East Angles News Today

The traditional British high street was, for so many, the beating heart of their town. But as huge chains consumed spaces once filled by local independent businesses – and struggling firms began to disappear entirely – was the soul of our towns lost? Christopher Howse is travelling the nation to speak to local people about their high street. How it has changed, what they miss… and why there are still joys to be found. This week, Christopher explores Abbeygate Street in Bury ...

A 15-year excavation has revealed the sophistication of 5th to 7th Century England, says historian.

The site is part of a royal compound that archaeologists think may have been overseen by King Raedwald.

English archaeologists recently uncovered a rare pagan temple where it's believed Kings worshipped during pre-Christian times.

The remains of the probable temple, perhaps dedicated to pre-Christian beliefs, were found on an old English royal site.

Community archaeology project Rendlesham Revealed has discovered a rare, possible pre-Christian temple near Sutton Hoo in Suffolk – the site of another incredibly famous archeological discovery

A Pre-Christian cultic temple unearthed in Suffolk! Delve into the latest excavation revealing a potent symbol of Anglo-Saxon paganism and royal power near the famous Sutton Hoo.

The find is discovered near Sutton Hoo, where King Raedwald is thought to have been buried.

The discovery of a compound the size of around 20 football pitches at Rendlesham by a lottery-funded community archaeology project shows the "sophistication of the society ruled" by the East Anglian kings.

The remains of a "possible temple" from 1,400 years ago showing the "power and wealth" of the East Anglian kings have been discovered on farmland near Sutton Hoo in Suffolk.