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Stutton Community Hall
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Stutton Community Hall
To meet Covid-19 guidance the Shop is now running an order and delivery or collect system.
Whether you’re self-isolating or not, whether you’ve used us before or not, everyone is welcome to place an order for collection or delivery and we will do our best to help. We are happy to deliver to Tattingstone as well as Stutton. If you live in Holbrook we would prefer that you come and collect from us but if you are unable to do so we will do our best to get it to you.
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The Stour Estuary
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The Stour Estuary
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The Stour Estuary
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Puffin Open Air Concert
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Welcome to Stutton
Organisations
Local History Research Group
Village History Recorder and Archivist - Vic Scott
victorscott932@gmail.com
We are an informal group which pursues the lines of research which are of interest to individual members. We meet in one another's houses about every three months to share ideas and experience and we always welcome new members.
Each year we submit articles for publication in a group journal which is sold in the village shop, solely too cover the production costs.
Past journals, covering 30 years plus, are available to view on our website and all the information is archived at the Ipswich record office for posterity. Subjects may be military, domestic, maritime, architectural, geological, recent or distant past. Provided they are relevant to Stutton or Stutton people the the choice is yours.
One recent theme has been to look for stories from WW!, one hundred years on, as with recent pieces concerning villagers on our local 'roll of honour', such as Stanley Staff go the Navy who died in a 'Q' ship and Bas Willis of the Tank Corps, who died at the battle of Cambrai in 1917.
Vic Scot holds a large archive of photographs of various papers for the village, which are available to researchers and a huge amounts of data is now available on-line.
Visit our full collection click here.