Arsonist who caused £50k in damage to pavilion jailed
A 35-year-old Essex man who set light to a tennis pavilion causing £50,000 damage has been jailed for four years.
Court Reporter
Jane covers Crown Court cases in Suffolk and has done so for many years.
Jane covers Crown Court cases in Suffolk and has done so for many years.
A 35-year-old Essex man who set light to a tennis pavilion causing £50,000 damage has been jailed for four years.
A 27-year-old Felixstowe man who pushed a woman during a row in her Ipswich home has been given a community order.
A sentencing hearing for a Sudbury man who deliberately started two fires at flats in the town has been adjourned so he can be seen by a psychiatrist.
Wayne Clarke, of Chelmsford, failed to attend a confiscation hearing at Ipswich Crown Court on Monday.
A 33-year-old man accused of running the 'CJ' drugs county line has claimed he is a victim of modern day slavery, a court has heard.
The trial of a couple accused of murdering a two-year-old girl whose body was found in her pushchair in temporary housing in Ipswich last summer has entered its final stages.
A 58-year-old Colchester man who has admitted fraud in relation to two Mercedes vans worth a total of £36,000 will be sentenced in January.
A man accused of murdering Isabella Wheildon has told the court her fatal injuries had been caused by his co-defendant while he was out.
Michael Banham, of Ipswich in Suffolk, has been sentenced for possessing indecent images of children.
Scott Jeff, who is accused of killing two-year-old Isabella Wheildon in Ipswich last year told the court he did not call 999 because of bruising.
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