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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.

It started with sailing dinghies. Thirty years later Sean McMillan has designed and built some of the most beautiful, glamorous boats in the world at his Ipswich boatyard, including two for James Bond.

In her acclaimed debut novel, Margaret Meyer set out to show the courage and strength of the inspirational women at the centre of East Anglia's 17th century witch hunts

'If we don't have it, you don't need it': an Aladdin's cave of useful items, the local hardware store is the shop that time forgot, finds Catherine Larner

Author Rachel Joyce's much-loved character has made it onto film and inspired two more books, ending Rachel's own personal journey...well, almost.

Former police officer Alfie Moore has been challenging audiences to walk in his copper's books for more than a decade.

Broadcaster and author Simon Mayo heads to the Slaughter in Southwold festival this month to chat about his new novel with a strangely familiar theme.

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

From her Norfolk workshop, Abbey Molyneux is one of a growing crew of female boatbuilders keeping a traditional craft afloat.

Suffolk author Sarah Hardy found the inspiration for her atmospheric new novel right on her doorstep

Catherine Larner speaks to established printmaker Angela Harding about how her familiar works of natural wonder come to life, then take flight into the wider world.

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

Esther Scholes speaks candidly about how she navigated the deaths of her son and then husband.

Novelist and columnist India Knight will share her belief in the healing power of humour at this year's Aldeburgh Literary Festival.