JACK COLE January 24, 2016 At 11:17 Pm The bloke in the black shorts and and blue t- shirt seems okay in the freezing conditions. :) REPLY THE EDITOR January 25, 2016 At 8:00 Am Dear Mr Cole, He’s from Suffolk, where we are made of stronger stuff. Regards, The Editor
JACK COLE January 24, 2016 At 11:17 PmThe bloke in the black shorts and and blue t- shirt seems okay in the freezing conditions. :)REPLY THE EDITOR January 25, 2016 At 8:00 AmDear Mr Cole,He’s from Suffolk, where we are made of stronger stuff.
Hopes were raised today that a planned terror attack on Ipswich could cause millions of pounds worth of improvements. Alleged plans by so-called Islamic State to crash planes into Ipswich, Brighton, Bath and London were revealed in a national newspaper over the weekend. The Sunday Express claimed ISIS-supporting commercial airline pilots had discussed attacks in coded radio communications picked up the RAF and passed to GCHQ. image Beautiful: Ipswich town centre Suffolk locals were shocked by the claims they could be targeted. “Ipswich town centre has become a no-go zone in recent years. Flattening it would be a tremendous boost.” There was still confusion in Whitehall about why Ipswich was selected. A Home Office insider told the Suffolk Gazette: “Ipswich town centre is already a wasteland; there’s nothing of note there. “We can only speculate that one of the ISIS commanders is a Norwich fan. “Either that or they have opened up a surprise new battle front against pound shops, mobile phone outlets and street beggars. -------------------------------------- Witham- liking your newspaper - loved that story above
Ipswich terror target shockExclusiveBy Ben TwatersSecurity CorrespondentHopes were raised today that a planned terror attack on Ipswich could cause millions of pounds worth of improvements.Alleged plans by so-called Islamic State to crash planes into