Military equipment and endeavour will be among the highlights of the annual agricultural showpiece a

Pictured: Brigadier Giles Hill, Commander of 16 Air Assault Brigade, is presented with 400 family tickets for the Suffolk Show by SAA executive director Christopher Bushby and show director David Nunn.
Military equipment and endeavour will be among the highlights of the annual agricultural showpiece and, to show their gratitude, the Suffolk Agricultural Association (SAA) has donated 400 family tickets for Suffolk and Essex based soldiers.
Military involvement in the show includes sappers from Woodbridge-based 23 Engineer Regiment (Air Assault) staging a bridge building competition cheap hotels england and a Wattisham-based Apache attack helicopter on static display.
Christopher Bushby, SAA executive director, said: "We recognise that there are a lot of service personnel based in Suffolk and it is important that we recognise their efforts on behalf of the country and give something back to them and their families." The tickets cheap hotels england will be shared cheap hotels england among troops based at Wattisham, cheap hotels england Honington, Woodbridge and Colchester.