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Visiting Bury St Edmunds By Coach
Visiting Bury St Edmunds By Coach
There is a designated drop off and collection point for coaches on Angel Hill (IP33 1UZ) - opposite Cycle King, close to the main tourism attractions, which are all within walking distance. Toilet facilities are just a minute's walk away in the Abbey Gardens.
A FREE coach park with toilets and cafe (Hilltop Cafe) can be found at the Lorry Park on Rougham Hill near the A14 Bury East exit junction 44 (postcode IP33 2RU).
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Visitor information improved for Bury St Edmunds town centre
Our Bury St Edmunds BID has replaced and updated maps at the seven large map display stands at visitor entry points to the town.
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Easter Days Out in Bury St Edmunds & Beyond
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Discover More About the Region’s Most Important but Forgotten Battle
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A Walk In The Woods
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The Largest Witch Trial in English History
The largest witch trial in English's history took place in Bury St Edmunds in 1645. We take a look at this tragic episode in our town's history which has inspired a new play.
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The Bury St Edmunds Witch Trials are the Focus of a New Production by Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds
We speak to writer Tallulah Brown and Director Owen Calvert Lyons about their new production of A Tryal of Witches about how the play's themes are still very much relevant today as it was in 1600s.
