Sarah Chambers

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South Suffolk Show will take place at Ampton in May (Image: Carol Street Photography) Visitors to this year's South Suffolk Show will be able to enjoy this year's packed programme with fewer queues - both on and off the showground. Organisers of the 136th event - which takes place at Ampton point-to-point racecourse, near Bury St Edmunds on Sunday, May 11 - are delighted at the success of efforts to improve traffic flow.

1 week ago | eadt.co.uk | Sarah Chambers

The East Anglian Game and Country Fair takes place this month (Image: The East Anglian Game and Country Fair) Speed, agility and bravery will be on display at the 21st East Anglian Game & Country Fair which takes place next weekend. The two-day event on April 26 and 27 is hosted by the Euston Estate near Thetford - which is home to the Duke and Duchess of Grafton. Main Arena displays this year include the OMG FMX team performing breath-taking jumps and mid-air stunts.

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Yacht tragedy tycoon Mike Lynch at Ipswich Waterfront (Image: Andy Abbott) The family of yacht tragedy billionaire Mike Lynch is still waiting anxiously to hear what damages will be awarded against him in a civil case. A source close to the family said they were expecting the award amount in a fraud case in the High Court brought by tech giant Hewlett Packard (HP) to be announced very soon and the likelihood of appeal was "very high".

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Superstructures MD James Potter, new head of civils Jim Rudd, and director Mark Hayward (Image: Superstructures) A company boss is delighted after expanding its construction services to provide a full structure and civils offering. Superstructures - based at Clydesdale House, Queens Street in Ipswich -  already provides structural engineering expertise involving the above-ground frame or structure.

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Paul Kelly of Kelly Turkeys says they are investing half a million pounds in the family business (Image: Kelly Turkeys) A premium turkey producer is investing heavily in the future of his business - even as some independent butchers turn to imported meat. Paul Kelly - who runs three-generation family business Kelly Turkeys in Essex - is spending half a million pounds in upgrading his operation. This is despite a big downturn in turkey sales overall in the UK.