A nostalgic look back at how Suffolk seaside towns have changed over the years
Ben Robinson
·1-min read
A trip to the seaside is arguably one of the best things to do in Suffolk.
Whether it is playing on the arcades, enjoying an ice cream or simply relaxing while enjoying the sea views, our coastal towns are among the most popular in the UK.
Take a look back at how a trip to the Suffolk coast has changed over the years.
Felixstowe beach in 1993 (Image: Newsquest)
The iconic Felixstowe Pier (Image: Newsquest)
Felixstowe's famous pier is the biggest noticeable change along the coastal town.
The Radford family are enjoying a weekend away in their motorhome after Sue and Noel Radford, and a number of their children and grandchildren jetted off to Disneyland last month
Interior designer and former pop star Pearl Lowe rents her Somerset mansion to holidaymakers to cover the “extortionate” energy bills that come with owning a sprawling historic home. For Wiltshire-based therapist Juno Shears, the income from staycationers occupying her five-bedroom former hunting lodge will, she hopes, offset the costs of a family holiday in the Azores; whereas architect Adam Richards’ “sci-fi and Roman-inspired” own-build on the South Downs has, quite simply, “to pay its own ra
What’s worse: a big grey tarmac car park, or vehicles lining every road as far as the eye can see? It’s the question I asked myself as I stood on the hillside of Winnats Head, overlooking the honeypot village of Castleton. It’s a marvellous view, albeit blighted by car-lined roads. A car park might make all the difference, but it would also be a blight on the landscape.
The school summer holidays are just 11 weeks away. But if you haven’t booked your flights yet, fear not – there are still some excellent value options available during the peak months of July and August.
Edward Sheldon believes this under-the-radar FTSE 100 stock has all the right ingredients to be an excellent investment over the long run. The post 1 world-class FTSE 100 stock I’m going to buy more of soon appeared first on The Motley Fool UK.
In travel news this week: nude weddings in Italy, why North Americans are so unhappy with air travel and the incredible subterranean wonders hidden beneath Turkey.
It’s all very well visiting fabulous places and enjoying bucket-list experiences, but what to do on those days when there’s literally nothing on the horizon except the actual horizon?
Food can make a holiday. Bad weather can break one. Try Venice in the rain. Or Córdoba in August. Or any British seaside resort when it’s windy, really windy.