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23rd Jun 2021

Footbridge over the River Blyth to close for vital refurbishment work

News, Southwold, Walberswick

26th Apr 2021

Cinema and Cycling – a big weekend in Southwold

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26th Mar 2021

What to expect in Southwold this Spring

News, Southwold

19th Dec 2020

Escape to Southwold for New Year’s Eve

News, Southwold, Walberswick

11th Nov 2020

Our favourite places for fish and chips in Southwold

Southwold, Suffolk Food and Drink

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