More than 200 people from Felixstowe who died during the war have been remembered on every road they lived.
Signs naming residents from 66 roads in the town have been put up by volunteers from the Felixstowe remembers group, and include the full name of the men, women and children, with their age, the date they died, and their address.
Tuesday's on this day
In 1985, Garry Kasparov becomes the youngest ever world chess champion (22), with a 13-11 win over fellow Russian Anatoly Karpov
By Derek Davis
8th Nov 2021 | Local News
Cotman House resident Violet Connell – who is known to everyone as Peach - celebrated her 100th birthday at the Felixstowe home this week.
Peach, who has been a resident at the home since 2014, says she doesn't have a secret to longevity, but added it could have something to do with "loving your family".
Monday's morning quiz
Which nationality was the polar explorer Roald Amundsen?
This company is a world-renowned logistics company that offers first class training and worldwide career opportunities.
Office based in Felixstowe or working from home (office based while training).
Felixstowe Coastguard has put out a shout for volunteer rescue officers.
Crew bosses are looking for team players that are interested in coastal search and rescue, who have the got time to give to volunteering.
Sunday's thought
Optimism is the one quality more associated with success and happiness than any other.- Brian Tracy
Saturday's riddle
What belongs to you, but other people use it more than you?
By Derek Davis
5th Nov 2021 | Local News
Fire crews cut a person free from a car following a three-vehicle crash on the Dock Spur roundabout this morning.
The casualty was taken to hospital after the roof was cut away from their car after police, fire and ambulance crews were called to the scene of the crash at at the junction of the A14 and Candlet Road.
Friday's fun fact
Did you know that aluminium can be recycled indefinitely?
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