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• Historic Beccles Ice Cream Brand Saved After Closure

  A 127-year-old Beccles ice cream company has been rescued just weeks after announcing its closure.

• New Look Waiting Room Opens at Saxmundham Train Station

  A vandalised waiting room at Saxmundham station has been transformed into a colourful community space, thanks to a £6,500 grant from Greater Anglia’s Customer and Community Improvement Fund.

• Lowestoft Honours Wartime Bomb Disposal Heroes

  Lowestoft Town Council has unveiled a new commemorative plaque at Ness Park to honour the courageous work of bomb and mine disposal personnel who served during and after the Second World War.

• Benjamin Britten Statue Unveiled in Suffolk

  A striking new 12-foot bronze statue of world-renowned composer Benjamin Britten has been unveiled in his hometown of Lowestoft.

• East Suffolk Marks Remembrance Sunday

  Hundreds of people gathered at Royal Plain in Lowestoft for a special Remembrance ceremony honouring those who served and sacrificed in conflict.

• Police Appeal After Assault in Lowestoft

  Police are appealing for witnesses following a sexual assault that took place outside a pub in Lowestoft.

• Britten as a Boy Statue Unveiling in Lowestoft

  Composer Sir John Rutter CBE will officially unveil a new statue of Benjamin Britten as a boy in Lowestoft on Monday 10th November at 2pm.

• Historic Beccles Printer Close After More Than 200 Years

  One of Beccles’ most historic employers, CPI William Clowes, is to close after more than two centuries of book printing.