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We like the Fisher Theatre Bungay with it's intimate bar and an alcove by the stage just perfect for photographers.  Starting on the last Monday of the month there's a sponsored Harry Potter read, so help the theatre and have an excuse to Hogwarts dress up.

Friday nights are Biker Night at the Billingford Horseshoes ... it's near Diss.

#FollowFriday ain't too proud to beg eh?

Our life skills section has birthed a yet more skills page.

The tractorati quiver with antici ... pation for the digest that emails out teatime today.  To get your free copy click on Alan Smethurst The Singing Postman. ♫

The Saturday after next Made2Measure Theatre present at Wingfield Barns the Victorian melodrama Lady Audley's Secret with songs and a compere.  Will Lady Audley confront the complications of her past life?

♫ Big fail on our part that we missed blueser Errol Linton last year, chance to put this right Sunday week at the Ipswich Jazz and Blues. ♫

Suffolk Overheard (Woman passenger in the Co-op car park): People won't get out the way and if you run them over you get in to trouble.

Custom made for David Mitchell (he's one of the six! executive producers) the second episode of Ludwig on BBC1 tonight like episodes one and three criminally under employs Sophie Willan in a wig and glasses.  Thankfully Alma's Not Normal returns for series two Monday BBC2.

The Debach Airfield Museum has closed for the winter but this Sunday Black Dog Antiques' have a flea market on the runway.

The year moves on, the clocks go back on the 27th and it's also the UEA Pirates first game of the season.

Flipside in Framlingham mini observation on Twitter.

 CANCELLED  That's a pity, TONIGHT's Sweffling Jam Party is off.

The ghost in Ghost of the Toll Point Light almost tricked us into thinking it's Common Ground's Christmas show but that's Father Brown and the Curse of the Christmas Fairy.  Either way Ghost etc visits the Lowestoft Seagull Wednesday.

It's the Norwich Devils Women's Rookies Day every Saturday next month.

The Stackton Tressel Trouser Museum has started a fund raising appeal to buy a three foot high Yonder so visitors can look over it.

Even if yours is a local event for local people you could still benefit from How to promote your event.

Jocasta Sweeva on our International Desk is tasked to cover Norfolk.

The sizeable get in round the back of the theatre in Church Street Framlingham highlights its function but we can't remember the building actually being used as a theatre.  Although there was a free barn dance last Saturday the theatrical drought will be broken tomorrow when the Flipside Festival features amongst others Rosie Holt and actor Toby Jones.

In Norwich Saturday we coincidentally learnt that a lacrosse ball is not hard like a cricket or hockey ball as imagined but is rubber … but solid rubber so it would make your eyes water if you got hit by it.

A rural business near Dennington was broken into Friday.  Money, the CCTV system hard drive, three chainsaws, a petrol leaf blower, hand tools, a battery and petrol were stolen, crime refs: 3753878/24 and 54178/24.

A business on Grove Road Hollesley was broken into overnight Monday 23rd September and keys stolen, crime ref: 37/54395/24.

Monday night two males wearing masks searched a business on Eyke Road Campsea Ash.  Farm buildings padlocks were cut and cupboards searched though it seems nothing was stolen, crime ref: 37/54387/24.

A garage on Mill Hill (A1120) Earl Soham was broken into overnight Monday and a Stihl chainsaw, a Dewalt electric drill and driver set were stolen, ref: 37/54382/24

Security advice at crime-prevention and rural-crime.

Throwback Thursday: 8 years ago today we punted German singer/songwriter KC McKanzie at the Stowmarket John Peel Centre as one half of Leisure Tank.  We saw the show and afterwards most of the audience and some of the staff bought the cd.  By some odd coincidence we accidentally encountered her again in the foyer of the Festival Hall.