th 1 Jan 2026 |  Throwback Thursday: Happy New Year! 14 years ago today we were thinking what 2012 might be like. All we can guess for near the coast in 2026 is the Angry Fly will start serving tapas in its new Singles Bar ... with chips of course.
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| A pleasant New Year present for us is the 30,966 visitors last month made a record 85,478 visits. |
mo 29 Dec 2025 | The next available supporter slot is now, it will take your link at least into early spring.  |
sa 27 Dec 2025 | Here nobody died but the wind Christmas day on open country behind Castle Keep Framlingham was cold enough and strong enough we feared we might. |
we 24 Dec 2025 | Have a good one, see you on the other side.  |
tu 23 Dec 2025 | The George Farnham Gallery in Saxmundham closes for Christmas today and until Tuesday 17th February when they return with a show of student works from all years at the Alde Valley Academy in Leiston.  |
| Life Skills No. 69: If you are planning a tattoo probably not a woman's name unless it's Mother. |
su 21 Dec 2025 | The year moves on, today is the shortest day so in a week or two the days should become noticeably longer.
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sa 20 Dec 2025 | Suffolk Myths No.107: For many honest Suffolk folk the known world ends at Diss. |
fr 19 Dec 2025 | SRN Nearthecoast is in, doesn't feel any government has ever treated nurses fairly, is fiddling with her tick list and clicky pen but still listening at ntc@nearthecoast.com.
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th 18 Dec 2025 | The fortnightly(ish) digest emails out today at tea time ... click Postman Pat's black and white cat to get your free copy.
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tu 16 Dec 2025 | Wes Anderson and a train in today's nearthecoast Advent playlist. 
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fr 5 Dec 2025 | The village doesn't support you? Promote yourself on nearthecoast. |
we 3 Dec 2025 | We now live on Instagram at nearbythecoast so we'll be deleting alsoconsidered tomorrow.
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tu 2 Dec 2025 | The Pascale Ferran Lady Chatterley is very French, long and involving. It worried our anorak brain that twice at the spring a metal cup just appears whilst on a third occasion Lady C drinks from her hands ... it's the cross we bear. 
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sa 29 Nov 2025 | Anorak Alert No.73: Streamed Darkest Hour last night and enjoyed it but when the cabinet was discussing that unlike WWI the German tanks would be able to refuel at petrol stations surely in the 1940s that would have been American usage ... like calling a lorry a truck? |
th 27 Nov 2025 | The fortnightly(ish) digest emails out this afternoon ... click Jaques Tati to get yours for free ...
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mo 1 Dec 2025 | The first window on your Advent calendar maybe today but yesterday was Advent Sunday.  |
su 30 Nov 2025 | The nearthecoast Advent playlist starts with our all time Christmas tv ad.  |
fr 28 Nov 2025 | #FollowFriday ain't too proud to beg eh?
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mo 24 Nov 2025 | If you like what we do you could buy us a coffee, sadly we can't accept Costa Coffee points but ... a lovely latte? ... a capricious cappuccino? ... how very kind.
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su 23 Nov 2025 | How to promote yourself on nearthecoast.com. |
su 16 Nov 2025 | We've started a new Instagram account more usefully named nearbythecoast.  |
we 12 Nov 2025 | Planning a witch ducking this winter? Or perhaps a trial by fire for an estate agent? You're welcome to promote it on here.
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mo 27 Oct 2025 | Stalwart nearthecoast supporter fishmonger Darren Smith keeps us going with much appreciated coffees, modern life mentoring and when in season fresh mussels. Buy us a coffee and you can join Darren top left running into Christmas.
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su 5 Oct 2025 | Astonisher No.68: Donald Trump ... surely we don't have to say any more. |