Wildman at the Castle
Our ancient Norman Castle is attracting renewed interest, now that the King’s Head site has been purchased by the Castle Trust to provide access to the Castle keep from the…
DetailsOur ancient Norman Castle is attracting renewed interest, now that the King’s Head site has been purchased by the Castle Trust to provide access to the Castle keep from the…
DetailsCourtesy of the Earsham Street Cafe’s Gemma Parker: There were great street parties in 1945 with every family contributing a dish. Cooking was creative during the war as many ingredients…
DetailsThe statue of Justice on the Butter Cross is our town’s finest work of art. It was erected in 1753, and considered a very expensive and prestigious image for the…
DetailsDespite 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…
DetailsA ‘pop-up’ post office is now being run inside the Town Hall, the Council Offices in Broad Street. The post office opening hours are: Opening times: Monday to Friday, from…
DetailsFrom April 2020 East Suffolk District Council, rather than the police, will be responsible for enforcing car-parking restrictions across the county. BEBA advises all residents, visitors, shoppers and workers to…
DetailsNo visit to Bungay is complete without a visit to St. Peter’s Brewery on the Bungay edge of the Saints at St.Peter, South Elmham. The brewery, which exports its beers…
DetailsA joint working party, including Bungay Town Council, BEBA and our local MP Peter Aldous, worked together to provide a new 24-hour cashpoint for Bungay, after the last one went…
DetailsDuring the summer term at my prep school, St. Mary’s, in Earsham Street, we regularly marched in a straggly crocodile down to Outney Common for a Nature Walk. Our botany…
DetailsLloyds 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…
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