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Sarah Chambers

Food and Farming Editor and Business Writer

Sarah Chambers is the Food and Farming Editor for the East Anglian Daily Times. She is also a business reporter for both the Ipswich Star and East Anglian...

Latest articles from Sarah Chambers

L-R Scott Dolling, Partnerships Manager, Greater Anglia, Simon Cooper, Eezybike founder, Cllr Ivan Henderson, Deputy Leader of Tendring District Council and Cabinet Member for Economic Growth, Regeneration and Tourism

L-R Scott Dolling, Partnerships Manager, Greater Anglia, Simon Cooper, Eezybike founder, Cllr Ivan Henderson, Deputy Leader of Tendring District Council and Cabinet Member for Economic Growth, Regeneration and Tourism

New e-bike hire network links Felixstowe, Harwich and Shotley ferry hubs

Magician Stephen Mulhern wows the audience at the East Anglian Property & Construction Ball

Magician Stephen Mulhern wows the audience at the East Anglian Property & Construction Ball

Stephen Mulhern entertains 200 guests at Ipswich charity ball for EACH

Locals celebrate the completion of the new pétanque piste at the Eel’s Foot Inn in Eastbridge

Locals celebrate the completion of the new pétanque piste at the Eel’s Foot Inn in Eastbridge

New competition-standard pétanque piste opens at village pub near nature reserve

Debenham leisure centre general and finance manager Rachel Keeble, left, and Dine at the Deben head chef Stella Parmenter behind the bar

Debenham leisure centre general and finance manager Rachel Keeble, left, and Dine at the Deben head chef Stella Parmenter behind the bar

Village restaurant extends opening hours ahead of expansion

Livestock farmer Jon Watt of Laxfield, near Eye, with some of his herd

Livestock farmer Jon Watt of Laxfield, near Eye, with some of his herd

Suffolk farmer says small abattoirs ‘essential’ to future of livestock farming

Lee Barnard, chief executive of Denbury Homes in Westley, Bury St Edmunds

Lee Barnard, chief executive of Denbury Homes in Westley, Bury St Edmunds

Suffolk and north Essex business bosses give their verdict on this week's Budget

Tom West of Jolly Good Pubs pulling pints in Ipswich

Tom West of Jolly Good Pubs pulling pints in Ipswich

Pub owner faces £84k shortfall as Budget fails to ease rising costs

National Farmers' Union president Tom Bradshaw has given the Budget the thumbs down

National Farmers' Union president Tom Bradshaw has given the Budget the thumbs down

Budget 2026: Farmers feel ‘abandoned’ after Budget

Tremayne Johnson, operations director at haulage firm Bartrums of Eye

Tremayne Johnson, operations director at haulage firm Bartrums of Eye

Haulage bosses slam 'very grim' Budget as fuel costs soar

A hold-up on the Orwell Bridge on the A14

A hold-up on the Orwell Bridge on the A14

Suffolk businesses urge Budget help with fuel costs, VAT and National Insurance