Bruisyard

We were chopping, frying and roasting under the watchful eye of top chef David Newstead in the sumptuous surroundings of Bruisyard Hall. The 700-year-old manor house in deepest, darkest Suffolk can be hired for long weekends or mid-week to celebrate ...

The order of nuns who lived at Bruisyard Hall in the 14th century would scarcely recognise it now. More than 600 years of tumultuous history separate its use as an abbey and the £1.5m refurbishment that saw it reopen as a smart B&B and wedding venue ...

Bruisyard's new food provenance experience begins when guests open the “rustic hamper” in their rooms, which is packed with locally sourced products. These Suffolk products and delicacies such as cider, freshly squeezed fruit juice, cold-pressed ...

Bruisyard Hall wedding and function venue manager Paul Rous (left) with Suffolk County Council chairman Christopher Hudson, whose chosen charity for the year is SSAFA, which supports former and serving members of the armed forces and their families.

In our gallery, top right, we have images of birds searching for food in a snowy garden in Cransford, while Cheryl Runnacles captured Bruisyard while out walking her dogs. In Ipswich, Lee Markwell remained indoors, away from the icy blast. But he still ...

“I feel the connection between Blackadder and Bruisyard Hall is a very relevant one given that one highlights the significant periods of British history since the 1400s and the other has lived through them.” The script comes with a note from Mr Curtis ...