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Bishop of Dunwich to be next Bishop of Exeter

First published on: 4th June 2024

One of Suffolk’s most senior clergy has been appointed by His Majesty the King to become the next Bishop of Exeter

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Bishop Martin President of the Suffolk Show greets the Duke of Gloucester

First published on: 30th May 2024

Highlights of the Suffolk Show

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Farmers thanked for their dedication by Bishop Martin

First published on: 30th May 2024

Long service awards and meeting royalty are the highlights on the second day of the Suffolk Show

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Bishop Martin is this year’s President of the Suffolk Show

First published on: 29th May 2024

Inspiring young people to take up farming and ensure the rich heritage continues for many more decades.

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Church’s Friends Committee raises £500,000 in 24 years

First published on: 22nd May 2024

Saving their Church building from ruin.

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Church volunteers launch club to improve rural life for young people

First published on: 15th May 2024

Addressing issues of rural isolation for young people in Suffolk.

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A prominent Ipswich church will be redesignated by the Bishop as a Minster

First published on: 9th May 2024

In recognition of its increasingly important role serving the community.

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The voluntary work of churchwardens in Suffolk was celebrated at the Cathedral

First published on: 7th May 2024

Hundreds of churchwardens attended a celebration to thank them for their unstinting efforts in this key church role.

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Church events to tackle rural isolation and food poverty attract huge support

First published on: 22nd April 2024

A church project to cut rural isolation and help alleviate food poverty in Suffolk has become so popular that up to 100 parents and children attend events.

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The Abbey of St Edmund Project Awarded £730k Grant

First published on: 15th April 2024

The National Lottery Heritage Fund awards a whopping £730k grant to the project.

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