Explore everyothing the ancient town of Sudbury, Suffolk has to offer! Here are some of the many offerings Sudbury has for you to choose from. Whether it's a full English, a quick coffee, an afternoon tea or some tasty Turkish cuisine, there is something for everyone. Need a hand with deciding where to go? Our friendly Tourist Information Team are happy to answer your queries and will help you make the most of your visit. Sudbury, Suffolk, is famous for it's Market which dates back to 1009, but it also has an array of shops and boutiques to peruse when you visit. With over 70% of the town centre shops and businesses being independent, finding something unique on your travels is guaranteed. You can also find a range of high street stores and charity shops selling pre-loved and new items. Step back in time and uncover Sudbury's past. Sudbury's story stretches back over a thousand years, first recorded in the Domesday Book in 1086, with the market standing proudly in the Town Centre since 1009. Wander the streets and feel the echoes of a silk industry woven into the fabric of the community. Walking Read More town map Read More Guided Tours Read More parking & transport Read More tourist information centre Read More places to stay Read More the talbot trail Read More health & beauty Read More

DOWNLOAD MAP The Talbot Trail Explore sudbury town centre Set in the heart of the beautiful Stour Valley is the famous landscape that inspired painters, Thomas Gainsborough and John Constable. Sudbury has been a thriving market town since Saxon times and is full of scenic beauty, incredible architecture and friendly faces. Sudbury's history Before the Roman Conquest an Iron Age settlement occupied the defensible spur of high ground, roughly between the Croft and Stour Street. The development of the present town began in the Middle Saxon period and the semi-circular street pattern to the west of Market Hill represents successive expansions of the town in late Saxon and Norman times. The written history of the town began when Sudbury was mentioned in the Anglo Saxon Chronicle of 798AD; the town’s entry in Domesday Book in 1086 records a church, a mill, market and the meadows which remain such an attractive feature of the town today. The medieval woollen cloth industry, the coming of the River Navigation and then the Railway, the 19th century silk industry, all helped to generate prosperity and contributed to the diverse buildings heritage and unique townscape which is Sudbury’s pride. MARKET HILL & SUDBURY MARKET Sudbury is a thriving market town with a long history. Sudbury's first known mention as a Market Town was in the Doomsday Book of 1086 and the outdoor market is still a central part of Sudbury life today. Held every Thursday and Saturday on Market Hill in the centre of town, Sudbury's traditional market is well worth a visit. On Market Hill, the siting of St. Peter's Church and the wide open spaces surrounding it was a deliberate & successful piece of fourteenth century town planning. TALBOT TRAIL POSTS NEARBY: NO. 4 READ MORE SUDBURY ARTS CENTRE AT PETER'S Standing proudly at the head of Market Hill in the heart of Sudbury, St Peter’s is a beautiful Grade I listed building with a wealth of heritage, dating back to the 14th Century. St Peter's is now a thriving cultural centre, hosting a range of events including live music, theatre, exhibitions, fairs and festivals. In September 2020, the Churches Conservation Trust secured £1.67M in funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund ; paving the way for some ambitious changes. TALBOT TRAIL POSTS NEARBY: NO. 2 READ MORE THE TOWN HALL SUDBURY TOURIST & HERITAGE CENTRES Built by Thomas Ginn of Sudbury 1826/27 and opened for use in 1828. It is a fine and well-proportioned building in the Greek classic style occupying a prestigious site overlooking the Old Market Place. The Town Hall is home to Sudbury Town Council offices and Advice Centre. At