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Diane Louise Jordan talks about parenting, faith and enjoying a slower pace of life

Liz and Mark Warom, the Suffolk-born founders of the deliciously different Temple Spa brand, talk to Catherine Larner.

Revered nature writer Richard Mabey talks about his new book and his solace on the Suffolk/Norfolk border.

Christian campaigners are shunning placards in favour of using crafting skills to challenge the status quo.

Author Linda Davies talks about surviving kidnap and finding solace in Southwold.

Children's author and Aldeburgh resident, Emma Chichester Clark talks about Plumdog

There's been a huge rise in old-fashioned pursuits such as knitting, sewing and baking, but what does it tell us about women's lives today?

October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and for one crew from Royal Chester this will be particularly poignant.

Stargazing has never been so popular and Suffolk is a great place to study the sky at night.

Recreating the last journey of Anglo-Saxon King Raedwald, Catherine Larner, Lucy Hollis and Jacq Barnard rowed a length of the River Deben.

Pioneering work in Suffolk is helping to improve the lives of people with dementia, and their carers.

Dogs are helping people with brain injuries at the Headway charity in Suffolk.

Meeting the team at the forefront of preserving the nation's forgotten historic buildings.

A visit to the refurbished cathedral cafe.

Norfolk has played a pivotal role in conservation, as a new book highlights. Catherine Larner meets its author, Susanna Wade Martins