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From inspiring others to determined campaigners Suffolk's young people are a force to be reckoned with; here are 30 people under 30 making waves in Suffolk. 

From inspiring others to determined campaigners Suffolk's young people are a force to be reckoned with; here are 30 people under 30 making waves in Suffolk. 

Only one of the bodies of three men who died after a speedboat capsized has been recovered.

As Britain's most easterly town on the edge of The Broads, the historic town of Lowestoft has lots to see and do.

Pakenham Mill - Credit: John Rushbrook/citizenside.com We unearth the history of more of the countys most ancient landmarks and places. Pakenhams current mill has been stood for over two centuries - Credit: Archant Suffolk’s oldest flour mill   Head to Pakenham in the west of the county and there you will find Suffolk’s oldest surviving flour mill. While it is thought a watermill has been in the village for almost 1,000 years, the mill that stands today was built in 1780.  The 17th, 18t...

From breweries to lighthouses – here are some more of the county’s most historic places and points of interest

Tim Caldwell, 46, is one of the first to achieve a Guinness World Record under its new Impairment Records Initiative.

Lowestoft welcomed Guinness world record-beating cousins on Saturday as two cousins cycled into the UK's most easterly point.

Lowestoft welcomed Guinness world record-beating cousins on Saturday as two cousins cycled into the UK's most easterly point.

3) The secrets of Shingle Street  People were keen to get pictures of the stunning Shingle Street sunrise - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown Not only is Shingle Street near Bawdsey incredibly peaceful, it also has a fascinating history.  During WW2 the picturesque cottages of Shingle Street were evacuated, reportedly because it was set to become a Nazi landing site.  There are other rumours and conspiracy theories about what happened at Shingle Street during WW2.  4) The white bricks of Woolpit  ...