The Aldeburgh Documentary Festival returns for its 24th year at Aldeburgh Cinema.

More people are holidaying in Suffolk than ever before – and who can blame them?

Aldeburgh and Southwold are known for their independent shops, delis, cafes, pubs and restaurants who offer high-quality products and unique experiences.

This November Aldeburgh Cinema will be hosting its ever more successful Aldeburgh Documentary Festival.

Summer might almost be over, but there’s no need for the winter blues just yet. An autumnal Suffolk is a beautiful place to be. After a long summer, Suffolk takes a deep breath and relaxes after entertaining its guests.

Back for its second year, Thorpefest returns to Thorpeness Country Club this July with a bigger line up of music acts, entertainment and food and drink.

There’s no doubt that winter has firmly settled in the county – but coming to visit our county during this time can be the most enjoyable.

If you’re planning on visiting the Suffolk Coast this year then we think there are two must-see locations you’re sure to love – the seaside town of Aldeburgh and the seaside village Thorpeness.

So, Christmas is over for another year and it’s time to start thinking about the next big thing in your life – the family holiday.

The winter season has arrived in Suffolk so it’s time to pop on a double layer of socks, a parka, hat, scarves and gloves because it’s time to enjoy the great outdoors.