Paul Geater
Political Journalist at East Anglian Daily Times
Political journo @eadt24 @ipswichstar24 heard on @suffolk_sound Armchair football fan, Rail lover. Member @nationaltrust @natures_voice Views my own
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5 days ago |
eadt.co.uk | Paul Geater
Clare, Countess of Euston, with Cancer Support Suffolk team at Ipswich. (Image: Cancer Support Suffolk) Suffolk's leading charity supporting cancer sufferers has received a double boost after Lord Lieutenant Clare, Countess of Euston, became its new patron. The news came just days after it was confirmed that Suffolk's biggest quiz - which raised nearly £20,000 for cancer support charities last October - will return later this year.
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5 days ago |
ipswichstar.co.uk | Paul Geater
Clare, Countess of Euston, with Cancer Support Suffolk team at Ipswich. (Image: Cancer Support Suffolk) Suffolk's leading charity supporting cancer sufferers has received a double boost after Lord Lieutenant Clare, Countess of Euston, became its new patron. The news came just days after it was confirmed that Suffolk's biggest quiz - which raised nearly £20,000 for cancer support charities last October - will return later this year.
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6 days ago |
eadt.co.uk | Paul Geater
Engineering work in Essex will cause problems for passengers heading to London. (Image: Network Rail) If you're planning to travel from the region to London by train on Sundays for the next few weeks, make sure you check before buying your tickets. The main line between Colchester and Shenfield is closed on Easter Sunday and Monday, the Sunday of the early May bank holiday weekend - May 4 - and the following Sunday, May 11.
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1 week ago |
eadt.co.uk | Paul Geater
Were American troops the victims of the fire on the sea at Shingle Street? (Image: Tim Curtis) News that a new documentary has been made about wartime events at Shingle Street on the Suffolk coast has prompted a fresh story about what happened to emerge. Film-maker Tim Curtis has produced a 90-minute documentary which will be shown at a number of cinemas in East Suffolk next month.
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1 week ago |
eadt.co.uk | Paul Geater
Sizewell is now definitely going ahead - but please don't expect everyone to be jumping for joy at the prospect! (Image: Charlotte Bond) When the details of the plans for building Sizewell C on the Suffolk coast were first published I was horrified - and frankly little has been done to ease my concerns since. As I've said before, I've never been opposed to the principle of a third nuclear power station there. I'm not anti-nuclear.
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I'm coming off Twitter but I know @greateranglia haven't gone on Bluesky yet so I'll have to break my boycott to tell them what a bloody brilliant guard Derek is. Get him to show all his colleagues how to make passengers feel that little bit better.
Just joined Bluesky. Same handle. @Geates. See you on the other side.
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