Listing of published articles

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

'Harold Fry' creator, Rachel Joyce talks to Catherine Larner

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?

A behind-the-scenes look at Antony Gormley's latest project, LAND, which has brought sculptures to seashore locations across Britain.

Catherine Larner speaks to author and playwright, Rachel Joyce ahead of her visit to Seckford Hall Hotel next month.

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

Boxford-based author Mark Mason has turned trivia into an art form.

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.

Creator of the much-loved How to Train a Dragon series, Cressida Cowell talks about her inspiration and why the adventures have to end.

The Al Haqbani family has created the largest club company in the Middle East. And it's just getting started!

'Grantchester' proved a huge hit with viewers, introducing the crime-solving country vicar. Catherine Larner meets its creator James Runcie

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

Author Freya North returns to Norfolk for her latest novel about learning to enjoy life and finding love