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    • Swell Music focuses on the rewarding powers of music to bring about positive change in people's wellbeing. By using music, the organisation's purpose is to enable members of our community to participate in high quality, fun activities in a supportive, safe and social environment.Swell Music works on a number of ways to help with peoples health and wellbeing, these projects include: Singing for Lung Health, Dementia, Sing to Beat Parkinson's and Neurodivergency.

      Phone Number: 07917 799456

      Address: -, East Suffolk, -

      Website: https://swellmusic.org.uk/

    • The Broad-Way Players perform at The Seagull Theatre, Pakefield, Lowestoft and is an award-winning community-based theatre group with family values at its heart. They believe everyone who has a passion for the arts and theatre should have the opportunity to perform, no matter what their ability. The group encourage all their members to grow through experience and they do our best to accommodate everyone's interests. All it takes is dedication, supporting each other, and most importantly, having fun along the way. Involvement also includes community projects and events and they have worked closely with the Citizens Advice Bureau and regularly team up with the amazing charity Brainwave Independence Group, based in Lowestoft. So if you have always wanted to get involved with amateur theatre, but are not too sure where to start, get in touch on the website

      Phone Number: 07476 010 490

      Address: The Seagull Theatre, Lowestoft, NR33 0JH

      Website: https://www.broad-wayplayers.co.uk/

    • Lowestoft's 'Our Fallen' project is a tribute to those people from the town and surrounding areas, who died because of two World Wars. It is probably the most complete record and includes photos, dates, places and memories. 'Our Fallen' gives details of people from Lowestoft and surrounding villages lost in the two world wars - honouring and remembering their sacrifice. As well as Lowestoft, other neighbouring areas included are: Barnby, Blundeston, Carlton Colville, Corton, Flixton, Lothingland Flixton, The Saints Gisleham, Kessingland, Lound, Mutford, Oulton, Oulton Broad, Rushmere, Somerleyton, Ashby and Herringfleet. The inspiration for the our fallen project came from a Felixstowe project “Felixstowe Remembers” where as you can see they identified where people had lived and added posters to the relevant streets. To me this bought history to life and made me wonder if we could do something similar for Lowestoft? Special thanks to Darren Aitchison and his team.

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      Website: https://ourfallen.lowestoftoldandnow.org/

    • Founded in 1967 and with many award-winning productions to their name, The Lowestoft Players are one of East Anglia's premier amateur theatre groups. For over 50 years the society has been performing pantomimes, musicals, plays and revues to packed audiences from across the region.The society usually performs two musicals, one play/revue and one pantomime per year. These productions are performed at 'The Marina Theatre' - or at the intimate 200 seater theatre 'The Players Theatre' which also doubles up as a rehearsal and social venue. The society currently has over 100 active members who all contribute in their own way, either on the stage, behind the scenes or helping with social activities. The group has members from all across the local area and we always welcome new members aged 16 and above. In pantomimes and some musicals, junior members are required. Separate auditions are held for junior members. For details about upcoming auditons and performances, head to The Lowestoft Players website - email them at: info@lowestoftplayers.co.uk - or phone them on 01502 563614

      Phone Number: 01502 563614

      Address: Players Theatre, Battery Green Road, Lowestoft, NR32 1DE

      Website: https://www.lowestoftplayers.co.uk/

    • The Seagull is a small not for profit community theatre in Pakefield, Lowestoft - and plays host to a regular stream of local talent, regional and national touring theatre companies and a vibrant selection of classes and community events. The theatre is run by volunteers, supported by three permanent staff members. Just get in touch with them at anytime and our dedicated team of volunteers will endeavour to assist you with any queries and ideas that you may have. The Seagull is a community venue working with and for you, to ensure this vital resource continues to thrive and contribute quality programming, facilities and opportunities to the area.. If you wish to volunteer at the theatre, please contact them using the form on their website or pop in for a chat. They offer opportunities across the whole business from technical operations and administration through to set building or front of house.

      Phone Number: 01502 589726

      Address: 19-75 Morton Rd, Pakefield, Lowestoft , NR33 0JH

      Website: https://theseagull.co.uk/

    • East Suffolk Council and its partners are incredibly excited about the future of Suffolk's second biggest town and the opportunities to maximise its huge potential. With this in mind, they have begun to develop the ‘Lowestoft Story’ which will focus our energies and intends to explain and map out what makes Lowestoft special, competitive and different to other places. A story which every organisation and individual across the area can share and be part of.

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      Website: http://www.eastsuffolk.gov.uk

    • TOPCATS is a charity that supports children and young people with additional needs based in Pakefield For more information about the group just go to: topcats.org.uk

      Phone Number: 01502 531897

      Address: Morton Rd, Lowestoft, NR33 0JH

      Website: http://topcats.org.uk

    • After launching their appeal, a dedicated group of parents and staff who are celebrating the opening of a brand new playground at the Warren School in Carlton Colville. Now - their dream of building “a special playground for special school” has become a reality. The Warren Association successfully raised nearly two hundred thousand pounds to build a new purpose built, all inclusive, multi-sensory play area at the school on Clarke’s Road.

      Phone Number: 01502 561893

      Address: Clarkes Lane, Lowestoft, NR33 8HT

      Website: https://www.warrenschool.co.uk/