SuffolkNews Podcast: Queen Camilla visits the British Racing School and National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket

In today’s podcast, Queen Camilla visited a prestigious racing school and museum in a Suffolk town.

Having been opened by the then Prince of Wales in November 1983, the Queen returned to the British Racing School in Newmarket to honour its 40th anniversary.

This was followed by a visit to the National Horseracing Museum outside the British Sporting Art Trust (BASA), with whom Her Majesty has close ties with.

For the full story, see here.

Also, a man is in a critical condition and another man has been arrested on suspicion of drink driving after two cars crashed last night.

The collision at 8.39pm on Burston Road in Diss caused a man in his late teens to be airlifted to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, where he is in a critical condition.

One of his passengers is also at the hospital with serious injuries, and the other two suffered minor injuries.

For more on the story, see here.

And finally, reporter Suzanne Day explored a ‘hidden treasure’ with her family.

She went to the Suffolk Owl Sanctuary at Stonham Barns, not far from Stowmarket.

Suzanne and her family had a great time exploring the park and getting involved in all the activities that were on offer.

You can check out the full story here.

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