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Sophie Green is joined by library staff and customers to review books and films available on loan from Woodbridge Library.

In the May 2013 edition we ask local writers to talk about the books and authors that inspired them. Sophie is joined by novelist Ruth Dugdall, Herman Ross, Tricia Andrews and Sheila Haskins to discuss ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ by Margaret Atwood, ‘Invisible Man’ by Ralph Ellison, ‘The Highwayman’ by Alfred Noyes and ‘Death in Summer’ by William Trevor. If you would like to be part of the discussion add a comment below or on the library blog at www.suffolklibraries.co.uk/woodbridge-library

Next month we will be exploring the best of recorded, filmed and written comedy. If you would like to be on the show to discuss a title that tickles your funny bone, please contact Sophie at the library for more details.

Peter See who became Club President in June this year and Past President Margot Wobey chat to Dee about the achievements of the Club over the last 12 months and what is planned for the future. This is the 30th Charter Year of the Club.

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The Deben Radio area has many people and businesses outstanding for their enterprise and creativity. In this series of interviews entitled ‘SGTM' John Saul talks to people who are exceptional at what they do. Today John speaks to Elizabeth Murphy of The Woodbridge Film Society.

The Woodbridge Film Society began about 1993. This highly popular society shows films once a month at the Riverside Theatre in Woodbridge. The films tend to be relatively recent and very varied in their themes. The annual programme has a strong international flavour, with many of the films having been made in different countries as well as in the UK. More information is available at the Riverside, and below is a list of the films in the current programme.

Club President Margot Wobey and Vice President Peter See chat to Dee and bring us up to date with what's been happening and what's still to come in 2012. This is the 30th Anniversary Year of the Club which continues to thrive and welcomes new members of all ages.

Dee visits the Orwell Park Observatory which is home to OASI and meets Chairman Neil Morley, Paul Whiting and Pete Richards to hear about the observatory.

More details at www.oasi.org.uk

Dee McLeavy