Thursday's Thought
Today's Felixstowe sunrise: 04:37
Angry customer shatters door trying to get McDonald's staff's attention in Felixstowe takeaway
By Derek Davis
23rd Jun 2021 | Local News
A frustrated McDonald's customer is alleged to have shattered a a door while trying to get the attention of staff.
Police have issued a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to following an incident of criminal damage in Haven's WayFelixstowe. in the early hours of Monday 3 May.
Felixstowe Property of the Week: rare investment opportunity with Victorian building
By Derek Davis
23rd Jun 2021 | Local News
If you are looking for a new home in the Felixstowe area, or are just feeling a bit nosy, then look no further than our Property Of The Week feature, which will be showcasing the most interesting homes for sale right now on our Felixstowe Nub News property page.
Our property for this week is this Victorian house on the market with Vikings estate agents in Felixstowe for £425,000.
Two temporary toilets have been damaged after an arson attack on them at Felixstowe seafront.
Fire crews went to the loos at the edge of a car park alongside the promenade in Sea Road which were paced there while work is being carried out to fix the permanent toilets nearby.
Wednesday's Suffolk Wonder
Today's Felixstowe sunrise: 04:35
Tuesday's Teaser
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Where in the world Felixstowe's recycling ends up is revealed
By Derek Davis
21st Jun 2021 | Local News
The final destinations for Suffolk's recycling waste have been revealed – with global spots like India and Vietnam among those to take thousands of tonnes of card and paper waste, including some from Felixstowe.
Data published on the Suffolk Recycling website provides a breakdown of the top nations to take in Suffolk's recycling waste for 2019/20, the most recent year available.
Punch Pubs pub boss defends plans to demolish White Horse in Felixstowe in face of objections
By Derek Davis
21st Jun 2021 | Local News
A Punch pub boss has defended its decision to try and demolish the White Horse in Felixstowe and replace it with a shop, flats and houses.
East Suffolk council planners have so far received more than 185 objections to Punch Pub's application to demolish the White Horse public house in Old Felixstowe and for the erection of a convenience store on the ground floor and four apartments on the first floor, and the erection of two bungalows with associated parking and landscaping.
Monday's Motivation
The first Victoria Cross, Britain's highest medal for bravery, was awarded to Charles Lucas, in 1854 who was awarded it during the Crimean War for conspicuous bravery. The medal was made from metal from a cannon captured at Sebastopol. The Victoria Cross was extended to colonial troops in 1867 and to date a total of 1,358 Victoria Crosses have been awarded. Paratrooper Lance corporal Joshua Leakey was the most recent recipient in 2015 for bravery in Afghanistan.
As part of an ongoing drive to build the right environment for East Suffolk, a new campaign is being launched to help people get their recycling right.
East Suffolk Council is launching a new recycling campaign across its social media channels to get a better understanding of how much residents know about recycling in East Suffolk and what the Council can do to help when it comes to knowing what goes into what bin.
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