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Police seek public's help to find wanted man with Ipswich connections

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Cameron Bolam, 25, is wanted on recall to prison. Suffolk Police are appealing for information on his whereabouts.

Why it matters: Public assistance can be crucial in locating individuals wanted by law enforcement.

Cameron Bolam
Cameron Bolam is wanted on recall to prisonSuffolk Police

The details:

  • Bolam is described as a white man, 6ft 1in tall, of average build, with shaved/cropped hair and a full dark brown beard.

  • He has connections to Ipswich, Lowestoft and Norwich areas.

How to help: Anyone with information should contact Suffolk Police, quoting crime number 37/43157/24:

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Join fellow Traitors fans for dramatic finale screening in Ipswich

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As The Traitors' most successful series yet draws to a close, St Stephen's Church will host a free community screening of the finale that's expected to draw millions of viewers nationwide.

Why it matters: The third series of The Traitors has broken BBC viewing records for unscripted entertainment, with over 10 million viewers tuning in to the opening episode.

The big picture: The screening event at St Stephen's Church offers local fans a unique way to experience the show's conclusion:

  • The evening begins at 18:00 with screenings of the penultimate episodes

  • The live finale will be shown at 20:30

  • Entry is free

  • The venue's café bar will be open from 10:00 until 22:00

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The Traitors finale screening will take place at St Stephens Church in Ipswich town centreIpswich Central & Brighten the Corners

What they're saying: "We're thrilled that St Stephen's Church is bringing fans of the show together to enjoy this exciting finale. It's a great opportunity to enjoy the drama, suspense, and intrigue of The Traitors in an iconic venue in the town centre," says Lee Walker, Ipswich Central CEO.

Joe Bailey , CEO of Brighten the Corners, adds: "We're delighted to be linking up to host this All About Ipswich free event at St Stephen's Church for people to come and enjoy The Traitors Series 3 final episode. Our café bar is open all-day Friday from 10am until 10pm."

By the numbers: The show's success has been remarkable:

  • Episodes 2 and 3 have each attracted over 9 million viewers

  • The series opener became the most-watched BBC unscripted episode since Planet Earth III

  • It achieved the highest BBC entertainment audience since the 2023 Eurovision Grand Final

The bottom line: This free community screening offers Ipswich residents the chance to be part of a shared viewing experience as one of the BBC's biggest entertainment shows of the year reaches its dramatic conclusion.

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