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A man in his 20s has been taken to hospital after a stabbing on a cycle path
Officers were called to reports of an incident involving two men on a cycle path near Mead Drive, Kesgrave
The victim’s injuries are not believed to be life-threatening or life-changing
Another man in his 20s has since been arrested in Norwich on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm
Any witnesses or anyone with information are being urged to contact Ipswich CID at quoting 37/23393/25
Police will be carrying out high-visibility foot patrols in the area over the weekend
A man has been arrested following a stabbing from earlier today
Officers were called at 9.25am to reports of an incident involving two men on a cycle path near Mead Drive, Kesgrave
A man in his 20s was taken to hospital and his injuries are not believed to be life-threatening or life-changing, according to Suffolk Police.
Another man in his 20s who fled the scene on foot has been arrested in Norwich this afternoon on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm.
He has been taken to Wymondham Police Investigation Centre for questioning.
It is believed this is an isolated incident, however police will be carrying out high-visibility foot patrols in the area over the weekend.
Any witnesses or anyone with information are being urged to contact Ipswich CID at quoting 37/23393/25.
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Rayogreatest hitssuffolknewsMan arrested following Kesgrave stabbing Police had been looking for the suspect after a man was stabbed at around 9:25am today
A man has been arrested after another man sustained stab injuries in Kesgrave this morning
was located in Norwich this afternoon and arrested by police on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm
He has been taken to Wymondham Police Investigation Centre for questioning
Officers were called at 9:25am today to reports of an incident/fight involving two men on a cycle path near to Mead Drive
a man in his 20s sustained stab injuries and has been taken to hospital
His injuries are not thought to be life threatening or life changing
Police believe that this is an isolated incident but officers will be providing reassurance through high-visibility foot patrols in the area over the weekend
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Rayogreatest hitssuffolknewsMan stabbed during 'fight' in Kesgrave with suspect still on the run Officers were called at 9:25am this morning to reports of an incident/fight involving two men on a cycle path near to Mead Drive
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was stabbed in Kesgrave this morning
Officers were called at 9:25am to reports of an incident/fight involving two men on a cycle path near to Mead Drive
His injuries are not thought to be life-threatening or life-changing
The male suspect ran from the scene and has still not been found
Police believe that this is an isolated incident and it is understood that the victim and suspect are known to each other
Officers say they will be providing reassurance through foot patrols over the weekend
or anyone with information about this incident
is asked to contact Ipswich CID at quoting reference: 37/23393/25
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A 21-year-old man from the West Midlands has been charged
after another man suffered stab injuries during an incident in Kesgrave
Officers were called at 9.35am on Thursday
to reports of a fight involving two men on a cycle path near to Mead Drive
The victim - a man in his 20s - sustained stab wounds and was taken to hospital for treatment
The suspect was located and arrested in Norwich on Thursday afternoon and was taken to Wymondham Police Investigation Centre for questioning
has been charged with wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm
Luqmen appeared before Norwich Magistrates’ Court this morning
where he was remanded in custody pending a next hearing an Ipswich Crown Court on June 3
Staff at Kesgrave High School are thrilled with the achievements of their students as more than 30 per cent secured at least an A grade across its 40 subjects
A-level and BTEC students picked up their results this morning
joining thousands of others across the county
A* or A grades were secured by 31 per cent of pupils
while 76 per cent of all grades were A* to C
Headteacher Julia Upton said pupils gained grades they should be proud of
She said: “From their academic achievements and their personal growth
we know that this cohort of young people will take the next step into their adult life with confidence.”
three of Kesgrave’s top performers have decided to undergo apprenticeships degrees as their next step towards their chosen careers
is set to take an apprenticeship in computing
having faced a gruelling selection procedure to secure her role
is set to undertake his apprenticeship degree in marking
Other top performers from the class of 2024 include Poppy Brown (4 As)
who will attend the University of St Andrews to study computer science
two As) is off to Bath for a degree in economics
will take a gap year before studying dentistry
two As) will pursue a medicine course after her gap year; Molly Nicholson (two A*s
one A) will study sports science at Loughborough University; Sam Ling (two A*s
one A) is set to study business and Molly Howard (two A*s
Ms Upton added: “Students are progressing to a range of pathways
from secured work to university courses and highly competitive degree apprenticeships
“This latter pathway is an increasingly desirable destination for students
securing both further learning and employment in the most prestigious firms.”
For A-level coverage across Suffolk, click here
Pupils at Kesgrave High School cemented their path to success as they celebrated some stellar GCSE results
Their hard work and determination paid off as 75 per cent of pupils gained at least a grade 5 in maths and English
while 24 per cent secured all grades between 7 and 9
Headteacher Julia Upton said: “We’re really thrilled with the GCSE results this year
with both parents and pupils are worried about receiving those results
“It’s particularly impressive when you see the journey they’ve been on
We see them develop from Year 7 through to Year 11
We want all the hard work they’ve put in to bear fruit and what that means for those students in terms of the foundations they’ve set.”
One of the top earners at Kesgrave High School was Milo Hunt
He secured level 9 in all subjects – despite having to commute from Norwich for much of the year as he and his family now live there
“I was expecting a few nines but I’m very happy with what I got in the end
“I was confident – I surprised myself with my first mocks [exams] and since then
Milo said school was difficult due to his commute
he has his eyes on studying maths at the University of Cambridge
so he got what he deserved from my perspective,” she said
we’ve always ensured our boys have a good work ethic
I’ve never had to nag him to study because he does it
Our interview with Milo and Cassie can be viewed above
The other top-earner at Kesgrave High School was Katie Christison
She felt she ‘did better than she thought she would’
Katie said: “The process of revising for exams was stressful – I’m glad they’re over now
Maths and science were probably my favourite subjects.”
Katie will remain at Kesgrave for Sixth Form
She told SuffolkNews she was unsure on her long-term goals
but she did want to go to university to study one of her chosen A-level subjects
with high enough grades for him to be happy with
He also plans to stay on at Kesgrave Sixth Form to study maths
with ambitions to do maths or music at university
he is unsure what he wants to do for a living
but suggested being a professor or composer
Louis said: “I got about the grades I was predicted by teachers
so I’m not let down with my results anyway
“I did enjoy learning in classes and while exams were hard
it was finished and you didn’t have to do them again.”
Iona Taite said she was really happy to receive her results – and said she got higher than she expected
She opened her results packet to find eight grade 9s
He said he was ‘quite happy’ with his results
“I did find it hard to keep going revising
but thinking of the bigger picture – to find the motivation – helped.”
Ibrahim Irbash felt very happy with his results
He said chemistry and psychology were his favourite subjects
He will also stay at Kesgrave for Sixth Form in chemistry
James Day said he struggled with timings on some of the exams
although he broadly got the grades he wanted
He’s also staying at Kesgrave for Sixth Form
physics and maths as well as an extended project qualification
which should fuel his ambitions of becoming a pilot
but I am happy with how I did,” Logan said
He is also staying on at Kesgrave Sixth Form
Ms Upton praised the students for their hard work
despite disruption due to the Covid-19 pandemic
She added; “The Sixth Form is different but we’re pleased to welcome many students back
with them getting that benefit of it being at a school they know very well and can continue to support them in terms of their needs.”
Ms Upton said there have been a few years where it was impossible to compare one year to the next
but I still think we have to be wary – this generation has experienced something that the generations before them
“It’s definitely still an improving picture for us with super results
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