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Columnist India Knight swapped city life for a rural idyll near Framlingham. Catherine Larner caught up with her

The new 'quiet' activitists, who use creativity and individuality to get their message across, rather than division and conflict.

Speaking at Flipside, architect Michael Pawlyn introduces 'biomimicry'.

This year's Flipside Festival challenges audiences to think about their impact on the planet.

An accident when she was just 11 left Gracie Wright with a brain injury, but now she's a singer and writer with a passion to help others.

The fashion designer talks about unique architecture and wild swimming in Suffolk.

A discovery in her mother's attic brought startling revelations of young love cut short by war, and a long forgotten connection to Suffolk.

A community opera is at the centre of celebrations to mark the renaissance of Woodbridge's waterfront.

Ruth Valerio talks about living out her principles, caring for the environment and her new role with Tearfund.

After selling their successful business, John and Rosemary Lancaster set about giving all their wealth away.

Enjoying a birdwatching retreat on the beautiful Holy Island, Lindisfarne.

A former magistrate talks about working to change the lives of those in need in her community.

Francesca Armour-Chelu's romantic Suffolk childhood has inspired her debut children's book, 'Fenn Halflin and the Fearzero'.

From a Suffolk farmyard, artist Dee Nickerson draws inspiration from ordinary events, depicting them in her lyrical, flowing style

With Holocaust Memorial Day on 27 January, Catherine Larner meets two women who travel the world to share real life stories of courage and survival against the odds