News in Felixstowe

A local artist has brought a favourite family back to Felixstowe.

The 'Wickers' have now returned to their home on the seafront, this time with a new addition to the family. But whilst family life has moved on, they still firmly reflect the late Victorian period in keeping with their surroundings in the Seafront Gardens.

VILLAGE fetes and other local events are the experiences people, including us on the Shotley peninsula, are most looking forward to when government restrictions are lifted, according to a poll seen by Nub News.

The finding comes in a survey of more than 2,000 consumers for #wecreateexperiences, a campaign being launched today by One Industry One Voice, a group representing the UK's events industry. Leading names from music, sports and showbiz are encouraging us to plan to start sharing live experiences again, with the message: 'Together, we can this right".

East Suffolk Council has confirmed a number of beach huts will remain on the promenade at Felixstowe after apolitical scheme to install concrete bases to return them to the beach, has been scrapped.

The Spa Pavilion area of Felixstowe experienced substantial falls in beach levels during the strong Easterly winds of Storm Darcy earlier this year.

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A new Wetherspoons pub due to be opened in Felixstowe is included in an £145 million investment by the chain, it has been confirmed.

Wetherspoon will be creating around 2,000 new jobs nationwide by opening new venues and upgrading existing ones, with Felixstowe earmarked as one of 18 new pubs that will open.

On This Day

Van Gogh took his own life and died with insanity, and a virtual pauper after mainly giving away his paintings in exchange for goods, but never selling any of what were to become masterpieces, selling for millions.

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Communists in Suffolk, including Felixstowe's Mark Jones, have challenged one local Conservative association and three local Labour party branches to explain whether they will return a total of £40,000 of public money they have received under Government grants schemes aimed at helping out businesses struggling to survive during the COVID19 pandemic.

Freedom of Information research from HuffPost showed that no fewer than 22 local political associations had benefited from public money in this way. Of the seven Labour Party associations which received cash, no fewer than three are from Suffolk - Ipswich, South Suffolk and Suffolk Labour Parties. South Suffolk Conservative Association also received £10,000 in grants.

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Fortunately if you don't pay Christian the Shotley ferryman you just get left at Harwich. Mind you...

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Let's celebrate and be glad today.