we 17 Apr 2024 | The Sweffling Print Room may have retired as a gallery in October last year but continues as a venue. Tomorrow the second of eight talks The Life and Afterlife of Art by Dr John -Paul Stonard ... tickets available on the door. |
Our stock photo portfolio on Alamy has over 8,000 images. | |
tu 16 Apr 2024 | We did say Radio 4 Long Wave is not going away but now we're not so sure. Some of the web thinks it was closing at the end of last month but we can still get it on our analogue Roberts. |
SRN Nearthecoast is in, doesn't feel the government has treated nurses fairly, is fiddling with her tick list and clicky pen but still listening at ntc@nearthecoast.com. | |
mo 15 Apr 2024 | We failed to make it to last year's Dallinghoo Plant and Cake Sale, it's Sunday week the 28th and we'll be trying harder this year. |
su 14 Apr 2024 | Don't know your way round nearthecoast? You need the A to Z, it's FREE, kills 99% of known germs plus you don't have to pay and display or walk through the gift shop to get out. |
We've added to Suffolk Ladies lead singer of the Hello Darlin's Candace Lacina at last year's Maverick Americana festival. | |
The British American football season starts today and the Norwich Devils are at home to the London Blitz B. | |
sa 13 Apr 2024 | Moto-X at Blaxhall tomorrow ... it's been a while. |
fr 12 Apr 2024 | Do remember this web site is not available in the shops. |
th 11 Apr 2024 | Darren Smith fishmonger on Framlingham market has bought us some coffees and we do very much appreciate his continued support, his sea food and free retail consumer advice. |
♫ Saturday afternoon in St Peter's Sibton a concert by the Zephyr Baroque trio with tea and cake afterwards. | |
we 10 Apr 2024 | Painfully we've culled our YouTube reasons to be cheerful list from 70 odd to 50 odd and added number 58 the uber cool Bill Nighy in that there London. |
Suffolk Overheard: ... he do like his football he do ... | |
A vehicle parked in Pageant Place Framlingham had a door and quarter light damaged to gain entry last weekend, crime ref 37/19394/24. Same weekend same place a Transit van was entered and power tools stolen, crime ref: 37/19457/24. Same weekend but a vehicle on a driveway in The Knoll Fram was entered and nothing stolen, crime ref:37/19522/24, you can call 101. | |
tu 9 Apr 2024 | Last Friday of the month the 26th in what we still think of as the new Hacheston village hall local author Sarah Hardy will be talking about her book The Walled Garden. No doubt there'll be a Q&A. |
Tomorrow is National Siblings Day. | |
Clicking a pic on here will usually get you a link and/or a bigger pic, try it now-> | |
mo 8 Apr 2024 | We were toying with another server move but it got too complicated so not tonight Josephine ... |
Everybody's interested in house prices. Everybody? Well nearly everybody. | |
su 7 Apr 2024 | Our supporter links at the page top are back, the problem was our rough and ready coding. Very grateful to Pearl on tech support who demonstrated the blinding obvious we'd either never worked out or perhaps forgotten:( |
sa 6 Apr 2024 | Astonisher No.60: When the BBFC banned The Wild One until the late 1960s it meant UK cinema audiences didn't get to see it with a certificate something like this. Nowadays the BBFC classifies not censors but we were still astonished to discover that since 2022 it's chair is Natasha Kaplinsky, hear her now on Screenshot Trying to chair a meeting and drive my son to hockey. |
In a lifetime of laughter and tears we've noticed people who think they outrank you often resort unnecessarily to an analogy usually involving football or the motor car. | |
fr 5 Apr 2024 | We're still being unreliable after the server move, but things are getting better ... mind you we're probably going to move again. |
Our fortnightly(ish) digest emailed out today ... click Postman Pat's black and white cat to get your free copy. | |
Suffolk Myth No.103: All crime in rural Suffolk is committed by Londoners. |
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