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Brantham showed love and positivity in search for Noah Woods - rector (opens the original)
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The love shown by a community who rallied to search for missing three-year-old Noah Woods was a "thread of positivity" amongst the tragedy, a rector has said. Noah disappeared from a playground in Brantham, Suffolk, at about 15:00 BST on Tuesday after becoming separated from a relative. At least 1,300 people helped to try to find him in the following 24 hours, before a child's body was discovered on Wednesday afternoon at a nearby pond. The Reverend Chris Willis said: "Everybody was as one... wh
The trainer who went from London's streets to Newmarket's stables (opens the original)
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Gihan Arnolda was a teenager sleeping rough on the streets of east London, but now it is believed he is Britain's first black or Asian horseracing trainer. Arnolda said he had a tough and difficult upbringing where he lost his mother to leukaemia and his father "lost control of life", causing Arnolda to run away and sleep rough. He said he struggled to "really see a way out", but later his foster father introduced him to racing and, now in his 40s, he finds himself on The Gallops of Newmarket, S
Felixstowe reverend hopes to strike a chord with new congregation (opens the original)
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A rock 'n' roll loving Reverend is hoping to hit the right note with his new congregation in his seaside parish. Known as the Rockin' Rev, the Reverend David Croucher moved to Felixstowe, Suffolk with his wife, Chris, in July and was recently announced as the new deacon of St Felix Catholic Church. Croucher said people often question how well the dog collar and guitar go together, however he has played at care homes, monthly folk masses and had a regular slot at a local pub. He said: "It's quite
Extreme weather hits Suffolk pumpkin farmer's crops (opens the original)
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A pumpkin farmer has questioned whether his work has been worth it due to the prolonged heat and lack of rain wreaking havoc on his business. Andrew King, 61, runs a pick-your-own pumpkin patch and creates a 'maize maze' for children to play in every autumn at Ruffins Farm, near Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk. He said both crops had struggled to grow in the extreme weather and he would be lucky to sell 1,000 pumpkins this year - a tenth of what he normally does. King told BBC Radio Suffolk he was ex
Will tourism suffer following devastating Dunwich wildfire? (opens the original)
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For years, Dunwich Heath and Minsmere on the Suffolk coast have attracted thousands of visitors thanks to the beautiful scenery and rare habitats, but following a huge wildfire the landscape could take 25 years to fully recover. Now, local people are nervous about a potential loss to year-round tourism that could prove another bitter pill to swallow. At its height, more than 100 firefighters were called to the blaze, which has engulfed 150 hectares (371 acres) of land since it began on Wednesday
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