Thetford Town Guide 2023

Welcome to Thetford! A charming market town nestled in the heart of Norfolk! Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a long-time resident, there’s always something new to discover in this delightful town.

Thetford is known for its rich history, with evidence of human settlement in the area dating back to the Neolithic era. Over the centuries, Thetford has been home to Anglo-Saxon kings, Norman conquerors, and Victorian entrepreneurs, leaving behind a fascinating legacy of architecture and culture.

Today, Thetford is a thriving community with a lively high street, plenty of green spaces, and a welcoming atmosphere. From quaint tearooms to bustling pubs,

Welcome to Thetford...

there’s no shortage of places to relax and unwind in Thetford. And with its convenient location just off the A11, Thetford is a great base for exploring the wider area, whether you’re heading to Norwich, Cambridge, or the stunning Norfolk coastline.

In this guide we will run you through some of the must-see places, local history, shopping, as well as giving you lots of useful information and contacts from local services to sports clubs.

Grab your walking shoes and get ready to explore! Whether you’re here for a holiday or are lucky enough to call Thetford home, there is something for everyone, so get out and see what it’s all about.

Town aerial photograph with Thetford Priory in the foreground

History of Thetford...

Situated on the banks of the River Little Ouse, Thetford has a rich history dating back over 2,000 years. In this article, we will delve into the fascinating history of Thetford and learn about the town's key events, landmarks and people.

Thetford was originally known as "Theodford" and was established by the Anglo-Saxons in the 5th century AD. It was an important settlement during the early Middle Ages and was mentioned in the Domesday Book, a record of the survey of England ordered by William the Conqueror in 1086. The town's location on the River Little Ouse made it an important trading centre for merchants, and it became a significant market town

in the medieval period.

One of the most significant events in Thetford's history occurred in the late 14th century when the town was ravaged by the Black Death, a deadly pandemic that killed millions of people across Europe. Thetford was hit particularly hard, and the population of the town was greatly reduced. However, the town gradually recovered and continued to flourish in the centuries that followed.

During the Tudor period, Thetford became an important centre of religious and political power. It was home to a number of influential figures, including the Duke of Norfolk, who was one of the most powerful nobles in the country. The town was also the site of a number of important religious buildings, including the Priory of St. Mary and the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. These buildings played a significant role in the history of Thetford and helped to shape the town's character and culture.

The 18th and 19th centuries saw Thetford undergo significant changes

Thetford Priory

as the town grew and modernized. The Industrial Revolution brought new technologies and industries to the area, including cotton mills, ironworks and breweries. The town's population also grew rapidly, and new houses and buildings were constructed to accommodate the growing number of residents.

One of the most famous figures associated with Thetford is the writer Thomas Paine, who was born in the town in 1737. Paine was an influential political thinker and activist who played a significant role in the American Revolution and the French Revolution. He is best known for his books "Common Sense" and "The Rights of Man", which advocated for democratic government and human rights. Paine's legacy is still celebrated in Thetford today, and there is a museum dedicated to his life and work in the town.

Another notable figure from Thetford's history is Maharajah Duleep Singh, who

lived in the town during the late 19th century. Singh was the last ruler of the Sikh Empire in India and was exiled to England after the British annexation of his kingdom. He settled in Thetford and became a prominent member of the local community, building a magnificent estate called Elveden Hall. Singh's story is a fascinating example of the international connections and diverse cultures that have shaped the history of Thetford. You can see a magnificent bronze memorial statue on Butten Island.

Today, Thetford is a thriving market town that is home to a rich array of historic landmarks and cultural attractions. Visitors to the town can explore the ruins of the medieval priory, visit the ancient Church of the Holy Sepulchre, or take a stroll through the Thetford Forest, one of the largest lowland forests in the UK. The town also boasts a vibrant arts and culture scene, with regular concerts, festivals and exhibitions held throughout the year.

Thetford's history is a fascinating tale of triumphs and tragedies, of cultural diversity and political power, and of enduring legacies that continue to shape the town's identity today.

Thomas Paine

Duleep Singh

• Go Ape - Hard work but plenty of active fun! From classic tree-top adventures, to the Tarzan Swing and the Tree Top Junior Adventure for little ones! There is something for the whole family!

• Ancient House Museum of Thetford Life - The atmospheric crooked house tells the remarkable story of Thetford and the Brecks. Discover rich collections alongside audio guides, films and animations.