the rear is the old and impressive entrance to the former town gaol, which held the prisoners overnight before the assizes. This has been skilfully adapted to serve as a fitting entrance to The Sudbury Heritage Centre and Visitor Information. TALBOT TRAIL POSTS NEARBY: NO.1 & 2 READ MORE SUDBURY LIBRARY AT THE OLD CORN EXCHANGE A breath taking piece of architecture with its soaring columns each surmounted by a sheaf of corn and a group of reapers resting among the stooks. Built in 1842, the building served as the bustling Corn Exchange for over 100 years. Thankfully it was saved from demolition and skilfully converted into the town library in 1969. Operated by Suffolk libraries, Sudbury Library hosts a number of events throughout the year as well as regular arts workshops for all ages. A district council service point is also based here twice a week. TALBOT TRAIL POSTS NEARBY: NO. 6 READ MORE GAINSBOROUGH'S HOUSE Galleries, garden, museum, shop and cafe Thomas Gainsborough (1727-88) was born in Sudbury and baptised at the Independent Meeting-House in Friars Street on 14 May 1727. In 1958 Gainsborough’s House Society was formed to purchase the house and establish it as a centre for Thomas Gainsborough. The Museum opened to the public in 1961 and has remained open ever since, operating as an independent charitable trust. An ambitious Heritage Lottery funded redevelopment project was complete in 2023 and now Gainsborough’s House is back open to the public with an ambitious programme of events, exhibitions, talks and workshops with the beautifully restored museum sitting alongside the award-winning contemporary national centre for art. TALBOT TRAIL POSTS NEARBY: NO. 5 READ MORE ST GREGORY'S CHURCH SITE OF BISHOP AELFHUN STATUE & site of Simon's 14th Century College. Christians have worshipped on this site for well over 1000 years. A statue of Bishop Aelfhun, who visited Sudbury in 798 AD, can be found outside the churchyard wall. A fine 15th century font cover can be found at St Gregory's - the tallest in Suffolk. The grisly relic of the head of Simon of Sudbury is kept locked in the vestry. Simon founded a college for priests here and became Archbishop of Canterbury and then Chancellor of England. His introduction of the poll tax contributed to the Peasants' Revolt in 1381 and his beheading at the hands of a London mob. TALBOT TRAIL POSTS NEARBY: NO.12 & 13 READ MORE

For all your Health & Beauty needs in Sudbury, Suffolk. Your guide to everything health & beauty in sudbury. After your walks through the beautiful water meadows and visits to our local independent shops, why don't you treat yourself to a pamper, a fresh look or even a new tattoo. Sudbury has a wide variety of beauty and hair salons, barbers, tattoo parlours and health & beauty shops for you to choose from. And, as always, our Dog-friendly town has a choice of place for your pooch to be pampered too! Looking for help on where to go? Visit our friendly team at the Tourist Information Centre who can give you all the information you need. Photo credit: A La Mode Sudbury A La Mode Nails - Waxing - Facials - Massage 1 King Street, Sudbury, CO10 2EB MORE INFO A&C Grooming Lounge Barbers - Men's Grooming - Fades 47 North Street, Sudbury, CO10 1RD MORE INFO Askew's Hair Hairdressers - Colouring - Occasion Hair 40 Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2ER MORE INFO Birdie & Bangs Hair Styling - Colouring - Nails 16A Friars Street, Sudbury CO10 2AA MORE INFO Brow Envy Brow Technician - Permanent Makeup 1B Old Market Place, Sudbury CO10 1TL MORE INFO Celebrities Nails Manicure - Pedicure - Gels - Acrylics 48a Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2ET MORE INFO Custom Tattoos Japanese Style Tattoos. 