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Join us for Christmas in Sudbury 2025 Dinky Treats on King Street - Winner of the public vote. Click To Watch Click the link to watch the video of the winners announcement - competition and hampers. Sudbury Christmas Window Display Trail & Competition 2025 The votes have been counted and the winners are in! Thank you to all the businesses who took part in the Sudbury Christmas Window Display competition, and that's just what it was - a real competition! So many beautiful and creative displays made it a close call on votes and decisions hard to make but..... The winners are..... The Public Vote - Dinky Treats The Mayor of Sudbury's Choice - Select Hair Thebestof Sudbury's Choice - Mandy's Jewellery & Gifts Also, a big thank you to all of the businesses who donated goodies for the hamper prizes, the winners of which have also been announced and contacted via e-mail. Huge congratulations everyone. Same time next year? Sudbury Christmas Gift Guide 2025 Sudbury Town Council is pleased to unveil their Christmas Gift Guide 2025 – a comprehensive booklet which aims to help residents and visitors alike discover the best of Sudbury’s independent shops and festive events this Winter. Available for free from the Tourist Information Centre on Gaol Lane from the end of October or click below for the catalogue online. View Sudbury Christmas Gift Guide Sudbury Christmas Light Switch on & Fair 2025 Thank you Sudbury! Sudbury Christmas Light Switch on 2025 will go down in history as one of the best yet! Held on Friday 28th November in the centre of town, thank you to everyone who joined us on the night; all our wonderful stallholders; Ruby Flames (street entertainment); Sound System (Cloud 9 Roadshow) - you all played your part to usher a huge amount of Christmas Cheer to Sudbury. If you have any photos, videos or feedback you'd like to share with us please get in touch on: info@sudbury-tc.gov.uk or tag us on social media. Dickensian Christmas Guided Tour of Sudbury Thank you to everyone who joined our Dickensian Christmas guided tour of Sudbury on Saturday 13th December, Scrooge actually cracked a smile! Guide East will be back in April with their 'Step into the Sudbury Story' guided tours Christmas Memory Tree 2025 Thank you! Over £700 raised for the Mayor's charities - Sudbury Defibrillators and Prostate Cancer UK. Thank you to everyone who has donated and designed a memory for our tree this year - memories will remain until the New Year when you will be able to collect your discs. We will be in touch with everyone who has been involved with this years tree. Thank you and a very Merry Christmas! Join us for Christmas in Sudbury 2025 Dinky Treats on King Street - Winner of the public vote. Click here for the winners announcement Please click above to see the video announcement of all of the winners. Sudbury Christmas Window Display Trail & Competition 2025 The votes are in and the winners have been announced! A big thank you to all of the businesses who entered the competition this year, it really was just that, a real competition with some amazing entries! The winners have now been announced and they are: Public Vote - Dinky Treats Mayor's Choice - Select Hair Thebestof Sudbury's Choice - Mandy's Jewellery & Gifts The hampers winners have also been drawn and contacted via e-mail. A big congratulations to all of our winners. Same time again next year? Sudbury Christmas Gift Guide 2025 Sudbury Town Council is pleased to unveil their Christmas Gift Guide 2025 – a comprehensive booklet which aims to help residents and visitors alike discover the best of Sudbury’s independent shops and festive events this Winter. Available for free from the Tourist Information Centre on Gaol Lane from the end of October or click below for the catalogue online. View Sudbury Christmas Gift Guide Sudbury Christmas Light Switch on & Fair 2025 Thank you Sudbury! Sudbury Christmas Light Switch on 2025 will go down in history as one of the best yet! Held on Friday 28th November in the centre of town, thank you to everyone who joined us on the night; all our wonderful stallholders; Ruby Flames (street entertainment); Sound System (Cloud 9 Roadshow) - you all played your part to usher a huge amount of Christmas Cheer to Sudbury. If you have any photos, videos or feedback you'd like to share with us please get in touch on: info@sudbury-tc.gov.uk or tag us on social media. Dickensian Christmas Guided Tour of Sudbury Thank you to everyone who joined our Dickensian Christmas guided tour of Sudbury on Saturday 13th December, Scrooge actually cracked a smile! Guide East will be back in April with their 'Step into the Sudbury Story' guided tours Christmas Memory Tree 2025 Thank you! Over £700 raised for the Mayor's charities - Sudbury Defibrillators and Prostate Cancer UK. Thank you to everyone who has donated and designed a memory for our tree this year - memories will remain until the New Year when you will be able to collect your discs. We will be in touch with everyone who has been involved with this years tree. Thank you and a very Merry Christmas!

