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Driver seriously injured in collision (opens the original)
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Two women were injured, one seriously, in a collision on the A1307 near Linton yesterday The crash was at about 8.20pm on the Haverhill-bound carriageway near the junction for Bartlow and involved a white Citroen C1 and a red Kia Stonic. The driver of the Citroen, a 73-year-old woman, from Balsham, was taken to Addenbrookeâs Hospital, in Cambridge, with serious injuries, where she remains. The driver of the Kia, a 61-year-old woman, from Clare, suffered minor injuries and remained at the scene
Review: Town film group member gives his verdict on The End of Oak Street (opens the original)
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Set in the early 80s, The End of Oak Street tells the story of the Platt family, whose peaceful life is abruptly ruined by the appearance of dinosaurs in their neighbourhood. At first, the whole family is arguing about typical family issues, but these problems become much bigger asvthe plot continues. The good thing about this film is the amazing performances from Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, who manage to create a believable family dynamic. The other actors are also great and bring plenty o
Abandoned school site could become a community hub (opens the original)
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Plans have been unveiled for the transformation of a derelict former school site into a new inclusive community campus. The proposal would see, if it went ahead, the Castle Hill Middle School site in Haverhill put back into use for the first time since the school closed in August 2011 as part of the reorganisation of the school structure in Suffolk from three-tier to two-tier. The community campus would be centred around a care farm, operated in a partnership between Haverhill Town Council and T
Regular village market is paying off for its organisers (opens the original)
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A fledgling event that gives small businesses a platform to sell their products and helps to raise funds for a community facility has continued its good start. Sundayâs Ridgewell Food & Craft Market was the third to be held since the quarterly event was launched in March by the Ridgewell Village Hall Management Committee. The markets also raises funds to maintain and improve the village hall, which is run by the community it serves, less than six miles from Haverhill. Sundayâs event at the D
âA very important step forwardâ: Proposal for new school taking shape (opens the original)
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The early stages of a proposal to build the first new state-funded school in Haverhill for more than a decade has begun with the start of a public consultation period. As of Monday, Suffolk County Council was inviting comments from the general public on its proposal to build a 210-place school, which would also include a small community centre and a 30-place pre-school. They would all be built on land off Ann Suckling Road, as part of the 1,200-home Boyton Place development, also referred to as
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