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ArticleSuffolk
Local, characterful guides to Britain’s special places
ArticleAUTHOR’S STORY
Give or take a year here or there, I have lived in East Anglia for over four decades now. Admittedly my home has always been over the border in Norfolk, but Suffolk has long been a feature of my life too. As an incomer originating from the...
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Laurence Mitchell has at various times worked as an English teacher in Sudan, surveyed farm buildings in Norfolk, pushed a pen in a local government office and taught geography in a rural secondary school. Having finally settled for the...
ArticleACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I would like to thank all the team at Bradt, in particular Sue Cooper, Emma Gibbs, Kate Howard, Anna Moores, Claire Strange and Jennifer Wildman. My gratitude goes to those who contributed boxes – Anne Locke, Hilary Bradt and Janice Booth –...
ArticleFEEDBACK REQUEST
At Bradt Guides we’re aware that guidebooks start to go out of date on the day they’re published – and that you, our readers, are out there in the field doing research of your own. You’ll find out before us when a fine new family-run hotel opens or...
ArticleHarleston & around
Heading west along the Waveney Valley, Harleston is the next place of any size. It lies just across the Norfolk bank of the river, the nearest market town for a sizeable chunk of north Suffolk and south Norfolk. HARLESTON (NORFOLK) A little...
ArticleThe Stour Valley: East Bergholt to Sudbury
Working east to west along the Stour Valley, Suffolk’s southern border with Essex, I begin with what is one of Suffolk’s best-known villages, East Bergholt, before following the valley west through Nayland to Sudbury. EAST...
ArticleSouthwold, Dunwich & around
SOUTHWOLD It’s hard to imagine anyone not being seduced by Southwold: that this most bewitching of seaside towns manages to exude such easy charm without much trace of smugness is to its great credit. George Orwell (real name Eric Blair), who...
ArticleBury St Edmunds & around
Immediately south of the Brecks region, the landscape becomes more undulating with mixed farming and pockets of deciduous woodland. At the heart of this region lies Suffolk’s third-largest town, Bury St Edmunds, an ancient place that was once...