Remembrance 2025 "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old, Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning We will remember them." Remembrance Sunday Parade 2025 Sunday 9th November Sudbury Remembrance Parade schedule: Form up on North side of Market Hill, Sudbury, CO10 2EA Parade form up: 1.40pm March off: 2.00pm Join the event on Facebook The Sudbury Branch of The Royal British Legion and Sudbury Town Council warmly invite you to Sudbury's Remembrance Sunday Parade 2025 taking place on Sunday 9th November. The Parade will form up on the North side of the Market Hill to leave at 2.00 p.m. and be led by The Colchester Pipes and Drums to travel down Gainsborough Street into Gregory Street and finish at St Gregory's Church. Following the Service, wreaths will be laid on both the British and American Memorials at The Croft. The Parade will then form up to march along Croft Road into New Street, North Street and back to the Market Hill. The Salute will be taken outside the Town Hall by the Deputy Lieutenant, Town Mayor and our Branch President. Two Minutes Silence 11:00am 11th November Two minutes silence will be observed by the Mayor, the Town Clerk and members of the RBL outside the Town Hall on 11.11.2025 at 11:00am. Members of the public are welcome to join. Poppy Appeal 2025 Saturday 25th October The Mayor will launch the Poppy Appeal 2025 with a speech outside the Town Hall on Saturday 25th October at 11am. The Royal British Legion will hold a stall on the Saturday market on Market Hill for the following two Saturdays to raise money for the armed forces community. Poppies will be available to buy with a donation to the RBL within the Tourist Information Centre in Gaol Lane. To learn more about the Sudbury branch of the Royal British Legion, and to donate, you can visit their website here. Sudbury Roll of Honour & Sudbury at War permanent exhibit at Sudbury Heritage Centre Sudbury Heritage Centre , Town Hall (Gaol Lane Entrance), Sudbury, CO10 1JL Open: Monday - Saturday, Free Entry WW1 ROLL OF HONOUR During the First World War 236 men from Sudbury families joined the war effort and lost their lives, not always in action. Some died of disease, others in accidents. Just a few of their stories are told at the Sudbury Heritage Centre. WW2 ROLL OF HONOUR In the war years of 1939-1945 Sudbury men fought on land, in the air and at sea, in all the main theatres of war including the jungles of the Far East and the deserts of North Africa. The stories of some of the 60 who died in this conflict is told in a dedicted permanent display at The Heritage Centre. AMERICANS IN SUDBURY A deserted airfield lies just to the east of Sudbury. For some eighteen months in 1944-45 this was ‘home’ to some 3,000 young American GIs of the 486th Bomber Group. B17 and B24 heavy bombers took off on missions into Occupied Europe. The story of the 486th Group is told at the Heritage Centre - dedicated to the memory of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Commonwealth War Graves We produce a booklet of Commonwealth War Graves in Sudbury Cemetary. This is available to pick up for free in the Heritage Centre, or can be downloaded here. VJ Day 80 Celebrations On the 15th August 2025 Sudbury Town Council joined the Royal British Legion in celebrating the 80th anniversary of Victory in Japan Day by hosting a service in front of the Town Hall, with a reenactment of the unveiling of the plaque and a performance of war time songs. Videographer Finlay Higgins filmed the celebrations for us and the result is viewable here.

