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Page Menu Thank you to everyone who has supported our Green Sundays eco markets since we established them in 2021 as a creative and accessible platform to living more sustainably. We continue to expand our eco-friendly offer on Sudbury Market, from handmade Macrame accessories, 100% natural soaps and scrubs, to Dan at Water Edge Provisions who is committed to stocking local produce - from eggs, honey to beer! If you are interested in trading with us on Sudbury Market please get in touch via our Market Page and complete our trader application form: Sudbury Market - stallholder application Shopping local is a great way to green! T he local economic benefits of shopping on our high street are well documented, but did you know that by shopping local you are also doing your bit to save the planet? Here's how: 1. Reducing lorry & air miles - every order with a multi-national online carries with it hundreds, if not thousands of air and road miles. Sudbury's high street is 75 % independent and many of our businesses are committed to producing or sourcing what they sell as locally as possible. 2. Less unnecessary packaging - Reduce your unrecyclable waste by shopping on Sudbury Market or with our high street stores. Many only use recyclable bags or just remember your tote for your local goodies! 3. Local supporting local - Many of our local restaurants and cafes buy their ingredients at Sudbury Market or with local suppliers. This cycle of Sudbury support creates local jobs, keeps the economic benefits in Sudbury and reduces air miles. 4. Made in Sudbury - More than ever Sudbury is heralding the talent on our doorstep, we have long been an industrious town, from silk to brick, furniture to art, not forgetting the beer and honey! Our high street is stacked with products made by crafty locals - go forth, explore and join the Shop Sudbury Pledge!

Sudbury Allotments Newton Road, CO10 2RN & Ballingdon Street, CO10 2BD Sudbury Town Council manage two allotment sites which are rented out to Sudbury residents for an annual fee ranging between £35 - £70 depending on the plot size. The larger of the two sites is located just off Newton Road near to Newton Croft and consists of over 40 plots. The smaller site is located in Ballingdon Street, near to the St. Matthews Society building and consists of just 6 plots. There is usually access to a limited amount of water (both harvested rainwater and mains) at the Newton Road site for allotment tenants. All our plots are currently occupied, however we maintain a waiting list. If you are a Sudbury resident and would like to add your name to the waiting list please telephone the council offices on: T: 01787 372331 E: info@sudbury-tc.gov.uk

Events in Sudbury Suffolk Upcoming Events Find out what's on in Sudbury Get in touch to list your Sudbury events for free! Alongside the events below, take a look at the programming for Sudbury's key Cultural Venues: Sudbury Arts Centre Gainsborough's House The Quay Theatre Mill Tye Gallery Sudbury Tourist Information & Heritage Centre is open Mon - Sat throughout the year. Located at The Town Hall (Gaol Lane entrance), entry is free. Images of SPARK! at Sudbury Arts Centre February 2024. Multiple Dates Mon 17 Nov Secret Salsa / Sudbury Town Hall - Assembly Room MORE INFO 17 Nov 2025, 20:00 – 22:00 Sudbury Town Hall - Assembly Room, Town Hall, Old Market Place, Sudbury CO10 1TL, UK Book your Free taster class Multiple Dates Wed 19 Nov Coffee Morning / The Friends Meeting House MORE INFO 19 Nov 2025, 10:00 – 11:30 The Friends Meeting House, 22 Friars St, Sudbury CO10 2AA, UK Held on the 3rd Wednesday of each month Multiple Dates Wed 19 Nov Sporting Memories Club / Kingfisher Leisure Centre MORE INFO 19 Nov 2025, 14:00 – 16:00 Kingfisher Leisure Centre, Station Rd, Sudbury CO10 2SU, UK Sessions are designed to tackle loneliness and isolation, using the common love of sport for discussion, interest and social fun. Multiple Dates Wed 19 Nov OM Chanting / Sudbury Library MORE INFO 19 Nov 2025, 17:15 – 18:15 GMT Sudbury Library, Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EN, UK Join our informal group at Sudbury Library every third Wednesday of the month to practice OM chanting Multiple Dates Wed 19 Nov Sudbury Chess Club / Sudbury Institute Club MORE