Anna started working life as a BA stewardess before joining their training department. There she launched an in-house newsletter that turned into a magazine. She co-presented ITV show 'Cyber Cafe'. Anna left her native London for Suffolk. Not long after, the referendum caused her to become an activist. She chairs Suffolk for Europe, is a founding member of the Save British Farming campaign, and is Editor-in-chief of East Anglia Bylines.
As Suffolk for Europe set up their street stall, they had barely got the chart up when people were literally lining up to ‘have their say’. What in the past had been a steady stream of people was a flood. People were angry and needed to vent. Volunteers at the stall listened to their complaints and agreed with them.
Heritage Open Days (HOD) is billed by the organisation that coordinates it as “England’s largest festival of history and culture, bringing together over 2,000 local people and organisations, and thousands of volunteers.”
In an interview blunder, Education Secretary Gavin Williamson mixed up rugby player Maro Itoje with football player Marcus Rashford.
Looking for something to do during the school holidays? Then the Deben Summer Festival is for you! The festival describes itself as ‘[a]n inaugural collective of events from source to sea along the River Deben.’
Colchester says it’s the ‘earliest recorded town’ and Ipswich claims to be the ‘oldest English town’. They can’t both be right.