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 amenities 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 water meadows - 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

Sudbury Town Hall Old Market Place, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1TL Built by Thomas Ginn of Sudbury and opened for use in 1828. The Town Hall is an impressive civic building in the Greek classic style occupying a prestigious site overlooking the Old Market Place. Today The Town Hall is well used by our community for a range of uses: HQ for Sudbury Town Council offices and the location all Council Meetings , our dedicated Sudbury Tourist Information Centre, Suffolk County Council Registration Services and is also open to the public 6 days a week as Sudbury's free Heritage Centre & Museum with a range of fascinating artifacts and interactive displays offering a window into Sudbury's rich history. The Mayor's Parlour is well used as part of the Council's civic events programme and Council meetings. The impressive Assembly Room is available for hire and is suitable for a wide range of events from conferences, dinners, lectures to classes... take a look at our hire charges and booking information below. 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. Find out more by exploring The Talbot Trail which starts at The Town Hall. The Assembly Room Available for Hire Entrance on Gaol Lane (Fully accessible) The Town Hall's impressive Assembly Room has played host to many public and private events. They include festivals, craft fairs, awards, public lectures, dance classes, ceremonies, dinners and more. We offer highly competitive hire rates for private and corporate functions, and subsidised rates for local community and charitable organisations. The Assembly Room is accessible and well equipped with a kitchen, toilets, chairs and tables, AV equipment including a projector and screen and free use of WiFi. For our of hours bookings, we also supply a doorkeeper to ensure your guests are welcomed and directed to where they need to be. They take care of opening the building for you and closing down after, to leave you free to just head home. 2026/27 Assembly Room Hire Charges Standard room layouts Assembly Room Layouts Please click the below button for The Assembly Room booking request form. Assembly Room Booking Form If you have any queries regarding hiring the Town Hall's Assembly Form, please get in touch on: info@sudbury-tc.gov.uk or give us a call on: 01787 372331. Free use of The Town Hall Policy Sudbury Heritage Centre & Museum Entrance on Gaol Lane | Free Entry Open Monday - Saturday From Saxons to silk...A must visit for anyone curious about Sudbury's unique heritage. Sudbury Heritage Centre is housed within the beautiful Grade II listed Town Hall with entrance on Gaol Lane. Displays offer a fascinating glimpse into the town’s past from Pre-history to the present day. Read more here. Visitors are also welcome to explore the extensive Sudbury Photo Archive, a captivating collection of images of Sudbury through the ages. The entrance on Gaol Lane is also the start of Sudbury's self-guided town walk: The Talbot Trail. In February 2025, The Museum Trust launched a new Sudbury Sporting History booth at the Heritage Centre. If you have not been to visit in a while, this is a good chance to see this fantastic new exhibit! Sudbury Tourist Information Centre Entrance on Gaol Lane | Free Entry Open year round: Monday - Saturday Sudbury's Tourist Information Centre is one of the last remaining dedicated TICs in the region. Operated by Sudbury Town Council, this friendly and customer focused service is for both local residents and visitors alike. Our knowledgeable staff can help tailor your visit to you interests and we have a shop stacked with fascinating local history books, maps and guides, as well as souvenirs such as postcards, mugs and magnets and locally crafted gift ideas - including products made with our famous Sudbury Silk! You can also Step into the Sudbury Story on one of our Guided Town Tours ! Have a query? Please get in touch: info@sudbury-tc.gov.uk 01787 372331 Sudbury Registration Office Registration of Births, Deaths, Marriages and Civil Partnerships Access guide for Sudbury Registration Office Open for pre-booked appointments only. There's no counter service (reception). An appointment system is in operation. Please get in touch to make an appointment: E: Sudbury.registrars@suffolk.gov.uk T: 0345 607 2060 Opening hours: Tuesday 12.30 – 4pm, Wednesday and Friday 9.30 – 4pm. (Closed until 11am on the third Friday of every month) Open for pre-booked appointments only. There's no counter service (reception). An appointment system is in operation.

