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Rob starts the day with a mixture of music and chat.

Rob Dunger: Mothers, Sunday trading, Christian bikers, camping and passion.

Mothers, Sunday trading, Christian bikers, camping and passion.

BBC Radio Suffolk - Rob Dunger, Mothers, Sunday trading, Christian bikers, camping and passion.

Reaction to plans to relax Sunday trading and Suffolk's People's Passion.

Can you describe your mum in just three words? Rob shares your short mother's day dedications.


Suffolk's Christian Motorcyclists Association roll up (by car) to share their  passion for sharing the Gospel in every area of the motorcycling community. 


David Willson and Andrew Horrex from the Vauxhall Christian Trust tell Rob about next weekend's open day at Vauxhall Farm Great Wenham.

It was set up to give young people happy holidays in the countryside, under Christian leadership with the campsite set in lovely farmland with  views over fields and woodland. 

Rob catches up with two of Suffolk choirs, rehearsing for the BBC's People's Passion and Suffolk's Bishop gives his reaction to the news that the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, is to step down from the role at the end of the year.


EACH Chief Executive Graham Butland shares his excitement ahead of the Duchess of Cambridge's visit to the new children's hospice in Ipswich.

She became the royal patron of the charity in January and will be given a guided tour around the  new facility, paid for, in part, by money raised by BBC Radio Suffolk listeners through the Treehouse Appeal.


There's reaction to news that the government is to suspend Sunday trading laws during the London Olympics, in an effort to invigorate the economy.

Rob also hears about the work Christians Against Poverty are doing in Suffolk.

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