• The Desert Rat Memorial - The memorial is dedicated to all who served in the 7th Armoured Division (The Desert Rats), the 4th Armoured Brigade (The Black Rats) and the 7th Armoured Brigade (The Green Jerboa), throughout history.

Top attractions in Thetford...

• Lynford Arboretum - Peaceful, quiet and beautiful. A lovely place to walk.

• Thetford Castle - Perfect for sunny weather. A very steep hill with 88 very secure, solid steps all the way to the top! The view from the top is simply wonderful!

• Charles Burrell Museum - Small, volunteer run Museum situated in the old paint shop, they tell the story of the firm ‘Charles Burrell & Sons’ which manufactured steam traction engines until the 1920s.

• Dad’s Army Museum (Read more about this on pages 10 and 12).

• Grimes Graves - An English Heritage site with 433 Neolithic flint mines - one of which has been excavated and is open to the public.

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Go Ape

Welcome to the Dad’s Army Museum!

The museum is a must-visit attraction for fans of the beloved British sitcom, “Dad’s Army.”

The show, which aired on BBC1 from 1968 to 1977, follows the misadventures of a hapless group of Home Guard volunteers during World War II.

The Dad’s Army Museum (which opened in 2007) is dedicated to celebrating the show’s enduring legacy and preserving the history of the Home Guard. The museum is housed in Thetford’s historic fire station on Cage Lane, which was used as a location in several episodes of the show.

The museum is packed full of memorabilia, including original props, costumes, scripts, and photographs. Fans of the show will delight in seeing familiar items such as Captain Mainwaring’s desk, Sergeant Wilson’s gramophone, and Private Frazer’s funeral director’s outfit. The museum’s collection also includes

an impressive array of vintage Home Guard equipment, including weapons, uniforms, and vehicles.

One of the highlights of the museum is the recreation of the Walmingtonon-Sea set, complete with the church hall, the town square, and the platoon’s headquarters. Visitors can take a stroll down Memory Lane and immerse themselves in the world of “Dad’s Army,” with interactive exhibits and displays that bring the show to life.

The museum also hosts regular events and exhibitions, including talks by cast members and special screenings of episodes. The museum’s gift shop is a treasure trove of souvenirs and merchandise, from books and DVDs to mugs and t-shirts. Visitors can even pick up their very own “Don’t Panic” sign, just like the one that hung in Captain Mainwaring’s office.

The Dad’s Army Museum is a testament to the enduring popularity of one of Britain’s best-loved sitcoms. The show has been a cultural touchstone for generations, and the museum provides a unique insight into the world of the Home Guard during World War II. The museum

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... is also a great day out for families, with plenty of activities for children and adults alike.

Thetford itself is a charming town with plenty to offer visitors. The town has a rich history, with evidence of Roman, Saxon, and Viking settlements. Visitors can explore the town’s ancient priory, stroll along the river, or take a walk in the nearby Thetford Forest. The town also has plenty of cafés, pubs, and restaurants, so visitors can grab a bite to eat before or after their visit to the museum.

The Dad’s Army Museum is a mustvisit attraction for fans of the show and anyone interested in the history of the Home Guard during World War II. With its impressive collection of memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and regular events,

the museum provides a unique insight into the world of “Dad’s Army.” Thetford itself is a charming town with plenty to offer visitors, so why not make a day of it and explore all that the town has to offer?

07470 165795

www.dadsarmythetford.org.uk

Cage Ln, Thetford, IP24 2DS

The Captain Mainwaring statue was unveiled on June 19th, 2010 by the writers of Dad’s Army, Jimmy Perry and David Croft and is located by the bridge on Bridge Street near the river Ouse. The statue was created by Sean Hedges-Quinn, a local sculptor, animator, film model and prop-maker who was born in the nearby town of Ipswich.

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Dog friendly Thetford...

If you're a dog owner in Thetford, or visiting with your four-legged friend, you're in luck! With beautiful parks, riverside paths, and forest trails, there's no shortage of places to take your furry friend for a walk.

Thetford is famously home to one of the largest areas of forest in the UK, Thetford Forest, which is an excellent place to explore with your dog. There are plenty of walking trails throughout the forest, including several marked routes that vary in length and difficulty. The forest also has several picnic areas and open spaces where your dog can run and play.

