Suffolk Society News (United Kingdom)

Suffolk-based charity, Suffolk Befriending Scheme, hires a new team member to provide support for and recruit new young volunteers.

The Mill Hotel has announced an exciting new initiative in support of local community organisation, The Bridge Project, by choosing the Sudbury establishment as its single designated charity.

Suffolk and Essex-based recruitment firm says local employment is on the up as it launches a new division.

Experiment proves that ingredient in chloroform repels flies which is why the decomposing body of Caylee Anthony attracted no flies

netXtra has again extended the value of ABCUL’s online offering by launching a new e-learning microsite for members and other visitors to the new content managed site.

Stacey Danson will donate all profits from her 'Empty Chairs' during April 2011 to charities for the protection and care of victims of child abuse. Night Publishing will donate all its share of the profits from her book to those charities for a year.

netXtra has again established themselves as one of the membership sector's leading web development companies, with the recent launch of a new website for the Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD).

Australian Stacey Danson was prostituted by her mother from the age of three and running on the streets by the age of eleven. Of the gang of fifteen children she joined at age 11, only two are alive today.

BASCA - The British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors - the creators and driving force behind the prestigious Ivor Novello Awards, has recently chosen web development company netXtra to design, develop and host their new website.

Renova wedding invitations, prides itself in offering the unique service of a personal contact adviser, to liaise with the customer in all aspects of their order, from samples, design and preparation to final delivery.

Following an invitation to tender, The European Facility Management Association (EuroFM) has chosen membership website development experts netXtra to design, develop and host their new, soon-to-be-launched content managed website.

Following the success of the government’s car scrappage scheme, netXtra have launched a similar initiative – the netXtra Website Scrappage Scheme – a program aimed at helping managers fund new website design and development projects in 2010.

A first time buyer from Ipswich, Suffolk, is launching a website to raise £50,000 for a deposit on a house, and raise awareness of unaffordable housing while helping other first time buyers.