Haverhill

After this photo appeared in the Echoes of the Past on August 6, in which we asked for help in identifying this police officer holding a football, a number of people got in touch to let us know who he is.

Poundstretcher ‘not a done deal’ warn councillors

Police have stepped up patrols after a spate of arson attacks at a primary school.

Haverhill based Cambridge Nanotherm is a finalist in the R&D 100 Awards - known as the ‘Oscars of Invention.’

Villagers have raised concerns that roadworks in Thurlow could put people’s lives at risk.

Police are warning people to be more vigilant against break-ins during the summer months.

A-level students breathed a sigh of relief as they picked up their results last Thursday (August 13).

A former champion boxer, who suffered from chronic back pain, died after taking too much painkiller, an inquest has heard.

A cyclist has tackled a gruelling, 100-mile, cycle ride to help raise money for a local hospice.

Police are appealing for information after a man was seen performing a lewd act in Haverhill.

A craft fair is set to return to Haverhill market.

It’s been another outstanding year, in fact the best ever, for A Level results at Samuel Ward Academy in Haverhill, where 100 per cent of students passed at A* to E.

The prospect of earning a future glamour tie in the FA Cup is the sole motivation for Haverhill Rovers to get past their ex-manager’s side.

Neighbours battled to save a man from his blazing home in Haverhill, but were beaten back by dense smoke, an inquest has heard.

Visitors to IWM Duxford will be able to hear first-hand accounts of war when the museum holds its Meet the Veterans event from Sunday (16) through to Thursday (20), with the exclusion of Monday.

The staging of Haverhill’s only half marathon has been secured this year after Haverhill firm JMP Furniture Solutions agreed to be its new main sponsor.

Members of Haverhill’s Royal British Legion and Air Cadet Squadron have been tidying up and placing poppy posies on the graves of WWII casualties in Haverhill Cemetery.

Jewellery and electrical items were stolen after a home in Haverhill was broken into.

A retired police officer from Steeple Bumpstead has made use of his chess prowess to write a book to help amateur players.

Echo, August 2, 1990