News in Felixstowe

On This Day: In 1917, British forces under Suffolk-born General Edmund Allenby, nicknamed the Bull, captured Jerusalem. He became 1st Viscount Allenby of Megiddo and of Felixstowe and his former house was demolished upon the death of his mother, to make way for a park, which exists today. 102-year-old Joan Rich recently walked 102 laps of the park to raise almost £30,000 for NHS Charities. Former nurse Joan also has fond memories of Allenby Park in Jerusalem, where she served as a member of the Royal Military Police.


Today's Felixstowe sunrise: 07.51

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Being a teacher is always tough but 2020 has been many Felixstowe teachers' most challenging year to ever.

Whether you want to show your appreciation to your child's teacher or treat the special teacher in your life, check out Becky Cranham's pick of the top ten best gifts for teachers to say thanks with something they will actually like.

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"Awake... Our Suffolk Bard Edward FitzGerald 1809 - 1883 who had several connections with Felixstowe

"Beauty is Truth - Truth Beauty..." John Keats, and thus our local Suffolk Bard of Woodbridge, the anglo irish genius Edward FitzGerald celebrated his intuitive understanding of the Oneness of Humanity in his masterpiece The Ruba'iya't of Omar khayya'm - an exquisite Interfaith poem celebrating all that is Good, True and Beautiful in the life of every human being.

SALUTATION OF THE DAWN

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