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Sun Sept 1, Southend Theatre, Southend on Sea Fri Sept 6, Chelmsford Civic Theatre, Chelmsford Sun Sept 29, The Apex, Bury St Edmunds GO NOW! The Music of The Moody Blues is an opportunity for fans to experience this timeless music live, in a tribute to... The Greatest Classic Rock Band of a Generation – recently inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame In this show, all the classic hits are celebrated, including Nights in White Satin, Go Now, Tuesday Afternoon, Legend of a Mind (Timothy Leary), I Know You’re Out There Somewhere, Question, Isn’t Life Strange plus Forever <strong>Autumn</strong> and a show-stealing rendition of Eve of the War from Jeff Wayne’s The War of the Worlds. For all booking enquiries: Gordy Marshall Legend of a Band Productions gordy@legendofabandproductions.com www.gonowmusic.com /gonowmusic www.legendofaband.com
LIFESTYLE St Albans Food and Drink Festival, 28 September-7 October City Centre, St Albans A celebration of the local food scene with tastings and demonstrations. www.enjoystalbans.com Aldeburgh Food & Drink Festival, 28-29 September Snape Maltings, Suffolk This year’s festival will have over 100 producers taking part in the two-day event, the focal point of a two-week food-related fringe programme. The popular Hill Farm Family Meadow will be at Snape again as will the Adnams’ Drinks Experience and the Wild Suffolk area. There will be chef appearances from Jose Pizarro, Georgina Hayden, Kwoklyn Wan, Chetna Makan and Kenny Tutt. www.aldeburghfoodanddrink.co.uk Oktoberfest, 5 October Central Park, Parkway Entrance, Chelmsford, Essex There’s no need to jet off to Germany for a traditional Bavarian bash as Chelmsford’s Central park is transformed into an authentic Oktoberfest with steins, folk, foot stomping, dancing and singing galore. German food will be served up alongside a selection of traditional beers. Tickets from £15. www.oktoberfestessex.co.uk Christmas Yes, we’ve mentioned the ‘C’ word, but don’t roll your eyes just yet, trust us you won’t want to miss out on these early festive events. Blackthorpe Barn, opens 21 October – 23 December Rougham Estate, Suffolk, IP30 9HZ It’s never too early to start you Christmas shopping, hidden down a beautiful tree-lined avenue in Rougham just outside Bury St Edmunds, Blackthorpe Barn opens its heavy oak doors from 21 October, for a Christmas delight not to be missed. Blackthorpe Barn is an unassuming medieval barn, yet when you enter, you are transported into a truly magical Christmas event with a large Country Christmas Shop, Best of British crafts weekends, famous Rougham Estate Christmas trees, creative workshops, a country café and the most talked about Santa’s grotto. Christmas tingles start as you enter the Christmas Shop, truly bursting at the seams with everything you need to decorate your home and with gifts for friends and family. For something completely different the best of British craft weekends start on 9 November and for five weekends thereafter. Housed mostly in the beautiful medieval barn, the weekends showcase items from some of the country’s most talented artists and craft-makers. www.blackthorpebarn.com East Anglian Winter Fair, 16-17 November Chelmsford City Racecourse, Essex, CM3 1QP Nab special gifts for loved ones at this exciting fair full of festive charm. Shop among pantomime and circus entertainment, browsing crafts, décor, gifts and more. www.ukcraftfairs.com/craft-events/21524/the-east-anglian-winter-fair Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre, 21-24 November Town Centre, Bury St Edmunds Drawing crowds from far and wide, the Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre is one of the most popular festive markets in the region. Supporting local and regional producers, craftsmen, artists and businesses, the fayre fills the streets, Cathedral gardens and venues with stalls serving food, gifts, decorations and more. The whole event is supported by additional festive entertainment such as choirs, late night shopping, children’s activities, live reindeer, fireworks and more. www.burystedmundschristmasfayre.co.uk 27
Page 1 and 2: eastlife www.eastlife.co.uk The Aut
Page 3 and 4: ADVERTORIAL New homes for a new lif
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Page 14 and 15: Celebrating Life Our homes are more
Page 16 and 17: LUXURY CARE IN BEDFORDSHIRE BAYCROF
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Page 20: Your Big Day Out Plan your big day
Page 24 and 25: LIFESTYLE Deepdale Festival, 27-29
Page 28 and 29: The Suffolk Punch Trust RARE BREEDS
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Page 32 and 33: LIFESTYLE This autumn and winter th
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Page 46 and 47: Waldegraves Holiday Park The place
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Page 52 and 53: 4 Star Luxury Cottages and Studios
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Page 57 and 58: SUNDAY Oct 13 th 2019 MODEL LAYOUTS
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Opening minds fulfilling hearts For
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Shaping Lives Brentwood School is a
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St Faith’s, named UK Prep School
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Let them be curious. Let them be in
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Under Under the Personal the Person
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40 FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY 1979 - 2019
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LITTLE EAST Marsh Farm Marsh Farm R
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Enjoy a delicious Sunday roast with
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Book your Perfect Event at the Geor
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FOOD & DRINK In The Kitchen Sweet,
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FOOD & DRINK Keep on Trucking ‘Fe
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Discounts for mid week events Trio
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HEALTH Breast cancer is more common
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Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital
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HEALTH 6. Get plenty of sleep Being
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HEALTH Teen Talk Written by Mike Ga
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FASHION As September has New York F
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Fournel Jewellers At The Amber Shop
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Isobel’s Fashions 14 School Road,
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ONE OF HERTFORDSHIRE’S PREMIER WE
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The moment you’re engaged it’s
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FESTOON LIGHTING, UPLIGHTERS, BARS
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TELEPHONY An effective telephone sy
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Your custom kitchen or bedroom star
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PROPERTY A Classic Country Kitchen
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Affordable Bespoke Kitchens & Furni
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Barnsbury Furniture offers a wide s
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up to 40% OFF stock carpets FREE CA
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Ariat, Toggi, Shires, Percussion, H
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CAMBRIDGESHIRE & EAST ANGLIA Plan y
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New homes you’ll love If the idea
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PROPERTY Do as much as you can befo
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CELEBRATING 40 YEARS UNDER THE SAME
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Seascape, by Justin Tew, Woburn Mos
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On The Canvas Arts Art Fair East re
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Cambridgeshire Of course, you may b
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Cambridgeshire Cambs WHAT’S ON TH
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Cambridgeshire Cambridge Arts Theat
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Cambridgeshire 26 Sep - 13 Oct Make
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BRAMPTON FRAMING WHATEVER FRAMING Y
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Beds, Bucks & Herts If you’re pre
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Beds, Bucks & Herts What’s on in
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Beds, Bucks & Herts Beds, Bucks & H
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Beds, Bucks & Herts ARTS & CULTURE
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THE GARAGE NORWICH Classes are a gr
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OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK OWN YOUR OWN HOL
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Norfolk Wells; A Year Round Destina
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Norfolk A Guide to King’s Lynn Wr
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Blickling Estate When you come and
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Norfolk 29-Oct Lulu: On Fire If you
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One of East Anglia’s oldest comme
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Suffolk To The Market There’s som
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Come and join us for delicious brun
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Suffolk 10 Things To Do In Ipswich
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Suffolk Suffolk WHAT’S ON THEATRE
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Suffolk 28-Oct James Morrison Since
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Suffolk 2 Oct - 2 Nov Scaresville -
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Essex Village Hopping In the Colne
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Essex Essex WHAT’S ON THEATRE, FI
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Essex 21-Nov Christmas with Steptoe
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Essex Saffron Walden Museum, Saffro
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Peace, nature and a lovely lakeside
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