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Five historical hidden gems in Suffolk

Bungay Castle is not easily visible from the town centre, despite its size

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Timothy Bradford

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Suffolk's recorded history goes back thousands of years, and people have lived around these parts for a lot longer than that.

A procession walks through the grounds of Kentwell Hall Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN

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7 school trips all Suffolk children will remember going on

Tom Swindles

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The Woolworths store in Stowmarket closed down in 2008 – but what has the store become?

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Former Woolworths stores in Suffolk and what they are now

Tom Swindles

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Queen Elizabeth II photographed at Sandringham House, which is the Queen's Norfolk residence, to mar

Festival of Suffolk organisers aim for a lasting legacy

Jason Noble, Local Democracy Reporter

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A meteor during the Perseid meteor shower seen over Happisburgh lighthouse, Norfolk.

First meteor shower of 2022 to light up the night sky in early January

Casey Cooper-Fiske

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A police officer outside Woolworths in King's Lynn. Date: 24 March 1994Soucre: Library

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From pick 'n' mix to toys: Do you remember your town's Woolworths?

Casey Cooper-Fiske

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ellingham hall

Stunning aerial photos capture Norfolk hall in autumnal haze

Jasper King

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Bernard Leathes Prior with the 9th Norfolks

Ground-breaking book allows readers to follow heroic Norfolk soldiers'...

Steve Snelling

War memorials in Woodbridge, Wortham and Worlington which have just been made Grade 2 listed

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Six Suffolk war memorials added to listed buildings register

Angus Williams

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Beasts of the East map

Weird Norfolk

Halloween: A field guide to paranormal Beasts of the East

Stacia Briggs

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Wooden ship remains in Thorpeness, Suffolk

Where are East Anglia's best (and least) known shipwrecks?

Danielle Lett

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The Three Tuns on the River Yare next to the railway bridge.

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New book chronicles one of the most tragic rail collisions in history

Derek James

Eva Clarke as baby in 1945, pictured with her mother Anka. Eva was born in a concentration during the Second World War

‘People can’t identify with six million dead, but they can identify with...

Danielle Lett

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Simon Evans and Janet Koralambe as Thomas and Ann Fuller in Harleston

How is this Norfolk town linked to the historic Mayflower voyage?

Rowan Mantell

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Pakefield Church after the bombing in April 1941.

Deadly wartime bombing raids on churches remembered

Mark Boggis

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Sarah Sands

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Ancient abbey ruins hidden in Norfolk garden of Today programme editor

Rowan Mantell

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Lowestoft cemetery was the scene for the Armistice Day service on 11/11/20 as 11 ‘unknown warriors’

Tributes are paid to ‘unknown warriors’ at scaled-down services

Mark Boggis

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Lowestoft Town Council has come together with locals to create a virtual Remembrance Service that wi

Town’s Remembrance Service to be streamed online

Mark Boggis

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Lowestoft's High Street in the early 1950s, near to the Crown Hotel. Picture: Jack Rose Collection

Changing face of historic high street ‘brought to life’ in new video poem

Mark Boggis

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The Lowestoft Naval Memorial commemorates almost 2,400 sailors of the Royal Naval Patrol Service. Pi

Our War Graves, Your History – new digital resources honour heroes

Mark Boggis

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Bob Collis and Ivan Bunn.

Monuments men to record tragic wartime stories

Mark Boggis

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The Church of St Peter in Hedenham has the 6 bells rehung in the tower after renovation work ensures

Village church bells to chime again after £36,000 restoration project

David Hannant

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'The Ornithology of Francis Willoughby’, the first bird book printed in English, sold for £1,300 at

Rare books sell for thousands as auction attracts global interest

Thomas Chapman

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Andrea Gamby-Boulger, founder of Wetnose Animal Aid, with a trustee from Fritton Owl Sanctuary. Pict

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Don’t forget us! East Anglia’s animal rescue centres in need of a...

Derek James

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Red Arrows fly over Norfolk near Dereham September 2020 Pictures: BRITTANY WOODMAN

Red Arrows complete spectacular flypast over Norfolk

Thomas Chapman

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The restored armorial plaque on Homersfield Bridge. Pic: Norfolk Historic Buildings Trust.

Bridge ‘haunted by trapped demon’ has coat of arms restored thanks to trust

Dan Grimmer

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The playing of the Last Post. Photo: Mick Howes

VJ Day: Norfolk commemorates 75th anniversary with poignant lone pipers

Liz Coates

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A treasure emerges: The stunning Anglo-Saxon pendant emerges from the Norfolk mud. Picture: Tom Luck

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Norfolk treasure hunters discover more than 6,500 items in just one year

Donna-Louise Bishop

The Excelsior will make a welcome return to sea. Picture: Mike Page

Historic sailing smack Excelsior set for return to sea

Mark Boggis

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The next EDP zoom webinar will focus on the short and long-term future of Norfolk and Suffolks enter

Have your say on future of county’s gigs, theatres and entertainment...

Matthew Nixon