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	Bungay
		Bungay is a village of considerable antiquity, formerly dependant on Bungay Castle, supposed to have been erected by the Bigods, earls of Norfolk ; some ruins of the castle still remain.
		Bungay was nearly destroyed by a fire in 1688, and the town is consequently of modern date.
		Bungay has a free grammar-school, endowed with a school-house and premises and two estates, from the proceeds of which ten children are educated ; twenty-two daily schools ; two boarding-schools ; four Sunday-schools ; and one infant national-school.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Suffolk/bungay.htm (286 words)

	The Black Dog of Bungay Legend
		The most famous event connected with St Mary's church is the apparition of the devil in the disguise of a Black Dog in 1577.
		Bungay Church was damaged, the tower struck by lightening and the Church clock was broken in pieces.
		There had long been a belief that a Satanic fl hound roamed the area and so it was easy to believe for people in the dark interior of the Church, that this evil beast was responsible for the catastrophe.
	www.bungay-suffolk.co.uk /history/black-dog.htm (446 words)

	Bungay Suffolk Town Guide
		Welcome to Bungay, "old Bungay's a wonderful town", goes the chorus to the town song, and it is true, Bungay is a wonderful town.
		Bungay has many individual and specialist shops, some of which have been established for generations, there are also a wealth of antique shops in which you can browse.
		Bungay is also lucky to have many fine restaurants, coffee shops, cafes and bars to refresh you during your visit.
	www.bungay-suffolk.co.uk (345 words)

	GENUKI: Suffolk, Bungay
		"BUNGAY, a market town in the hundred and union of Wangford, in the county of Suffolk and comprises the two parishes of Holy Trinity and St. Mary, 14 miles S.E. of Norwich, 40 to the N.E. of Ipswich, and 109 from London by road, or 113 by railway.
		Bungay is situated in a pleasant country on the borders of Norfolk, on the banks of the river Waveney, which separates the two counties.
		Beccles and Bungay Weekly News Transcriptions of births, deaths, marriages and other selected material from the "Beccles and Bungay Weekly News" prepared by Janelle Penney from microfilm supplied by the British Library Newspaper Library.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/SFK/Bungay/index.html (415 words)

	World Sculpture News
		He says he knows his sculptures are disturbing, and some viewers were upset or intimidated by the weaponry held in the clenched fists of Gun, Sickle, and Knife, three of his "armatures" in his recent exhibition.
		But constructing the lifelike arms and their buckled harnesses was a labor of love for Bungay - a genuine commitment to fine craftsmanship - as well as an exploration of the ambiguities latent in the human psyche.
		Writing about Bungay's For External Use Only, Vancouver artist and critic Ed Varney noted: "On the surface his images are disturbing because they suggest both bizarre medical experiments and prosthetic devices that might have been used for surgical reconstruction of the faces of accident victims.
	angusbungay.tripod.com /wsnreview.html (397 words)

	News from Bungay Town Football Club
		Bungay failed to defend their Beccles Hospital Cup trophy when they were beaten in the semi-final by Premier Division Lowestoft Reserves.
		Bungay Town FC were awarded a Barclays Sponsored Coaching Pack in recognition of the efforts concentrated on quality coaching amongst the junior section.
		Bungay Town are pleased to announce the appointment of Tony Chang as Assistant Director of Football.
	www.bungaytownfc.org.uk /archive/news-july-05.htm (1674 words)

	Bungay, Suffolk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The origin of the name of Bungay is thought to derive from the Anglo-Saxon title 'Bunincga-haye', signifying the land belongling to the tribe of Bonna, a Saxon chieftain.
		Bungay Castle was built by the Normans, but was later rebuilt by Roger Bigod and his family, who also owned Framlingham Castle.
		Bungay is home to both the shortest man and the tallest woman in East Anglia; Stephen Went, East Anglia's shortest man, and Mary King, the tallest woman in the south of England.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bungay,_Suffolk (578 words)

	Angus Bungay Artist Statement - Free Artist Portfolio at absolutearts.com
		Angus Bungay, is a British expatriate who moved to Vancouver in 1991.
		Bungay refers often to two old medical books his grandmother had given him, filled with photographs of hospital settings, in which medical staff do their tasks with blank, inexpressive stares.
		In his own words Bungay offers this: Personal anxieties may be triggered by the state of the figure and faces in my work; feelings of suffocation, claustrophobia, restriction and bondage.
	www.absolutearts.com /portfolios/b/bungay/artist_statement.html (715 words)

	Elizabeth Bonhote's Bungay Castle: A Novel. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The poems were generally written to commemorate national or local events, and she also composed addresses in verse for public recitation at the Bungay Theatre, which attracted large audiences during its three or four week summer season.
		Daniel and Eliza were married in Bungay in 1772, and set up home in a smart Georgian house in the centre of the town.
		Eliza’s novel, Bungay Castle, produced in two volumes by the Minerva Press in 1796, sold well, and established her as one of the publisher’s best-selling authors.
	www.zittaw.com /bungay.htm (946 words)

