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	The composer [[Roger Quilter]] is buried in [[Bawdsey]].		The composer [[Roger Quilter]] is buried in [[Bawdsey]].
			Waveney district council have a contact for LGBT people.<ref>http://www.waveney.gov.uk/site/scripts/documents_info.php?documentID=641&categoryID=200041&pageNumber=1</ref>

			[[Norfolk LGBT Project]] has been commissioned to promote sexual health in Norfolk and Waveney.<ref>http://www.norfolklgbtproject.co.uk/who/ Norfolk LGBT Project: Who we are</ref>

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	[[File:East Suffolk UK locator map.svg\|thumb\|East Suffolk shown within Suffolk]]'''East Suffolk''' is a local government district within [[Suffolk]]. It was formed in 2019 by merging the districts of [[Suffolk Coastal]] and [[Waveney]].		[[File:East Suffolk UK locator map.svg\|thumb\|East Suffolk shown within Suffolk]]'''East Suffolk''' is a local government district within [[Suffolk]]. It was formed in 2019 by merging the districts of [[Suffolk Coastal]] and [[Waveney]].

	It contains the towns of [[Woodbridge]], [[Felixstowe]], and [[~~Aldeburgh~~]] and the Sizewell nuclear power station.		It contains the towns of [[Woodbridge]], [[Felixstowe]], [[Aldeburgh]], [[Beccles]], [[Bungay]], [[Framlingham]], [[Halesworth]], [[Leiston]], [[Saxmundham]] and [[Southwold]] as well parts of the wider [[Ipswich]] built-up area, and the Sizewell nuclear power station.

	Between 1888 and 1974 there was an '''administrative county of East Suffolk''', covering a larger area than the present district.		Between 1888 and 1974 there was an '''administrative county of East Suffolk''', covering a larger area than the present district.

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	Between 1888 and 1974 there was an '''administrative county of East Suffolk''', covering a larger area than the present district.		Between 1888 and 1974 there was an '''administrative county of East Suffolk''', covering a larger area than the present district.

			==LGBT history==
			Aldeburgh is noted for its association with [[Benjamin Britten]].

			The composer [[Roger Quilter]] is buried in [[Bawdsey]].

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[[File:East Suffolk UK locator map.svg|thumb|East Suffolk shown within Suffolk]]'''East Suffolk''' is a local government district within [[Suffolk]]. It was formed in 2019 by merging the districts of [[Suffolk Coastal]] and [[Waveney]].

It contains the towns of [[Woodbridge]], [[Felixstowe]], and [[Aldeburgh]] and the Sizewell nuclear power station.

Between 1888 and 1974 there was an '''administrative county of East Suffolk''', covering a larger area than the present district.

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