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Thomas Malina
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Senior Reporter, Suffolk Free Press
East Anglia
Beats
activism, climate change entertainment, relationships opinion, cosplay LGBTQ+ issues, charity culture,Music
Content
Dog trainer from Twinstead, near Sudbury, ‘over the moon’ to represent Team GB for second time at Senior Open Agility World Championships
By Thomas Malina Verified|Suffolk NewsVerifiedThe world stage beckons for a veteran dog trainer after she qualified to represent Great Britain in global competition for a second year running. Jacqui Wood said she was ‘over the moon’ to be representing Team GB again, at the 2025 Senior Open Agility World Championships in Portugal this summer. Alongside her five-year-old border collie, Chase, she will go for the top prize in the large height category, in the 55-65 age bracket, at the tournament, which is aimed at older canine handlers.
By Thomas Malina Verified|Suffolk NewsVerifiedThe future of Sudbury’s central cultural landmark has been secured following a period of uncertainty after its main delivery partner folded. Sudbury Arts Centre – located within the former St Peter’s Church on Market Hill – confirmed that its existing team will remain in place, allowing the venue and its activities to continue. For the past 18 months, The Bridge Project, a long-running Sudbury-based charity, had held the lead role in operating the centre.
Dog trainer from Twinstead, near Sudbury, ‘over the moon’ to represent Team GB for second time at Senior Open Agility World Championships
By Thomas Malina Verified|Suffolk NewsVerifiedThe world stage beckons for a veteran dog trainer after she qualified to represent Great Britain in global competition for a second year running. Jacqui Wood said she was ‘over the moon’ to be representing Team GB again, at the 2025 Senior Open Agility World Championships in Portugal this summer. Alongside her five-year-old border collie, Chase, she will go for the top prize in the large height category, in the 55-65 age bracket, at the tournament, which is aimed at older canine handlers.
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Suffolk Free Press
Britain's oldest newspaper, owned by Iliffe Media.
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