Paul Derrick
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âExperienced and committedâ headteacher joins school (opens the original)
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A schoolâs new headteachers says she wants to create an environment where âevery child is encouraged to be curious, confident and ambitious about their futureâ. Charley Minter has taken the leading role at Clare Community Primary School, which is part of Anglian Learning. She has worked in both secondary and primary education before progressing to senior leadership and headship. In her first headship, Charley led a significant improvement journey, helping the school move from an Ofsted rat
All our pictures from martial arts schoolâs open day (opens the original)
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A martial arts school showcased its new home in Sudbury during an open day. Sudbury Mixed Martial Arts and Combat Academy moved into Unit 4, at Bulmer Road Industrial Estate, in Brundon Lane, this summer after four years in Acton. On Saturday, free tasters were held to demonstrate its offer including kickboxing and Brazilian jiu-jitsu, with 10 new sign-ups as of Monday morning. Ashley Levingbird, head coach and owner, said: âActon was a shared space which we outgrew so we took this place over,
Motorist left with âsubstantial repair billâ after substance poured over vehicle (opens the original)
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A motorist was left with a âsubstantial repair billâ after a substance was poured over their vehicle. Sudbury police are asking residents in and around Blackfriars to help with enquiries after the parked vehicle was damaged between September 19 and 21. A spokesperson said an unknown substance was poured over the vehicle causing the paintwork to deteriorate and leaving the owner with a substantial repair bill. They said: âWe would particularly like to hear from anyone who saw suspicious act
Person charged after vehicle crashes into town centre shop (opens the original)
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A person is due in court after a vehicle crashed into a shop and narrowly missed pedestrians. At around 7.40pm on Friday, police received a report that a vehicle had crashed into a shopfront in Haverhill High Street, narrowly missing pedestrians. The driver then made off from the scene. No injuries were reported. Officers from the Community Policing Team, who were on patrol nearby, attended the registered ownerâs home shortly after the initial call. A man was arrested on suspicion of road traf
New independent restaurant plans to open in town (opens the original)
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A new independent restaurant looks set to open in Bury St Edmunds. Platts, which has a food truck at the townâs market on Saturdays, is planning to launch premises in 66a St Johnâs Street. Adam Platt has submitted a licensing application for the former home of fried chicken takeaway Peck, which closed after five years in April. The plans to West Suffolk Council said Platts would have a maximum capacity of approximately 25 covers and operate four days per week, generally between the hours of
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