Another great spot to take your dog for a walk is Castle Hill Country Park, located just a short distance from Thetford town centre. The park boasts over 180 acres of beautiful countryside, with plenty of paths and trails to explore. Your dog will love the open spaces, and you can even let them off the leash in designated areas.

For a more urban setting, Thetford's town centre has several dog-friendly parks, including the popular Butten Island Park. This beautiful park is located on the River Thet and features a large open space where your dog can run around and play. There are also several picnic tables and benches throughout the park, making it the perfect spot for a picnic with your furry friend.

Finally, if you're looking for a dogfriendly pub, the award-winning Thomas Paine Hotel is a great choice. This historic hotel and pub (located on 33 Whitehart Street, IP24 1AA) welcomes dogs in their bar area, and they even have a special dog menu that includes treats and meals!

Vets:

Hopefully, you won’t need a vet, however, these are veterinary practices in Thetford... for just in case

• Eastgate Vets 01842 753991

• The Old Golfhouse Veterinary Group 01842 764244

• Paul Jarman Veterinary Practice 01842 824803

Guidance for dog walkers:

• Be aware of, and adhere to, restrictions limiting where dogs can go – particularly if it impacts local wildlife or livestock

• Keep your dog close to you and under your control at all times

• Use a lead when needed or requested

• Prevent your dog from approaching cordoned areas

• Always bag and bin your dog’s poo

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Thetford Forest: Where Nature and Adventure Await

Nestled in the heart of East Anglia, Thetford Forest is a sprawling 18,700-hectare woodland that offers a range of activities and experiences for visitors of all ages. From walking and cycling to adventure sports and wildlife watching, Thetford Forest has something for everyone.

History and Geography

Thetford Forest is located in Norfolk and Suffolk, with the River Thet running through its heart. It is part of the larger Breckland area, which is characterised by its sandy soil, heathland, and woodland habitats. The forest was originally planted in the 1920s to provide a sustainable timber resource for the country, but it has since become a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

Nature and Wildlife

Thetford Forest is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, with over 50 species of birds and 11 species of mammals recorded within the forest. Visitors can spot red and roe deer, foxes, badgers, squirrels and even otters along the River Thet. The forest is also home to a variety of rare and endangered species, such as the silver-studded blue butterfly,

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the Woodlark and the magnificent Goshawk.

Walking and Cycling

With over 18,000 hectares of woodland to explore, with a network of trails and paths that are perfect for walkers and cyclists. The forest has a range of walking routes to suit all abilities, from gentle strolls to more challenging hikes. The circular Lynford Arboretum trail is a popular choice, taking visitors through the forest’s stunning collection of trees and shrubs.

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Thetford Forest aerial view

Thetford Forest is home to the magnificent Northern Goshawk

For cyclists, Thetford Forest has over 60 miles of purpose-built mountain bike trails, with routes ranging from beginner to advanced levels. The forest is also home to the UK’s first dedicated bike park, with a range of jumps, berms, and drops for adrenaline junkies to test their skills.

Adventure Sports

Thetford Forest is also a hub for adventure sports, with a range of activities on offer for thrill-seekers. The forest’s Go Ape course is a must-do for anyone looking for an adrenaline-fueled experience. The course features a range of obstacles and challenges, including zip lines, rope bridges, and Tarzan swings, all set high up in the forest canopy.

For those who prefer to keep their feet firmly on the ground, the forest’s Segway trails offer a unique way to explore the woodland. Visitors can hop on a Segway and whizz through the forest’s trails, taking in the stunning scenery along the way.

Family Fun

Thetford Forest is a great destination for families, with a range of activities on offer to keep kids entertained. The forest’s

High Lodge Visitor Centre has a range of play areas, including an adventure playground and a sandpit, as well as a café and a picnic area. The centre also hosts regular events and activities, such as nature walks and bushcraft sessions.

Wildlife watching is also a great activity for families to enjoy together, with the chance to spot a range of animals and birds within the forest. The forest’s Gruffalo trail is a firm favourite with young children, taking them on an interactive journey through the woodland in search of the mythical creature.

Accommodation and Facilities

Thetford Forest has a range of accommodation options to suit all tastes and budgets. The forest’s campsite is a popular choice for those looking for a back-to-nature experience, with pitches available for tents, caravans, and motorhomes. The campsite has a range of facilities, including hot showers, washingup areas, and a shop.

