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Suffolk pub giving away free pints as 'a bit of fun' to Labrador owners (opens the original)
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A rural Suffolk pub is offering a free first pint to customers who bring their black Labradors this weekend. The Trowel & Hammer in Cotton announced the offer for this coming Sunday (October 4) following the controversial comments by Suffolk Coastal MP Jennifer Riddell-Carpenter branding black Labradors and warm beer “far right”. Pub landlords in Suffolk and Norfolk responded to the comments. The pub has billed the event as a “bit of fun” and insists everyone is welcome. Freddy Vaudrey, in his t
I tested stairs-free route around train station as lifts out of action for 9 months (opens the original)
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Anyone travelling through Stowmarket railway station in 2026 has probably seen or started using the new £5.5 million footbridge. The project was funded through the government's Access for All scheme and was designed as the country's first accessible AVA bridge. However, the bridge’s lifts are still not working, blocked off by barricades and "out of service" signs. This is now nine months after the lifts were installed, meaning passengers who need an accessible route between the platforms have be
Suffolk pub landlords hit back at MP's 'far right' comments about ale and Labradors (opens the original)
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Suffolk pub owners have hit back after a Labour MP branded the traditional image of pubs, warm ale and Labradors "far right". Jennifer Riddell-Carpenter, the Defra minister and MP for Suffolk Coastal, was heavily criticised after calling the image of "warm ale, a black Labrador by your feet in a pub that doesn't exist" a "very far-right nostalgic vision of Britain that we don't want to have, [and] never really existed". Ms Riddell-Carpenter, parliamentary under-secretary at the Department for En
Suffolk Ofsted report cards reveal top schools and areas needing attention (opens the original)
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Ofsted published inspection reports for schools across Suffolk during the past academic year under its new report-card system. Inspectors now assess schools across several categories instead of giving one overall grade, giving parents a clearer picture of their strengths and weaknesses. Thorndon Church of England Primary School in Eye was among Suffolk's strongest performers, receiving Strong Standard in all but one category and Expected Standard in that one. Thorndon Primary School performed we
Dozens caught speeding on key Suffolk route (opens the original)
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A speed check in a Suffolk village caught 40 drivers breaking the limit. Suffolk police carried out the operation on the A140 in Earl Stonham on Sunday, September 20, after residents raised concerns about speeding. A140 by Earl Stonham (Image: Google Maps) The highest speed recorded during the session was 48mph. The team said: "By tackling speeding and encouraging compliance with speed limits, we can help create safer roads for everyone." Road safety camera officials said limits protect all road
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