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Oct 19, 2026

Claire JonesHOST
16:28
So the under-12s, there were 18 teams from across the region.
Claire JonesHOST
16:34
Stow Market, Daventry, Kettering.
Claire JonesHOST
16:38
There were some I didn't recognise.
Claire JonesHOST
16:41
MLAmpstead.
BenHOST
1:31
Wait, leaves on the track? Why robe replacement? Scheduled Sunday works.
BenHOST
1:36
I knew it was happening, but it was still tough to swallow when I got to Stow Market, that's right, and had to get off the train and get on a bus, but it's all fine.
BenHOST
1:44
The reason I was in London, the reason for it was...
BenHOST
1:48
Oh, go away.
Mark CassidyHOST
28:41
And the first one is headlined, Time to call the grammar police.
Mark CassidyHOST
28:45
And it comes from Graham Day in Stowmarket.
Mark CassidyHOST
28:50
National languages will often change to meet new requirements or times.
Mark CassidyHOST
28:54
Think for a moment about the words and phrases you used heard when growing up and which are no longer within our local or national lexicon.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
50:58
Young Crabbe was sent to school at Bungy, where he remained till his eleventh or twelfth year.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
51:03
He was next sent to a Mr. Richard Haddon at Stowmarket, where he showed considerable aptitude for mathematics, in which his father was also proficient.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
51:14
His master, to quote the biography, though neither a Porson nor a Parr, laid the foundation of a fair classical education also.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
51:23
But he soon had to return home and had to work at the warehouse of Sloughden Quay, piling up butter and cheese, duties which the poor boy, he was but thirteen and of a dreamy meditative temperament, bitterly resented.
Yisroel Moshe GuttentagGUEST
29:10
We'll work with possible solutions such as dumping non-kosher steam in some places.
Yisroel Moshe GuttentagGUEST
29:14
Remember, there's a huge malt factory not far from London, a couple of hours off toward the east in a place called Stow Market, where we've been giving mehesha for years.
Yisroel Moshe GuttentagGUEST
29:25
Their malt lands up here.
Yisroel Moshe GuttentagGUEST
29:27
in breakfast cereals across the country and across the world.
David PalmerHOST
4:58
Tributes have been paid to a much-loved events pioneer who has died aged eighty-nine after a lifetime of championing Suffolk's creative community.
David PalmerHOST
5:08
Tabby Davenport, MBE, was best known as the founder of Weird and Wonderful Wood, which began at Thornham Magna before later moving to Horley Park near Stowmarket.
David PalmerHOST
5:20
She died on Thursday, September 17th, leaving behind her children, Sarah, Ben, Joel, and Liam, as well as five grandchildren.
David PalmerHOST
5:29
Her daughter, Sarah Barker, said Tabby was a magnet for people who had made a lasting impact on the events landscape in Suffolk.

11 MINS LATER

David PalmerHOST
16:20
Uh, the second, for two hundred and twenty-two homes, was approved in June.
Sue Cunningham-SnellHOST
16:25
Police patrols in Suffolk towns have led to a series of drug seizures, arrests, and vehicle confiscations over the past two days.
Sue Cunningham-SnellHOST
16:35
The enforcement activity carried out by Suffolk Police resulted in multiple positive outcomes across Stowmarket and Bury St Edmunds.
Sue Cunningham-SnellHOST
16:46
In Stowmarket, officers stopped and searched a man suspected of carrying cannabis.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
52:10
Young Crabbe was sent to school at Bungay, where he remained till his 11th or 12th year.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
52:15
He was next sent to a Mr. Richard Haddon at Stowmarket, where he showed considerable aptitude for mathematics, in which his father was also proficient.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
52:26
His master, to quote the biography, though neither a Porson nor a Parr, laid the foundation of a fair classical education also.
Pamela NagamiNARRATOR
52:35
But he soon had to return home and had to work at the warehouse of Slough and Key, piling up butter and cheese, duties which the poor boy, he was but 13 and of a dreamy meditative temperament, bitterly resented.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:30
A Suffolk Farm Shop has received nationwide support following a pickaxe raid that was caught on camera.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:37
The premises in Stowmarket was forced to close after two balaclava-clad men were caught using a pickaxe to steal the shop's empty safe.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:48
Police were called to Hoffleigh Herdwick's Farm Shop following reports of a burglary in progress.
speaker_1NARRATOR
0:54
The police said the safe was later pulled from the shop using a vehicle and to- tow rope.
Damon CoxHOST
26:00
Now, he knew exactly the best to get out of a Compton organ, especially Comptons.
Damon CoxHOST
26:04
He was okay on other brands, but he was especially at home on Comptons, especially organs like the three-manual eight-rank Compton in the Mere Farm in Horley in Stowmarket.
Damon CoxHOST
26:14
He made several recordings here, and here's Dudley to introduce us to Nancy, who apparently has a laughing face.
Damon CoxHOST
26:21
[organ music playing] Nancy and a laughing face, Dudley Savage at Mere Farm.
speaker_2NARRATOR
6:56
A renowned publisher and husband of famed TV chef has died at the age of eighty-five.
speaker_2NARRATOR
7:02
Michael Wynn-Jones, who lived near Stowmarket and was the husband of former television chef Delia Smith, died peacefully at home on Monday.
speaker_2NARRATOR
7:11
[clears throat] He was the honorary life president of Norwich City Football Club and a former journalist and publisher.
speaker_2NARRATOR
7:20
Beyond football, Mr. Wynn-Jones enjoyed a career in journalism, writing for titles including the Daily Mirror and The Spectator.

29 MINS LATER

speaker_3NARRATOR
36:25
Most of the rest of his time, he was abroad teaching in Iowa and Colorado, at his home in the Hollywood Hills, in his Malibu beach house, or at his farmhouse in Normandy An extremely rare link between Hockney and East Anglia is an early work, believed to be of Trimley St Martin Railway Station between Felixstowe and Ipswich, and painted when the artist mistakenly thought he was in Constable country.
speaker_3NARRATOR
36:58
It was valued a few years ago at twenty thousand pounds.
speaker_2NARRATOR
37:04
Clever Davey of Stowmarket writes in praise of a Constable exhibition.
speaker_2NARRATOR
37:09
A large group of us gathered together.

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