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Suffolk man went from life as a bouncer to mayor of Sudbury (opens the original)
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Twenty-three years ago, Adrian Stohr said he always had his fists at the ready as a bouncer. Working across Suffolk and other parts of East Anglia, he said the career had been overshadowed by a lot of violence and even death threats. Things worsened when he landed in "a lot of trouble with the courts", and after 10 years in that industry, he stepped away as his mental and physical health deteriorated. Wanting to get his life back on track, he started to write about his life as a form of therapy
Mystery of concrete ring at Orford Ness 'solved after 30 years' (opens the original)
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The purpose and function of a mysterious concrete ring at a former military testing site has been uncovered, the National Trust said. The 50m (164ft) ring at Orford Ness, Suffolk, had baffled staff and volunteers at the coastal nature reserve since the trust acquired the site in 1993. However, it said the mystery was solved after researchers Steve Clifton and Olaf Kirchner discovered the ring was part of a radar known as the R-System - designed to detect nuclear explosions and rocket launches du
Rescued moon bears arrive at Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park (opens the original)
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Five moon bears that spent decades living in cages in South Korea have arrived at their new home in Suffolk. Jimmy's Farm & Wildlife Park near Ipswich and its charity, Space for the Wild, transported the animals 5,500 miles (8,850km) to their new forever home at the park. The bears, which arrived on Thursday, had been kept at one of South Korea's last bear bile farms – sites which have now been banned in the country. Jimmy Doherty, founder of the wildlife park, said the bears would now live a "p
Suffolk man jailed after trench collapsed on construction worker (opens the original)
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A man has been jailed after a construction worker died when a trench collapsed on him in 2020. Peter Clifford, 63, formerly of Holland Road, Felixstowe, Suffolk, appeared at Ipswich Crown Court after pleading guilty to gross negligence manslaughter. Worker Dale Baker, 30, from Felixstowe, sustained serious injuries while carrying out renovation work on a Woodbridge house on 15 December 2020 and died at the scene. Clifford was sentenced to eight years and 10 months imprisonment and banned from ac
World record for Lowestoft collector of My Little Pony toys (opens the original)
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A woman has entered the world record books for officially having the largest collection of My Little Pony memorabilia on the planet. Miranda Worby, 43, from Lowestoft in Suffolk, first became obsessed with the toys as a child after her parents said no to her plea for a real horse. As a teenager she started her collection, trying to find ones she did not have, and over the next 30 years she amassed a collection of 4,550 items - which fill an entire room in her house as well as a storage unit. She
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