INFO 19 Nov 2025, 19:30 – 20:30 Sudbury Institute Club , The Old Press Rooms, 54 Station Rd, Sudbury CO10 2SP, UK For all ages and abilities Multiple Dates Thu 20 Nov Sudbury Market: Thursdays / Market Hill MORE INFO 20 Nov 2025, 08:00 – 16:00 GMT Market Hill, Market Hill, Sudbury CO10, UK Held every Thursday and Saturday on Market Hill in the centre of town, no visit to Sudbury is complete without soaking up the true character of the town with a mooch around Sudbury Market. Multiple Dates Thu 20 Nov Grow Your Community Sudbury & Great Cornard / Belle Vue Park MORE INFO 20 Nov 2025, 09:30 – 12:00 Belle Vue Park , Belle Vue Rd, Sudbury CO10, UK ActivGardens in Sudbury Grow Your Community provides opportunities for local people to get involved in community growing in and around Sudbury. Come and join our FREE gardening sessions in Sudbury’s parks and open spaces. Multiple Dates Thu 20 Nov C'art - Cake and Art / The Christopher Centre MORE INFO 20 Nov 2025, 10:00 – 12:00 The Christopher Centre, The Christopher Centre, 10 Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2EU, UK Art and Craft group - but not an art class Multiple Dates Thu 20 Nov Wordplay at Sudbury / Sudbury Library MORE INFO 20 Nov 2025, 10:30 – 11:00 Sudbury Library, Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EN, UK Sessions take place every Thursday at 10.30AM Multiple Dates Thu 20 Nov Open Space wellbeing Drop-in / Sudbury Library MORE INFO 20 Nov 2025, 14:15 – 16:00 GMT Sudbury Library, Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EN, UK Are you interested in what keeps us well? Meet new people and find out about local events and resources to support your wellbeing at this weekly Open Space drop-in at Sudbury Library. Multiple Dates Sat 22 Nov Sudbury Market: Saturdays / Market Hill MORE INFO 22 Nov 2025, 08:00 – 16:00 GMT Market Hill, Market Hill, Sudbury CO10, UK Held every Thursday and Saturday on Market Hill in the centre of town, no visit to Sudbury is complete without soaking up the true character of the town with a mooch around Sudbury Market. Sat 22 Nov William Wood House Christmas Fayre / Sudbury MORE INFO 22 Nov 2025, 11:00 – 14:00 Sudbury, William Wood House, School St, Sudbury CO10 2AW, UK Festive Extravaganza Filled With Holiday Cheer. Sun 23 Nov Light Up A Life / Sudbury MORE INFO 23 Nov 2025, 15:00 – 17:00 Sudbury, Gregory St, Sudbury CO10 1BA, UK A St Nicholas Hospice Remembrance event. Tue 25 Nov The Big Christmas Quiz / Sudbury Details 25 Nov 2025, 19:00 – 23:00 Sudbury, 3 Gaol Ln, Sudbury CO10 1JL, UK A fun festive quiz at The Wine Boutique Sudbury Multiple Dates Fri 28 Nov Sudbury Farmers Market / Market Hill MORE INFO 28 Nov 2025, 09:30 – 13:00 Market Hill, Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EH, UK Come browse, buy and taste the freshest local produce at Sudbury Farmers Market with over 25 stalls on Market Hill on the last Friday of the month. Fri 28 Nov Sudbury Christmas Fair and Light Switch On / Sudbury MORE INFO 28 Nov 2025, 17:00 – 21:00 Sudbury, Market Hill, Sudbury CO10, UK Sudbury's Annual Festive Fair and switching on of the Christmas lights. Sun 30 Nov That 80's Christmas Rock Show / Sudbury MORE INFO 30 Nov 2025, 19:30 – 22:30 Sudbury, Quay Ln, Sudbury CO10 2AN, UK Multiple Dates Tue 02 Dec Make Your Own Poinsettia / Sudbury MORE INFO 02 Dec 2025, 19:00 – 21:00 Sudbury, 48 Gaol Ln, Sudbury CO10 1JL, UK Create an everlasting Poinsettia with luxe papers, wire, glue & glitter magic! Load More

Located on the Gaol Lane entrance of The Town Hall is Sudbury's Heritage Centre & Museum, also Sudbury's Visitor Information Centre , open 6 days a week. Our Visitor Information team are happy to help you explore the very best of Sudbury. Please wear a face covering and observe all COVID-19 measures when visiting us. Sudbury Heritage Centre & museum town hall, sudbury free entry, open 6 days a week From Saxons to silk...A must visit for anyone curious about Sudbury's unique heritage. The brilliantly curated displays offer a window into Sudbury Town’s past from the Iron Age to the 21st Century. The centre, managed by the Sudbury Museum Trust, is located in Gaol Lane, within Sudbury Town Hall. Admission to the centre is free for all Opening times: Monday to Friday 10:00 - 16:00 Saturday 10:00 - 14:30 The Museum and Tourist Information Centre at