About Suffolk Noticeboard
Suffolk Noticeboard is for Members to use responsibly to help promote local businesses and start-ups, items for sale and requests for information and recommendations for Suffolk.
Members may also create discussions within the Suffolk Community that help or benefit others. Within Suffolk, there are many interesting and largely undiscovered attractions such as National Trust areas of outstanding beauty, Wildlife Reserves and Historic Architecture as well as Medieval Castles and Burial Sites such as Framlingham Castle and Sutton Hoo.
Suffolk is home to many talented and widely respected tradespeople who will come highly recommended by other members who may have used their services. Many crafts date back centuries and in some cases thousands of years with the skills of these crafts being passed down through generations of family members.
Suffolk is also famous for its local produce and its farming rich history that provides many local businesses with a wide selection of locally produced meat, vegetables and beverages. Local businesses and entrepreneurs have created lots of unique beverages, foods and even condonements that cater for many tastes which has created a diverse, locally produced food selection by aspiring entrepreneurs.
The county of Suffolk has produced many successful and thriving sporting clubs with loyal members always looking to help and contribute to the long term success of their establishments. New members are widely appreciated and these clubs are great for meeting new people and establishing life long friendships and relationships. Sports include Football, Rugby, Tennis, Cricket, Swimming, Sailing, Boating, Walking, Running, Cycling and much more. For the more seldom adventurous folks, there are many exquisite places to go Paddle Boarding, Kayaking, Mountain Biking, Fishing or even Open Swimming.
Within Suffolk, there are many beaches to visit, such as Felixstowe, Aldeburgh, Dunwich, Southwold and Walberswick to name a few as well as many rivers and estuaries such as the river Deben that rises from the west of Debenham and runs south from the parish of Bedingfield, through Woodbridge and into the north sea at Felixstowe.
Please use our Facebook Group responsibly and refrain from aggressive behaviour that may offend other members using this Group.