A look at some of Suffolk’s most spooky places
Is the spooky Suffolk on your doorstep just a little too close to home at times?
Everything you need to know about visiting Lowestoft during the summer
Discover England’s most easterly resort, a town being transformed in a 15-year masterplan
Suffolk walk: On the trail of the Red Barn Murder at Polstead
A walk over the beautiful Box Valley hills from Stoke by Nayland to explore Polstead’s colourful past
11 wonders to discover on a walking tour of Lowestoft
Visiting Lowestoft? Did you know it was once dubbed the ‘Queen of Watering Holes’? And why does it have two piers?
Suffolk walk: 11-mile circular from Bures and into the Dedham Vale
Discover outstanding beauty and a legendary beast on a circular walk along St Edmund Way and the Stour Valley Path
Suffolk’s best walks: Seven-mile circular through villages near Hartest
Lindsay Want sifts fact from fiction in High Suffolk’s picture-book villages and discovers the possible origins of a nursery rhyme ballad on a circular walk from Hartest
Suffolk’s best walks: Exploring the Stour and Orwell from the Shotley Peninsula
Lindsay Want explores a riverine world of contrasts on a Stour and Orwell walk at Shotley
Discovering old Waveney Ways: The Angles Way walk
Lindsay Want pieces together a river’s history on a marvellous meander of a walk, which both rides the ripples of rolling landscape and simply goes with the flow – the Angles Way between Bungay and Beccles
Where to find dragons in Suffolk: and the best picnic spots along the way
From Walberswick and Sutton Hoo to the Stour Valley, we head out in search of the perfect Suffolk spot for a St George’s Day picnic
