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I talked to the police about the rise in burglaries in the last month or so and they are saying that there is a rise but that this is seasonal.  Overall burglaries are down year on year.

Any way here’s details of a burglary in Belstead Road:

Between 3.30pm and 5.30pm Friday 15th October entry was forced to a house in Belstead Road, near to Philip Road in Ipswich.  A search was made of a several rooms and a number of items stolen including a brown Timberland backpack, a metallic red Sony Vaio laptop, two leather bound antique writing boxes and a tortoise shaped brooch with green gems.

Were you in the area between these times, did you notice any unusual activity? Do you know where any of the stolen items are now? If you can help please contact Ipswich police on 01473 613500 reference IW/10/4580

OR

Please use the following link to pass any useful information to Suffolk Police about this incident.

http://www.suffolk.police.uk/News+And+Appeals/Report+Information+To+The+Police/Tell+The+Police.htm

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From the Police report:

On Sunday 12th September between 6.20am & 2.20pm offenders forced entry through a rear window of a home on Belstead Road (near to Willoughby Way) in Ipswich. Once inside a quantity of jewellery, cash and a Wii console and games were stolen.

Were you in the area between these times, if so did you see anything unusual? If you have any information about this burglary please contact Ipswich police on 01473 613500 quoting reference IW/10/4107

Or

Please use the following link to pass any useful information to Suffolk Police about this incident.

http://www.suffolk.police.uk/News+And+Appeals/Report+Information+To+The+Police/Tell+The+Police.htm

The Ipswich Society is organising some local building openings on Saturday.  The timetable is here:

http://www.ipswichsociety.org.uk/events/

The only one I can see in Bridge is Saint Mary’s at Stoke church, which is two minutes away from me in Rectory Road.

Some nearby attractions that are open are:

• The Willis Building
• The Old Custom House
• Unitarian Meeting House
• St Mary At The Quay
• St Peter’s Church
• The Mansion, Wherstead

I definately want to see the Old Custom House.

The details of the opening times are in the following PDF leaflet:

http://www.ipswichsociety.org.uk/events/HeritageDay2009.pdf

If the Reformation had never happened this would be my parish church.  However it is still a handsome building.  I give you Saint Mary Stoke church:

In my opinion this church looks good in any season and at any time of the day:

Night time shot:

(Taken from http://www.panoramio.com/photo/18512733)

Also see Simon Knott’s entry on Saint Mary Stoke