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'There's nowhere for him': SEND mum's fears over son's schooling (opens the original)
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Many parents and carers across the country are looking ahead to the new school term in September, thinking about buying school uniforms and new stationery for their children. But for some whose children have special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), there is still a nervous wait to see whether they will even have a place to go to school in just a few weeks' time. That is the case for Suffolk mum, Roxanne, who still does not know where her five-year-old son, Franklin, will be going. "You
Stopping my son's screen time was a gamechanger, says Suffolk mum (opens the original)
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The summer holidays are here and many parents are faced with the same dilemma - how much screen time is too much for my child? Yet not for Jade, 37, from Felixstowe, Suffolk, who has chosen to keep her four-year-old son Reggie away from screens for almost six months. In March the government issued new guidance, external for screen time for children aged under five, citing research that suggested 24% of parents of children aged three to five find it hard to control their child's screen time. "It'
Why should Felixstowe beachgoers avoid feeding seagulls? (opens the original)
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The sound of squawking seagulls has long been associated with the great British seaside, but how bad is it to feed the birds one or two of your leftover chips? As the summer holidays begin, Felixstowe Town Council has backed a campaign to stop beachgoers giving gulls scraps, after the authority said it causes aggressive behaviour, creates mess and the food can harm them. People living in the Suffolk town said they were fond of the seagulls and do not mind them, as long as they do not "poop" on t
Felixstowe mum says beach wheelchairs are 'life-changing' (opens the original)
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A day at the beach is a great way to enjoy the sunshine and cool off from the scorching heat. But for wheelchair users, their families and carers, it's not always that easy - and can be something they try to avoid. Mum Catriona lives in Felixstowe, Suffolk, just a short walk from the beach. But spending a day by the sea with her daughter, Leila, who has severe developmental delays, is a rarity because of the nine-year-old's need for a wheelchair. "It can be quite difficult to leave her wheelchai
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