Web Feeds available from Coastal Scene

• All Suffolk Coastal Scene News http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/all_suffolk_coastal_scene_news_1_1134572
• Aldeburgh News Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/aldeburgh_news_1_1134580
• Framlingham News Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/framlingham_news_1_1134589
• Leiston News Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/leiston_news_1_1134626
• Saxmundham News Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/saxmundham_news_1_1134627
• Wickham Market News Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/wickham_market_news_1_1134636
• Woodbridge News Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/woodbridge_news_1_1134637
• Yoxford News Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/yoxford_news_1_1134638
• Suffolk Coastal Scene Sport Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/suffolk_coastal_scene_sport_1_1134668
• Suffolk Coastal Scene Entertainment Feed http://www.coastalscene24.co.uk/cmlink/suffolk_coastal_scene_entertainment_1_1134644

What is a Web feed and how can I use one?

A web feed, or rss feed, is a great way for you to see when new articles are published on your favourite websites, such as the Coastal Scene, without actually having to visit the website.

By subscribing to a feed you will receive all the latest headlines as soon as they are published all in one place and in many cases, straight on your desktop.

You can subscribe to a web feed using a feed aggregator program, sometimes called a feed reader or a news reader program. Depending on which program you use, the method to set up the feed may vary but this is usually just a case of copying or dragging the feed link (or the orange feed icon) into the aggregator program.