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A friendly but professional, family run business with an old fashioned approach to sales and customer service, situated on the waterfront of the delightful market town and boating centre of Woodbridge in Suffolk.
Contact: Chris Pretty Address: 6 Mill Hill Drive, Halesworth, Suffolk IP19 8DB
Southwold Beach Hut Owners Association
On this site are the background details of the Southwold Beach Huts Owners Association, as well as all the latest news and information-of-use to prospective, new and existing members. Please get in touch to become a member of the Association.
Small-scale recreation of a golden era of cinema. With seats for 70 this bijou gem has a commissionaire on the door, organ played during the interval, and great films. Become a member easily, or visit as a guest of a member, to enjoy the experience.
Contact: John Bennett Address: Blackmills Road, Southwold
The White Swan Function Room
Come and hold your event, reception, meeting, party or celebration at the Function Room at The White Swan. Function Room hire rates are very reasonable, especially for disco and party hire.
Contact: Steven Tompkins Address: 4 London Road, Halesworth IP19 8LH,
Blyth Estuary Group
Following a publication of the Environment Agencys "Blyth Estuary Strategy Preferred Options", local people became deeply concerned that the proposed "Managed Realignment" would have a serious effect on Southwold Harbour and The Blyth Valley.
Contact: John Huggins Address: C/o The Town Hall Southwold , Suffolk IP18 6EF
Walberswick Ferry
Traditional rowing boat across the River Blyth, Southwold to Walberswick running from Easter to October. We have been running our ferry for five generations. We also offer one hour river trips along the beautiful Blyth estuary on our motorboat Daybreeze.
The Southwold Railway was a 3ft gauge line running 9 miles between Halesworth and Southwold. The Trust was formed in 1994 to keep the memory of the Railway, research, collate and add information and look into the possibility of reopening the line.
Contact: John Bennett Address: Steamworks, Blyth Road,, Southwold, IP18 6AZ
Halesworth & District Museum
When you visit Halesworth, make sure that you visit the Halesworth and District Museum. Special displays are regularly changed and feature all aspects of local life and local people.
Contact: Brian Howard Address: Halesworth Railway Station, Station Road, Halesworth IP19 8BZ
Halesworth Cycle Routes
Situated in NE Suffolk and surrounded by quiet country lanes and beautiful countryside, Halesworth is the ideal location for exploring this part of Suffolk by bike. Cyclists of all ages are welcome to join and enjoy guided rides.
The Southwold Regattas are held every year. Open to all. New sailors and spectators are very welcome. Those wanting to turn up and hire a boat should arrive half an hour before the scheduled start of the regatta.
Contact: Anne Tracy Address: 5 North Parade, Southwold, IP18 6LP
Juliet Penwarden Coaching
If you are looking for the finest livery for your horse, BHS or NVQ training, plus experienced and sympathetic riding tuition, Brook Farm Stables is the perfect choice.
The largest Millennium Green in England. A Trust was set up to manage the Green. Their object is to provide and maintain an open space to be used forever as an area for leisure and enjoyment where people can enjoy nature and wildlife at first hand.
Contact: Richard Woolnough Address: Halesworth, Suffolk,
The CUT
A skilfully converted Maltings, this wonderful old building now has a 220 seat auditorium where a wide range of concerts, drama productions, films and shows are staged all year round. Dance studio. There is a large concourse/gallery with a cafe.
Welcome to the St James Village Orchard website. This website is to share our experience in creating the orchard, provide a continuing source of information about what can be found there and to share material that we needed or produced along the way.
The Blythweb Calendar publicises local events of interest which are open to the public. These include guided walks, coffee mornings, various activities, talks and lectures, theatre, and much more, often benefitting charities and good causes.
We have a range of facilities inc a championship 18 hole course, a 9 hole pay & play course excellent for beginners, golf lessons, driving range, golf shop & clubhouse with golfers lounge, bar/restaurant & upper floor function suite with superb views
