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A selection of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of November 11.

This week we have two poems on the theme of Remembrance, by Gillian Grinham and Jan Parkin.

A selection of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, November 4.

A selection of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, October 28.

‘First in line for crab bait at Walberswick’ is this week’s winner.

This week we have two poems – Strictly Come Dancing by Trish Rissen and Choice by Jackie Chitty.

A selection of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, October 14.

A selection of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, October 7.

This week’s winner is Wendy Sadler, of Upper Layham, with this picture of Hadleigh taken from a nearby hill.

This week’s poem, called Autumn, is by John Meehan.

This week’s winner is Tom Pilling, who writes: “The picture was taken near to Barrow as the sun rose looking back towards Bury St Edmunds.

This week we have two poems – Why, by Colin Clements, and Robin, by Val Nunn.

A selection of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, Septmber 30.

This week’s winner is Mike Farrow, from Croxton, Thetford.

A selelction of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, September 23.

This week’s poem, by Alan T Askew, is called Godrevy Beach and was inspired by a holiday in Cornwall.

This week’s winner is Glynis Bannister with this picture of a peacock butterfly on a teasel.

This week’s poem, called Miscommunication, is by Jan Parkin.

A selection of readers’ letters from the Bury Free Press of Friday, September 16.

Melford Hall, in Long Melford, is well known for the portraits that hang on its walls, but this picture, sent in by Lynda Brignall, is a bit more modern.