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• Fri, 25 May 2012 14Bury St Edmunds Festival: Jazz at the Movies - Bury Free Press
  Bury St Edmunds Festival: Jazz at the MoviesBury Free PressPIANIST Chris Ingham of, Bury St Edmunds, led the audience on an interesting and quirky two hour show through the history of the relationship between jazz and film. The evening got off to a great start with He's a Tramp, made famous by the Disney movie ...
• Fri, 25 May 2012 14Bury St Edmunds Festival: Dazzling Katona Twins worth the wait - Bury Free Press
  Bury St Edmunds Festival: Dazzling Katona Twins worth the waitBury Free PressThat was when he was working in Norwich but he missed their performance when he left to come to run the Bury Festival. That was 12 years ago and he has been trying to book them ever since ? they were worth the wait. The guitar duo, who have performed ...and more »
• Fri, 25 May 2012 14Bury St Edmunds Festival: John Williams and Richard Harvey dish up a global feast - Bury Free Press
  Bury St Edmunds Festival: John Williams and Richard Harvey dish up a global feastBury Free PressA GLOBAL feast of marvellous music awaited the audience at The Apex as the master of guitar John Williams and multi-instrumentalist Richard Harvey collaborated to produce an evening of music from Rennaissance to the present day.
• Fri, 25 May 2012 14Bury St Edmunds Festival: Trio Libero never dull - Bury Free Press
  Bury St Edmunds Festival: Trio Libero never dullBury Free PressAlways challenging and never dull, Trio Libero served up a Monday night fillip at The Apex. Split into two 45-minute sets, the group's saxophone, bass and drums fusion had an improvisational feel to it as it made full use of the venue's stunning ...
• Fri, 25 May 2012 06Buy-out as Bury St Edmunds firm reveals plan to triple turnover - Bury Free Press
  Bury Free PressBuy-out as Bury St Edmunds firm reveals plan to triple turnoverBury Free PressA services provider based in Bury St Edmunds has revealed ambitious plans to triple its turnover to £300 million in the next two years. Servest Multi Service Group has unveiled the plans after buying out Stag Security Services, bringing its turnover up ...
• Fri, 25 May 2012 13Idyllic rural site close to town - Bury Free Press
  Bury Free PressIdyllic rural site close to townBury Free PressHOLLY LODGE in Little Saxham is a beautifully restored and extended Grade II listed 19thcentury lodge, situated in an idyllic rural setting yet just a ?stone's throw? from Bury St Edmunds, with views towards Ickworth Park. Situated on the rural fringes ...
• Fri, 25 May 2012 14Bury St Edmunds Festival: Imogen Cooper's sparkling recital - Bury Free Press
  Bury St Edmunds Festival: Imogen Cooper's sparkling recitalBury Free PressFour composers sang through Cooper's playing which combined dynamic and masterful control with haunting poignancy. The Haydn opener was a joy shared by pianist and audience where grandiose passages were sharply contrasted by her lightness of touch in ...
• Fri, 25 May 2012 12Bury St Edmunds Festival: Andi Hopgood at The Hunter Club - Bury Free Press
  Bury St Edmunds Festival: Andi Hopgood at The Hunter ClubBury Free PressTHERE was a delayed start as more people than anticipated turned up for this packed lunchtime jazz performance leaving organisers having to go off to fetch more chairs. Often slow, light and relaxed, Andi's velvet voice, accompanied by Chris Ingham on ...
• Fri, 25 May 2012 07Have-a-go-hero, 71 thwarts armed robbers in Bury St Edmunds - Bury Free Press
  BBC NewsHave-a-go-hero, 71 thwarts armed robbers in Bury St EdmundsBury Free PressPOLICE have released CCTV footage of the moment a 71-year-old have-a-go-hero thrawted robbers armed with sledgehammers who targeted a Bury St Edmunds jewellers. Michael Graver confronted a man wielding a sledgehammer and grabbed a bag containing £22000 ...Man guilty of Thurlow Champness jewellery armed robberyBBC Newsall 3 news articles »
• Fri, 25 May 2012 07Huggins will ring the changes after drubbing - Bury Free Press
  Huggins will ring the changes after drubbingBury Free Pressby Sam Murley BURY St Edmunds captain Tom Huggins believes things need to change quickly after a heated East Anglian Premier League derby defeat to rivals Sudbury. Chasing 183, set by the visitors, who were put into bat, victory was looking possible by ...and more »Google News