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Jamie Burgis, owner of Wok Wraps, based in Mildenhall and Felixstowe, left excited and grateful after revealing opening of new store in Station Road, Felixstowe
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (289+ words) Home Felixstowe Article The owner of a Chinese-fusion food business has been left feeling excited and grateful after revealing the opening of a new store in a town. Jamie Burgis, 27, is looking forward to welcoming customers to his third Wok…...
Flower festival lights up church with colour to mark milestone
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (348+ words) A flower festival brought blasts of colour to a Bury St Edmunds church as part of a special milestone. The Roman Catholic Diocese of East Anglia was formed in 1976 and celebrations marking the golden jubilee year have been held over…...
Two of Mildenhallâs most highly decorated First World War servicemen, Arthur Leonard and William Butcher, honoured with commemorative plaques at Field Road bus shelter
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (656+ words) Home Mildenhall Article Two of a town’s most highly-decorated First World War servicemen have been honoured with commemorative plaques at a bus shelter close to where they both once lived. Arthur Leonard (1884-1958) and William Butcher (1891-1951), who both received the Distinguished…...
Thousands roll up to enjoy the magical Ancient Oak Fayre
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (257+ words) Home Newmarket News Article More than 5,000 visitors flocked to a popular two-day medieval fair at Quy Park at the weekend. Battling vikings, jousting knights, and historical encampments, wolves, mermaids, fairies falconry displays, crafts, walkabout performers and a jester called Devilstick…...
Dawn to brave skydive in memory of mum and uncle – despite fear of heights
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (297+ words) A woman from Bury St Edmunds will brave a skydive later this month – her third in total, despite being scared of heights. Dawn Evans, 40, will jump out of a plane from Beccles Airfield on September 24 in the hopes of raising…...
Woolpit family raise funds and awareness of Jensonâs rare PANS/PANDAS condition
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (374+ words) A Woolpit family is raising awareness of a rare neuropsychiatric condition which has dramatically changed their 12-year-old son’s life in a matter of months. His mum, Kate Rawlings, said she initially suspected Jenson may have had undiagnosed Tourette’s syndrome after…...
Veteran spa director launches new one-to-one wellbeing studio
1+ week, 1+ day ago (377+ words) Home Sudbury News Article A spa director has embarked on a new wellbeing venture – described as the culmination of her 25-year career spanning five-star cruise ships and deluxe Dubai spas. Alexandra Hurt launched her one-to-one studio, Alex Feels, in Kersey…...
Animal companionship charity seeks support to help protect ‘invaluable’ bond
1+ week, 3+ day ago (509+ words) A Bury St Edmunds-based animal companionship charity has called on people to consider leaving a donation in their will as they continue to struggle financially since the pandemic. Founded in 2014 by vet Dr Belinda ‘Bin’ Johnston, Our Special Friends fills…...
Thousands enjoy 44th Walsham le Willows Open Gardens Weekend despite drought conditions
1+ week, 3+ day ago (155+ words) Recent drought conditions and a hosepipe ban did not stop thousands of people enjoying gardens in bloom over the weekend. The 44th Walsham le Willows Open Gardens Weekend took place on Sunday and Monday. The event featured 35 gardens and open spaces…...
In pictures: Long-running art show ‘was a really jolly event’
1+ week, 3+ day ago (194+ words) An art show that featured around 250 works was a ‘brilliant’ event, organisers have said. The annual Tostock Art Show took place last weekend in St Andrew’s Church in the village, near Bury St Edmunds. The work of about 80 mainly-East Anglian…...