36 Gaol Lane, Sudbury CO10 1JL MORE INFO East Street Hair Hair Styling - Colouring - Nails 10 East Street, Sudbury CO10 2TP MORE INFO Elegance Clinic Aesthetics - Nails - Facials - Piercing 6 Friars Street, Sudbury CO10 2AA MORE INFO Grape Tree Health Foods Vitamins - Supplements - Free-From Foods 2 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RB MORE INFO HBL Unisex Hair Stylists - Colouring 1 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RA MORE INFO Ink Vine Tattoo Tattooing - Piercing 12 King Street, Sudbury CO10 2EB MORE INFO J&W Ladies Hair Design Cut & Blow Dry - Perming - Sets 34 Gaol Lane, Sudbury CO10 1JL MORE INFO Kor Pilates Reformer - Mat - Beginner - Hot Sculpt Pilates 1st Floor, 14 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RB MORE INFO Koy Siam Spa Traditional Thai Massage - Aromatherapy 19C Gaol Lane, Sudbury CO10 1JL MORE INFO Lee's Barber Shop Men's Traditional Barbers 38 Gaol Lane, Sudbury CO10 1JL MORE INFO Lipstick & Locks Hair - Makeup - Beauty - Cocktails 3 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RB MORE INFO Look Smart Barbers Men's Barbers - Beard Grooming 23 Friars Street, Sudbury CO10 2AA MORE INFO Lottie's Dog Grooming Dog Grooming 20 East Street, Sudbury CO10 2TP MORE INFO Lotus Nailsbar & Beauty Nail Bar - Appointments - Walk Ins 73 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Love & Light Tattoo Tattooing - Piercing 8 East Street, Sudbury CO10 2TP MORE INFO Medley's Male Grooming Hair Styling - Beard Trimming - Shaving 71 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Mr Barbers Barbers - Wet Shaves - Beard Trimming 2-3 North St Parade, Sudbury CO10 1GL MORE INFO Mulberry & Flitch Hair Opulence Hairstyling - Colouring - Barbering 89 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Mwah Tanning Tanning - Nails - Waxing - Massage 4 King Street, Sudbury CO10 2EB MORE INFO Nature's Temple Vitamin Injections - Laser Therapy - CACI 76 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Rainbow House Wellbeing Centre Holistic Treatments - Astrologist - Psychic 6 North St Parade, Sudbury CO10 1GL MORE INFO Roots & Rituals Hair - Nails - Lashes - Waxing North St Parade, Sudbury CO10 1GL MORE INFO Select Hair Design Highlights - Balayage - Cutting 7 Friars Street, Sudbury CO10 2AA MORE INFO Serenity Therapy Massage - Ear Candlelling - Sauna 6 Friars Street, Sudbury CO10 2AA MORE INFO Studio 56 Hair - Nails - Massage- Clothing 11 Gaol Lane, Sudbury CO10 1JL MORE INFO Sauve Barbers - Beard Grooming - Skin Fades 1 Gaol Lane, Sudbury CO10 1JL MORE INFO Supreme Nail Sudbury Manicures - Pedicures - Nail Art 8A Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2ET MORE INFO The Beauty Edit Nails - Facials - Brows - Lashes 29 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RB MORE INFO The Golden Comb Barbers - Beard Grooming - Shaving 1 Old Market Place, Sudbury CO10 1RA MORE INFO The Hair Co Hair Styling - Cutting - Colouring 9 King Street, Sudbury CO10 2EB MORE INFO The Hair Hub Hair Styling - Cutting - Colouring 25 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RB MORE INFO The Hair Studio Hair - Colouring - Lashes - Brows 25 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RB MORE INFO The Therapy Room Complementary Therapies - Aesthetics Elegance Clinic, 4 Friars St, CO10 2AA MORE INFO Toni & Guy Hair Styling - Colouring - Treatments 27 Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EN MORE INFO Top To Toe Beauty Lashes - Brows - Skin Tag Removal 46 Gaol Lane, Sudbury CO10 1JL MORE INFO Under Your Skin Tattooing - Piercing 42 North Street, Sudbury CO10 21RD MORE INFO

Sudbury Community Litter Picking Scheme Pledge to keeping Sudbury looking beautiful! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP Sudbury's wonderful community of litter pickers 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: You can keep coming back for more when you need them. 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 can provide litter pickers for individuals and families, as well as loaning larger amounts to community groups, Scouting groups and more. 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.

