Suffolk Coastal Cottages - A selection of interesting and high-quality holiday homes in villages close to Southwold. All personally magaged by Trish Gower.

Southwold Organ Online - The online edition of Southwold's free monthly news magazine.

Southwold Museum - Tiny but justly famous local history museum in Victoria Street - even more worth a visit following its complete makeover in 2008 funded partly by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The museum's extensive website has also been completely redesigned and contains hundreds of historic photographs and recorded memories.

Southwold and Aldeburgh Summer Theatres - The website of Jill Freud & Company which runs very popular summer theatres in both towns.

Friends of East Suffolk Performing Arts - Now a registered charity supporting performing arts in the area. Formerly Friends of the Summer Theatres. The website covers news and pictures of the current and forthcoming seasons.

Southwold Art Circle - One of the largest and longest established art societies in East Anglia. The Circle holds two exhibitions of members' work each year as well as numerous talks and workshops.

Blyth Valley Radio - an FM community radio station covering Southwold, Reydon and the surrounding area including Blythburgh, Walberswick, Wangford and Wrentham

Suffolk Music Tuition - Victor Scott - teacher, organist, accompanist and choirtrainer

Southwold Scene - Online information magazine about the Southwold area

Birds of Britain - The monthly online magazine for bird watchers

Dawn Pretty - Locally based painter of people and places who also runs tutorials at her studio in nearby Halesworth.

Minsmere Bird reserve - The famous RSPB reserve is just a few miles down the coast

Africa Alive - Award-winning wildlife park

Moo Play Farm - Farm-based adventure centre close to Southwold. Ideal for children of all ages - toddlers upward.

Southwold North Road - A fascinating site, regularly updated with superb photos, dedicated to the road 'with the best views in Southwold'

Pit-Stop Cafe - Child-friendly, secluded cafe hidden away on Southwold Common