Wayne Bavin

1 week ago | bbc.com | George King |Wayne Bavin

George King & Wayne BavinBBC News, SuffolkThe boss of a dog walking and pet sitting company says dog attacks have become a "huge problem" due to owners having a "lack of understanding". Ryan White, from Beccles, Suffolk, is managing director of We Love Pets, which he started with his wife Jo in 2007. He spoke to BBC Radio Suffolk after it was revealed there were 358 dog attacks in the county in 2024 – a rise of nearly 20% on the previous year.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Alice Cunningham |Wayne Bavin

Esports degree is more than gaming, says universityAlice Cunningham & Wayne BavinUniversity of SuffolkThe University of Suffolk will offer its Esports degree to students starting in SeptemberA new Esports degree will enable students to learn new skills "through the medium of video games", its course leader said. The University of Suffolk in Ipswich announced last year it would launch a "cutting edge" degree in competitive video gaming.

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Mariam Issimdar |Wayne Bavin

Search queryEmerging Talent duo thrilled to play GlastonburyMariam Issimdar - BBC News, Suffolk and Wayne Bavin - BBC Radio SuffolkThu, March 27, 2025 at 4:04 PM UTCOakley Starr duo Lauren Jennifer (left) and Ziggy Phoenix on stage at the Isle of Wight Festival [Brian Robinson]A singer-songwriter says she is "still reeling" after learning her group has been chosen to play Glastonbury. Country music duo Oakley Starr applied to perform through the venue's Emerging Talent competition for new bands.

1 month ago | bbc.com | |Wayne Bavin

School buses cancelled as company stops operatingNeve Gordon-Farleigh & Wayne BavinRichard Daniel/BBCFelixstowe Travel said the development was "completely out of our hands"Parents have been scrambling to arrange alternative school transport for their children after a bus company stopped trading. Felixstowe Travel, which announced on Friday it would cease operations, ran three routes to Farlingaye High School in Woodbridge, Suffolk.

1 month ago | bbc.com | Wayne Bavin |Alice Cunningham

Wayne Bavin & Alice CunninghamBBC News, SuffolkA teenager proved the sky has no limits after she was given work experience with the Red Arrows. Holly Rowley-White, 17, from Beccles, in Suffolk, is a student pilot and flew solo for the first time just five days after her 16th birthday. Having previously connected with the Red Arrows team last year, she got back in touch with them to see if she was able to take on a three-day placement with them.