For those looking for a more luxurious stay, the forest’s lodges and cabins offer a comfortable and cosy retreat.

For cyclists, Thetford Forest has over 60 miles of purpose-built mountain bike trails

Located in the historic town of Thetford by the river, Thetford Library offers a wide range of facilities and groups to help support the community. The library has a team of friendly and helpful staff that are trained to help with a wide range of enquiries, including local historical research to business start-up support.

Thetford Library consists of two floors with the main library facilities located on the ground floor including a disabled access customer toilet with baby changing facilities. There is also free Wi-Fi available to all, a baby weighing station, and selfservice machines to borrow, return, and renew library items. It is free to join the library and once you become a member you can borrow a wide range of items: fiction, non-fiction books, large print books, puzzles, audio books, micro:bit kits, and much more.

The library has 13 PCs that are free for customers to use and chargeable printing facilities in black and white and colour in A4 and A3 sizes, prices starting from 20p per sheet.

With a library card, customers are also able to sign up for free to our library apps: Libby (eAudio and eBooks), BorrowBox (eAudio), and Press Reader for an extensive range of magazines and newspapers. Your library card also allows access to lots of online resources. For the full list, please visit www.norfolk.gov.uk and look under the Library Information and Online Resources page.

On the 2nd floor, the Registrars of Births and Deaths have an office open during the week by appointment only. Other rooms and the main floor space are available for hire by contacting the library. Some of the groups include NHS Health Checks and Adult Education courses.

Appointment bookings can also be made to view the items in the Duleep Singh room. There are historical local photographs and rarer copies of books, such as Thomas Paine’s ‘The Age of

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Reason’ that can be viewed in the library. There is a lift available as well as stairs to reach the upper floor.

The library also has a PC attached to our microfilm reader that customers can book to look through our local newspapers that range 1866 – 1986. Printing facilities are then available to print out sections needed for the enquiry.

There are also several regular groups held in the library throughout the year for both children and adults. Details can be found by visiting www.norfolk.gov.uk/ libraries or by visiting our Thetford Library Facebook page where we post regular updates about the library and events.

Open:

• Monday to Friday 10am to 7pm (8am to 10am Open Library access only)

• Saturday: 10am to 4pm (8am to 10am

Open Library access only)

• Sunday: 10am to 4pm (Open Library access only)

Things to see and do in Thetford...

Thetford has a rich history dating back over 2,000 years. This vibrant town is filled with plenty of things to see and do. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply looking for a fun day out... Thetford has something for everyone. Here are some of the top things to see and do in Thetford.

Explore the Thetford Forest

One of the most popular attractions in Thetford is the Thetford Forest, a vast expanse of woodland that covers over 18,000 hectares. This beautiful forest is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, badgers, and birds of prey. Visitors can explore the forest on foot, by bike, or even on horseback. There are also plenty of picnic areas, playgrounds, and cafés to enjoy, making the Thetford Forest a great destination for a family day out.

Thetford Forest

Visit the Ancient Priory

The Ancient Priory is one of the most iconic landmarks in Thetford. Founded in the 12th century, this beautiful priory was one of the largest and most important monasteries in medieval East Anglia. Today, visitors can explore the ruins of the priory and learn about its rich history. There are also guided tours available, which provide a fascinating insight into the daily lives of the monks who once lived here.

Enjoy a show at the Carnegie Room

The Carnegie Room is a beautiful venue located in the heart of Thetford. This historic building hosts a wide variety of shows and events throughout the year, including theatre performances, concerts, and comedy nights. Visitors can enjoy a night out at the Carnegie Room, taking in the best of local and national talent.

Thetford Priory Cluniac Monastic House

Visit the Charles Burrell Museum

The Charles Burrell Museum is a mustsee attraction for anyone interested in the history of Thetford. This fascinating museum is dedicated to the life and work of Charles Burrell, a local engineer who played a significant role in the town’s industrial heritage. Visitors can explore a collection of steam engines, traction engines, and other historic vehicles, as well as learn about Burrell’s life and achievements.

Take a stroll along the River Little Ouse

The River Little Ouse flows through the heart of Thetford and is a beautiful place to take a stroll. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful walk along the riverbank, taking in the stunning scenery and spotting local wildlife. There are also plenty of benches and picnic areas along the way, making it a great spot to relax and enjoy a leisurely lunch.

