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Why Suffolk needs to make the most of Ed Sheeran's open-air homecoming concerts

Wednesday, August 14, 2019

Ed Sheeran watches on during the championship match between Ipswich Town and Aston Villa at Portman Road on Saturday 21st April 2018 - Picture: Steven Gardiner

Terry will be in the crowd when mega star and local legend Ed Sheeran performs in the county town

Jamie Cullum: 'The left-field jazz that you can dance and lose yourself to is what Cheltenham does well'

Thursday, March 14, 2019 Katie Jarvis

Jamie Cullum will be showcasing songs from his new album at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival - and it's going to be emotional

Suffolk barrister Sarah Langford releases new book examining Britain's justice system

Tuesday, September 25, 2018

Barrister Sarah Langford hopes her fictionalised accounts of some of the challenging cases she's defended will give people a deeper understanding of the justice system | Words: Catherine Larner - Photo: Sophia Schorr-Kon

Love is on the air: Paul Barnes and Helen McDermott

Monday, May 14, 2018

Radio and TV presenters Paul Barnes and Helen McDermott talk about living and working together

Stella Rimington: from MI5 to spy author

Tuesday, April 10, 2018 Catherine Larner

After a career that took her to the top of MI5, Stella Rimington turned novelist, drawing on her own experience to bring her fictional spy stories to life

Suffolk school children perform in new Aldeburgh opera

Tue, 12:40

Jubilee Opera in rehearsal with Suffolk schoolchildren before their performanc eon November 22 and 23.

Suffolk's Jubilee Opera premières a newly commissioned opera for children this weekend based on a real life Anglo Saxon mystery

Looking back 100 years to a post-war Suffolk wedding that captured public imagination

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

HAPPY COUPLE: Charles and Pamela on their wedding day. The photograph was taken at Holy Wells, the Cobbold estate in Ipswich

In the aftermath of war 100 years ago, Holywells in Ipswich was the joyful setting for a wedding for a well known Suffolk family | Words: Jane Dismore

Suffolk initiatives helping to combat loneliness and isolation for county folk

Tuesday, November 5, 2019

New to the area, working alone, bereaved or suddenly on their own . . . Suffolk has ways of easing people's isolation | Words: Richard Ginger

Delving into Suffolk's mysterious history of witchcraft

Monday, October 28, 2019

Mary Sutton, the swimming of a witch in 1608, Her cartwheel was broken: it was believed that if this was done a witch couldn't curse you

October . . . the month for the unusual and the unexplained. Pip Wright delves into Suffolk's strange, bewildering history of witchcraft | Words: Pip Wright

What really happened with the notorious murder at the Red Barn in Polstead?

Friday, October 25, 2019

The Murder in the Red Barn at Polstead is as notorious today as it was when it was committed almost 200 years ago as Ross Gilfillan explains...

Calor launches £50,000 national grant scheme for rural communities

Friday, March 2, 2018

Rural communities throughout the UK could be eligible to receive funding via the Calor Rural Community Fund from energy provider Calor

New grant scheme aims to energise Suffolk's rural communities

Monday, April 3, 2017

Flatford Mill © Mel Thompson, Shutterstock

Local residents seeking funding for rural community projects could be eligible to receive a grant of up to £5,000 with the launch of the Rural Community Fund from Calor