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Christmas is an even more magical time of year at Kett's Books at Wymondham.

Artist and printmaker Angela Harding to speak in Woodbridge and Southwold this weekend

James and Katie Jenkins left their careers, and armed with an 1860 letterpress and an unerring eye for detail, launched a Suffolk-based stationery business founded on traditional techniques and sustainability.

A tranquil, secluded corner of Suffolk is home to a designer-maker studio, producing stunning stationery and running traditional craft courses. Catherine Larner finds out more.

The actor, Toby Jones, is coming to Suffolk for the Flipside Festival at the end of this month. Here, he shares his love for the town and the impact of what is turning out to be the role of his lifetime.

Based out of Wells-next-the-Sea, Ashley Mullenger is one of the country's few female fishermen. She tells us why she swapped the office for a life on the waves.

Staying small, keeping it in the family and leaning on the craftsmanship of yesterday ensures a personal touch for James and Katie Jenkins - and a quality that rings through everything they design and make together.

As society develops, many women are taking up jobs previously thought of as predominantly for men.

Mati applied for one of the National Trust properties in Fair Isle but she didn't feel she had any transferrable skills for remote island life.

The renowned printmaker Angela Harding's creative journey unfolds in the captivating landscapes of the British Isles, including a recent residency in Fair Isle.

'Buy local' now includes that special bottle for your next celebration. We visited some of the growers and makers putting Suffolk on the wine list.

Catherine Larner takes a deep dive into something most, if not all of us, have experienced in freelance journalism: rejection. With some stellar advice from fellow journalists on separating rejection from self-worth.

Felixstowe Hydrocycle is an innovative, ambitious scheme helping to secure Suffolk's water supplies and food production now and into the future.

It started with sailing dinghies. Thirty years later Sean McMillan has designed and built some of the most beautiful, glamorous boats in the world at his Ipswich boatyard, including two for James Bond.

'If we don't have it, you don't need it': an Aladdin's cave of useful items, the local hardware store is the shop that time forgot, finds Catherine Larner