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03/11/2025
Entertainment
The RSPB in Suffolk is inviting families to go on their own sneak adventure at RSPB Minsmere this winter with a Robin Robin themed adventure trail and exclusive activity pack to enjoy. Robin is the star of the Aardman film, Robin Robin, available to watch on Netflix now. Robin grows up with a family of…
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Entertainment
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…! Christmas with Aled & Russell is the brand-new album from two of the world’s greatest classical voices, Aled Jones and Russell Watson recorded with the magnificent New Zealand Sinfonietta Orchestra. Released on 11th November on BMG, the stunning new album features new recordings of universally beloved Christmas songs, including…
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News
BRIT award-winning, multi-platinum selling, billion-streamed BASTILLE will be making their Newmarket Nights debut on Friday 30th June 2023.
The very special show will be part of a series celebrating the 10th Anniversary of the band’s chart-conquering, twice No.1 debut album, ‘Bad Blood’, giving fans the opportunity to hear the album played live in its entirety alongside other fan favourites.
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Entertainment
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…! Christmas with Aled & Russell is the brand-new album from two of the world’s greatest classical voices, Aled Jones and Russell Watson recorded with the magnificent New Zealand Sinfonietta Orchestra. Released on November 11th on BMG, the stunning new album features new recordings of universally beloved Christmas songs, including…
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Felixstowe News
As the clocks go back this weekend and the nights get darker, Suffolk police is urging the public to increase their vigilance around home and vehicle security. To prevent the seasonal increase in burglaries and theft from motor vehicles, the force is encouraging householders and motorists to follow some simple crime prevention advice to keep…
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Featured
After bringing a summer of colour and creativity to Ipswich, the Big Hoot Ipswich art trail ended in style with the Big Hoot auction which has raised £163,590, with proceeds going towards independent Suffolk charity, St Elizabeth Hospice. The Big Hoot Ipswich 2022 art trail saw 50 ornately decorated owl sculptures, featuring a range of…
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Entertainment
From the team behind the smash hit, The Play That Goes Wrong, Mischief’s latest offering, a dark new comedy, Good Luck Studio, bursts on to the stage at the Mercury Theatre, Colchester. The production team and actors are under pressure to film the last ever episode of Wibble the Dragon and with just one hour…
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Ipswich News
The Salvation Army’s annual football tournament for people who are homeless will kick off this week for the eleventh year. The Partnership Trophy, which is run by the church and charity and it’s subsidiary, The Salvation Army Housing Association (SAHA), will bring together football teams from Lifehouses (hostels), outreach programmes, and SAHA services, all of…
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Featured
Satellites is a new one woman play that has recently been touring East Anglia. Written and performed by Natalie Songer, a Norfolk-based theatre maker. Spurred on by programmes such as Who Do You Think You Are? many of us will have researched our family trees, and every so often there are discoveries about our pasts…
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