
Sarah Lilley
Presenter at BBC Radio Suffolk
Presenter of @bbcsuffolk Daytime Show. Weekdays 10 -2
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4 days ago |
bbc.com | Sarah Lilley
Anniversary of son's vanishing is 'crushing' - mumSarah LilleySuffolk PoliceLuke Durbin was 19 when he went missing in May 2006The mother of a missing man has described the 19th anniversary of his disappearance as "crushing". Luke Durbin, from Hollesley, near Woodbridge, Suffolk, was 19 when he disappeared on a night out with friends in Ipswich on 11 May 2006. He was last captured on CCTV at 04:00 BST in Dogs Head Street, heading towards the bus station.
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1 week ago |
bbc.com | Alice Cunningham |Sarah Lilley
'I woke up in a bath two days after VE Day'Alice Cunningham & Sarah LilleySarah Lilley/BBCDouglas Cracknell, 99, from Suffolk remembered the celebrations that took place on VE Day in 1945A veteran said he drank so much when celebrating the end of World War Two that he woke up two days later in a bath in Belgium. Douglas Cracknell from Cransford in Suffolk, was 19 years old on VE Day on 8 May 1945, which marked the Allied victory over Nazi Germany in Europe.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Alice Cunningham |Sarah Lilley
Image source, ContributedImage caption, Belinda Bradley visited Buckingham Palace on WednesdayA breast cancer campaigner said she was left "overwhelmed" after being invited to meet the King and Queen. Belinda Bradley, 27, from Woodbridge, Suffolk, campaigns for breast cancer charity CoppaFeel! after she found a lump five years ago and had to have it removed. Ms Bradley was chosen by the charity to visit Buckingham Palace on Wednesday for a reception for cancer charities.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Alice Cunningham |Sarah Lilley
Voice actor discovered talent watching nature showsAlice Cunningham & Sarah LilleyContributedJim Burke, 22, from Ipswich is a voice actor with a dream of one day working on Star Wars filmsA voice actor who honed his craft by giving voices to animals while watching David Attenborough programmes said he screamed with joy after finding out he had been nominated for a prestigious award.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Jon Wright |Sarah Lilley
Image source, ContributedImage caption, Hazel Harrison and Phillipa Anders spent time at Snape Maltings and are pictured here by one of the site's sculptures - The Family of Man (1970) by Barbara HepworthThe people behind a new music project say they hope it will help keep memories of loved ones alive after they have died. Music to Die For was founded by Hazel Harrison and Phillipa Anders and aims to explore music's connection to memories and emotions.
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