A village familiar with tragedy mourns Noah Woods
It is not the first time this village of about 2,600 people has been hit by tragedy. And that will remain the case," he said."I've been many times to Brantham and always get the feeling it is a strong community. "There's history, there's community, and there is strength.
- ▪It is not the first time this village of about 2,600 people has been hit by tragedy.
- ▪And that will remain the case," he said."I've been many times to Brantham and always get the feeling it is a strong community.
- ▪"There's history, there's community, and there is strength.
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| Publication time | Sat, 19 Sep 2026 05:27:45 GMT |
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A village familiar with tragedy mourns Noah WoodsImage source, Family handoutImage caption, Noah Woods' family said he was "the sweetest and most innocent little boy" who will be "missed forever"ByBen KendallPublished1 hour agoWhen three-year-old Noah Woods disappeared, hundreds came together in the hope of bringing him home.It was at about 15:00 BST on Tuesday when he became separated from a relative while at a playground in Brantham, Suffolk.The following day the news came that nobody wanted to hear: a child's body had been recovered from a nearby pond.At least 1,300 people helped to try to find him, coming together in hope then grief. It is not the first time this village of about 2,600 people has been hit by tragedy.
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