Living History Event Saturday, Sep 19th 11am-1pm. Harleston town centre Costumed actors will bring to life local residents from the 1600s in outdoor locations around the town centre - the Market Place, The Cap yard and in front of the Church.

Sat. 19 September LIVING HISTORY 11am –1pm Harleston Town Centre Costumed actors bring to life local residents from the 1600s in outdoor locations around the town centre. See them in action as you shop in Harleston this Saturday. (Remember to social-distance!)

Who were the owners of the Swan in the early seventeenth century? See if you can spot them as you shop in Harleston this Saturday between 11am and 1pm.

If you're passing St John's church 11am-1pm this Saturday, look out for Alice Frere, a noticeable figure in Harleston society in the first half of the 17th century.

Should Richard Frere set off for the New World? Or should he make his mother happy by choosing to stay safe and prosper, here in Harleston? Find him at the church on Saturday 11am to 1pm.

Watching people who largely make less than $40,000 a year talk about how raising the minimum wage would destroy the economy is one of the most impressive examples of Stockholm Syndrome I’ve ever seen.

Retweet if you think Ted Cruz should resign.

Rehearsals going well for our community Mayflower play, here in the birthplace of the Fuller brothers, Samuel and Edward.

Pink Ladies coming through Harleston soon. Hoping to reach £1 million this year for Cancer Research UK.

Three cheers for all the stalwart, staunch stewards at FolkEast !

Weybread village fete. 6 to 9pm. What's that about?

Buns at Bentwater? I'll put myself down for some of that.

Yet another social gathering where I throw crudités over another guest. Sorry, david.

College friend's 50th birthday bash. Very happy meeting up with old chums from way back. Phrase of the day: You haven't changed a bit.

Take "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and turn it into a fun family show. With songs. Impossible? Shanty Theatre co, Lyme Regis. Fantastic

"No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion..."