The Town Hall is wheelchair and pushchair accessible. visit website & online archive Visited Sudbury Heritage Centre? We'd love to hear your thoughts on Trip Advisor here "Excellent little museum" "A small museum in centre of Sudbury well worth visiting. Detailing history of the town and information about the armed forces of the town and area during world war 2. Well worth the visit". Reviewd 11 July 2019 "Good free overview of the history of Sudbury" "We visited the Heritage Centre and Museum which is behind the town hall at the start of our visit to Sudbury and thought it gave a good overview of the history of the town with some interesting information and exhibits. Given it is free if you have any interest in history you would be silly not to visit if in Sudbury" Reviewed 13 August 2019 UPCOMING SUDBURY GUIDED TOURS: STEP INTO THE SUDBURY STORY Sudbury Guided Walks Quick View Guided Walks Dickensian Christmas Tour of Sudbury (11am, Sat 13th December) Price £7.50

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Sudbury Community Litter Picking Scheme - pledge to keeping Sudbury looking beautiful! Sudbury's wonderful community of litter picker's are vital to keeping our town and residential areas clean and litter free - we currently have over 200 people who have pledged to undertake regular litter picks across Sudbury. To join us please sign up via the form below and we will provide you with: - A litter picker - refuse bags - A hi vis vest The rest is down to you! When undertaking litter picks, leave the waste you have collected in a tied up refuse bag beside any public litter bin and it will be collected by the Babergh Public Realm team. We really love to receive your photos, and updates of your litter picks, so please send over your images to: info@sudbury-tc.gov.uk and let us know if we can share via our social channels. The form is currently closed while we wait delivery of our new litter pickers. Thank you for your patience. Sorry, but this form is now closed. Sudbury Community Litter Pickers - Sign up form First name* Last name* Email* Phone number Please give details of the area(s) in and around Sudbury you would like to litter pick, and how often you would like to undertake picks:* Number of kits required Who are the kits for? (e.g. you and your family etc, please detail number of adults and children) Submit Sudbury Town Council (STC) will be Data Controllers of the information you are providing. As required by the Data Protection Act 2018 the information will be kept safe, secure, processed and only shared for those purposes or where it is allowed by law. In some circumstances however we may need to disclose your personal details to a third party so that they can provide a service you have requested, or fulfil a request for information. Any information about you that we pass to a third party will be securely held by that party, in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018 and used only to provide the services or information you have requested.

Sudbury's Defibrillator Campaign In 2019, Sudbury resident Mr. Andy Read launched a campaign, with the support of Sudbury Town Council to ensure everyone in the town was no more than 2 minutes away from a Publicly Accessible Defibrillator (PAD). There are now well over 30 Publicly Available (24/7) Defibrillators (PAD’s) registered in Sudbury. This number is expected to increase to reach the campaign's ultimate aim. The campaign is now supported by Sudbury Defibrillators (Registered Charity Number 1212716 ) which comprises of Andy Read (Chairman), Jodie Budd (Administrator) Patrick Mortimer (Treasurer) Steve Hall and Lee Parker. Click here for full campaign details. Get in touch with the Sudbury Defibrillator Campaign Team if you would like to be involved: sudteamdefib@gmail.com More Information and training videos at: bhf.org.uk Sudbury Defibrillators on Pulse Point IF YOU REQUIRE THE USE OF A DEFIBRILLATOR, YOU MUST CALL 999 FIRST The Sudbury Defibrillators Charity recommends the Pulse Point App for location of your nearest defib in the event of an emergency. The free app instantly shows the location of all publicly accessible defibrillators (AEDs) across the town – helping you find the nearest one in an emergency, fast. Just search 'Pulse Point' on the app store, available on iphone and Android.

