Knettishall

You can also try your hand at an archaeological dig and examine Knettishall finds such as Bronze age pottery and flints. You can also see the Exmoor ponies whose grazing helps maintain the heathland habitat by inhibiting scrub growth. Spinners will be ...

He added: “What we're setting out really is a vision for the future of Knettishall Heath, which is a grazed wooded landscape, a mixture of heathland and wood pasture. We find a way to help people visualise how that may look like, is to say it will be ...

... bit of countryside for people who walk their dogs and it's a great asset for the local area.” John Bucher owns nine of 11 properties in Knettishall, the two exceptions being Knettishall House and All Saints' Church, which has now been converted ...

The fire was on the Suffolk Wildlife Trust's Knettishall Heath and the tree sat on top of an area of the heath called Hut Hill, an ancient bronze age burial mound. A dog walker alerted the fire service to the tree ablaze at 4,43pm yesterday and two ...

A memorial dedication ceremony, organised by the 388th Bomber Group Memorial Committee, to mark the 70th anniversary of the arrival of the first American airmen to be based in the country and the wartime personnel at Knettishall airfield took place at ...

A memorial dedication ceremony, organised by the 388th Bomber Group Memorial Committee, to mark the 70th anniversary of the arrival of the first American airmen to be based in the country and the wartime personnel at Knettishall airfield took place at ...