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Nostalgia: Do you remember when calculators became commonplace in the classroom? (opens the original)
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Back in 1982, pupils at a Bury St Edmunds upper school were photographed as it was announced that more calculators would be heading to Suffolkâs classrooms. Students at King Edward VI School were captured by a Bury Free Press photographer comparing an electronic calculator with an abacus. The photographs, labelled âcalculator classâ in our archives, were taken after Suffolk County Council announced it was to send 4,000 calculators to schools in the county at a cost of £20,000. It was repo
Countless acts of generosity, compassion and determination: What it means to work at a hospice (opens the original)
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Over the coming weeks we will be going behind the scenes at St Nicholas Hospice Care as we discover what the charity means to those who work for it. Early next month, Hospice Care Week will be marked by staff, volunteers and fund-raisers around the UK. âRunning from October 5 to October 11 this year, its theme is âDonât Leave Hospice Care To Chanceâ. âAs well as celebrating the difference good palliative care can make, key figures from St Nicholas Hospice Care in Bury St Edmunds have s
âIncredible workâ: Litter pickers clean up hospital site (opens the original)
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Litter pickers clearing up the grounds of West Suffolk Hospital collected hundreds of cigarette ends and 32 bags of rubbish on Sunday. West Suffolk NHS Foundation (WSFT) Trust thanked the Bury St Edmunds Litter Pickers for their âincredible work â, which they said has been âuplifting for everyoneâ. Mandy Emery, who helped to organise the event at the hospital site in Hardwick Lane, said among other items collected were a shopping trolley and discarded furniture. She said: âIt was amazi
Charity hopes to push forward with skatepark plan in teenagerâs memory a decade after his tragic death (opens the original)
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A charity set up in memory of a teenager who died in a tragic accident has raised more than £30,000 in the decade since he died. The Ben Wragge Charity now hopes to push forward with plans to build a skatepark in Thurston, in Benâs memory. Last month, the annual Benniâs Chill event, held at the Bennett Arms in Rougham, raised £2,000 of the overall total. Claire Wragge, Benâs mum, said she wanted to thank all the bands and supporters that took part in Benniâs Chill, giving their service
Exciting time for village hotel starring in Channel 4 show tonight (opens the original)
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A hotel hopes to welcome new customers after appearing on a Channel 4 show this week. Since Monday, The Great House, in Lavenham, near Sudbury, has been featuring on Four in a Bed. Tonight, the hotel, in Market Place, will be the focus of the episode, with the overall results for the week airing on Friday. Onur Ozcelik, owner of The Great House, took part in the programme alongside Yann Aubourg, who was restaurant manager at the time of filming. Mr Ozcelik believes September will be an exciting
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