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Why do some peeps put a space between the last word in a sentence and question or exclamation marks ?! You wouldn't do it with a full stop .

The Church of England is so concerned about Brexit that they've issued a prophet warning ... sorry, we do apologise.

Rural Myth 81:  Habitué is what you get in the East African when you die.

Throwback Thursday:  Fifteen years ago today 150 people congaed around the Framlingham Market Hill.

If yours is a local event for local people then you won't need How to promote your event on nearthcoast.

Life Skills 28:  It reflects how bureaucrats think that there are seven paragraphs to read on the IOPC (Independent Office for Police Conduct) web page before it actually tells you how to make a silent 999 call ... here's how ... if prompted? ... you would hope that would be when prompted.  While we're in the area if you're deaf you can make a three nines call by text but you do need to register first.

Our A to Z of ntc helps you find your town or village but unlike a satnav it kills 99% of all known germs, doesn't have a patronising voice and has never knowingly undersold.

Have a good one  We'll be snapping the Felixstowe Christmas Day Dip again.  See you on the other side.

Today the twice(ish) a month digest emails out to the 1800+ ntcers on the list ... click Jaques Tati to go on the list for a free copy.

Past astonishers have their own page.

  Licensing a pic on Alamy always cheers the day and 2019 is our best year ever.

  #ff  #FF #FFriday ain't too proud to beg

Life Skills 27:  We carried an organ donor card for over three decades until it disintegrated when accidently (who does it on purpose?) put through the washing machine.  We've now registered as a donor online; comparatively straight forward, has a preferred name box, lots of gender options and if you select All (organs) you could help nine people or more.

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The twice monthly(ish) digest emailed out this afternoon ... click Jess Postman Pat's black and white cat to get yours.

We've renamed the roller derby section rolling to make it more inclusive.

Now would be a good time to make us your home page.

Don't know your way round nearthecoast?  You need the A to Z, it's FREE, it kills 99% of known germs plus you don't have to pay and display or walk through the gift shop to get out.

Life Skills 26:  We first drank a Rombouts drip coffee at the charming Geffrye Museum in East London; it came with a matching cup and biscuit instantly besotting us.  As the popularity spread inexperienced staff (which seemed to be most of them) would overfill the dripper leaving the drinker to deal with an overflowing cup.  We bought our first drippers certainly for decades and found them sadly gutless, using two improved the situation a bit.

Let the world know about your roller derby league, self help or self harming group by emailing ntc@nearthecoast.com or text 07970 865730

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Worried too many people might turn up at your coffee morning?  Garden fete?  Swingers' party?  Don't do promotion on nearthecoast then.

Women's american football has its own Facebook album.

The village doesn't support you?  Promote your event on nearthecoast.

Planning a witch ducking this year?  Promote your event with us.

Dr Nearthecoast is in and listening at ntc@nearthecoast.com