	:::::The BungayJar Bed and Breakfast - www.Bungayjar.com::::: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Located "off-the-beaten-path" yet a stones throw away from the quaint villages of Franconia and Sugar Hill, the Bungay Jar provides the solitude of a natural sanctuary and the excitement of year-round activities in the Franconia Notch region.
		The Bungay Jar is a fully restored antique 1800's English post and beam barn with 8 guest rooms and suites.
		The Bungay Jar is an unparalleled bed and breakfast experience in the White Mountains.
	www.bungayjar.com /main.htm (311 words)

	Bungay Town Council Meetings
		The Town Council is Bungay's local level of government.
		The Mayor of Bungay wears a chain of office consisting of a medallion and engraved silver plates with the names of previous holders of the office, and is elected annually by vote of the Council.
		Bungay has two separately elected representatives on the former body and Bungay area has one on the latter.
	www.bungay-suffolk.co.uk /council/council.htm (236 words)

	Bungay
		Bungay, with its attractive location In the Waveney Valley, and wealth of historic sites, is one of the most fascinating towns in Suffolk.
		If you are visiting for more than a day you might wish to stay in one of the hotels in the town centre or you may choose to stay out of town in the surrounding area in one of many guesthouses.
		The town of Bungay is steeped in history and legend, none more popular than that of the Black Dog of Bungay from which the Marathon gets its name.
	www.bungay-marathon.co.uk /bungay.htm (298 words)

	Bungay - Home Craftmanship and Home Improvement
		Bungay is a family business founded on successful partnerships.
		Dale, who is married to Jim Sr., is the Vice President and Office Manager of Bungay.
		As the person who knows where "everyone and everything is", Dale manages all aspects of the the Bungay office, from administration to finances.
	www.bungayhomes.ca /dale.html (97 words)

	Bungay Family Crest
		Bungay is one of the names that was brought to England in the wave of migration following the Norman Conquest of 1066.
		The Bungay family lived in Suffolk where they were established since the early Middle Ages.
		In the Bungay coat of arms as in all coat of arms the crest is only one element of the full armorial achievement.
	www.houseofnames.com /xq/asp.fc/qx/bungay-family-crest.htm (559 words)

	GENUKI: Bungay Supplementary
		Bungay is within the jurisdiction of the Beccles county court; and petty sessions are held weekly at the King's head inn.
		Bungay had formerly a third church, dedicated to St. Thomas, and two chapels, but they were long ago destroyed.
		Fairs are held for horses and cattle on the 14th May and the 25th September.
	www.genuki.org.uk /big/eng/SFK/Bungay/WholeGaz1868.html (758 words)

	Bungay Town Footbal Club Reserves - Results and Scorers
		Bungay Town FC Reserve Team are pictured wearing their new team strip, generously sponsored by Mr.
		Barham, a regular supporter and one time President of Bungay Town FC, along with the rest of the management committee hope that pride in their new kit will translate into improved results for the team.
		The team were photographed before last week’s cup match against Kirkley A. The club would like to thank Mr Barham whole heartedly for his continued support of the club as it continues its expansion off the field.
	www.bungaytownfc.org.uk /bungay-reserves.htm (127 words)

	Bungay.com: Our History
		Bungay Fire Brigade members pursued a number of creative fundraising methods to pay for the new firehouse.
		Today’s technology is playing a large part in Bungay’s mission to save lives and property.
		At this time the Bungay Fire Brigade has 30 active members who donate many hours of their own time each week to keep our department running smoothly, and to ensure that help arrives when you need it.
	www.bungay.com /history.html (401 words)

	St Mary, Bungay
		By lorries along Bungay High Street, St Mary stands soberly, over the Butter Cross, and the Fleece, and the castle beyond.
		Fifteen years later, Bungay is destroyed by a fire that starts in a bakers shop.
		St Mary, Bungay, is right in the middle of town.
	www.suffolkchurches.co.uk /bungaysm.htm (654 words)

	Bungay Marathon - Official Site
		The 24th Bungay Black Dog Marathon was run for the first time from its new home on Maltings Meadow and apart from a stiff breeze on parts of the rural Waveney valley course it was the perfect weather for running.
		The runners were encouraged by enthusiastic spectators as they ran through Bungay, Beccles and the villages of Gillingham and Geldeston and were cheered home by supporters waiting in the grandstand on the playing field at the finish.
		The first Bungay Black Dog runner was Steve Barratt in time of 1.24.21 and the first lady was Rachel Percy in a time of 1.49.41.
	www.bungay-marathon.co.uk (560 words)

