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une and July are big months for Norfolk’s Voice Project Choir as they prepare to perform their first live events since 2019.

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The Voice Project return to live performance Their Arc of the Sky project was all set to launch in 2020 when Covid caused the choirs to fall silent. With all live rehearsals and performances indefinitely postponed, Voice Project co-directors Jonathan Baker and Sian Croose moved everything online and created an acclaimed film instead. The 100-voice choir are now revisiting the project to create new live choral-performances, which will include songs, sounds and images from the film.

Arc of the Sky is a site responsive piece inspired by the idea of a bird’s-eye view of the spectacular Holy Trinity Church, Blythburgh (widely known as the Cathedral of the Marshes), the surrounding landscape, the Blyth estuary and the coastline. It explores themes of flight, perspective, scale, solitude and connection and features music written by Jon Baker, Orlando Gough and Sian Croose, with texts by poets including Emily Dickinson, Henry David Thoreau, Wendell Berry, Jane Draycott and George Szirtes.

Sian Croose said, ‘It’s so good to be able to return to live performance. It seems so long since we were last able to do so. Live shows are the lifeblood of music.’

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with specially composed music, poetry and choreography coming together to give audiences a unique, uplifting experience.

Arc of the Sky includes elements of promenade performance where audience members are invited to walk with the choir. ‘We don’t want to exclude anyone’ explained Jonathan Baker ‘So if anyone has any access/mobility issues they can let us know at the time of booking. We also want to reassure anyone with reservations about attending mass events that we shall be practicing social distancing and that indoor spaces will be well ventilated’.

The Voice Project Choir is a true open access community choir in the most literal sense, absolutely anyone can join whether they have any experience of singing and music or not. Despite this their performances are produced to exacting professional standards.

They perform music that is specially written for them by internationally-renowned composers and present it in innovative ways to create spectacular events that live long in the memory.

Saturday 2 July, 6pm and 8pm The Arc of the Sky by The Voice Project Choir Promenade performance from 100 voice choir and soloists celebrating Holy Trinity Church the surrounding landscape, estuary and coastline Holy Trinity Church, Church Lane Blythburgh, Suffolk IP19 9LP Tickets £15, £12.50, £10 available from www.voiceproject.co.uk

9 THINGS! Small ways to make a BIG difference.

With the world turning upside down and our lives impacted by the terrifying prospect of a third world war, its easy to feel powerless. Whether you can be inspired by the beautiful conceptual artist, Yoko Ono, and IMAGINE PEACE, or whether you can refocus your gaze on our dear planet’s climate emergency, we can recover some sense of impact through small acts of kindness and consideration.

Here are some ideas.

1. Leave a section of your garden for wildflowers to develop 2. Stop mowing your lawn to encourage grasses that help our birds and insects 3. Stop using chemicals and peat in your garden and adopt organic practices 4. Plant a mixed hedgerow using native trees 5. Buy locally grown veg/meat /dairy/fruit.

6. Write to your local council and MP asking for better transport and to increase our footpaths 7. Look into how you can become plastic free.

8. Have some meat and dairy free days 9. Talk to friends and family about how they are making a difference, so everyone can feel part of this pledge to commit to a better climate. Consider becoming involved in civic society (eg: parish council/local church/local charities).

Adopting one of these small actions will help. Love and Peace to you and your dear ones.

Kate Hayes

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Flower Festival at St. Mary’s Church, North Elmham Saturday 30th and Sunday 31st July The theme this year is ‘All That’s Royal’.

The Church will be open from 10am until 5pm on Saturday 30th and from 10am to 4pm on Sunday 31st July.

There will also be a car boot sale on Saturday 30th July from 10am on the meadow opposite the church.

Light refreshments will available in the Memorial Hall from 10am to 4pm on both days as well as Bric a Brac, Plant, Book and other stalls in the Churchyard.

Plus trips up the Church tower on both days from 11am until 3pm.

Norwich Theatre re launches Friends Scheme

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booking, half-price first night dramas and discounts on up to four tickets per show, plus a 10% discount on food and drink. It is a lower entry price than any other theatres in the region.

For those looking for further offers and a closer connection to Norwich Theatre, the Best Friend tier at £50 a year includes invitations to Friends Nights at the Theatre, double the discounted ticket allocation at eight per show and half-price first night on drama and more.

The scheme retains its top tier – Gold Friend – at £150 a year for those who want a deeper relationship with Norwich Theatre, supporting the charity’s creative community work in Norfolk and engagement projects with local people.

Chief Executive and Creative Director of Norwich Theatre, Stephen Crocker, said: “The income raised by our Friends Scheme ensures we can provide the best service to our customers, providing a high-quality digital service as well as over the phone and in person, at a time when many theatres are closing their box office counters. I really enjoy meeting all our friends and would like to thank all who support us in this way.”

