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Suffolk

A county in East Anglia of origin that is historic is Suffolk (/ˈsʌfək/). Ballingdon-with-Brundon and parts of Haverhill and Kedington include a few Essex parishes that were added to Suffolk. While Waveney and Suffolk Coastal would form a new East Suffolk district, it was determined in 2018 that St Edmundsbury and Forest Heath, to form a district of West Suffolk, would be merged.

Followed by schools in north and west Suffolk in 2012, first phase in Haverhill and Lowestoft was the 2011 schools conversion. In Suffolk, near Ipswich, the Royal Hospital School is the independent boarding school. Leiston, Lowestoft Town and Needham Market, who participate in the seventh tier of English football, are the next highest ranked teams in Suffolk.

Prior to August 2016, University of Suffolk was University Campus Suffolk. From Suffolk are National League team Mildenhall Fen Tigers. Until then, Suffolk was one of four counties which did not have a University campus. Suffolk's individual schools are large with the Ipswich district with the largest school population, and Forest Heath the smallest, with just two schools.

The divisions made the West Suffolk and East Suffolk administrative counties that were separate under the Local Government Act 1888; Ipswich became a borough of the county. Bury St Edmunds' Branston Pickle and Greene King include companies in Suffolk. RSPB site at Minsmere, and Trimley Marshes, include nature reserves that Suffolk is home to.

Two of England's painters that are best regarded, J.Constable and Thomas Gainsborough - the area of Stour Valley as "Constable Country" is branded - and Benjamin Britten, one of its composers that is most noted, call Suffolk home. England players Matthew Upson, Kieron Dyer, and Terry Butcher, and Bernie Ecclestone, Formula One magnate include Suffolk's contributions to sport.

Simon Sudbury; Cardinal Wolsey, Catholic prelate Thomas of the Tudor-era; and poet, monk, and author John Lydgate include ecclesiastical figures from Suffolk. Framlingham College, Culford School, Finborough School, Saint Felix School, and Barnardiston Hall Preparatory School, include boarding schools within Suffolk. Charity leader with her charity in Cavendish, Sue Ryder settled in Suffolk.