	2nd Air Division Memorial Library- Bungay
		The airfield, also known as Flixton, was situated just to the south of the B-1062 Harleston to Bungay road, about two miles from Bungay.
		It is situated on the left, further along the road going left (uphill) from St. Mary's church and is on land donated by the farmer close to the HQ buildings, technical site and end of the main runway.
		A bronze plaque, mounted on English Oak, was presented to the people of Bungay in May 1983 by the 446th BGA.
	www.2ndair.org.uk /Bases/bungay.htm (421 words)

	Destination Guide for Bungay : Enjoy England
		Bungay is a vibrant and charming market town, situated in a loop of the River Waveney.
		The town boasts various attractions in the surrounding area including the Bungay Museum, St Peter’s Brewery, The Otter Trust and the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum.
		Bungay also houses a golf course, sports hall, bowling green and indoor swimming pool.
	www.enjoyengland.com /where/destinations/east-of-england/suffolk/bungay.aspx (190 words)

	Publications of Henry BungayHenry R. Bungay
		H.R. Bungay and R.F. Ward, "Silvichemicals and Fuels from Paraquat-treated Pine Trees", Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Lightwood Coordinating Council, pp.
		H.H. Weetall and H.R. Bungay, N.T.I.S. PB80-223803 (1980) pp.
		Bungay, G. Serafica, and R. Mormino, "Environmental Implications of Microbial Cellulose", in Global Environmental Biotechnology, ed.
	www.rpi.edu /dept/chem-eng/WWW/faculty/bungay/bungaypub.html (3833 words)

	:: Bungay Brook - Golf Boston, Golf New England -- Golf Travel, Golf Courses -- GolfBoston.com
		The double green of the 4th and 7th holes is pure fun.
		From sweet corn to sweet swings, from the Vegetable Barn to Bungay Brook Golf Club, the Gareau family has transformed this family acreage into a great golf course.
		Bungay Brook is a superb, links style 9-hole course with magnificent conditions.
	www.golfboston.com /newgb/feature_bungay.htm (359 words)

	St Edmund, Bungay
		The church is served by the Benedictine community, and has a thriving school immediately next door, giving Bungay a peculiarly Catholic presence on its High Street.
		If you come here, you will be standing in what I believe to be the most significant Art Nouveau space in Suffolk.
		Bungay St Edmund King and Martyr is located on the High Street, beside St Mary.
	www.suffolkchurches.co.uk /bungayse.htm (394 words)

	Welcome to Bungay & Waveney Valley Golf Club
		Bungay and Waveney Valley Golf Course is situated on Bungay Common, just outside the town.
		The course sits in a horseshoe- shaped loop formed by the River Waveney, and is an inland heathland course, with plenty of gorse and a mixture of pine and birch trees.
		The clubhouse was rebuilt several years ago, and caters for members and visiting golfers, while the Professional, Andrew Collison, runs a well-stocked shop and is available to give lessons.
	www.club-noticeboard.co.uk /bungay/index.htm (228 words)

	BungaySport.co.uk - Home of The Bungay& District Sports Association
		objective of the Bungay and District Sports Association is to enhance access to sports facilities in Bungay and surrounding catchment area, increasing participation and encouraging the pursuit of excellence.
		Our objective is to provide high quality sports facilities on the Maltings Meadow which we now have the funding in place and the project is expected to start May 2004.
		This website has been designed to bring together the sports clubs in Bungay and give honest and up-to-date information on the progress of not only the project but also information on the sports clubs themselves.
	www.bungaysport.co.uk (103 words)

	:: Bungay Lake News ::
		Handling Canadian Geese an article from the Bungay Lake Newsletter archives.
		This site is designed to be fast-loading, somewhat pleasing to the eye, but most importantly, informative to lake residents.
		To understand, manage and protect our Bungay Lake resources through research and education ensuring a quality future for all to enjoy.
	www.bungay.homestead.com /files/main.html (394 words)

	In Search of The Black Dog of Bungay
		In 1577, an apparition of the devil in the disguise of a Black Dog appeared in the churches of Bungay and Blythburgh England.
		The popularity of the legend has resulted in an image of the Black Dog being incorporated into the Town of Bungay’s coat of arms and there are depiction's of him on buildings around the town.
		A weather vane in Bungay Market in Suffolk depicts a fl dog and a flash of lighting.
	www.chuckstraub.com /Letterboxing/bungay.htm (710 words)

	BUNGAY ESTATE AGENTS - Property and houses for sale or rent in Bungay and surrounding area. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		BUNGAY ESTATE AGENTS - Property and houses for sale or rent in Bungay and surrounding area.
		Let a good number of agents in Bungay know your needs - our 'one e-mail to all Bungay Estate Agents' button at the top of the homepage is ideal for this.
		Standard lending ratios are usually three times the principal earner's gross income plus one times the second, or two and a half times joint gross income.
	www.bungay-estateagents.co.uk (1206 words)

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