we 10 May 2023 | Ukraine is still at war and people are still being killed, to donate humanitarian aid visit the Disasters Emergency Committee web site.
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th 4 May 2023
 | The fortnightly(ish) digest goes out today to the 1500+ nearthecoasters on the list. To get your free copy click on Alan Smethurst The Singing Postman. ♫
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we 3 May 2023 | Suffolk Myth No.100: In Suffolk's mostly uncontested parish elections tomorrow it'll usually be the tractorati who control them. |
mo 1 May 2023 | Thursday it's the local elections and you will need photo ID ... surprisingly the Tories didn't also make it obligatory to be wearing a Barbour or green wellies.
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sa 29 Apr 2023 | We were toying with a preemptive lawn mowing this weekend but decided it wasn't really in the spirit of No Mow May.
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th 27 Apr 2023 | How to promote yourself on nearthecoast.com. |
we 26 Apr 2023 | Life Skills No. 52: Oven cleaner makes a reasonable paint stripper. Do use it in a well ventilated space, incautious breathing in of this ancient can of Mr Muscle caused violent coughing.
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tu 25 Apr 2023
 | There are at least two gotchas that might catch you out with a power bank a rechargeable battery that can be used to charge other devices. You need a less common USB lead to charge the power bank and on this one the green light means it's around a third charged not fully charged.
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su 23 Apr 2023 | 3pm TODAY mobile phone emergency alert test even if it's on silent ... we napped through it:) ... well it is Sunday.
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th 20 Apr 2023 | Our fortnightly(ish) digest emailed out today ... click Postman Pat's black and white cat to get your free copy.
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th 13 Apr 2023 | Throwback Thursday: 11 years ago today we pointed out it was five years since Framlingham's last community copper Andrea Honeywood ... so a recursive throwback.
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we 5 Apr 2023 | Our stock portfolio on Alamy is now over 7,000 images.
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th 30 Mar 2023 | Astonisher No.56: Finland shares an 800+ miles border with Russia and since achieving independence in 1917 their army has continuously included conscription. |
tu 28 Mar 2023 | Generally on this web site if you click on a pic you'll get a bigger one, try it now ->  |
su 26 Mar 2023 | The year moves on, the clocks have gone forward and if you have a digital camera you probably should update its clock. 
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| Despite that there Facepack making it increasingly difficult to curate a photo collection we now have a flag football album.  |
th 23 Mar 2023 | Do remember this web site is not available in the shops. |
mo 20 Mar 2023 | The year moves on, it's the spring equinox today.  |
mo 13 Mar 2023 | Planning a witch ducking (we l♥ve Daisy May Cooper) this summer? You're welcome to promote it on here.
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su 12 Mar 2023 | Anorak Alert No.52: Sarah Beeny's New Life In The Country might want to tell their sub-titles that it's signet as in her husband's signet ring and not cygnet which is a young swan. |
| The barista where you can buy us a coffee is sportingly offering a short Americano with biscotti and dash of milk for just two pounds ...
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tu 28 Feb 2023 | Even if yours is a local event for local people you could still benefit from How to promote your event. |
mo 27 Feb 2023 | SRN Nearthecoast is in, fiddling with her tick list, pen and prescribing guidelines but still listening (apparently) at ntc@nearthecoast.com or text 07970 865730
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tu 21 Feb 2023 | Today is Pancake Day! L♥ve them!! |
su 19 Feb 2023 | If you like what we do you can buy us a coffee, regrettably we can't accept a Costa Coffee points card ... a lovely latte? How very kind.
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| Marcel the Shell better not come near our vegetables! |
tu 14 Feb 2023
 | Today as each week Darren Smith is selling fresh fish on Framlingham market as usual, we particularly like his Brancaster mussels just simply boiled for a few minutes. He gets lots of link clicky clicky in our fortnightly(ish) digest.
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