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How would you define "South Suffolk"? 14:15 - Jun 28 with 2392 viewsdominiciawful

Where does the south of Suffolk begin/end?

Likewise, what would you define as "North Essex"?

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 14:25 - Jun 28 with 2126 viewslongtimefan

I’d personally say south of a line drawn through Haverhill to the border for South Suffolk, and anywhere north of a line drawn through Braintree to the border for North Essex.
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 14:27 - Jun 28 with 2115 viewsGeoffSentence

You could have it as the area covered by Babergh District Council, or alternatively the South Suffolk constituency which is BDC plus a little bit of West Suffolk.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 14:32 - Jun 28 with 2079 viewsjeera

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 14:27 - Jun 28 by GeoffSentence

You could have it as the area covered by Babergh District Council, or alternatively the South Suffolk constituency which is BDC plus a little bit of West Suffolk.


I'd have thought Sudbury would be a pointer but could be wrong I guess.

Sud = South.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 15:30 - Jun 28 with 1980 viewsTangledupin_Blue

I can answer half of this... It begins (or ends) at the Essex border.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 15:47 - Jun 28 with 1942 viewsleitrimblue

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 14:25 - Jun 28 by longtimefan

I’d personally say south of a line drawn through Haverhill to the border for South Suffolk, and anywhere north of a line drawn through Braintree to the border for North Essex.


Surely there is no area of Suffolk south of Haverhill? The river stour which runs through the middle of haverhill was the historic border between Suffolk and Essex and i think the southern most part of haverhill is still in Essex. So South Suffolk must start North of haverhill surely?
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 16:00 - Jun 28 with 1905 viewsTractorWood

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 16:09 - Jun 28 with 1877 viewsMullet

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 16:14 - Jun 28 with 1858 viewsbluelagos

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 15:30 - Jun 28 by Tangledupin_Blue

I can answer half of this... It begins (or ends) at the Essex border.


Nonsense. It's the Suffolk border.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:35 - Jun 28 with 1769 viewsgainsboroughblue

North Suffolk- Eye
South Suffolk- Sudbury, Hadleigh etc
West Suffolk-Mildenhall, Bury, Haverhill
East Suffolk- Felixstowe, Lowestoft

North Essex- Colchester, Saffron Walden etc

Given the shape of Suffolk, I tend to think of it as East to West.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:37 - Jun 28 with 1762 viewsjeera

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:35 - Jun 28 by gainsboroughblue

North Suffolk- Eye
South Suffolk- Sudbury, Hadleigh etc
West Suffolk-Mildenhall, Bury, Haverhill
East Suffolk- Felixstowe, Lowestoft

North Essex- Colchester, Saffron Walden etc

Given the shape of Suffolk, I tend to think of it as East to West.


Exactly.

Haverhill has always been West Suffolk.

Hence it's in West Suffolk.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:39 - Jun 28 with 1756 viewsleitrimblue

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:37 - Jun 28 by jeera

Exactly.

Haverhill has always been West Suffolk.

Hence it's in West Suffolk.


I'd suggest it is the grand capital of West Suffolk
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:42 - Jun 28 with 1743 viewsjeera

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:39 - Jun 28 by leitrimblue

I'd suggest it is the grand capital of West Suffolk


Oh with no doubt.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:08 - Jun 28 with 1689 viewsThe_Major

Of course, before 1974, West Suffolk and East Suffolk were counties in their own right like West and East Sussex.
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:12 - Jun 28 with 1682 viewsBlue_Order

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 17:39 - Jun 28 by leitrimblue

I'd suggest it is the grand capital of West Suffolk


Everyone knows Mildenhall is the real capital of WS.

We don’t even recognise Haverhill. Cambridgeshire can have ‘em.
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:17 - Jun 28 with 1666 viewsjeera

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:12 - Jun 28 by Blue_Order

Everyone knows Mildenhall is the real capital of WS.

We don’t even recognise Haverhill. Cambridgeshire can have ‘em.


Hate to do this, but Mildenhall is more like Northwest Suffolk.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:25 - Jun 28 with 1643 viewsleitrimblue

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:12 - Jun 28 by Blue_Order

Everyone knows Mildenhall is the real capital of WS.

We don’t even recognise Haverhill. Cambridgeshire can have ‘em.


Mildenhall will always be the speedway capital of West Suffolk but that's about it
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:26 - Jun 28 with 1635 viewsleitrimblue

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:17 - Jun 28 by jeera

Hate to do this, but Mildenhall is more like Northwest Suffolk.


Feckin northerners
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:27 - Jun 28 with 1630 viewsjeera

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:26 - Jun 28 by leitrimblue

Feckin northerners


I know, they come here with their attitude.

Take our jobs and our women.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:28 - Jun 28 with 1619 viewsGeoffSentence

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 14:32 - Jun 28 by jeera

I'd have thought Sudbury would be a pointer but could be wrong I guess.

Sud = South.


Well yes, Babergh - and hence South Suffolk, is pretty much TheIpswich-Shotley-Sudbury Golden Triangle.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:35 - Jun 28 with 1593 viewsleitrimblue

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:27 - Jun 28 by jeera

I know, they come here with their attitude.

Take our jobs and our women.


I never really minded the jobs part😁
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:38 - Jun 28 with 1579 viewsjeera

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:35 - Jun 28 by leitrimblue

I never really minded the jobs part😁


Probably given cars and houses.

Sky TV and free cigarettes and booze.

#Westsuffexit.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:43 - Jun 28 with 1567 viewsBlue_Order

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:17 - Jun 28 by jeera

Hate to do this, but Mildenhall is more like Northwest Suffolk.


The whole west is ours!
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:45 - Jun 28 with 1557 viewsleitrimblue

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:38 - Jun 28 by jeera

Probably given cars and houses.

Sky TV and free cigarettes and booze.

#Westsuffexit.


If Matt wants to get win back a bit of popularity it may be time to start talking about building that wall
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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:49 - Jun 28 with 1545 viewsjeera

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:43 - Jun 28 by Blue_Order

The whole west is ours!


Mildenhall is a mere corridor.

And, if you look closely, you will see that my theory is backed up within the name itself.

And if that isn't enough for you, bear in mind that Bluefish is from Mildenhall.

If that doesn't have you retracting your claim to fame then not much will.

Sorry to play that dirty card. I don't feel good about myself for doing it.

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How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 20:02 - Jun 28 with 1476 viewsBlue_Order

How would you define "South Suffolk"? on 18:49 - Jun 28 by jeera

Mildenhall is a mere corridor.

And, if you look closely, you will see that my theory is backed up within the name itself.

And if that isn't enough for you, bear in mind that Bluefish is from Mildenhall.

If that doesn't have you retracting your claim to fame then not much will.

Sorry to play that dirty card. I don't feel good about myself for doing it.


We disowned him years ago. Banished to Derbyshire, never to return.
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