The Table has been an amazing journey, a passion and an important part in a lot of our lives, it will be missed! I cannot thank you all enough for the incredible support and loyalty over the years and for the many happy and magical times and memories that we have shared. It has been a wonderful nine years and the success and popularity of the table is something I am truly proud of and will always stay with me. I have worked with many exceptional, talented people and will continue to do so in other arenas. Thank you all again.”
Two new buses are set to hit the roads of east Suffolk soon
- Credit: Suffolk County Council
A new taxi-bus service is to be launched which could help residents in some of Suffolk s more rural areas.
Katch is a new, on demand electric vehicle service, which is set to be launched by Suffolk County Council in April this year.
The service will travel from the train station at Campsea Ashe through stops in Wickham Market and on to Framlingham.
The scheme will serve fixed bus stops, initially booked 24 hours in advance by telephone.
Alexander Nicoll deputy cabinet member for transport at Suffolk County Council
Pat Smith and her kangaroo enjoy Australia Day
- Credit: Kingsley Healthcare
Despite a gloomy winter in the middle of a pandemic it was a bright and sunny start to the week for came home residents living in east Suffolk.
Residents at Allonsfield House care home, in Campsea Ashe, near Woodbridge, took part in Australia Day celebrations.
Australia Day marks the anniversary of the first British Ships arriving at Port Jackson in New South Wales. Which many consider the founding of Australia.
Residents enjoyed an indoor “barbie” in the conservatory prepared by chef Darrell Smith and there were plenty of smiles as everyone enjoyed Aussie songs, including a chorus of Waltzing Matilda.