Richard Allenby-Pratt is a photographer and writer who worked in commercial and editorial photography in London and the Middle East before moving to Suffolk with his family in 2016.

For the past eight years, he’s been documenting rural life through The Suffolk Project — an ongoing visual and written record exploring the people, places and changing landscapes of the county.

Join Richard as he shares what he’s learned so far and introduces his new oral histories initiative, recording the impacts of change along the Suffolk Coast.

This special event is held in collaboration with The Long Shop Museum and sponsored by East Suffolk Councillors.

Thoughtful, authentic and deeply rooted in place — this is Suffolk told through the eyes (and lens) of someone who has truly taken it to heart.

Find out more: thesuffolkproject.co.uk