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30/11/2023
Join Scrooge at the Food Museum on Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th December as Magic Floor Productions take you on an immersive experience of the classic Dickens tale A Christmas Carol, sure to get you in the festive spirit! Visitors will get to experience the museum as they’ve never seen it before and be transported back to Victorian…
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From Friday 1 December to Saturday 9 December inclusive, there will be action short of a strike by members of the ASLEF union. On 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 9 December, a normal timetable will be in place, with most services operating on all Greater Anglia routes, but with some planned cancellations. Strike…
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Panto season is here! And, one of the first local theatres to start their festive show is the beautiful historic Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds. This wonderful theatre is the perfect place to host a pantomime and this year’s production of Snow White certainly doesn’t disappoint. On the death of her father, Snow White is…
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The sparkling line-up for this year’s Ipswich Regent panto includes Vicki Michelle, who many will know from her role as Jo Cotton in East Enders, and some will also remember as the hilarious Yvette in Allo Allo. Joining Vicki on stage will be audience favourite, funny man, Mike ‘Squeaky’ McClean plus Britain’s Got Talent The…
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There are many reasons that dogs may not be able to take part in daily walks. With the clocks going back we head into the dark months of Autumn and Winter and that can also signal fireworks. Not just on Bonfire Night but several times throughout the Autumn and Winter period as they are used to celebrate New…
Read More about Five ideas to keep pets mentally & physically stimulated during Storm CiaranThe RSPCA is urging animal owners to follow urgent advice to keep pets, livestock and wildlife safe during Storm Babet. Parts of England and Wales are braced for severe rain, flooding and powerful winds over the next 24 hours and the animal charity is calling on people to take action to ensure the welfare of…
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Eastern Angles is looking for the most imaginative fairytale in all the land as they invite young writers of Suffolk to take part in their Golden Fairytale Writing Competition. Taking inspiration from their upcoming Christmas show Rumplestiltskin, there’s some golden prizes up for grabs for the winners! Magical beasts and fire-breathing dragons. A wolf in…
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The Leader of East Suffolk Council has expressed her disappointment with the Prime Minister’s decision to postpone several key environmental commitments. Cllr Caroline Topping said: “By rowing back on these key climate policies, the PM has dented the confidence of businesses, antagonised members of his own party, and drifted further apart from the majority of…
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The ultimate Christmas shopping experience is coming to Suffolk this November. The Suffolk County Christmas Fair is taking place over three days in the grounds of the award-winning hotel, Hintlesham Hall, on the outskirts of Ipswich, for the first time ever. Shoppers will be able to browse over 120 stalls selling a range quality goods…
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The final Christchurch Park Market of 2023 before it’s return in spring 2024 takes place this weekend on Sunday 24th September 9:30am until 2pm. The Market features a mixture of regular traders who will be attending every month plus others that will vary from month to month so there is always something different to see…
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