Visit Bungay in Suffolk Once and You’ll Never Forget it!

Bungay is a historic and bustling market town in Suffolk situated near the river Waveney. There are lots for visitors to enjoy and do in Bungay and this is why this part of the Suffolk Riviera is popular with UK and international tourists alike. The town of Bungay boasts a famous ‘Town Trail’ where visits can learn the history of Bungay and see how modern life has interacted with days gone by.

Accommodation in Bungay in Suffolk is plentyful and high quality. Please see our Bungay Hotels, Self Catering Holiday Cottages in Bungay, Bungay Bed and Breakfasts and Bungay Holiday Parks for more information on places to stay in Bungay, Suffolk.

Bungay is in the shire of Suffolk

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Bungay FC have hit on a winning formula to help boost their profile – a bizarre charity match in which all 22 players, as well as the referee, linesmen, reserves, mascot and team doctor, all share the surname of ‘Bungay.’

The event was dreamed up by Shaun Cole of the BUngay FC management committee, who put out a call via Facebook and Twitter for Bungays to take part in the match. Players who shared the unusual surname came from all over the world, with some even travelling from the USA and Australia to take part.

The final score was 6-6, although the real winners were the Jack and Ada Beattie Foundation, which supports vulnerable people. The Foundation received all profits from the match.

The event has drawn national coverage, with both tabloids like the Sun and broadsheets like the Telegraph covering the match. Sadly, the match was not televised, which would have led to the most bizarre and confusing commentary of all time: “And it’s Bungay, to Bungay, and a great tackle by Bungay, who passes to Bungay, cross to Bungay, he shoots! But a great save by Bungay leaves Bungay disappointed. Bungay will certainly be relieved.”

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The crazy cottage was built in 1590, and has been carefully preserved ever since. Aiden Branch, of Durrants Estate Agents, told the Daily Mail:’Timber frame properties do move and 400-plus years of movement here in various ways has resulted in the unusual look. The windows are tilted so much that you wouldn’t want to have to hang up the curtains in line with them. The edge of the thatched roof is also a bit wibbly wobbly.’

‘There was a side extension added to the cottage in the 1970s but apart from that the timber frame and main body of the cottage is still the original 1590 structure. It really is like something out of Hansel and Gretel. It is what you would think you would find if you walked through a fairytale forest.’

The house is expected to fetch around £375,000, which is relatively low for such a stunning building. So if you like the idea of living in such an unusual property, why not check out this truly unique cottage?

The Legion are planning an 86th birthday party to be held at Stradbroke High School on 21 April, starting at 7pm. Ipswich Hospital Band will provide musical entertainment, featuring well known tunes and singalong classics.

Tickets are on sale at Horham Post Office and Stradbroke Post Office, and will also be available by post, with a SAE, from Bernard Mills, 21, The Orchards, Laxfield, Suffolk, IP13 8EE. For any further comment, please contact Michael Burton Tel. 01379 651 013

So if you fancy celebrating Queen Elizabeth’s birthday with members of Suffolk British Legion, and enjoying a toast to her Majesty’s health, get yourself a ticket, and we’ll see you at Stradbroke High School.

With buyers looking for instant, always-on service, many estate agents are helping to bring homebuying to the 21st century by using new estate agent software from Vebra Software to help keep in touch with buyers in a way that has never been possible before.

By allowing agents to keep in touch through specially designed social media and smartphone apps, the personal touch has returned to buying and selling property, with buyers able to stay ahead of the game as they hunt for their perfect property.

For local agents this can be a costly challenge, but rather than spend years learning web design and programming, savvy agents are turning to the latest in lettings software from CFP to help make the most of new technology without losing precious time.

With estate agency software, local agents can take full advantage of the constant connectivity of social media and smartphone apps.

With so much functionality, agents are racing to get the most out of this incredible technology, which could increasingly mean the difference between victory and defeat on the battlegrounds of today’s volatile marketplace.

For local agents this can be a huge challenge, but rather than take the time consuming step of learning web design and programming, smart agents are turning to the latest in letting agents software from CFP in order to help capitalise on new technology without losing valuable time.

With estate agency software, agents can take advantage of the constant connectivity of social media and smartphone apps to keep in touch with buyers and really provide a personal touch. With so much functionality, estate agents are racing to get the most out of this versatile technology, which could mean the difference between success and failure in today’s volatile marketplace.

Increasingly agencies are turning to specially developed estate agent software which features intuitive options for getting the most out of social media advertising, online portfolios and other cutting edge methods for deepening customer communication.

Taking advantage of the opportunities for web-based selling may mean the difference between an agency succeeding or failing, so the question is, can estate agents afford to ignore this revolutionary software?

Caomhe (pronounced ‘Keyvey’), an 18 year old singer from Bungay, was among five acts selected by the BBC for their Introducing… event which aims to spot the stars of the future and help them find their way through the pitfalls of the music industry.

The teenage talent told the Eastern Daily Press: “It was amazing and was a once in a lifetime experience. I’m so grateful.” She added that the experience had made her resolve to write every day, and to develop her hybrid of pop, country and folk.

Caomhe is a former student at the Norwich School, and has studied country music in Nashville Tennessee, where she performed at the famed Bluebird Cafe and wrote with songwriting legend Billy Austin.

So watch this space for more news of Caomhe and other Bungay artists, and keep in touch with Bungay’s fantastic arts scene.