Suzanne Moon is a private tutor specializing in Key Stages 1 and 2 education. She also writes for various local publications, including the Newark Advertiser, Rutland & Stamford Mercury, Spalding Guardian and Lincolnshire Free Press, Grantham Journal, Stratford Herald, and Bourne Local. Suzanne covers a range of topics, from local news and events to human interest stories and historical features.
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Suzanne Moon's coverage primarily focuses on local news and events in the Stamford area. She covers a wide range of topics including family & relationships, culture & society, entertainment news, and health & wellbeing.
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A new sewage pumping station would be needed if a 1,350-home development wins approval.
About 50 corgis will parade at unveiling of new sculpture.
A special event is being held for people to develop their art skills.
The renovation of a former fire station and courthouse is being documented in a blog.
Residents of Lincolnshire’s ‘poshest’ village are preparing to host a festival that draws in thousands of visitors each year.
Young people acting ‘aggressively’ in a town centre are being identified using CCTV.
Silverware dating from the Charles II’s reign could have a less flashy future.
A man who dedicates his time to encouraging children to be more active has received a national prize.
A children’s playground that has been revamped with new equipment is reopening.
A weekend model railway show is steaming ahead this month.
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