News in Felixstowe

It's official: chicken and mushroom comes top with those who eat all the pies in Felixstowe

By Derek Davis

7th Mar 2021 | Local News

chicken and mushroom pie, Felixstowe's favourite

It's official, Chicken and Mushroom has been voted the most popular savoury pie in Felixstowe and the rest of the country, according to new research revealed to celebrate British Pie Week, ending today.

The Chicken and Mushroom took the savoury pie crown, beating out all-time classics like Steak and Ale and Steak and Kidney, according to new data revealed by online takeaway delivery app Foodhub.

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Footballer cleared of assault after opponent lost a tooth in Sunday League match at Felixstowe

By Derek Davis

5th Mar 2021 | Local News

A Sunday League footballer has today been cleared of assault after an opponent's tooth was knocked out during a match at Felixstowe.

Joshua Cook, of Goldsmith Road, Ipswich, who then played for The Feathers, was found not guilty of assault occasioning actual bodily harm against Neil Potter, who played for Gresham FC, in a game between the Ipswich Sunday Football League sides on Sunday, September 24, 2017 at Langley Avenue Sports Field in Felixstowe, saw Greshams FC player Neil Potter lose a tooth.

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Footballer in court after allegedly knocking out an opponent's tooth with an elbow in Felixstowe

By Derek Davis

4th Mar 2021 | Local News

A footballer playing for Felixstowe side The Feathers is today in court facing a charge of assault after being accused of elbowing an opponent in the face causing him to having a tooth knocked out.

Joshua Cook, 30, of Goldsmith Road, Ipswich, is accused of assault occasioning actual bodily harm following the alleged incident in a match between The Feathers FC and Greshams FC.

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Put paid to scientist stereotypes with 10 women trailblazers including Suffolk's own medical marvel

By Derek Davis

4th Mar 2021 | Local News

Encouraging young female scientists

British Science Week starts tomorrow (March 5-14 ) and we can bring you bust some myths about scientists here.

Asked to depict a scientist, too many children draw a white man with 'mad professor' hair. Former primary school teacher Abby Harper of education resource experts PlanBee says, why not show them that science and technology has always been the domain of brilliant, creative women

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