2nd Best Restaurant in Suffolk

Shillingfords at The Quay is ranked 2nd best restaurant out of 1538 in Suffolk on Trip Advisor. Shillingfords is a new, unique pop-up restaurant which is open on Friday and Saturday nights. Carl Shillingford is a Michelin-trained chef who uses locally sourced, foraged, natural, seasonal ingredients to produce dishes which are all large starter size.

Art About Town in Sudbury

Between 13th and 28th May Sudbury will come alive with art!  Thanks to the generosity of local businesses, Winch and Blatch, The Angel Wine Bar and The Art and Framing Centre, artists living in and around Sudbury have been given the opportunity to display their work as a prelude to the ever popular Suffolk Open Studios (…)

Babergh Business Evening in Sudbury

Open for Business evening on the 20th April 2016 between 5pm and 7pm at The Delphi Centre, Newton Road, Sudbury CO10 2RR.  This will provide you with the opportunity to talk to a range of business support, regulatory and skills services and agencies about the things that matter to you and your business.  Please email: (…)

Beat the Street is a Great Success

Local residents, businesses, community groups and schools came together to celebrate Sudbury and Great Cornard travelling 52,000 miles for Beat the Street.   Over six weeks, Beat the Street has transformed Sudbury and Great Cornard into a giant walking, running and cycling game – residents travelling around the area tapping (…)

Beat the Street Survey with a chance to win £50

Beat the Street want to know what impact it has had on you since you played last Autumn. Please fill out the short six month survey to let them know what impact it has had for you.  As a thank you for filling out the survey, they will put you into a prize draw to win £50. It will only take a few minutes and your feedback will help them make the game bigger and better.  https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/BTSSGCSurvey

 

Big Band Tea Dance in Sudbury

On Saturday, April 30 there is a Big Band Tea Dance to be held in St. Peter’s, Sudbury, Suffolk – doors open at 1.30pm and tickets are available now just £12.  Whether you want to dance or come for afternoon tea and watch, it will be a great event with a vintage tea room organised by Juniper Flowers in North Street, Sudbury.  Tel: 01787 310022

Fantastic line up of local chefs at the Taste of Sudbury

There is a fantastic line up of local chefs ready to do their cooking demonstrations on stage at the Taste of Sudbury Food & Drink Festival on 12th June 2016.  Including Carl Shillingford from Shillingford’s at The Quay, Alan Paton from Stoke By Nayland Golf & Spa, Regis Crepy from The Great House, Lavenham, Mark Allen from The Angel, Stoke By Nayland and Julian Bisbal fromThe Swan, Monks Eleigh.  Compere Mark David will (…)

Fire Impact Day Sudbury

On Tuesday 3rd May officers from Suffolk Fire & Rescue Service and Babergh council’s private sector housing team will be visiting businesses with flats above to advise on fire safety in Sudbury, Suffolk.  The aim is to look at the fire safety arrangements and the means of escape.  To give advice and guidance to occupiers and owners.  For more information please telephone 01473 826639

Free Easter Egg Hunt in Sudbury

Churches Together in Sudbury and District have organised an Easter Egg Hunt during Holy Week (21st -26th March).  Local shops and businesses around Sudbury will be displaying signs with lettered eggs on them. The aim is to collect all the letters and make an Easter related sentence. You can collect entry forms from 21st March from the  (…)

Free Walk Leader Training

If you are interested in volunteering to help with Walking for Health there are free one day training sessions available to ensure that you feel well equipped for taking part.  The training focuses on leading a health walk and also touches on the benefits of walking, route planning and leading walkers with special requirements.  There will be a training (…)

Get Ready to Play Beat the Street

A new game which encourages people living and working in Sudbury and Great Cornard to ditch their car and walk, run and cycle as far as possible is set to kick off next month.  Running for six weeks from 21 September to 2 November, Beat the Street is a free, fun game where local residents are rewarded with points and prizes for (…)

Jam Tartz Pop Up Restaurant and Bar

Open from 10am at the Taste of Sudbury Food & Drink Festival on the 12th June, the Jam Tartz Gin and Prosecco Bar also serving canapés.  The street party meal will seat at 12.30pm, seats are still available but be quick!  Tickets available at the Sudbury Tourist Information Centre.

Kettle & Fish in St. Peter's most Thursdays

Everyone is welcome to Kettle & Fish which is open most Thursdays in St. Peter’s on Market Hill, you can sit and relax over tea and coffee with delicious freshly filled rolls, soup, cakes & pastries. If you want to be alone that’s fine or if you want someone to talk to we have listeners with a ready ear. Those of you with very young children can take (…)

Last Night of the Proms Concert

The Rotary Club of Sudbury invites you to our annual “Last Night of the Proms” concert. This will be held on Saturday 18th June 2016 at St Peter’s, Market Hill, Sudbury, Suffolk  at 7.30pm. Doors open at 7pm. Tickets are available from Sudbury Tourist Information Centre (in Sudbury Library) and from Sudbury Rotary Club on 07989 243303. Tickets (…)

Lettice & Lovage at The Quay in Sudbury

Lettice & Lovage is coming soon! The much-awaited new play from Quay Productions (Directed by Trevor Laver) following on from the critical successes of Not About Heroes and Kennedy’s Children, this multi-award winning Peter Shaffer play is rapier-sharp and enormous fun to boot! Playing 7th – 9th April. Hurry and book your tickets!

Local Artists on the Sudbury Market

On May 28th local artists will be in Sudbury, Suffolk at the Market promoting this years Suffolk Open Studios event and Artists Trail weekend of 4/5th June when all ten artists involved will be opening their studios over the same weekend.   Some of the artists involved will be on the Saturday Market in the centre of Sudbury to talk to visitors (…)