For more information about the Friends Scheme head to norwichtheatre.org.

Loddon WEA The very interesting course on ‘The Company of Preachers’ finished at the end of March with a presentation to our speaker, Mary Fewster. We were all very pleased to be able to join together for this course after an extended break due to Covid.

A new committee has been formed and a presentation was given to Margaret and Colin Shearmur in recognition and thanks for their many years of service to the WEA group in Loddon.

We are hoping to engage a speaker for a course beginning in September and details will be published nearer the date.

The speaker for Spring is Nigel Herwin who will give a 10 course on Early East Anglia starting in January.

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he Jubilee… will they won’t they…..will Meagain and the very private ginger one be able to stop filming their behind the scenes epic for Netflix and pop across to put in an appearance on the balcony (in disguise to prevent any invasion of privacy).

I’m sure persona non grata Uncle Andy would be available for baby-sitting duties.

Will Edward trot out another dodgy version of It’s a Knockout with Camilla and Charles doing the mini marathon? Where is Eddie Waring when you need him? It all remains to be seen.

Spirits will obviously need lifting locally after the Canaries relegation and all eyes looking to the transfer window and of course The Himalayas as Sherpa Webber (a few ups and downs on Gas Hill should knock him into shape). goes in search of a midfield general around Kathmandu or Everest Base Camp, Hilary and Tensing? Mallory and Irvine? or perhaps just bring back Wes Hoolahan from the spires of Cambridge. So the season ends at Carrow Road with a goal from Harry (where’s the net) Kane to bring his tally to 17 for the season not bad when compared with Jimmy (mine’s a pint St) Greaves 40 in 41 games for Chelsea in the 60/61 season.

Qatar is waiting Harry!

Our leader still seems to be managing to dodge the Partygate bullet and his partner in crime Carrie has almost disappeared off the radar…..probably baking cakes with files in just in case it all goes horribly wrong and we end up with the other Liz as PM (Truss).

I bet she can’t believe her luck having a conflict like the Ukraine landing in her lap so she can strut her stuff and promise this,

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'It was like a mini retreat, I loved it!'

that and the other from her bunker, good grief she’ll be sticking her head out of a tank next!!

With nuclear Armageddon seemingly returning to middle burner for the time being, what of our old friend Covid? The dear old virus we have come to love has been upstaged recently by the arrival of Monkeypox with a recommended isolation period of 21 days mind you the big blisters and lumps are a bit of a giveaway if you spot them in Tesco! So look out for that and no doubt an autumn revival of omnicron just in time for xmas and the January sales.

By which time we will know the fate of Harry and the lads and the inevitable penalty shootout.

Football’s coming home I hear you say (just not sure when!) and possibly not to Carrow Road Still there’s always hope of a Jack Hawkins or Tony Hancock season….

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Festival for all the Family at Norwich Theatre

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orwich Theatre's Family Festival brings families and communities together to celebrate all things creative! The Family Festival will run from 26 – 31 July 2022, and families of all shapes and sizes are invited into all three of Norwich Theatre's venues for creative fun.

Across the week, there will be a range of activities and shows, including free options. Families are encouraged to join the activities together and celebrate the start of the summer holidays.

You can take part in a whole host of activities, from craftivism with Say it With Stitch on 27 July, Learn How to Beatbox (26 July) with a professional beatboxer, watch the inspiring Paper Planes film (27 July) and enjoy children's favourite The Very Hungry Caterpillar on stage (29 – 31 July).

A key event not to be missed is the

opportunity to have a family Poetry Picnic on the Norwich Theatre Royal stage (27 July) and enjoy music and poetry with poet Simon Mole and musician Gecko. They will be performing from the seats. Bring your own picnic!

Sam Patel is Head of Creative Engagement at Norwich Theatre, and excited to be inviting all make up of families to this creative adventure. She said: "We are delighted to have this opportunity to welcome families into the theatre and share the wellbeing benefits of creativity. We have an amazing line-up of workshops and activities for all ages and the whole family. We really encourage all the mums, dads, grandparents, carers and guardians to share creative experiences with their families to create, sing, stitch and laugh their way through the first week of the summer holidays."

For more information and a full list of Family Festival events and to book any sessions, head to norwichtheatre.org.

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hen I started planting my frst seedlings this year, I came across a corner on my allotment where there seemed to have been a lot of tunnelling activity. I suspected rats, mice and moles, which I hate, and couldn’t help wondering whether the no dig approach to gardening might have made life a bit too cosy for them. I almost certainly expected the seedlings I planted there to turn into sickly specimen.

