Sport News & Updates
- 18th September 2009
Ipswich's first half-marathon for more than 20 years was a resounding success.
The Larking Gowen Ipswich Half Marathon attracted nearly 1000 runners on Sunday 30th August 2009.
An event that promises to be even better in 2010.
- 16th September 2009
Weeks into the new season but plenty to talk about regarding Norwich City Football Club.
- 14th August 2009
Newmarket cricket pitch has been vandalised
- 31st July 2009
The Larking Gowen Ipswich Half Marathon has announced that thebestofipswich, the Ipswich Building Society, St Elizabeth Hospice, Willis and John Grose have become official event partners for the inaugural race.
- 7th July 2009
Win a pair of cinema tickets in our prize draw to spot Roundwood's new logo on thebestofnorwich taxi.
- 2nd June 2009
Clare has a new cushion!
But it's not any old cushion - it's a Body Support Sytem!
Clare, of Optimum Massage, is brilliant at massage, specialising in deep tissue massage and remedial massage in Norwich.
This cushion kit helps to give even grea
- 29th April 2009
Thebestofnorwich events section is proving to be extremely popular. Two of our clients today posted two completely different events - but for those looking for something different, both look fascinating.
Richard Vince of the Black Belt Academy, a Mar
- 21st April 2009
The lads have been told to play their hearts out in the final fixtures, but it was a shame they only managed 20 minutes before being penned back by their East Anglian rivals. Ipswich may not have had the opportunity to relegate us on their turf, but the
- 18th February 2009
Some might be filled with fear having just dropped into the relegation zone without kicking a ball. I am quietly optimistic! I have just attended the breakfast with Gunny at Carrow Road and the Q&A session was both interesting and positive. I was concer
- 11th February 2009
It was most unfortunate that my season ticket renewal arrived just before Gunn lost his unbeaten record. The dismal display against Bristol City was a return to the usual dross we are used to a Carrow Road, compounded by the dismissal of Doherty who had