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Sarah Lilley

Sarah Lilley

Verified

Presenter, BBC Radio Suffolk

Ipswich

Final Covers

Historic Abuse Cases , Current Affairs , Investigations , Crime

Doesn’t Cover

I do not write about spirits.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 25

  • 'Patients need doctors they know and trust'

    By George King Verified, Sarah Lilley| BBC News Verified 'Patients need doctors they know and trust' - GPGeorge King & Sarah LilleyBBCDr Mark Hainsworth said doctors' relationships with patients was "paramount"A GP has welcomed the government's recruitment of 1,500 doctors, but said patients wanted to see an end to the revolving door of practitioners and be treated by "someone they know and trust".

    By George King Verified, Sarah Lilley · BBC News

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • 'I was a paralegal for 20 years, now I'm a Suffolk beekeeper'

    By Alice Cunningham, Sarah Lilley| BBC News Verified 'I was a paralegal for 20 years, now I keep bees'Alice Cunningham & Sarah LilleyJohnnie Wright/BBCLaura Middleditch spent 20 years as a paralegal before she felt she needed a changeA woman who was a paralegal for 20 years changed her career to become a beekeeper after she wanted to do something for herself. Laura Middleditch, from Belchamp St Paul on the Suffolk/Essex border, became tired of the paralegal world just before the Covid-19 pandemic.

    By Alice Cunningham, Sarah Lilley · BBC News

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • 'Patients need doctors they know and trust'

    By George King Verified, Sarah Lilley| BBC News Verified 'Patients need doctors they know and trust' - GPGeorge King & Sarah LilleyBBCDr Mark Hainsworth said doctors' relationships with patients was "paramount"A GP has welcomed the government's recruitment of 1,500 doctors, but said patients wanted to see an end to the revolving door of practitioners and be treated by "someone they know and trust".

    By George King Verified, Sarah Lilley · BBC News

    Apr. 08, 2025

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Company Info

BBC Radio Suffolk