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Shotley peninsula features in new television series starting next week with Bill Bailey and friend Trevor McDonald

By Derek Davis

18th Feb 2024 | Local News

Bill Bailey and Trevor McDonald walking and talking on Shotley peninsula (Picture: Contributed)

As they walk, they chat about the perils of ageing, the stresses of modern life and the loss of their friend Sean Lock.

Shotley peninsula: Hundreds of vulnerable people in Suffolk could be made homeless due to budget cuts, charities have warned

By Joao Santos (Local Democracy Reporter)

17th Feb 2024 | Local News

More homeless predicted after Suffolk CC cuts (Picture: Suffolk CC)

"The whole point of the support is to stop the revolving door of homelessness and break behaviours, it literally saves lives.".

Shotley peninsula cyclists invited to saddle up for seven piers coastal charity challenge

By Derek Davis

17th Feb 2024 | Local News

Charity cycle challenge taking in seven piers (Picture: Nub News)

Sponsored event will see up to 50 cyclists ride 94 miles of East Anglian coastline with the aim of raising tens of thousands of pounds for mental health care. .

Man with knife arrested after abusing police during A14 closure incident

By Derek Davis

15th Feb 2024 | Local News

Police make arrest in separate incident during road closure (Nub News library)

59-year-old Mark Wymer of Hurricane Place in Ipswich charged with obstructing a police officer in execution of their duty and with possessing a bladed article.

Teenage girl arrested after A14 closed for nearly five hours

By Derek Davis

15th Feb 2024 | Local News

Number of emergency services resources were deployed to the area, including police, negotiators, ambulance personnel, fire crew and National Highways officers.

University of Suffolk law lecturer nominated for prestigious national award

By Guest author

15th Feb 2024 | Local News

Dr Ruth Flaherty (Picture: University of Suffolk)

Dr Ruth Flaherty has been shortlisted as one of the five finalists for the Oxford University Press Law Teacher of the Year 2024 Award.

Shotley peninsula: ‘We can’t fail’: SEND leader pledges to address challenges a week into new role

By Joao Santos (Local Democracy Reporter)

15th Feb 2024 | Local News

Failure not an option for new SEND boss (Picture: Nub News library)

Central to solving the problems children and their families are facing was speeding up and ensuring the quality of the Education, Health, and Care Plans (ECHP).

A14 reopens after police negotiators talk down woman

By Derek Davis

14th Feb 2024 | Local News

Police safely talk down woman (Picture: Nub News library)

Officers were called at approximately 11:40am to reports of concern for the safety of a female near Nacton, past the Orwell Bridge. .

'Simplistic and meaningless.': Suffolk County Council leader Matthew Hicks' angry response to district and borough councils' letter of concerns

By Nub News guest writer

14th Feb 2024 | Local News

Matthew Hicks blast council leaders (Picture: BBC LDRS)

Hicks accuses district and borough council leaders of "double standards" over reliability of county council to deliver key elements of housing and homelessness.

UPDATED: Road open after incident resolved - Traffic nightmare for peninsula motorists after Orwell Bridge closure due to 'police incident'

By Derek Davis

14th Feb 2024 | Local News

A14 closure has huge knock on effect (AA Traffic Map)

Junction 55 and A14 at Nacton Interchange – Junction 58 was closed on the east and westbound carriageways from around 12.30pm while police dealt with incident.

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