A Dickensian Christmas Tour of Sudbury
 
Date: Saturday 14th December
Time: 11:00 - 12:30
Tour start point: Sudbury Tourist Information Centre, Town Hall (Gaol Lane entrance), Sudbury, CO10 1TL
Suitable for all ages, all welcome.
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Tickets prices: Adult: £7.50 / Child: £4 / Family Ticket: £20 (Up to 2 adults and 2 children)
(All children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian)
 
Scrooge and his cousin, Mrs Scratchitt return to Sudbury this festive season, join them on this festive meander around the historic market town of Sudbury as we try to get the relentlessly miserable Mr Scrooge to crack a smile as the rest of us soak up the historic streets, stories and festive Sudbury spirit!
 
Charles Dickens has strong links to Sudbury - In the 19th Century Sudbury gained a reputation for electoral corruption and novelist Charles Dickens used it as the model for his 'Eatanswill' - The Rotten Borough in The Pickwick Papers, written in 1836. 
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The Rotten Borough is therefore the perfect place for Scrooge to escape the Festivities in London - so he's come to stay in Sudbury, in the hope that Sudbury is still a Rotten Borough... 
Whether you are a visitor to the area or live locally and want to know more about this ancient Market Town, this tour offers a truly fascinating insight into Sudbury's unique past.