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The Bury Society

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1997Sept-A1B 2007June-A1B 2000Aug-A1B

The 2008 Bury Society Awards for Excellence

  1. The West Front of the Abbey Ruins
  2. The new Greene Room bar and refreshment area at the Theatre Royal
  3. Six Whiting Street, the men’s outfitters

Saving the oldest cinema in Bury

Founded in 1924, the Hollywood cinema on Hatter Street has had a reprieve after being closed for a short period. General Manager, Pat Church is looking for support and ideas for keeping the doors open. Call Pat on 01284 762586 if you want to help.

Boundary Committee

The Society has made its submission to the Boundary Committee during the consultation phase. Click on this link to read the letter sent by your Committee.

The Bury St Edmunds Society was formed in 1971 by a group of people concerned about the town and its future. That concern was prompted by a proposal to tear down St John’s Street and redevelop the area in modern style.

Our aim is to ensure that , whilst Bury St Edmunds continues to grow and prosper, it remains a beautiful town in which to live, work or visit.

Browse our Web site, particularly the News and Diary sections, for more information about The Bury Society (as it is more familiarly known), our activities, and how you can be involved.

If you have any questions, please contact us by e-mail at: info@burysociety.com.

If the wonder that is Bury St. Edmunds was taken away, perhaps more of us would come to appreciate just how fortunate we are to live in such a lovely town.” Simon Pott, Past Chairman’s report, October 2007.
To read our Chairman’s annual report in full, click on this link.

Members receive a newsletter with more articles about the Bury Society and its activities. The Summer 2008 issue was published recently.

Influencing our heritage
Influencing our future

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Many of the photographs on this web site have been reproduced from calendars produced by Michael Camps. We are grateful for his permission to use them.