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Museumâs 700-year-old barn has new lease of life following major revamp (opens the original)
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A 700-year-old barn at the Food Museum in Stowmarket has reopened following a major restoration project. The Grade II*-listed Medieval Barn was officially reopened yesterday during a launch dinner at the museum as part of its £6 million transformative Kitchen Project. The project has been funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Mid Suffolk District Council with additional support from the Garfield Weston Foundation and The Pilgrim Trust. The barn is the oldest original building at the
âI've got my confidence backâ: Claire celebrates weight-loss transformation (opens the original)
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A Bury St Edmunds woman has lost four and a half stone after making changes to her diet and lifestyle following years of struggling with her weight. Claire Benford, 58, joined Slimming World after becoming increasingly concerned about her weight, fatigue and ongoing hip pain. She started her weight-loss journey at 15st 11lbs and said she had been steadily gaining weight without understanding why. âI was constantly tired and suffering with fatigue,â Claire said. âI had ongoing hip pain whic
Historic venue celebrates successful first chapter under new management (opens the original)
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A historic Bury St Edmunds venue is expanding its offer under new management as weddings are already being booked for 2028. The Guildhall has served the town for around 800 years as a community hub and has played a pivotal role in its history. The building has hosted dignitaries over the centuries and was home to the Royal Observer Corpsâ Operations Room during World War Two â the only surviving one of its kind in the world. Today, the venue offers private hire for functions, public events,
âWe are relieved nobody was injuredâ: Business still open after blaze tears through roof (opens the original)
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A business has reassured customers it remains âvery much openâ after a fire tore through the roof of its premises on an industrial estate near Bury St Edmunds. Peter King Electrical, based at Woodland Business Park, on the Rougham Industrial Estate, was hit by the blaze on Friday, September 25, with firefighters called to the unit at 10.35am. Eight fire engines attended at the height of the incident, alongside specialist appliances and support from Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service. In a state
Tenth man arrested as attempted murder investigation continues (opens the original)
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A tenth man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder following a stabbing in Bury St Edmunds earlier this year. Officers were called just before 10.15pm on Sunday, March 22, following reports of a serious incident in Mortimer Road, on the Moreton Hall estate. A man in his 40s was found with stab wounds and was taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries. He spent several weeks in hospital before being discharged. On Thursday, September 10, police arrested a 46-year-old man, from w
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