Woodbridge Camera Club members were able to enjoy their first face-to-face meeting in April after 26 months.

In the run up to this weekend’s national protest against river pollution, Woodbridge Festival of Art and Music has launched its summer programme with art projections highlighting pollution.

Woodbridge Tide Mill is welcoming more and more children and families these days but sometimes, when it is busy, it may be an overwhelming or even stressful experience for individuals with sensory processing disorders such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

The Lions Club of Woodbridge and District was founded in 1982 - and this year is therefore the Club’s 40^th anniversary.  To commemorate this event, the Club decided that there would be no better way to record this, in the year of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, than to plant a tree in a Woodbridge park!

The Woodbridge Tide Mill Easter Egg Hunt took place on the morning of Wednesday 13th April. Nearly 100 children of all ages came along in the sunshine to hunt for 12 hidden egg pictures spread around Woodbridge Riverside (the ‘Front’) in Woodbridge Tide Mill, Woodbridge Museum and The Longshed.

With the situation in Ukraine Barretts of Woodbridge are showing their support by raffling a £1000 Alstons Sofa. The money raised will be going to the British Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal.

A Suffolk travel agency has been named as the best in the East of England.

Woodbridge Tide Mill Museum will open to visitors for the 2022 season on Friday 1 April. The Mill Volunteers and staff have been busy over the winter doing vital maintenance work, continuing to mill stoneground wholemeal flour for customers, developing better access to the Museum for visitors and ways to reach new customers.

A Suffolk sea scout troop is embarking on a period of major expansion in its 50^th anniversary year, following a huge spike in its young persons waiting list during the pandemic.

This year’s first competition held on zoom was an 'Open Subject' battle with 53 entries.