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Paralympian set to open new Aldi supermarket in town (opens the original)
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A Paralympic champion will be the guest of honour at the opening of a new supermarket, set to open in Sudbury next week. The new Aldi store is opening its doors to customers at 8am on Thursday, October 1. Replacing the existing Aldi located on Girling Street, the store is staffed by a team of 34 colleagues from the local community. The ribbon will be cut by Stuart Robinson, a Paralympic Games gold medallist with Great Britainâs wheelchair rugby team, to mark the retail chainâs ongoing partne
Veteran spa director launches new one-to-one wellbeing studio (opens the original)
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A spa director has embarked on a new wellbeing venture â described as the culmination of her 25-year career spanning five-star cruise ships and deluxe Dubai spas. Alexandra Hurt launched her one-to-one studio, Alex Feels, in Kersey this summer, offering a personalised approach to wellness treatments. The venture is focused around auricular acupuncture, complimented by restorative and holistic elements, in a private countryside setting. It marks a significant change of pace for Alexandra, who b
New early prisoner release legislation places victims at risk, domestic abuse charity warns (opens the original)
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New early prisoner-release arrangements should exclude perpetrators of domestic abuse, a Sudbury charity has urged, after warning of the risk to victims. Hourglass â the UKâs only charity dedicated solely to elder abuse â has called for the Government to amend its forthcoming changes to automatic prisoner release, which take effect on October 1. Under the new Sentencing Act 2026, many prisoners serving fixed determinate sentences could be released after one-third of their custodial term. T
Street food festival delivers flavourful conclusion to summer (opens the original)
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Sudbury capped off its summer with an extravaganza of flavour, as large numbers flocked to Market Hill for a popular annual festival. Organisers have lauded the success of the Sudbury Street Food Festival, which saw vendors serving a wide variety of cuisine throughout the town centre on Sunday. Sudbury Arts Centre recorded around 1,300 visitors during the day, while several traders reported their best ever event sales numbers, with some completely selling out. Cat Coote, administration officer a
New mobility project aims to bridge gap to yoga and pilates for men of all ages (opens the original)
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Yoga and pilates have long been held up for their potential health benefits â yet, participation figures show both practices are overwhelmingly dominated by women. Chiropractor Daniel Piper has experienced first hand the challenge of convincing men to take up the exercises, when recommending them to his patients. It is the desire to bridge this gap that inspired him to establish the Menâs Mobility Project, which launches in Sudbury this week. Based at KÃR Pilates in North Street, the ventur
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