Visiting Sudbury? Get in touch with our Tourist Information Team to make the most of your visit! SUDBURY TOURIST INFORMATION CENTRe Start your Sudbury exploration with a visit to Sudbury's dedicated Tourist Information Centre at The Town Hall in the heart of Sudbury town centre. Whether this is your first visit or you've lived in Sudbury for years, pop in to pick up local maps, guides, souvenirs and to buy tickets for some fantastic local events and coach trips. Our knowledgeable staff will help you make the most of your visit to Sudbury and the surrounding picturesque Stour Valley. Sudbury Guided Tours Join us for one of our popular guided tours! Take a look at our programme and book here. Sudbury Heritage Centre is also based at The Town Hall and is a must see for anyone interested in Sudbury's fascinating history dating back to Prehistoric times. Entrance is free, open Mon - Sat. The Town Hall is also the start point for Sudbury's Talbot Trail Enjoy your trip or the service you received at Sudbury Tourist Information Centre? Please leave us a Google Review! Sudbury Town guide Our brand shiny new Sudbury Town Guide has been produced by Your Community News . To view the guide online, please click the below link. This guide is also available for free from the Tourist Information Centre on Gaol Lane. Please also enjoy our fantastic video below with just some of the many reasons to explore Sudbury. View Guide opening information The Town Hall (Gaol Lane entrance), Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1TL Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday : 9.30am - 4.30pm Friday: 9.30am - 4.00pm (Closed 12.30-1pm for lunch) Saturday: 9am - 2pm Get in touch: 01787 372331 info@sudbury-tc.gov.uk

POLICIES & PROCEDURES AND KEY GOVERNING DOCUMENTS Our key governing documents are: Standing Orders: The constitutional rules governing the conduct of council meetings, committee structures and the duties of officers. Financial Regulations : The mandatory framework regulating the council's financial management, budgeting, procurement and expenditure control. Code of Conduct : The statutory ethical standards that all elected councillors must follow during their public service. These documents collectively ensure that public funds are safeguarded and that council business is conducted openly. By adhering to these controls, the council prevents the misuse of power and guarentees that local services are delivered efficiently under the rule of law. Additional policies and procedures can be viewed below. Allotments Click Here Terms of Reference - Committees Click Here Standing Orders Click Here Sexual Harassment Click Here Risk Management Click Here Public Art Click Here Privacy Policy Click here Press and Media Click Here Member/Staff Relations Click Here Local Purchase Click Here Health & Safety Click Here Grievance Click Here Grant Aid Click Here Free Use of the Town Hall Click Here Financial Regulations Click Here Equality & Diversity Click Here Disciplinary Click Here Data Retention Click Here Data Protection Click Here Complaints Click Here Code of Conduct Click Here Anti-Fraud & Corruption Click Here Standing Orders Financial Regulations Code of Conduct IT & Communications Click Here Stress Management Click Here Treasury Management Investment Strategy Statement Click Here

Sudbury Community Grant Aid 2026/27 Applications for Sudbury Town Council Grant Aid 2026/27 were recieved and discussed at the Extraordinary Finance Committee on 22nd September 2026. You can view the applicants and outcomes below. For other available funding options, see our blog here . Organisation Amount Requested Amount Approved Notes Sudbury Twinning £2,100 (Revenue) £1,200 Sudbury Rowing Club £600 (Revenue) £600 Sudbury Museum Trust £1,200 (Revenue) N/A Application was withdrawn. Sudbury Life Saving Club £1,500 (Revenue) £1,000 Sudbury Hockey Club £1,757 (Capital) £1,200 Sudbury Defibrillators £5,000 (Revenue) £3,000 Sudbury Citizens Advice Bureau £8,000 (Revenue) £8,000 