Explore the Castle Hill Country Park

The Castle Hill Country Park is a beautiful park located on the outskirts of Thetford. This picturesque park is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including rabbits, hedgehogs, and butterflies. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk through the park, taking in the stunning views of the surrounding countryside. There are also plenty of picnic areas and play areas to enjoy, making it a great destination for a family day out.

In conclusion, Thetford is a wonderful town filled with plenty of things to see and do. Whether you’re looking to explore the town’s rich history, soak up the natural beauty of the Thetford Forest, or enjoy a night out at the Carnegie Room, there’s something for everyone in Thetford. So why not plan your next visit to this charming market town and discover all that it has to offer?

Walk along the Little Ouse

Shopping in Thetford...

Thetford is a hidden gem for local shopping. With a range of independent shops, markets, and events, Thetford offers a unique shopping experience. On this page, we will explore the best local shopping spots in Thetford, Norfolk.

Cosy Home Furnishing

First established as a family-run business almost 25 years ago, Cosy Carpets quickly became a reliable and trusted local business in the carpet industry across Norfolk and Suffolk. Expanding rapidly over the decades, Cosy Carpets grew to what it is today: offering carpets, beds, sofas, furniture and bed linen at competitive prices. Located on Mundford Road, IP24 1NB.

Roys of Thetford

Once you’ve soaked up the atmosphere of the charming town of Thetford, take a look around Roys. You’ll find a supermarket section, and selected ranges for DIY, homewares, electricals, toys, accessories and seasonal items. There’s something for everyone! Located on Guildhall Street, IP24 2DT.

Not Just Books

An independent bookshop in the heart of Thetford. Located on 23 Riverside Walk, IP24 2BB.

Thetford Garden Centre

A popular, independent garden centre, established in 1982 offering plants plus homeware, tools, furniture, clothing, pet fish and more, with a cafe and nature trail. Located at Kilverstone, IP24 2RL

Watermans Jewellers

An independent jewellers located on 20 Well Street, IP24 2BL.

J Jones Family Butcher

An independent, family butchers. Located on 38 King Street, IP24 2AP.

Thetford Market

Thetford Market is a weekly market that takes place every Tuesday and Saturday in the town centre. The market offers a range of local produce, crafts, and goods, including fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, cheese, plants, flowers, clothing, jewellery, and more. This is an excellent place to find locally produced items, support small businesses, and enjoy the community atmosphere.

The Mulberry

Need to relax after a hard day of browsing and shopping? Head to The Mulberry which is open Tuesday –Saturday from 6pm. This is a gem of a restaurant right in the heart of Thetford and is the perfect place to end the day and unwind after a busy day hitting the shops. Enjoy the finest quality Mediterranean and English style dishes in stylish, intimate and welcoming surroundings. Please contact 01842 824122 to make a reservation.

Thetford is a great place for shopping, with a good range of both local independent shops and larger chain stores. From the weekly market to the garden centre and gift stores, Thetford offers a unique shopping experience that would make for a very enjoyable day out!

Sport in Thetford...

Thetford Town Football Club

Mundford Road, Thetford, IP24 1NB 01842 766120

www.thetfordtownfootballclub.com

Thetford Rugby Club

Mundford Road, Thetford, IP24 1LZ 01842 755176

www.pitchero.com/clubs/ thetfordrugbyfootballclub

Thetford Town Cricket Club

Recreation Groud, Mundford Road, Thetford, IP24 1NB 01842 754673

www.thetfordtown.play-cricket.com

Thetford Town Hockey Club

Breckland Leisure Centre, Croxton Road, Thetford, IP24 1JD 01842 753110

www.thetfordtownhockey.wixsite.com

Thetford Netball Club

Kings House Gardens, King Street, Thetford, IP24 2AP thetfordnetball@gmail.com

www.thetfordnetball.co.uk

Thetford Athletic Club

www.thetford-ac.co.uk

Thetford Town Boxing Club

39 Brunel Way, Thetford, IP24 1HP 01842 821460

Ishin Ryu Ju Jitsu

Croxton Road, Thetford, IP24 1JD 01953 483795

Kuk Sool Won of Thetford

Charles Burrell Centre, Staniforth Road, Thetford, IP24 3LH 07984 494146

Thetford Golf Club

Brandon Road, Thetford, IP24 3NE 01842 752169

www.thetfordgolfclub.co.uk

G. W. Staniforth Bowls Club

Kings House Gardens, St. Giles Lane, Thetford, IP24 2AE

www.bowlsengland.com/ club/g-w-staniforth/

Local Information & Contacts...