View current vacancies with Sudbury Town Council Sudbury Town Council Staff Vacancies PROJECTS MANAGER Vacancy posted 09.04.2026 Sudbury Town Council is currently recruiting for an experienced and enthusiastic Projects Manager. We are seeking an individual with a background of managing and motivating teams to perform to the highest possible standards, with significant operations, project or facilities management experience. Post: Projects Manager Reports to: Town Clerk Responsible for: Operations Team Salary: STC Grade 8 (SCP 30 to 34) starting at: £40,777 per annum Type: Full time / permanent (following a successful 6-month probationary period). Hours: 37 hours per week Based at: Sudbury Town Council Offices, Town Hall, Old Market Place, CO10 1TL Job Purpose: To support the Town Clerk in the effective delivery of Sudbury Town Council management and services. To work as part of the senior management team to ensure that the Town Council meets its aims, objectives and purposes. To act as the Council’s lead on the delivery of projects, including routine external services and facilities management. To apply: Please download and read the Job Description and Person Specification below and apply with your CV and cover letter detailing your suitability for the role to the Town Clerk: ciaran.griffin@sudbury-tc.gov.uk For an informal chat about this position please call 01787 372331. Job Description & Person Specification

Places to eat and drink when you visit Sudbury, Suffolk. EATING & DRINKING IN SUDBURY The town of Sudbury, Suffolk, home to one of the oldest charter markets on record, is a warm and welcoming town stooped in history and set in the beautiful Stour Valley, making it a fantastic place to visit. After walking through the historic water meadows, looking around the market or exploring the local heritage centre and Gainsborough's House, somewhere to eat and drink will likely be top of your list of things to do. 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 Visitor Information Team are happy to answer your queries and will help you make the most of your visit. Photo Credit: Prado Lounge AG Lifestyle Coffee - Light Bites - Dine In. 36-38 Station Road, Sudbury, CO10 2SS MORE INFO Alaz Turkish Cuisines - Dine in - Licenced Bar. Church Street, Sudbury, Suffolk CO10 2BL MORE INFO Aunty Rees Cookies - Cake - Ice Cream. Unit 2, 101 East Street, Sudbury, CO10 2TP MORE INFO Ballingdon Valley Indian Cuisine - Dine in - Take Away. 57 Ballingdon St, Sudbury CO10 2DA MORE INFO Bishops Coffee Coffee - Light Bites - Botanical Theme. 101 East Street, Sudbury CO10 2TP MORE INFO Boathouse Bistro Turkish Cuisine - Bar - Hotel 42 Cross Street, Sudbury CO10 2DL MORE INFO Burger Amour Burgers - Dine in - Take Away. 34-35 King Street, Sudbury CO10 2EQ MORE INFO Caffé Nero Coffee - Sandwiches - Pastries. 92 North St, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 1RF MORE INFO Costa Coffee Coffee - Cake - Take Away Option. 11 Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EA MORE INFO Courtyard Tap Micropub - Real Ales - Grade II Listed. 26-27 Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2EU MORE INFO Cradle Plant Based - Bakery - Restaurant. 40 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RD MORE INFO David's Coffee - Breakfast/Lunch - Dine in. 51 Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2ET MORE INFO Dinky Treats Coffee - Cake - Pick 'n' Mix. 3 King St, Sudbury CO10 2EB MORE INFO Dough & Co. Woodfired Pizza - Dine In - Cocktails. 34/35 King St, Sudbury CO10 2EQ MORE INFO Esquires Coffee Coffee - Sandwiches - Cakes. 17 Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EA MORE INFO Finnegan's Whiskers. Cats - Coffee - Cake. 90 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Gainsborough Coffee House Locally Roasted Coffee - Lunches - Treats. 