Simon Hall, Bows & Arrows and a Sudbury wedding fayre
A convicted murderer's wife fights to clear his name, archery for all and wedding fayres.
The wife of a Suffolk man, convicted of murder, says she is trying to collect new forensic evidence to clear his name.
Simon Hall was sent to prison in 2003 for the murder of Joan Albert in Capel St Mary.
His wife Stephanie tells 大象传媒 Radio Suffolk, despite an appeal being turned down earlier this year, their legal team are hoping the independent Criminal Cases Review Commission will look at Simon's story.
In the studio, Ken Robins of Bows & Arrows talks about his archery business.
He has a full size field archery course and outdoor target range near Ipswich and a mobile service, including running archery parties.
There's a fundraising wedding fayre in Sudbury later.
Rob Dunger will officially open the exhibition in St Peter's on Market Hill. The money is going towards the St Andrew's restoration fund.
Ipswich Town's Jason Scotland shares his thoughts ahead of their away match at Middlesbrough.
And answering your gardening questions is Michael Perry from Thompson and Morgan.
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- Sat 24 Sep 2011 06:00大象传媒 Radio Suffolk