Walking in and around Sudbury From riverside walks along the Stour, gentle ambles across Sudbury's ancient water meadows, town trails taking in Sudbury's unique history and architecture to fascinating strolls along lost railway lines there is something for avid ramblers, wildlife spotters to curious culture buffs alike. Sudbury is surrounded by breathtaking landscape accented by the River Stour and ancient Water Meadows that have inspired the some of the world's most celebrated artists - among Sudbury's very own Thomas Gainsborough. Take a look below for free maps, guides and tips to help you make the most of your Sudbury exploration. If you'd prefer a bit more guidance why not book on one of our guided town tours? Perfect for the first time visitor! Enjoy Some Sudbury Hospitality Looking for places to eat, drink, visit or stay in Sudbury as part of you walking trip? Take a look at our dining in Sudbury guide with a wide selection of independent restaurants, cafes and pubs for your mid ramble break! If you're walking on a Thursday or Saturday don't forget to drop in on Sudbury Market en route. Looking for a place to stay? Take a look at our guide here. Go Car Free With excellent public transport links and a range of amentities in the town centre, Sudbury is perfect start or end point for further exploration. Sudbury is the terminus station on the scenic 'The Gainsborough Line ', a bus network also connects Sudbury to many nearby rural towns and villages. Cycling to Sudbury? Take a look at this handy cycle route map. Let us Guide You! You do the walking, we do the talking...Mix up your Sudbury exploration with tales of Sudbury's fascinating history From Saxon settlements, artistic inspiration, peasants revolts to Sudbury Silk. Book on one of our Guided Tours to find out more about Sudbury's unique heritage. Stour Valley Exploration & Sudbury Self Guided Trails Walk in Gainsborough's footsteps, discover Sudbury's industrious past and present and the buildings that characterise the wealth of The Wool Towns, walk along lost railways, discover Sudbury's Silk Weaving heritage and the ancient watermeadows - a haven for wildlife. These fascinating self-guided trails are easy going and perfect for anyone who likes a mix of town and country on their walks! GAINSBOROUGH TRAIL MEADOW WALK TRAIL Circular route - 4 miles / gentle Start Point: Kingfisher Leisure Centre Car Park, Sudbury, CO10 2SU The Meadow Walk is the first section of the Gainsborough Trail, named after the famous Painter Thomas Gainsborough who was born in Sudbury and spent much of his formative years as an artist sketching Sudbury's inspiring landscape. The Meadow Walk features Sudbury’s ancient water meadows, which, having never been farmed, are a rich source of biodiversity for a wide variety of wild flowers, insects, birds and mammals. The meadows are carefully managed by the Sudbury Common Lands Charity who continue the old tradition of summer cattle grazing. Along the route you will also discover remnants of Sudbury’s industrial heritage and stunning views that vary throughout the seasons. Footage following Gainsborough Trail: Meadow Walk. Credit: Joe Jackson, LakeDistrick-Walks.co.uk download route guide & map GAINSBOROUGH TRAIL cornard walk Circular route - 7 miles / moderate, hilly in parts Start Point: Kingfisher Leisure Centre Car Park, Sudbury, CO10 2SU The Cornard Walk is the second section of the Gainsborough Trail, named after the famous Painter Thomas Gainsborough who was born in Sudbury and spent much of his formative years as an artist sketching Sudbury & Great Cornard's inspiring landscape. The Great Cornard section of the Gainsborough Trail features 7 miles of varied landscapes from riverside paths, open glades and woodlands to viewpoints overlooking the landscape that inspired Thomas Gainsborough. Discover historic Bakers Mill beside the meandering Stour, ancient Danes Hole where Boudicca’s army defeated the Romans (possibly!), and chalk cliffs that gave rise to Sudbury’s brick-making industry. The views over Sudbury and the surrounding landscape are breathtaking and a rare treat in an otherwise flat suffolk! Cornard_26 Cornard_3 Cornard_25 Cornard_26 1/16 Photos following Gainsborough Trail: Cornard Walk. download route guide & map the talbot trail Circular town trail - easy / accessible Start Point: Sudbury Heritage Centre, Town Hall (Gaol Lane), Sudbury, CO10 2EA The Talbot Trail is a series of 14 statues around Sudbury that depict various fascinating episodes in the town’s history over the centuries. The trail is an excellent way to navigate your way around Sudbury with many of the town's ancient natural, historical and architectural gems to enjoy