Approved at the Full Council meeting on 13.10.2026 Sudbury & District Art Club £275 (Revenue) £100 Phoenix Fundraising Team £1,000 (Revenue) £1,000 Number 72 £2,000 (Revenue) £1,700 Kernos Centre £5,000 (Revenue) £5,000 Ballingdon Fete £1,000 (Capital) £500 AFC Sudbury £1,265 (Revenue) £500 Sudbury Pride £500 (Revenue) N/A Application was withdrawn. Sudbury Cricket Club £9,333 (Capital) £5,000 Subject to match funding. Sporting Memories £3,800 (Revenue) £1,500 Quay Theatre £10,000 (Capital) £5,000 Subject to match funding. Leading Lives Dementia Cafe £1,000 (Revenue) £1,000 Leading Lives Creative Cafe £4,000 (Revenue) £1,000 Hourglass £3,000 (Revenue) £1,500 Hope for Tomorrow £1,000 (Revenue) £1,000 Hadleigh & Sudbury Swimming Club £533 (Capital), £4,000 (Revenue) £2,000 £1,000 Capital & £1,000 Revenue. Compassion £5,000 (Revenue) £2,500 Christopher Centre £1,427 (Capital) £1,427 Abi's Footprints £6,000 (Revenue) £4,000

Which council service do I need? There are three tiers of local government serving Sudbury; Suffolk County Council, Babergh District Council and Sudbury Town Council. A list of the responsibilities of each tier of local council can be found below. Sudbury Town Council is based at The Town Hall and is dedicated to serving the town. We are the 'grassroots' tier of local government as we are close to the local community and committed to delivering projects, services and events that make Sudbury a better place to live, work and visit. A list of nearby town and parish councils can be found here. CLICK HERE TO FILL OUT OUR RESIDENTS & VISITORS SURVEY Contact Us Committee Meetings The Mayor Sudbury Market Sudbury Cemetery The Town Hall Allotments Tourist Information Centre Grant Aid Applications Events Explore Sudbury Local Event Promotion Councillors Contact Babergh District Council Council Tax Business & Licensing Benefits & Income Support Parking & Town Car Parks Housing Planning Building Control Environment Waste & Recycling Communities & Funding Elections Councillors & Locality Budget Contact Suffolk County Council Highways & Public Transport Suffolk on Board Children, Families & Learning Jobs & Careers Adult Care & Support Suffolk Trading Standards Libraries, Heritage & Culture Community & Safety Business & Funding Planning, Waste & Environment Births, deaths & ceremonies Councillors & Locality Budget

Welcome to our award-winning Sudbury Market! Every Thursday & Saturday Market Hill & Old Market Place 8am - 3pm Sudbury, Suffolk is an Ancient Market Town. Sudbury's first known mention as a Market Town was in the Doomsday Book of 1086, however a Royal Charter reveals there was a market in Sudbury as far back as 1009. To read the complete history of Sudbury Market click here. This vibrant, traditional, outdoor market is still a central part of Sudbury life today. 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. Meet our regular traders and enquire about a pitch below. Click the icons below to follow Sudbury Market on Facebook and Instagram for all the latest news from our traders! "None of this would have been possible without your support! You guys do such a fantastic job of keeping the town alive, you see so many small towns not do anything and are so unloved, but not our Sudbury! You guys keep it going!" - Sudbury Market Trader 2026 To apply to trade at Sudbury Market you need: To complete our form below ensuring you can provide: A valid Public Liability Insurance Certificate with a minimum cover of £5m If you are a food vendor, to prove you have a FHRS of 3 or above on ratings.food.gov.uk . To offer a product that complements our current tenant mix (meet our traders below). Proof of your right to work in the UK Professional street market trading set up: Either a strong commercal gazebo with weights, a trading vehicle or trailer (we can provide electric supply) . Sudbury Market Pitch Fees We pride ourselves on creating a friendly, relaxed atmosphere for our traders and customers alike. If you are thinking about trading