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School holidays 2026–27Suffolk term dates, half terms and summer break-up.
Things to do in SuffolkKids, free, rainy day, weekend — pick an intent and go.
Food waste binsWhat goes in the caddy, collection days, missing bins.
Recycling & bin changesPaper/card, blue bins and how often each district empties.
Car ownership & maintenanceRunning costs, MOT, tyres — with MotorTools calculators.
Parking in SuffolkIpswich, Southwold, Aldeburgh, Felixstowe, Bury.
Free days outParks, beaches, free museums and walks.
Home energy efficiencyBill-cutting tips and a simple savings calculator.
Solar panels in SuffolkCosts, savings and installer notes for the county.
Beach guideSand, shingle and where you’re actually allowed to park.
Seaside townsAldeburgh, Southwold, Felixstowe and the rest — briefly.
Dog-friendly beachesSeasonal bans and year-round options.
Coastal walksSuffolk Coast Path stretches with practical notes.
Coastal wildlifeWhere seals and birds actually turn up.
Wildlife gardenSimple habitat tweaks for a Suffolk backyard.
CompostingWhat to pile, what to skip, how not to smell out the street.
Pumpkin pickingPatches, booking and family notes for autumn.
Christmas marketsSuffolk markets and fairs worth the parking hassle.
Ipswich cafésCoffee and brunch spots that are actually open when you need them.
Picnic spotsTables, toilets and parking — not just a pretty field.
Stargazing spotsDarker bits of Suffolk for a clear night.
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