Listing of published articles

After two decades together, FolkEast patrons The Young'uns return to the Suffolk festival with powerful stories, rich harmonies and a shared love of folk tradition.

Christine Adams devoted her life to a special building.

Three women share their passion for doll's houses.

Author Justine Picardie tells the story of the house of Windsor through the clothing choices of the women and the couturiers who created them in her fascinating new book.

Ana Perez tells us about the renovation of Spinks Nest, a tiny, single-story, brick and flint dwelling in Hunworth, near Holt which has been much-loved by generations of holidaymakers.

Three women share their passions for discovering the hidden gems beneath our feet.

As Aldeburgh Literary Festival celebrates its 25-year legacy, writer and event speaker Hester Grant talks about her Suffolk memories and restoring Wingfield College, near Diss.

Three readers explain how they developed a passion for bell-ringing.

Historian and broadcaster David Olusoga will be tackling challenging and overlooked stories from the past when he appears at Norwich Theatre Royal this month.

Three women explain how delving into the past enriches their lives.

A play of Ronald Blythe's quintessentially Suffolk book is in the works. Produced by the 'Akenfield' film director's daughter, Jenny Hall, we find out how a group of local creatives are bringing the story to life for a new generation.

Catherine Larner discovers why typewriters are making a revival and shares why they are so special.

Three women choose to spend their lives recognising the periods of history that mean the most to them.

Bestselling author Alison Weir delves into the scandalous and conflicted love life of Ipswich's most famous son in her new book. We discover why she 'feels sorry' for him and what it's like to see the world through Wolsey's eyes.

Tom Allan has travelled the globe meeting fellow thatchers for a book exploring the ancient craft, and he started his journey in Norfolk.