Is a great place for all the family, with history to boot. its welcoming even for children and show…read morefantastic patomines at christmas defently recomend this place!

with no cinemas in sudbury anymore its nice to have a theatre where one can go for a pleasant…read moreevening to watch a good play or listen to good live bands, in a quaint setting close to the river stour and nice place to visit.

Being buried in suds is apparently only hot if you're my gf, I found out the hard way when I fell…read moreinto a wash tub at the car wash. Speaking of car wash, I think I need a cat wash for these furry friends of mine. First-Hand Experience: I liked watching Sudbury play, and so did Jo. She took me to all the East Anglia stadiums when I stayed with her for a week in 05. She took me to Ipswich and Colchester matches too, but this experience rivaled any of them. The crowd were so loud despite being so tiny. Sudbury locals really love their team and I can see why. This little crowd of a thousand or two managed to outsing some of the Premier League crowds I've seen. Bravo. Four stars. This little team is not in Ontario (brr), it's in England, and they merged with Sudbury Wanderers long ago. They play in bright yellow which is awesome, and legend Geoff Hurst's Dad once managed them. They were formed in 1885. They've never really gotten anywhere in anything but I still love them.

The players on this team are so cute, they make my Cornard. Really really ard…read more First-Hand Experience: I was lucky to be brought here by Jo when we were touring East Anglia and she was showing me various cool places and stadiums. There were literally about 100 people here for the match we watched, which is so funny because I've had more than that come to watch some of my amateur games in the USA. Maybe we just caught them on an off day. Despite the tiny crowd they played really well and got a huge win, so it was a fun time. Because of this fun experience I'll give them a solid 3. Bear in mind this was back in 2005. It's a tiny little team that is in Sudbury, and is rivals with the other team I just reviewed. They look kind of like Blackburn Rovers. They recently tried to change their name to copy an old team which is already copied in spirit and kit and essence and so for that I don't like them too much. But they were born in 1964 so that's pretty cool. They play on Blackhouse Lane, which is like the opposite of the White House in DC.