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'River Deben at Ufford flowing better than it has for 25 years' (opens the original)
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A river is flowing better than it has for a quarter of a century after a major restoration but the next stage of works will be "really critical", according to a parish councillor. Water levels in the River Deben in Suffolk dropped by more than a metre after heavy rain caused a weir structure at Ufford, near Woodbridge, to fall away and a bridge to partially collapse. While they are still to be fixed, water in the river is again running freely after a multi-agency and community effort saw vital e
'I refuse to miss daily exercises,' says Ron Letheren, 103 (opens the original)
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A retired school inspector says his discipline and determination to exercise each day has allowed him to remain living in his own house as he celebrates his 103rd birthday. Ron Letheren settled in Ellingham, on the Norfolk-Suffolk border near Bungay, about 40 years ago with his late wife, after teaching across Essex and being headmaster of two schools. The centenarian, who ended his career as a senior education inspector for the Inner London Education Authority at County Hall, said he also took
Suffolk farmer fears onion shortage unless retailers adapt (opens the original)
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A farmer said he feared there would be shortages of onions this Christmas if supermarkets did not adjust their requirements, with the severe heat and drought creating smaller vegetables. Andrew Long, who farms in Suffolk, has been forced to harvest his onions three weeks earlier than usual due to the weather conditions. He said onions were required to be about 60-80mm (2.4-3.1in) in diameter for the supermarkets, but much of his crop has only measured 40-60mm (1.6-2.4in). "If this [weather] is g
What is it like living near Sizewell C construction sites? (opens the original)
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New satellite images show how one of the largest construction projects in Europe has transformed the Suffolk countryside. But what is it like living close to the site of a new nuclear power station and associated infrastructure? Sizewell C itself is yet to take shape – but construction work has already hugely changed the landscape on one part of the Suffolk coast. Satellite images reveal how the surrounding countryside looked in 2024, before work began, with swathes of green fields around the to
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