on route. From peasants' revolting to Elizabethan actors jigging, walk in the footsteps of some fascinating local characters from Sudbury's unique past. The first statue 'The Town Gaol' and the beginning of The Talbot Trail is situated adjacent to Sudbury Town Hall, in Gaol Lane, near the impressive Victorian doorway that forms the entrance to Sudbury Heritage Centre & Museum. view route guide & map Download Family Guide suffolk threads: sudbury Circular town trail - 3.5 miles easy / accessible Start Point: St Peter's and Market Hill, Sudbury, CO10 2EH In the 15th and 16th century, the fate of a handful of Suffolk towns was changed forever by the wool trade: Lavenham, Long Melford, Hadleigh, Clare and Sudbury. By the early 14th century Sudbury was one of England’s wealthiest towns, largely thanks to the woollen industry. Much of this wealth was spent on fine timber-framed houses, and rebuilding and decorating churches. By the 1520s religious conflicts disrupted continental markets. However, Sudbury’s spinners and weavers turned to producing lighter fabrics - today Sudbury's status as the UK's capital of silk remains intact. This walk leads you through the bustling old town with its historic buildings and ancient streets, into Sudbury Meadows. Find out more about The Wool Towns ( Video by Dedham Vale AONB) Download guide & map Melford Hall to Sudbury: Three Mills walk 5.5 miles - moderate route Dog friendly - please be aware of grazing cattle on Sudbury Water Meadows from May - September. Start Point: Melford Hall, Long Melford, Sudbury, CO10 9AA A very pleasant country walk along part of the old Great Eastern 'Stour Valley Railway' which once connected Long Melford to Sudbury, starting from the magnificent Melford Hall. With some fine architectural marvels on route including the three mills that remind us of Sudbury's industrious heritage: Borley Mill, Brundon Mill and Sudbury Mill (now The Mill Hotel). The walk ends in Sudbury town centre via the ancient Sudbury Common Lands. A very pleasant walk with plenty of places to eat and drink for refreshment in Sudbury when you finish. The Mill Hotel Sudbury, Photo: Sue Longhurst View of Ballingdon from The Valley Trail Brundon Mill, Sudbury. Photo: Matt Byham The Mill Hotel Sudbury, Photo: Sue Longhurst 1/10 view guide & map gainsborough's sudbury Circular town trail - easy / accessible No prescribed route, enjoy the landmarks at your leisure, a central start point is the Gainsborough Statue. Start Point: Gainsborough Statue, Market Hill, Sudbury, CO10 2EH Walk in Gainsborough's footsteps and discover the Sudbury that the great painter would have known in the 18th Century. From the Indpendent Meeting House on Friars Street where Gainsborough was baptised, the ancient water meadows that ingnited his passion for landscape painting, not forgetting Gainsbourgh's House - the Artist's birthplace & public museum dedicated to his life and work - currently undergoing an ambitious redevelopment project: ‘Reviving an Artist’s Birthplace – a national centre for Gainsborough’. Read more here. Prefer to walk in Gainsborough's Footsteps with an expert Guide? Take a look at our upcoming guided tours. Download guide & map railway walk: the valley trail long melford to sudbury 3 - 3.5 miles, linear route - easy This route is also used by cyclists, the Valley Trail is largely accessible. Accessible route version download here. Start Point: Melford Country Park, 3-4 Borley Rd, Long Melford, Sudbury CO10 9HH This trail follows the disused section of The Stour Valley Line railway. To bookend the rail theme of this walk, you can start at the former Long Melford Railway Station (now a private residence) or at Melford Country Park. Explore the beautiful Country Park before you embark on The Valley Trail - there are some very scenic viewing points across the River Stour. Look out for the 18th Milestone on Rodbridge Corner before you turn into Borley Road for The Valley Trail. To start The Valley Trail, proceed past the picnic benches close to the Country Park car park embankment and go through the entrance on your right signed "To Valley Trail". It is almost a straight walk into Sudbury, along the 2.7 mile disused railway line. Try the Meadow Walk (Gainsborough Trail) for further exploration. Footage following the Valley Trail from Long Melford to Sudbury. Credit: LakeDistrick-Walks.co.uk View route Accessible route guide explore belchamp brook 9 miles or short cut north 6.5 miles / short cut south 6 miles - circular route Start Point: At any point along the Valley Trail between Ballingdon Bridge and Brundon or join at Quay Lane, CO10 2AN Enjoy Belchamp Brook on a circular walk in this remote corner just over