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Visit the Babergh Planning Portal on the link below to search and comment on applications

Civic Voice is the national charity for the civic movement in England. Civic Voice makes places more attractive, enjoyable and distinctive, and promotes civic pride.

The Most Important Historic Places in England Are Listed. The List includes buildings, battlefields, monuments, parks, gardens, shipwrecks and more.

The Sudbury Common Lands area was designated as a Local Nature Reserve in 1990 and a County Wildlife Site in 2007

The first point of contact if researching your Sudbury ancestors. Sudbury Family History Society are a group of keen amateur genealogists whose objectives are to promote and encourage the study of family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history.

The website of our very active Local History Society. The site is provided for the benefit of all those interested in the history of Sudbury through its buildings and people, some of whom have become household names.

Sudbury Heritage Centre Online, the website of the Sudbury Museum Trust.

The market town of Sudbury, on the borders of Suffolk and Essex, has a long and fascinating history. Much of the way of life in the town since the invention of photography has been caught on camera. The Sudbury Museum Trust has developed a site to show and provide information on a selection of these photographs.

The Suffolk Preservation Society is passionate about sustaining the beauty and distinctive character of Suffolk, its landscape, its towns and its villages – for now and for future generations. SPS also represents CPRE, the countryside charity, in Suffolk, campaigning for the countryside at a national level.

Gainsborough’s House, the childhood home of Thomas Gainsborough is a national centre for the exploration of Gainsborough’s art, the development of the English landscape and the art of printmaking. With Thomas Gainsborough as its inspiration it seeks to bring to life the art and ideals of Thomas Gainsborough to inspire a new generation of visitors.

Sudbury Town Council aims to ensure the beautiful market town it represents remains a vibrant, safe and pleasant place to live, work and visit.

The Society researches and publicises all aspects of local history for this part of East Anglia.