3 Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2ET MORE INFO Good View Chinese cuisine - Take Away Only. 57 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RE MORE INFO Grover & Allen (Wetherspoons) Pub - Outside Area - Budget Friendly. 69 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Huffers Cafe Restaurant Breakfast - Lunch - Family Friendly. 32 King Street, Sudbury CO10 2EQ MORE INFO Hot Wok Chinese Cuisine - Take Away. 50 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RE MORE INFO Jilani Indian Cuisine - Dine in - Take Away. 58-59 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RE MORE INFO Joe's Sandwich Shop Filled Baguettes - Cake - Coffee. 86 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Lara Meze & Grill Turkish Cuisine - Dine In - Take Away. 54-55 Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2ET MORE INFO Liz's Kebab & Pizza House Kebabs - Pizzas - Burgers 55 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RE MORE INFO Mick's Fish & Chips Traditional Fish & Chips - Town Centre. 5 Borehamgate, King St, CO10 2EG MORE INFO Mick's Fish & Chips Fish & Chips - Sausages - Take Away. 1 Landsdown Road, Sudbury CO10 2QF MORE INFO Mughal Express Indian Cuisine - Take Away. 53 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RE MORE INFO North Street Tavern Ales - Spirits - Bar Snacks. 66 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RE MORE INFO Oh My Cod Fish & Chips - Burgers - Takeaway. 56 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RE MORE INFO Painters at The Angel Breakfast - Brunches - Bar. 43 Friars St, Sudbury CO10 2AG MORE INFO Prado Lounge Varied Menu - 2-4-1 Drinks - Market view. 15-16 Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EA MORE INFO Starburger Burgers - Milkshakes - Dine In. 82 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Sudbury Arts Centre Cafe/Bar Light Bites - Coffee - Bar - Church Setting. Market Hill, Sudbury CO10 2EA MORE INFO The Barista Shed Coffee - Pastries - Roastery. 83 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO The Bay Horse Pub - Rooms - Garden & Heated Areas. 61 Melford Rd, Sudbury CO10 1JS MORE INFO The Brewery Tap Local Ales - Live Music - Dog Friendly. 21 East St, Sudbury CO10 2TP MORE INFO The Codfather Fish & Chips - Kids Menu - Vegan Menu. 37 King Street, Sudbury CO10 2EQ MORE INFO The Comfortable/Sporty Cow Live Music/Sports - Games - Happy Hours. 12 King Street, Sudbury, CO10 2EB MORE INFO The Henny Swan Pub/Restaurant - Riverside - Boat Hire. Henny Street CO10 7LS MORE INFO The Mandarin Chinese Cuisine - Take Away. 15 Cross Street, Sudbury CO10 2DP MORE INFO The Prince Of Wales Pub - Beer Garden - Live Music and Sport. New St, Sudbury CO10 1JB MORE INFO The Secret Garden Light Lunches - Cream Teas - A La Carte. Buzzards Hall, 17 Friars Street, CO10 2AA MORE INFO The Strawberry Teapot Snacks - Light lunches - Afternoon Tea. 5 Friars St, Sudbury CO10 2AA MORE INFO The Wagon Restaurant - Lounge Bar - Courtyard Church Walk, Sudbury CO10 1HJ MORE INFO The Watering Place Light Lunches - Cakes - Hot drinks. 46 Gainsborough St, Sudbury CO10 2EU MORE INFO The White Horse Pub Food - Kids Menu - Beer Garden. 97 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RF MORE INFO Toast Coffee - Light Bites - Cake. 10 Old Market Place, Sudbury CO10 1TL MORE INFO Twenteaone Hot Drinks - Cakes & Bakes - Deli. 21 North St, Sudbury CO10 1RB MORE INFO Viva Pizza - Dine In - Milkshakes. 36 King Street, Sudbury CO10 2EQ MORE INFO Youngs Chinese Cuisine - Take Away Only. 67-71 Melford Rd, Sudbury CO10 1JS MORE INFO

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.

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