Thetford Town Council

2 Cage Lane, Thetford, IP24 2DS 01842 754247

www.thetfordtowncouncil.gov.uk

School Lane Surgery (Doctors)

School Lane, Thetford, IP24 2AG 01842 753115

www.schoollanesurgery.co.uk

Dentist

25a Guildhall Street, Thetford, IP24 2DT 01842 755373

Thetford Foodbank

The Hub, Croxton Rd, Thetford, IP24 1TA 0300 102 9618

www.thetford.foodbank.org.uk

Citizens Advice

Abbey Neighbourhood Centre, Exeter Way, Thetford, IP24 1EE 0800 1448848

www.cadat.org.uk/ citizens-advice-thetford

MP: Elizabeth Truss

01842 766155 or 020 7219 7151

elizabeth.truss.mp@parliament.uk

Library

Raymond Street, Thetford, IP24 2EA 01842 752048

Norfolk Constabulary www.norfolk.police.uk/ your-area/thetford

Education:

• Thetford Drake Primary & Nursery 01842 762055

• Queensway Infant Academy & Nursery 01842 753163

• The Bishop’s CE Primary Academy 01842 754902

• Redcastle Family School 01842 752239

• Norwich Rd Academy 01842 753279

• Raleigh Infant Academy 01842 762810

• Admirals Academy 01842 753993

• The Pinetree School 01842 752756

• Thetford Grammar School 01842 752840

• The Thetford Academy 01842 754875

• Diamond Academy 01842 752387

Vets:

• Eastgate Vets 01842 753991

• The Old Golfhouse 01842 764244

• Paul Jarman 01842 824803

Nun’s Bridges

15. A&D Home Solutions 01842 380123 or 07810 482311 aanddhs@gmail.com

4. Anglian Kitchen Fitting Services 01842 380123

www.angliankitchenfittingservices.co.uk akfservices.ltd@gmail.com

25. Beez Leisure 01842 337180

www.beezleisure.co.uk info@beezleisure.co.uk

11-14 Telford Way, Thetford, IP24 1HU

2. CC Electrical & Renewables Ltd 01842 770780

www.ccelectricalserv.co.uk enquiries@ccelectricalserv.co.uk

8. Cosy Home Furnishings 01842 766663

www.cosycomfy.co.uk

Charrington Works, Mundford Road, Thetford, IP24 1NB

13. Elveden Courtyard 01842 898068

www.elvedencourtyard.com

Elveden Farms Ltd, London Road, Elveden, Thetford, IP24 3TJ

29. EMG Thetford 01842 282001

www.emgmotorgroup.com/kia Fison Way, Thetford, IP24 1HT

27. Frames & Conservatories Direct 01284 799678

www.fcdhomeimprovements.co.uk

Bartons Retail Park, Unit 3 Barton Road, Bury St. Edmunds, IP32 7BE

11. Hearing Care Centre 01842 772210

www.hearingcarecentre.co.uk

Thetford Healthy Living Centre, Croxton Road, Thetford, IP24 1JD

11. IC Travel 01603 868680

www.ictravel.co.uk info@ictravel.co.uk

18. Legend Textiles 01842 818511

www.legendtextiles.com

legendtextilesltd@gmail.com

13 Bury Road, Thetford, IP24 3AP

18. Lovewell Blake 01842 755032

www.lovewell-blake.co.uk j.norton@lovewell-blake.co.uk

27. The Mulberry 01842 824122

www.mulberrythetford.co.uk

11 Raymond Street, Thetford, IP24 2EA

27. Norfolk Pub Guide 01502 725837

www.yournorfolkpub.co.uk info@yourcommunitynews.co.uk

Fountain Way, Reydon Business Park, Reydon, Southwold, IP18 6DH

29. Places & Faces Magazine 01502 725860

www.placesandfaces.co.uk info@placesandfaces.co.uk Fountain Way, Reydon Business Park, Reydon, Southwold, IP18 6DH

32. UPP Broadband

www.upp.com