Charsfield

She acted in Sir Peter Hall's 1974 film Akenfield about changing rural lives and the garden at her council house in Charsfield was a visitor attraction. Mrs Cole was also an East Anglian Daily Times columnist and made regular appearances on BBC Radio ...

She'd insisted that the only way she wanted to leave Charsfield was in a box, when her time was up, but in 2001 had bowed to common-sense and reality. The garden was getting a bit too much, she'd had terrible problems with leg ulcers, and it was time ...

An archive photograph of Peggy Cole at her home n Charsfield, where she used to open her garden for charity. Peggy, who appeared in the film Akenfield, died on Friday at the age of 80, after a brave battle with cancer. A long-time columnist for the ...

The New Charsfield by architects ROTHELOWMAN is designed to offer residents the amenity of a luxury hotel in residential surrounds. The Victorian-era mansion and former Hotel Charsfield, built in 1889, will be retained and located at the front of the ...

The site lies at the corner of a field on opposite sides of Chapel Lane and The Street, in Charsfield, near Woodbridge, which was one of the settings for 1974 film Akenfield, based on the book by Ronald Blythe. A report by planning officers, set to go ...

There's anger in some villages in Suffolk that they're still without telephone connections - more than two weeks after the storms. Among those affected are Monewden and Charsfield, a few miles from Ipswich. Some proprieties are without phones, even ...