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New hope in Blyth estuary battle

CAMPAIGNERS fighting plans to abandon flood defences along the Blyth Estuary in north Suffolk were offered a glimmer of hope yesterday.

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Issues for Gordon Brown to consider on holiday

What kind of welcome will Gordon Brown get when he goes to Suffolk for his summer holiday next week? "The A12 is the worst road in the country, we face regular train delays and desperately need funding for flood defences in the Blyth estuary," says Peter Aldous, the prospective Tory candidate for the Suffolk Labour marginal of Waveney. "People here will be polite if they encounter him, but they won't...

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Euro-cash hope for Blyth estuary

AN MEP has pledged to scrutinise European Union funds to see if help can be given in maintaining earth walls in a Suffolk estuary. Geoffrey van Orden yesterday was yesterday taken on a boat trip to see the breaches in the walls protecting Tinkers marsh in the Blyth Estuary, near Southwold.

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The Blyth Hotel: room service

Paddy Burt stays at the Blyth Hotel in the quintessentially English town of Southwold, Suffolk.