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PICTURES: Travelling circus wows crowds in Sudbury

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The 11th Suffolk Classic Motorcycle Show, in aid of The Bridge Project social enterprise'''PICTURE: Mecha Morton

PICTURES: Classic Motorcycle Show in Sudbury pulls in crowds

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Long Melford, Suffolk. Pop-Up Antiques Auction at The Old School in Long Melford, organised by Drivers' Events. Pictured is Mick Driver with a Doctor Who poster. ' 'Picture: Mark Bullimore Photography

PICTURES: Bidders seek bargains at Long Melford antiques auction

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The Blackadder Brewery Tap pub, East Street, Sudbury'Eddie Bone and musician Jonny Day who are in the forefront of events commemorating the Peasants Revolt of 1381 in which Simon of Sudbury was murdered.''Sudbury's Mauldons Brewery is also brewing a special ale to mark event.''L-R Eddie Bone'Jonny Day, musician'Steve Sims owner of Mauldon's Brewery'Michelle Ranson, artist'Jonny Hamblin, manager of the Brewery Tap'Picture Mark Westley

FEATURE: Songs and pub crawl to commemorate Sudbury’s links to Peasants’ Revolt

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PICTURES: Cornard Horticultural Society stages annual spring show

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Night of drama to showcase the new Guildhall in Bury St Edmunds

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Culture: Breaking down barriers

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Culture: On the trail of art

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Paddy & Scott

Culture: Coffee column - The perky history of coffee. . .

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Students from St Gregory primary school are awarded a hundreds pounds worth of books from Tesco supermarket.

Sudbury pupils dive into books after donation from supermarket

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Music More Music >>

PICTURES: Showcase concert caps off Sudbury Festival of Performing Arts

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We Will Rock You production at Thomas Gainsborough School. Photo credit: Marcelle Claxton.

PICTURES: Thomas Gainsborough School hails most successful production to date

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Amethysts is an ambient pop music duo based in Glemsford. It is comprised of Simon Lucas-Hughes and Clarice Parrott. Photo credit: Webb Street Studios.

Glemsford pop duo excited by opportunities ahead after success of new single

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Matthew Fletcher

Culture: Music from a maestro

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Leestock'Melford Hall, Long Melford, Sudbury'Leestock organisers'Pictures Mark Westley

Top indie acts added to line-up of returning LeeStock Festival in Long Melford

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Theatre & Comedy More Theatre & Comedy >>

PICTURES: Thomas Gainsborough School hails most successful production to date

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Sudbury based actor Oliver Rednall has just starred in his first feature film'''PICTURE: Mecha Morton

Sudbury actor urges people to join local dramatics scene following first film appearance

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Bures Primary School summer show 2017.

Bures school pupils take to Quay Theatre stage for summer show

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Peter Drew as Major Courtney, Darryl Crawley as Harry, Martin James as One Round & Neil Arbon as Professor Marcus in Sudbury Dramatic Society's 'The Ladykillers'

REVIEW: Band of brothers take on the tea queen in classic black comedy packed with laughs

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Arts & Screen More Arts & Screen >>

Circus Petite had its last show in Sudbury on Sunday'''PICTURE: Mecha Morton

PICTURES: Travelling circus wows crowds in Sudbury

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The 11th Suffolk Classic Motorcycle Show, in aid of The Bridge Project social enterprise'''PICTURE: Mecha Morton

PICTURES: Classic Motorcycle Show in Sudbury pulls in crowds

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Long Melford, Suffolk. Pop-Up Antiques Auction at The Old School in Long Melford, organised by Drivers' Events. Pictured is Mick Driver with a Doctor Who poster. ' 'Picture: Mark Bullimore Photography

PICTURES: Bidders seek bargains at Long Melford antiques auction

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The Blackadder Brewery Tap pub, East Street, Sudbury'Eddie Bone and musician Jonny Day who are in the forefront of events commemorating the Peasants Revolt of 1381 in which Simon of Sudbury was murdered.''Sudbury's Mauldons Brewery is also brewing a special ale to mark event.''L-R Eddie Bone'Jonny Day, musician'Steve Sims owner of Mauldon's Brewery'Michelle Ranson, artist'Jonny Hamblin, manager of the Brewery Tap'Picture Mark Westley

FEATURE: Songs and pub crawl to commemorate Sudbury’s links to Peasants’ Revolt

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