Walberswick

Suffolk author, Esther Freud referred to the Walberswick Scroll in her 2003 novel Sea House, in which an artist draws almost every house in the fictional village of Steerborough. The character's inspiration comes in letters from another artist, based ...

The one-woman crimewave committed the five pub assaults, criminal damage and threatening behaviour at the 15th Century Bell Inn in Walberswick on December 5. Before Betts - whose address was also given as Adams Lane, Walberswick, on the court list ...

Mill Cottage is on the road leading into Walberswick, a strung-out, linear village, with a broad central green with tea shops, general store and playground. It's a quiet, seaside village, south of Southwold, and linked to its bigger, livelier neighbour ...

All the allegations arose out of an incident at The Bell Inn in Walberswick. Saffron Betts, of Hotson, Road, Southwold, is due to appear before North Suffolk Magistrates' Court in Lowestoft for the first hearing of her case later this month. Tim ...

And with the lifeboat crew called out eight times in the whole of last year to recover pet dogs from the water, owners are being urged to take particular care around the Walberswick side of the River Blyth in Southwold, and to call 999 and alert the ...

Tom Orford of Savills Ipswich comments: “Walberswick is a village that brims with traditional character and charming architecture. Its sandy beach and two excellent pubs add to the appeal and make it a firm favourite for buyers in search of a second home.