with us our pitch fees are just as friendly starting at just £20 for a standard pitch. Complete the form below to tell us more about your business and we'll be in touch soon... PITCH FEES 26/27 Sudbury Market Rules & Regulations Sudbury’s traditional outdoor street market provides an essential community facility to residents and visitors and is intended to offer not only affordable business opportunities for traders but also ensure a diverse customer experience that complements our high street offer. Our status as an historic market town, trading continuously for over 1,000 years makes our market an integral part of our town’s heritage, economy and community. Ensuring our market continues to thrive and evolve is a priority for Sudbury Town Council. The Council endeavours to work with members of the public and traders to deliver an excellent customer experience for all who use Sudbury Market and a safe and friendly environment for all traders. With these objectives at the forefront, the regulations set out below must be adhered to by any trader who wishes to trade at the Council’s market. RULES & REGULATIONS Apply to trade on Sudbury Market Sudbury Market - Trader Application Form Yes, electric required No electric required Thursday Saturday Special events (Fairs & Festivals) Please check to confirm you have the right to work in the UK (you will be asked to provide valid proof if your application is progressed) 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. Submit Many thanks for your enquiry, we'll be in touch shortly! Apply To Trade sudbury plants is 'highly commended' in regional finals and will progress to the national finals! George Cox, of Sudbury Plants, entered NMTF's Young Traders Awards and got through to the Regional Finals in Bury St Edmunds on 29th July where he won 'Highly Commended' title! This means he will be going through to the finals and is a candidate for Best Young Market Trader. This is an incredible achievement, and Sudbury Plants are an absolute credit to Sudbury Market. Fingers crossed for George! You can follow Sudbury Plants on Facebook here. Visit NMTF's website Award-winning Market On 25th September 2024, the National Association of British Market Authorities (NABMA) hosted the much-anticipated presentation of the NABMA Market Awards at their Annual Conference in Harrogate. These prestigious awards celebrate the dedication, innovation, and service of individuals and teams who contribute to the success of the UK’s vibrant market industry. Sudbury Town Council are thrilled to announce that Sudbury Market has won the Small Market Achievement Award 2024 The panel commented: "Sudbury has revitalised its market, with trader numbers doubling and a renewed focus on sustainability. The market has become a symbol of the town’s growth and community spirit" Read Press Release Sud Plants Anchor Meet our Regular Traders Munro's Fish Fresh Fish & Seafood Thursday & Saturday Market Hill Cox's Fruit & Veg Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Thursday Market Hill Sudbury Plants Fresh Cut Flowers, Plants and Seeds Thursday & Saturday Market Hill Coleman's Butchers Fresh Meat, Sausages & BBQ Items Thursday & Saturday Market Hill Cox Brothers Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Saturday Market Hill Village Foods Various Cheeses, Chutneys and Snacks Thursday & Saturday Old Market Place Waters Edge Provisions Local Eggs, Suffolk Honey & Sauces Thursday & Saturday Market Hill Smartsilver Jewellery Hallmarked Silver Jewellery Saturday Old Market Place The Watch Stall Watch Repairs, Clocks, Watches & Vapes Thursday & Saturday Market Hill Jo's Traditional Sweets Traditional Sweets, Nougat, Pick n Mix Saturday Old Market Place Russell's Ladies Clothing Ladies Fashion, Clothing & Accessories Saturday Market Hill Sudbury Coins Collectible Items, Buying & Selling of Gold Thursday & Saturday Market Hill Cole's Fruit & Veg Fresh Fruit & Veg Saturday Market Hill Wayne's Pet Supplies Pet Food, Supplies, Toy, Natural