Jason Alexander, of Rubbish Walks CIC, discovered the pile in Pipers Vale
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A prominent Ipswich litter picker has voiced his disgust after a mountain of rubbish containing clinical waste bags was dumped near the River Orwell.
Jason Alexander, of Rubbish Walks, made the alarming discovery in the Pipers Vale area last week while on a routine litter pick with a friend.
The pile contained a large amount of clothing and holdalls – some of which had been burned – as well as numerous yellow bags marked for clinical waste .
Mr Alexander alerted Ipswich Borough Council to the disgusting discovery
Published:
5:25 PM April 22, 2021
Updated:
5:55 PM April 22, 2021
Alex Reid lied in a witness statement for a compensation claim, but was caught out by a story by the East Anglian Daily Times
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Alex Reid, ex-husband of celebrity Katie Price, has been jailed for contempt of court after a story by the East Anglian Daily Times exposed a lie in his witness statement.
The mixed martials arts (MMA) fighter was sentenced to eight weeks in prison today at a High Court hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in London after lying about a compensation claim following a car crash.
Becky and Taurean Hambling with Ellis and Myla
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Staff members at one Ipswich gym have had their very own lockdown baby boom.
These four instructors at Pipers Vale Gymnastics Centre have all welcomed new arrivals since the first lockdown in March 2020, including twins.
Myla Hambling in a gym pose
- Credit: Becky Hambling
Head of recreational gymnastics at the centre Hannah Marsh and her husband Andrew welcomed baby Mabel in March. Becky Hambling and husband Taurean had Myla in July, instructor Will Banthorpe and his wife Stacey had Blake in September, and Jo and Scott Wilder welcomed their baby twin girls, Macy and Darcy, in December.
Becky and Taurean Hambling with Ellis and Myla
- Credit: Becky Hambling
Staff members at one Ipswich gym have had their very own lockdown baby boom.
These four instructors at Pipers Vale Gymnastics Centre have all welcomed new arrivals since the first lockdown in March 2020, including twins.
Myla Hambling in a gym pose
- Credit: Becky Hambling
Head of recreational gymnastics at the centre Hannah Marsh and her husband Andrew welcomed baby Mabel in March. Becky Hambling and husband Taurean had Myla in July, instructor Will Banthorpe and his wife Stacey had Blake in September, and Jo and Scott Wilder welcomed their baby twin girls, Macy and Darcy, in December.