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SHOCKED BLUES TO INCREASE SECURITY

IPSWICH Town have vowed to step up their security after thieves broke into their Portman Road home twice in a matter of days – stealing giant TVs and staging food fights with frozen cheesecakes.
Suffolk Police said the break-ins took place overnight on Saturday and in the early hours of Wednesday.
It is believed the thieves got into hospitality boxes and helped themselves to ‘expensive vintage’ wine and food. They then took the lift down to the kitchens beneath the stands to raid the fridges.
A number of plasma television information screens from public areas around the gr...

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