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Published: 1:17 PM May 17, 2021    Ready to welcome you. . . Pascal and Karine Canevet, owners of Maison Bleue in Bury St Edmunds. - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown After a year of eating in, its time to eat out. Suffolk has a growing reputation for its excellent restaurants and gastropubs so here are some ready to take your reservation. Maison Bleue, Bury St Edmunds Modern French fine dining featuring finest local seasonal produce, artfully prepared by chef patron Pascal Canevet and his team. Outst...

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Tennessee couple spend retirement years starting a beef operation with Red Poll cattle.

New arrivals include 26 lambs, baby chicks and piglets. Children have been excited to see cute little lambs frolicking in the sunshine as the 40-acre working farm reopened to the public after the long lockdown winter. “We’ve welcomed 26 healthy little lambs and they are already skipping round the lambing shed,” said Elly Edwards, Tatton Park farm assistant and resident sheep expert. “We are so pleased with how lambing has gone. It’s our absolute favourite time of year, helping...

Caroline Gordon’s significance for the Catholic literary tradition has been so consistently underappreciated that even the sympathetic reader cannot help wondering whether her relative invisibility might be merited. When her importance is recalled at all, Gordon is reckoned as wife of (her handful of a husband) Allen Tate and as an indispensable editor of and mentor to many. Her contributions in those latter roles were no small matter. Without her rallying praise and exacting advice, Walker P...

Cows About Cambridge art trail to launch this summer after Covid delays The 40 decorated cow sculptures and 45 “mini moos” will go on show for 10 weeks Cows About Cambridge (Image: RMG Photography) Sign up to our newsletter for daily updates and breaking newsInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters...

Ashley Robertson (left) and James Barber at The Red Lion in East Bergholt - Credit: The Red Lion A south Suffolk pub is hoping to put this part of the county on the foodie map when it re-opens on April 12.  The Red Lion at East Bergholt had opened for the first time in three years in September 2020 following a series of improvements and renovations by new owner Jonathan Peachey, but hadn’t been able to fully set out its stall due to Covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns.  James Barber, origin...

Ministry of Education accused of stealing Taihape teaching farm 14 Mar, 2021 09:42 PM 10 minutes to read The teaching farm, once owned by the college and now leased by Taihape Area School. Photo / Supplied The teaching farm, once owned by the college and now leased by Taihape Area School. Photo / Supplied RNZ By Phil Pennington of RNZ Government officials are being accused of stealing a farm bought by a central North Island town for their schoolchildren to learn agriculture. Taihape people esta...

The teaching farm, once owned by the college and now leased by Taihape Area School. Photo: Supplied Taihape people established the teaching farm on 13 hectares next to Taihape College 30 years ago but the Ministry of Education has taken it and put it in the landbank for Treaty settlements, and the school can now only lease it. The Ombudsman is looking at whether to investigate. "Its very unfortunate. I think you could effectively say that the community asset has been stolen by the Education M...

My Kitchen Your Place has released dates for the dining experience at Upthorpe Wood near Bury St Edmunds.