Clarissa Place

2 weeks ago | eadt.co.uk | Clarissa Place

Becky Flewitt was among the four competition winners in March. (Image: Becky Flewitt) A flower bouquet, a new spring wardrobe, karting for four and tickets to a country fair, it is time to reveal the readers who have won our most recent competitions. During March we ran four competitions. One lucky Suffolk reader was selected to win a £500 voucher to spend on a new spring wardrobe across a large number of retailers.

3 weeks ago | eadt.co.uk | Clarissa Place

Clarissa Place, news editor of The East Anglian Daily Times, is arrested as part of a charity Jail Bail for Home-Start in Suffolk. (Image: Lucy Taylor) Thousands have been raised during a day of fundraising hijinks as nine Suffolk figures paid the time for a list of fun crimes.

3 weeks ago | eadt.co.uk | Clarissa Place

Daisy Wright pictured with Ipswich Town Women's Natasha Thomas after winning a competition to be a junior announcer at their game at Portman Road. (Image: Amy Wright) A young football fan has enjoyed the game of her life after winning our competition to be a junior announcer for Ipswich Town Women. The East Anglian Daily Times and Ipswich Star ran a competition in the run up to the team's big game at Portman Road that took place on Sunday, March 23.

4 weeks ago | edp24.co.uk | Clarissa Place

Tributes have been paid to Stephen Wilson, a stalwart of the Lowestoft Players and theatre across the UK. (Image: Emma-Jayne Cullen/Lowestoft Players) Tributes have been paid to a theatre stalwart and creative mastermind who has left an “indelible mark” on productions and people across the country. Stephen Wilson,74, was a longstanding member of The Lowestoft Players for more than five decades after joining to help behind the scenes in 1973.

1 month ago | ipswichstar.co.uk | Clarissa Place

Giovanni Pernice visited Ipswich School of Dancing to lead three classes at the weekend. (Image: Clarissa Place) Dance lovers of all experiences box stepped, swivelled and chassed their way through fun routines with the help of a top dance pro and former Strictly Come Dancing champion. An estimated 200 people took part in one of three dance classes led by Giovanni Pernice at the Ipswich School of Dancing, in Bond Street, on Saturday.