THE COURAGEOUS ALDEBURGH NUN who taught Monty how to behave.

SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL The restaurants and pubs now open..

Suffolk and its dogs
By Jayne Lindill
Jayne realised the value of her beloved Labrador retriever Harry more than ever during lockdown because he was so oblivious to what was happening. Here, she and our readers celebrate the love of man’s best friend.

Carol Drinkwater
By Catherine Larner
Catherine catches up with the All Creatures Great and Small star, now a novelist, ahead of her virtual appearance at the Felixstowe Book Festival which she will be making live fromher home in France.

The Show Must Go On
By Tessa Allingham
Suffolk Show may have been cancelled but Tessa hears the many inspiring and ingenious ways local farmers and food producers are overcoming current circumstances and are closer to their customers than ever.

A Good Yarn
By Catherine Larner
Resplendent in her knitted bikini, Esther Rutter brought a smile to our faces with her mission to find out how the knitting needles of Suffolk and beyond are clicking away regardless. Her new book will delight knitters and non knitters alike.

Staying strong with you
Suffolk stands together in Coronavirus crisis.

FIGHTING SPIRIT
Bawdsey’s unsung WRAF heroes..

MARK THOMAS
‘I need to have fun and play, as well as the audience’.

50 Miles with my Dad
May de la Rue’s incredible journey told in a new book for charity.

Mark Thomas is having fun
Look out Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket..

Terry Hunt
Rediscovering the countryside right on his doorstep.

Our beautiful county
50 years of Suffolk’s Areas of Outstanding Beauty, how will we care for our environment and our economy?

Gill Hornby
brings her new book about ‘the other Austen’ to Aldeburgh Literary Festival..

In this issue:

24 hours in Felixstowe A seaside treat whatever the time of year

Suffolk’s rural crime fighters Pet theft and what you can do to avoid it

The nature of things Melissa Harrison  welcomes the new life February brings

50 year milestone for Suffolk Craft Society.

Hearty winter food at the Forager’s Retreat.

STARS IN THEIR EYES Orwell astronomers’ amazing night world.

DINING OUT: PEA PORRIDGE
Scrumptious and satisfying in Bury St Edmunds.

HEVENINGHAM
A seasonal stroll for the whole family.

10 warming
winter walks
Grab your mits and
scarf and head out
into the Suffolk
countryside, Behind the
Beach Huts
Jan Etherington’s
gazing at a starry,
starry night, Women’s work
The unsung First
World War women’s
land army had many
Suffolk recruits...

Lesley Dolphin talks to artist Kate Batchelor, drawing 100 sketches in 100 days for charity, Haunted Suffolk Secrets and superstition at Bedfield Hall, The fox and the rabbit Matt Gaw’s wildlife diary...

Royal remains In the footsteps of a queen at Westhorpe, Wyverstone and Bacton, The Micro Poetry Festival Verse in Great Glemham’s ex public phone box, Ready for a food adventure? Our preview of Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival will whet your appetite...

Bonkers
about beaches
Beachcombing
with Kate Osborne
and some favourite
coastal spots to visit, Behind the
beach huts
Jan Etherington
rekindles the past for
a great family day out...

Going the distance Chef-restaurateur Jonny Nicholson finds his ingredients and his fun in the Suffolk countryside, Growing together
A barren sloping site becomes a beautiful
garden at Moulton...

A different sort of life Peter Berry isn’t
letting dementia stop him cycling 300 miles
for charity . . . on a penny farthing, Totally tropical Two girls go wild at Henstead Exotic Garden, Val McDermid,
Queen of Crime Headlining Saughter
in Southwold...

Music, marriage and motherhood Ipswich-bound
Katherine Jenkins talks about her wonderful life, Walk the line David Falk previews the Suffolk Walking Festival challenge and meets some
festival regulars...

The nature of things Melissa Harrison welcomes April and the return of nightingales, 56 River ghost Matt Gaw goes in search of otters for his wildlife diary

Talking to tawny owls And other things you can do in this year’s Suffolk Walking Festival

Drawn from life Cartoonist Posy Simmonds brings her latest character to Aldeburgh Literary Festival 74 ‘Paint what you love’ Marine artist and sailor Anthony Osler

The wind in the willows Sights, sounds and scents of Lackford’s ancient woods 48 A way of life Volunteering with Aldeburgh’s RNLI Freddie Cooper

Suffolk and so proud Terry Hunt and his sister Karen raise £6,000 walking the Suffolk coast, 21 So good she’s doing it twice Jan Etherington gets a double helping of Christmas spirit

On a wing and a prayer A short story celebrating an unlikely war hero 80 Talented twelve Walsham le Willows
Art Group’s annual exhibition

Lesley Dolphin Ferries and fishermen at Felixstowe 74 Moral of the story Marcus Brigstocke is playing with the devil

UPFRONT News, views, snippets and the odd bit of quirkiness from around the county

Port to port and fort to fort The twin delights of Landguard at Felixstowe and Harwich Redoute

Making musicians Aldeburgh Young Musicians turns 10 68 Call of the wild Birdwatching in Suffolk inspires crime novelist James Henry 70 Secret Suffolk The perfect setting for Ed Wilson’s spy,
William Catesby.

ALIVE & V-DUBBIN FESTIVAL, Haughley Park, Haughley, IP14 3JY A weekend long party to celebrate the event’s 10th birthday. Family friendly festival.

Jan Etherington A whale of a time Jan prefers to let nature take its course 20 Burning ambition Sculptor Kate Denton pays tribute to the doctors who helped her beat cancer 25 Lesley Dolphin Fringe benefits Leslely looks forward to a walking festival with a difference.

The art of cool Who’d have thought? A move to Suffolk earned Jan Etherington admission to the ‘in crowd’ 16 The quiet achiever Suffolk suffragist Millicent Fawcett is finally honoured 20 The fight goes on Helen Pankhurst, great granddaughter of the original suffragette.

Nice as pie Fabulous fillings to keep you satisfied Herd the latest? Linda Duffin meets a producer making charcuterie from lamb Put pork on your fork Delicious ideas for cooking a great Suffolk product.

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