Treats Thursday, Friday & Saturday Old Market Place Biddle's Bread Sourdough Bread, Rolls & Baguettes Thursday Market Hill HARPER JEWELLERY Gold, Silver & Fashion Jewellery, Watches. Thursday Market Hill The Little Dip Company Homemade, Preservative Free Dips Thursday Market Hill Spudette Fresh Jacket Potatoes With Various Fillings Saturday Market Hill Tasty gyoza Japanese Dumplings, Chicken & Spring Rolls Saturday Market Hill Meet our Casual Traders Cactus Cartel Catering Authentic Burritos & Quesadilla Thursday & Saturday Market Hill Bakeaway Bakery - Cakes, pastries and pies Saturday Market Hill Swan Crystals & Giftware Crystals & Giftware Thursday Old Market Place Paul Clayden's Bags Bags, luggage and purses Thursday Market Hill Curry Leaf Catering Indian Inspired Street Food Thursday and Saturday Market Hill RuddyGoodGroupLtd Framed Prints, Canvases and Clothing Saturday Market Hill JUST SOCKS Bed linen, Tea Towels, Throws Thursday Old Market Place YUM YUM TREE FUDGE Flavoured Fudges Thursday Market Hill KUYA CATERING Filipino Street Food Thursday Market Hill MARK'S MUSIC Vinyl Records - Buy & Sell Thursday Market Hill CASUAL & SEASONAL TRADERS Some Sudbury Market Traders sell more seasonal products or only trade with us at certain times of year at special markets or events. Visit our events page for special fairs, markets and events in Sudbury. If you have any queries, please get in touch : 01787 372331

That's a (tortilla) wrap on sudbury street food festival 2026 A huge thank you to everyone who attended Sudbury Street Food Festival 2026! It was a well attended, positive-vibe filled, day with fantastic food, drink, music and atmosphere. The event will be back on August Bank Holiday Sunday next year, but we need your feedback to continue making it bigger and better. Please take a few minutes to complete our event feedback form below: Sudbury Street Food Festival 2026 Feedback Form A big thank you to all of our fantastic food and drink vendors who joined us this year! My Thai Chef Aunty Rees Pizzeria Gusto Spudette Churros by H G Catering S&K Tasty Treats Slice Tasty Gyoza Scrumptious by HA Tipsy Bubbles Wagyu Burgers Tony’s Tortilla/Crepes Cactus Cartel Pica Pota Pasta Savannah Smoke Grill Whippy Bros Woodlands Gourmet Fudge Bucket List The Raclette Truck

THANK YOU! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED PARTY IN THE PARK 2026 - YOU ALL MADE IT AN ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC EVENT! THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR STALLHOLDERS! ENTERTAINMENT FOOD & DRINK WAGYU BURGERS & STREET FOOD GREAT BRITISH ROAST COMPANY SAVANNAH SMOKE GRILL GERMAN SAUSAGES - S&K TASTY TREATS THE BUCKET LIST CHIPS CHURROS BY HG CATERING HOLS BAKES NEEDLE & PIN MIKEY & JORDY'S SLICE RUBY FLAMES ENTERTAINMENT WHITE DRAGON ARCHERY BEAU DANCE & PERFORMING ARTS FRECKLES FACE PAINT CLOUD 9 ROADSHOW JHB AMUSEMENT RIDES PHOENIX MARCHERS WILL & PAUL GINNO CRAFT & COMMUNITY STALLS SUDBURY 3RD SCOUTS PHOENIX MARCHERS SWANS CRYSTALS BOOKS FOR LITTLE PEOPLE BODROS TOYS PREMIER TRAVEL SUFFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST SUFFOLK CADETS SUFFOLK BUILDING SOCIETY HORSEMAN COURT RESIDENTS ASSOC. KIDS FUN GAMES LEGO BY JFD TRADING SPECIAL THANKS... TO COUNCILLOR JESSIE CARTER FOR CONTRIBUTING FUNDS FROM HER LOCALITY BUDGET TO PROVIDE FREE ARCHERY ACTIVITIES FOR EVERYONE!

Mayor's Charity Donations Mayor Councillor Adrian Stohr will be raising funds during his term for his two chosen Charities - Kernos Center and No. 72. All money raised will go directly to the chosen Charities at the end of his Mayoral Term. *An online transaction fee will be taken from the payment, for full amount to be donated, tick the below small box to add on the fee charge* Amount £1 £1 £2 £2 £5 £5 £10 £10 £20 £20 Other Other 0/100 Comment (optional) Donate £1.03 I'd like to add £0.03 to cover transaction fees. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp Copy link Visit Kernos Centre website Visit Number 72 website