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Culture: 2021 sees the welcome return of Tuddenham Mill’s chef patron Lee Bye as one of our regular columnists. Here, he looks back at a turbulent year and asks us to get behind local businesses as they fight to survive

Culture: 2021 sees the welcome return of Tuddenham Mill’s chef patron Lee Bye as one of our regular columnists. Here, he looks back at a turbulent year and asks us to get behind local businesses as they fight to survive

After a period of uncertainty, Lee found his rhythm and found himself rising to the challenge
'I wanted to provide a tolerant and safe atmosphere for people' - owner of shut bar discusses its legacy

'I wanted to provide a tolerant and safe atmosphere for people' - owner of shut bar discusses its legacy

The owner of a long-standing venue has spoken of his ‘devastating’ decision to permanently shut the business.
Hospitality venues walking for charity ‘not giving up’

Hospitality venues walking for charity ‘not giving up’

Two hospitality venues are intent on ‘not giving up’ as they run and walk throughout January to raise money for charity.
Concerns over ‘bee-killing’ pesticide: Here's what people have to say

Concerns over ‘bee-killing’ pesticide: Here's what people have to say

Farmers, beekeepers, conservationists, councillors, British Sugar and the trade secretary discuss the controversial authorisation of neonicotinoid.
'Suffolk is a special place and we all need to pull together,' says chief constable Steve Jupp

'Suffolk is a special place and we all need to pull together,' says chief constable Steve Jupp

Chief constable Steve Jupp shares his update during the third lockdown, adding 'we are now at a critical point in the fight against the virus'.

'Sarah the aerobics instructor' is not all she seems

'Sarah the aerobics instructor' is not all she seems

'Sarah the aerobics instructor' is not all she seems

Head teacher reinvents himself for a new series of online fitness classes.

Roux thanked for making college memories

Roux thanked for making college memories

Roux thanked for making college memories

A former director of service industries, hospitality and catering has paid tribute and remembered a world-renowned chef who helped many students.

Suffolk hit by blanket of snow - and Met Office issues amber weather warning

Suffolk hit by blanket of snow - and Met Office issues amber weather warning

Suffolk hit by blanket of snow - and Met Office issues amber weather warning

Suffolk awoke to a blanket of snow - with icy temperatures set to continue

There's light at the end of the tunnel, says Health Secretary Matt Hancock

There's light at the end of the tunnel, says Health Secretary Matt Hancock

There's light at the end of the tunnel, says Health Secretary Matt Hancock

West Suffolk MP Matt Hancock examines the latest developments on the pandemic.

You should be aiming for better live videos, says marketing expert Kim Morrison

You should be aiming for better live videos, says marketing expert Kim Morrison

You should be aiming for better live videos, says marketing expert Kim Morrison

Live video is clearly the hottest thing since Facebook, says our marketing expert Kim Morrison.

Culture: The year hasn’t started as many of us would have hoped, but CASA’s Maria Broadbent has some tasty ideas of how best to use our time in lockdown

Culture: The year hasn’t started as many of us would have hoped, but CASA’s Maria Broadbent has some tasty ideas of how best to use our time in lockdown

Culture: The year hasn’t started as many of us would have hoped, but CASA’s Maria Broadbent has some tasty ideas of how best to use our time in lockdown

If you're looking for something to do or simply some inspiration, Maria suggests venturing into the kitchen and donning your chef's hat. . .

Fund-raising appeal in memory of mum reaches £65,000 milestone

Fund-raising appeal in memory of mum reaches £65,000 milestone

Fund-raising appeal in memory of mum reaches £65,000 milestone

A fund-raising challenge, which started in 2015 with the aim of raising £10,000 in memory of a mum, has just crossed the £65,000 mark.
Battling Covid was like 'life flashing in front of you', says community figure as he praises hospital care

Battling Covid was like 'life flashing in front of you', says community figure as he praises hospital care

A well-known community figure, who said his life flashed before him as he battled coronavirus, has praised the 'fantastic' hospital care he received.
Volunteer riders being kept busy

Volunteer riders being kept busy

Bury St Edmunds Rickshaw is ready and waiting for passengers.
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Culture: 2021 sees the welcome return of Tuddenham Mill’s chef patron Lee Bye as one of our regular columnists. Here, he looks back at a turbulent year and asks us to get behind local businesses as they fight to survive

Culture: 2021 sees the welcome return of Tuddenham Mill’s chef patron Lee Bye as one of our regular columnists. Here, he looks back at a turbulent year and asks us to get behind local businesses as they fight to survive

After a period of uncertainty, Lee found his rhythm and found himself rising to the challenge
Culture: The year hasn’t started as many of us would have hoped, but CASA’s Maria Broadbent has some tasty ideas of how best to use our time in lockdown

Culture: The year hasn’t started as many of us would have hoped, but CASA’s Maria Broadbent has some tasty ideas of how best to use our time in lockdown

If you're looking for something to do or simply some inspiration, Maria suggests venturing into the kitchen and donning your chef's hat. . .
Culture: Generally a fan of January when he can look at everything afresh at 1921, chef patron Zack Deakins is holding on to that energy for whenever he can open his doors to diners again

Culture: Generally a fan of January when he can look at everything afresh at 1921, chef patron Zack Deakins is holding on to that energy for whenever he can open his doors to diners again

Frustrated by lockdown and not being able to make the most of his favourite seasonal ingredients, Zack's dreaming of springtime
Culture: Gastrono-me’s Gemma Simmonite tells us why, after a difficult 2020, she’s ditching new year resolutions in favour of a 2021 pick-me-up

Culture: Gastrono-me’s Gemma Simmonite tells us why, after a difficult 2020, she’s ditching new year resolutions in favour of a 2021 pick-me-up

Feeeling grumpy after a year like no other, Gemma turns to comfort food and offers a cure for our 2020 hangover
Culture: It's time to start planning for some Soapbox fun and support your local hospital

Culture: It's time to start planning for some Soapbox fun and support your local hospital

Get in gear and give yourself an event to look forward to in 2021
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Business

'I wanted to provide a tolerant and safe atmosphere for people' - owner of shut bar discusses its legacy

'I wanted to provide a tolerant and safe atmosphere for people' - owner of shut bar discusses its legacy

You should be aiming for better live videos, says marketing expert Kim Morrison

You should be aiming for better live videos, says marketing expert Kim Morrison

Top chefs bring tasty takeaway food to hotel car park

Top chefs bring tasty takeaway food to hotel car park

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