Police Respond to Trust - Ipswich Town News
Ipswich Town Ist, the Town Trust, has received responses from the Norfolk and British Transport Police forces regarding the problems encountered by Town fans at Norwich Station after the derby in March.
A number of Town fans wanting to travel to Lowestoft or go home in cars parked close to Carrow Road were unable to do so, the police making them take a train to Ipswich instead.
Te read the responses visit the Trust site: here.
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