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Verdict on village pub changes is put on hold
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Spirits high for restoration of historic church
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Marathon runners praise Halstead race
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Bobbies to spend 400 miles in the saddle over four d...
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Hockey loses championship lead in eventful third rou...
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Pub goes military to mark VE Day
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Talbots will not fear Tendulkar conqueror
News
Verdict on village pub changes is put on hold
A decision on controversial plans to build a food store outside a pub has been delayed while an environmental health report is compiled.
Pub staff complete training in bid to cut town crime
An initiative to educate pub and nightclub staff about the responsible sale of alcohol will allow Sudbury to become a safer place, according to police.
Plan to get more runners lining up for town race
Efforts to increase the number of entrants to Sudbury Fun Run are in the pipeline after it was revealed the event had raised £4,600 for charity this year.
Community trio boost hall funds
Boxford Village Hall committee members Julian Fincham-Jacques and Veronica and Robert Hobbs raised nearly £2,000 for new hall lighting and flooring.
Rival bid unveiled to replace village hall
A parish council has applied for planning permission to build a new village hall.
Vicarage tea and cakes in Clare
The vicarage garden in Clare High Street is the place to go for tea, cakes and homemade produce on Saturday, May 25, when the Church of St Peter and St Paul stages its May fair from 2pm to 4.30pm.
Sport
One thousand matches for Melford stalwart Martin
Long Melford Cricket Club stalwart Martin Maxim played his 1,000th game for the club at the weekend — and is now targetting 1,500.
Marathon runners praise Halstead race
Newmarket Joggers’ Denys Olefir was first home after a successful 19th Halstead and Essex Marathon featuring more than 500 runners.
Hockey loses championship lead in eventful third round
Chris Hockey saw his Eastern Centre Solo Enduro Championship lead relinquished to teammate Jamie Roper in an eventful third round.
Sudbury Cricket Clun’s Will Shropshire looks back on a weekend for the batsmen
It was a weekend mainly for the batsmen at the club.
Talbots will not fear Tendulkar conqueror
Sudbury’s under-fire batsmen will have no fear when facing a player who took the wicket of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar on his Test debut for Australia.
Lifestyle
Town council steps up bid to run Belle Vue
Sudbury Town Council wants to take on the running of Belle Vue House and will put together a plan for Babergh District Council on Tuesday.
Jazz band to play at village fete
The Nayland church fete will include a 16th appearance by the Victory Jazz Band.
Bobbies to spend 400 miles in the saddle over four days
Five bobbies will set off on a mammoth cycling fundraiser on Sunday – riding 400 miles in four days.
Melford sale aims to boost hospice
A grand sale is to be held in Long Melford in support of a charity which provides care to children with life-threatening illness.
Rail commuters can now go online
Commuters boarding trains at Sudury Railway Station can now access free Wi-Fi while they wait.
Record attempt to be part of school’s landmark year
Pupils at Great Cornard Middle School will be among those attempting to break an unusual world record this weekend.
Community
Spirits high for restoration of historic church
Fundraising to save a church which was built in Anglo-Saxon times and is rumoured to be haunted has been stepped up.
Bobbies to spend 400 miles in the saddle over four days
Five bobbies will set off on a mammoth cycling fundraiser on Sunday – riding 400 miles in four days.
New mayor hopes to see progress on town’s key issues
The new mayor of Sudbury has said he will dedicate himself to keeping the town thriving.
Pub goes military to mark VE Day
Military vehicles arrived at a specially camouflaged Great Cornard pub for three days of celebrations to mark VE Day over the weekend.
Tree blight fight is to focus on Arger Fen
Arger Fen in Assington is to become the centre of a research experiment in the fightback against a deadly disease affecting ash trees, it has been revealed.
Help on housing ‘much needed’
A housing support officer is coming to Sudbury’s Citizens Advice Bureau in Newton Road every third Wednesday of the month to help with issues such as dealing with rent or mortgage arrears.
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Monday 20 May 2013
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