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'Buy local' now includes that special bottle for your next celebration. We visited some of the growers and makers putting Suffolk on the wine list.

BBC Countryfile presenter Adam Henson is coming to Woodbridge in November and will open up about what does on behind the scenes of his life in farming.

Felixstowe Hydrocycle is an innovative, ambitious scheme helping to secure Suffolk's water supplies and food production now and into the future.

Catherine Larner meets printmaker Angela Harding, who specialises in exquisite landscapes and animal portraits.

Bramfield will no longer be a village without a green, thanks to determined villagers and help from an Oscar-winning storyteller.

Author Kate Worsley's new novel is a story of human struggle set against the backdrop of the Land Settlement Association community in Suffolk.

Bramfield will no longer be a village without a green, thanks to determined villagers and help from an Oscar-winning storyteller.

Catherine Larner meets the thespians who travel by bike and boat to bring theatre to local audiences all over the country.

Artist Julian Perry finds beauty and romance in a world under siege from environmental destruction.

Hanna Rudd, marine scientist and friend to sharks, is on a mission to get us to care more about what lies under our seas and oceans.

Artist Tessa Newcomb has found just the thing she needed to lift her creative spirit - a garden she can grow and paint.

Sarah Langford gave up working as a criminal defence lawyer to take on a family farm in Suffolk. It opened her eyes to a world of constant struggle, earnestly looking for change.

Aldeburgh-based illustrator Astra Taylor-Todd has forged a brilliant new career creating children's books inspired by her global travels and an 1,800 mile trek across America.

After years of nurturing a great garden, passing on the responsibility to younger custodians is easier if it's kept in the family. Visiting Attadale Gardens, Helmingham Hall and The Manor Hemingford Grey.

In the drab days of lockdown, nature warden Paul Green found joy in sculpting birds like the ones that visited his garden. His exquisite models became a TV hit, loved by celebrities, with Grayson Perry a devoted fan.