Lockdown Love
Bungay residents have been intrigued by pieces of art in various whimsical forms appearing around the town. They are the creation of Lockdown Love – but who are Lockdown Love?…
Bungay residents have been intrigued by pieces of art in various whimsical forms appearing around the town. They are the creation of Lockdown Love – but who are Lockdown Love?…
After much hard work on the part of Norfolk County Councillor, Margaret Stone, the two bridges that are essential to the Bigod Way walk, crossing the Waveney at Earsham Mill…
The Post Office, located in McColls newsagent in St. Mary’s Street, will be closing permanently on December 22nd, with the shop itself closing shortly thereafter. Bungay Town Council is working…
Bungay’s famous Christmas Lights were switched on, sadly with little ceremony*, on 20th November to bring much needed cheer to us all. And they look beautiful. Here are some pictures…
Lloyds bank has resumed its visits to Bungay, although reduced to one visit every two weeks. The van will be here every other Thursday from 10am – 12 noon in…
The Town Council offices in Broad Street will be open again from 2nd September, having had the beautiful windows on the upper floor repaired. The reception area will be open…
New fees have now come into force in the town’s car parks: Priory Lane and Wharton Street both have half an hour’s free parking. Apart from that the fees for…
Photo by Andrew Atterwill, the Town Recorder VE Day in May had to be celebrated individually and many in Bungay (and across the land) festooned their front gardens with bunting…
Despite Covid-19 the Great Bungay Duck Race took place on a hot sunny day in August on the beautiful River Waveney. No crowds, no music, no side shows, no stalls…
Whilst we were in lockdown all car parking charges were suspended. Now that restrictions are being eased the car parking charges are back. In addition the traffic wardens are also…