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6 [[West Suffolk]]]]'''Suffolk''' is a county in [[East Anglia]]. It contains | 6 [[West Suffolk]]]]'''Suffolk''' is a county in [[East Anglia]]. It contains five local government districts. 1n 2019 the former districts of [[Suffolk Coastal]] and [[Waveney]] were merged to form [[East Suffolk]], and [[Forest Heath]] and [[St Edmundsbury]] were merged to form [[West Suffolk]], | ||
Prior to 1974 the county was administered by separate county councils for East Suffolk and West Suffolk, both covering larger areas than the current districts with the same names. | |||
The county has its own police force, '''Suffolk Constabulary'''. | The county has its own police force, '''Suffolk Constabulary'''. | ||
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Suffolk is a county in East Anglia. It contains five local government districts. 1n 2019 the former districts of Suffolk Coastal and Waveney were merged to form East Suffolk, and Forest Heath and St Edmundsbury were merged to form West Suffolk,
Prior to 1974 the county was administered by separate county councils for East Suffolk and West Suffolk, both covering larger areas than the current districts with the same names.
The county has its own police force, Suffolk Constabulary.
LGBT History
The Suffolk LGB&T Network was founded in 1988, and evolved from the Suffolk Gay and Lesbian Helpline in 2010.[1]
References
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