Lowestoft Journal

1 day ago | lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Harry Jackaman-Pegg

The incident happened on Sunday at about 9.20pm in London Road South. Several police cars were seen parked down the road as a man was hauled out of a property. Officers were then seen putting on gloves before entering the address. Karl Poundall, 55, of London Road South, has since been charged with assault causing ABH and two further assaults of police officers.

2 days ago | lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Harry Jackaman-Pegg

The first broke out at about 11.50pm on June 20 at the site of the former Jeld Wen factory in Waveney Drive. Three fire crews attended the scene, where a single-storey derelict warehouse was discovered to be ablaze. Crews successfully extinguished the flames by 1am. The site was then reinspected at 7.53am on June 21, when police were informed that the most likely cause of the fire was "deliberate ignition".

2 days ago | lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Harry Jackaman-Pegg

Fire crews were called to the site of the former Jeld Wen factory in Waveney Drive at about 12am on Monday following reports of a blaze at the site. But upon arrival, it was discovered that two nearby derelict buildings - an office block and a disused open structure - were actually ablaze. Photos from the scene show the extent of the heat damage on the corner of one of the buildings. READ MORE: Investigations under way after boy, 15, suffers horrific injuries It was extinguished by 12.39am.

1 week ago | lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Harry Jackaman-Pegg

The incident happened at about 12.45pm on Thursday in the East Point Pavilion. Two ambulances and the East Anglian Air Ambulance were sent to the scene. An eyewitness described seeing paramedics run into the building as the air ambulance landed on a nearby green. READ MORE: Cash stolen as vehicle targeted in overnight raid An adult man was then taken to the James Paget Hospital by road ambulance for further treatment. The extent of his injuries remains unknown.

1 week ago | lowestoftjournal.co.uk | Bruno Brown

Appearing at Great Yarmouth Magistrates' Court, Gemma Harbottle, 35, admitted common assault and obstructing a police officer on duty. The court heard that in March, Harbottle was in Mossy's Bar and nightclub in Lowestoft when she "smacked a woman really hard" in the face and "grabbed her hair". John Cooper, prosecuting, said "members of the door staff were trying to pull her off" and "several police officers tried to restrain her".