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Celebrating the end of lockdown restrictions, Nigel Pickover went on a series of adventures in the majestic hills and river valleys of Lancashire.

Reg Dixon was head of Trimley St Mary Primary School for 19 years - Credit: JOHN KERR Tributes have been paid to a respected and much-loved former head teacher remembered fondly by his pupils for his gentleness and care. Reg Dixon, who has died at the age of 86, was at the heart of village life, head of Trimley St Mary Primary School for nearly 20 years and oversaw its growth from small village school to large primary as the community grew with nearly 1,000 new homes. His teaching was accomplished and inspiring to thousands. One former parent said: "He was a charismatic headmaster of Triml...

Reg Dixon was head of Trimley St Mary Primary School for 19 years - Credit: JOHN KERR Tributes have been paid to a respected and much-loved former head teacher remembered fondly by his pupils for his gentleness and care. Reg Dixon, who has died at the age of 86, was at the heart of village life, head of Trimley St Mary Primary School for nearly 20 years and oversaw its growth from small village school to large primary as the community grew with nearly 1,000 new homes. His teaching was accomplished and inspiring to thousands. One former parent said: "He was a charismatic headmaster of Triml...

David Lennard was editor of the Beccles & Bungay Journal - Credit: Nick Butcher Suffolk journalist David Lennard has died after a lifetime of bringing the news to communities across east Suffolk. Mr Lennard was born in Alderton, near Hollesley, in 1952 and joined the East Anglian Daily Times when he was 15 to train as a compositor. In the mid-1980s as new technology started to change the way newspapers were produced, he retrained as a journalist. In 1987 he and his family moved to Halesworth where he was the EADT's chief reporter before moving to the Eastern Daily Press office in Lowestoft, e...

David Lennard was editor of the Beccles & Bungay Journal - Credit: Nick Butcher Suffolk journalist David Lennard has died after a lifetime of bringing the news to communities across east Suffolk. Mr Lennard was born in Alderton, near Hollesley, in 1952 and joined the East Anglian Daily Times when he was 15 to train as a compositor. In the mid-1980s as new technology started to change the way newspapers were produced, he retrained as a journalist. In 1987 he and his family moved to Halesworth where he was the EADT's chief reporter before moving to the Eastern Daily Press office in Lowestoft, e...