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A series of seaside events have been added to the Days of Summer programme run by organisers behind the popular First Light Festival in Lowestoft.

Almost 15 months on from the start of the coronavirus lockdown and events across the country continue to face cancellations and postponements.

Almost 15 months on from the start of the coronavirus lockdown and events across the country continue to face cancellations and postponements.

Some of the crowds at the First Light Festival in Lowestoft. Picture: Mick Howes - Credit: Archant A major seaside festival which attracted around 40,000 visitors to Lowestoft has been cancelled for the second year running. The 24-hour First Light Festival, which is held under the sun and stars on Lowestoft's South Beach and in 2019 boosted the town's economy by up to £900,000, will not go ahead as hoped this June.  East Suffolk Council announced the decision "with great sadness", saying despite the government's roadmap out of lockdown, there would be no guarantee until "almost the very la...

Happens here on the main island people don't. since maya day has been closed the day trippers are brought to their speech i mean it turns into a gigantic speedboat parking lot. after a selfie at the beach it's a short walk into the village. and maybe some fast food before we move on to the next attraction so what do the people who live on people don't get from the daytrippers we visit the dollar restaurant which offers thai cuisine at reasonable prices. but the n.s.a. is he has few can. donors overrun by tourists he's fighting for his existence.