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Suffolk Through The Decades

Suffolk archaeological dig uncovers clues to Second World War bomber crash Remembering the tragic crash of an American WWII bomber, new evidence on the crew's death has emerged thanks to a Suffolk dig. 'I will miss the town': Priest announces retirement after 50 years of service Father John Barnes of St Felix RC Church in Felixstowe has announced he will retire in September after 50 years of service. Villagers celebrate their first-ever sign Little Blakenham, near Ipswich in Suffolk, has celebrated the unveiling of its first-ever village sign. Row over bid for blue plaque to mark gig by The Clash which caused 'mayhem' The Bury Society against bid for a blue plaque to mark a gig by punk band The Clash that caused 'mayhem' in Bury St Edmunds in 1978. Architect pens new chapter in old Suffolk school house which inspired JM Barrie Historic Suffolk school house renovated by renowned interior architect and homeowner, Katerina Turner. Read more

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