the Essex border from Sudbury and explore the undulating, unspoiled and ancient countryside of the Stour Valley and this tributary. The walk (with a short cut) traverses the extensive common lands that are such an attractive feature of the western side of Sudbury. Join the walk anywhere along the Valley Trail in Sudbury then follow the Belchamp Brook up through the water meadows to Belchamp Walter and Bulmer, returning via Little Henny and Middleton. A number of ancient churches, mills and characterful historic architectural features can be explored on route including the breathtaking Belchamp Hall - if it looks familiar it appeared frequently as the fictional Felsham Hall in popular TV series Lovejoy. Belchamps sign Borley Belchamp Hall Entrance to Belchamp Hall Belchamps sign Borley 1/8 Download route map & guide The gainsborough branch line walks This varied series of walks follow the Marks Tey to Sudbury rail branch line, known as 'The Gainsborough Line'. They are an excellent way to discover some of the most beautiful and historically fascinating parts of the Stour Valley on foot via linear routes, each walk starts and ends at a rail station for a great car-free day out. Ramble Number 2: Sudbury Station to Bures Station: 6-7 miles Start Point: Sudbury Station, Station Road, CO10 2RD This is the area which gave both Gainsborough and Constable their inspiration, but the history of the valley you traverse has its roots much deeper in history than this, as evidenced by the Anglo-Saxon place names themselves: Sudbury – South Fort, Cornard – Corn Land, Lamarsh – Lambs Marsh, Alphamstone – Aelfhelms Farm, Bures – cottages. Ramble Number 8: Bures Station to Sudbury Station Start Point: Bures Station, Station Hill, CO8 5DX This walk follows the heights bordering the eastern side of the Stour Valley through a countryside unspoilt by factory farming. It starts off on quiet Suffolk roads, and crosses the Stour at Henny where it continues via the picturesque hamlet of Middleton and its surroundings before reaching Sudbury via the beautiful water meadows bordering the River Stour. If you have time before you set off (Ramble 2) or on your return (Ramble 8) Sudbury Town Centre is a great place to grab some ramble rocket fuel or to round off your walk with a well deserved meal or refreshing drink - fsearch cafes, restaurants and pubs in Sudbury here. DOWNLOAD RAMBLE 2: SUDBURY TO BURES DOWNLOAD RAMBLE 8: BURES TO SUDBURY useful links - planning your visit SUFFOLK ON BOARD & cycling CHAMBERS BUSES ROUTES & TIMES PARKING IN SUDBURY GAINSBOROUGH LINE (ESSCRP) GREATER ANGLIA TRAIN TIMES STOUR VALLEY PATH FULL ROUTE ST EDMUND WAY FULL ROUTE eating & drinking in sudbury

Explore the shops, services and attractions on Ballingdon Street Sudbury, Suffolk. Welcome to Ballingdon Shops, Attractions & Services Byham's Diary Specialist Services MORE INFO Ballingdon Valley Food and Drink MORE INFO Sorrelle Services Limited Automotive MORE INFO Alaz Turkish Cuisine Food and Drink MORE INFO Cross Street Garage Automotive MORE INFO Euronics Shopping MORE INFO Mandarin Chinese Cuisine Food and Drink MORE INFO Mill House B&B Accomodation MORE INFO

Sport Events in Sudbury Throughout the year in Sudbury, people of all ages are playing and supporting many different sport clubs. If you want to join them, watch them or support them, here are some of the sports events happening in Sudbury... Choose your sport: Football Tennis Cricket Hockey Rugby Bowls Football AFC Sudbury HOME FIXTURES Sun 2 March vs. Chesham Utd 2pm Womens 1st Sat 8 March Mens 1st vs. Leiston 3pm Womens 1st Sun 13 April vs. Dulwich Hamlet 2pm Sat 22 March Mens 1st vs. Redditch United 3pm Sat 5 April vs. Stourbridge 3pm Mens 1st Sat 19 April Mens 1st vs. Spalding Utd 3pm AFC Sudbury FIXTURES Cricket Sudbury Cricket Club Cricket season has now ended For more information on how to join, click the button below to their website. Sudbury Cricket Club Rugby Sudbury RFC FIXTURES EVENTS Sat 1 March vs. Shelford TBC Men 1st Sat 22 March vs. Bedford Athletic TBC Men 1st For away fixtures and youth teams, click the button below. Sudbury Rugby Club Hockey Sudbury Hockey Club FIXTURES EVENTS Sun 9 March Mens 1st vs. Harleston Magpies 3 10.30 am Sun 16 March Mens 1st vs. Colchester 2 1.45 pm For Men's 1st, 2nd, 3rds & 4th's and Ladies 1st, 2nd & 3rd's click the link below Sudbury Hockey Club Tennis Sudbury Tennis Club FIXTURES EVENTS Winter matches run usually every fortnight from late September to mid March For more information on how to join the Tennis Club, click the button below: Sudbury Tennis Club Bowls Sudbury Bowls Club EVENTS FIXTURES For more indoor fixtures, click the button below Sudbury Bowls Club