I then came across an astonishing article by George Monbiot (The Guardian 7/5/22), the environmental campaigner, investigative journalist and natural historian, who gave me the answer to my question. The soil beneath our feet is not lifeless dirt but a living organism that is “as diverse as a rainforest or a coral reef.” Essential bacteria necessary for plant health, are present in huge numbers in the area around the roots of plants. They are stored in structures, invisible to the naked eye, that could be compared to a wasps nest or a beaver’s dam, and have uncanny similarities with the human gut in terms of numbers and functions. The earthy scent of a handful of soil that gardeners are familiar with, is in fact the smell of the compounds that the bacteria produce.

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Nicola Berryman, Welfare Veterinary Surgeon, who is caring for the pair at one of Redwings’ Norfolk sites, said: “Monarch was born in the early hours of the morning on 7th April. We don’t know who the father is but it’s clear he was a big horse, perhaps even a Shire, as Monarch is huge!

“It was a tricky couple of days when baby Monarch came into the world – there were some initial problems with him feeding but foal and mum are in good health and are now doing well.”

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es, Norwich City have, unsurprisingly, been relegated back to the Championship again and, inevitably, the post mortem has begun.

Again. Some fans are philosophical and accept that this is unavoidable with our business model, but others are angry, presumably for the same reason! There is even talk of demonstrations (at the upcoming West Ham game), but what will the banners say? “Delia, why can’t you be richer?”, “Webber, why is it that the players you signed, that we were all quite excited about at the time, turned out not to be as successful as we thought they would be?” – a bit difficult to chant that one!

Inexplicably, though, fans of other Clubs are angry, too. Angry that we don’t spend any money (although we did this season) and that we are, apparently a waste of a place in the Premier League.

This anger does seem uniquely aimed at us, although we are far from being the only so-called yo-yo club – Watford will be joining us next season and Fulham and Bournemouth will be replacing us (with Leeds still in the mix for relegation and Sheffield United in the play-offs) – but I did see a Crystal Palace (yep, Crystal Palace) fan suggesting that the 4 of us should be kicked out into a break away league

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you know... e again... and just play each other – a Not-So-Super League, so to speak – as we devalued the Premier League. But I say to that Crystal Palace fan, and the Southampton fans, and the fans of whoever stays up out of Burnley, Everton and Leeds, if 1 or 2 of us yo-yo clubs weren’t occupying the relegation places, who do you think would be?

I do agree that the Premier League is broken and has been devalued, but not by the yo-yo clubs, rather by the multi-billionaire plaything clubs. Man City have this season reached the final of the League Cup, the semi-finals of the Champions League and the FA Cup and are still on course to win the Premier League, which would be their 4th win in 5 years. This is, apparently, a terrible year for the fans and there are calls for Guardiola to be sacked! How is that not devaluing the League? In fact, in the 30year history of the Premier League, only 6 clubs have won the title (including the Leicester and Jack Walker bank-rolled Blackburn anomalies, and let’s not forget that Norwich could, and probably should, have won it in the inaugural year)! Not exactly the most competitive league in the World, is it?

word?). The top European leagues are much the same. Bayern Munich have just won the Bundesliga for the 10th year in a row, Barcelona and Real Madrid have won all bar 2 of the last 18 La Liga titles, Paris Saint-Germain have won all bar 2 (when they finished 2nd) of the last 10 Ligue 1 titles, and Juventus have won 9 of the last 10 Serie A titles. These are all very rich clubs and, like here, the playing fields are so far from being level that the players need crampons not football boots. Perhaps, on reflection, the Super League wouldn’t have been such a bad thing, the departure of the mega-rich clubs (and their arrogant, entitled fans) may have seen a levelling up of those left behind, and we may have had a chance of survival. Although Mr Angry of Crystal Palace would probably have 3 or 4 new yo-yo clubs to moan about.

Anyway, back to the Championship we go to rebuild and, hopefully, yo-yo again.

O TBC. OTBC.

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Richard Penguin’s

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fter 2 years and 2 months away from going to gigs the return after 2 years away due to the pandemic of Folk on the Pier in Cromer proved to be the re-start point for me. Having been to every one from 2008 to 2019 and run an event on the fringe for the last 7 of them it was great to be back, if only for one concert on the Saturday afternoon, but what a great line up it was.

The Shackleton Trio were showcasing their new album ‘Mousehold’ released that day ahead of their 23 date UK tour and 9 date tour of Denmark and Norway.

Having worked with and put them on at fringe events at the festival it was a proud moment seeing them taking to the main stage. I have to confess to running the P R for their new album and had that week helped to get them played on the BBC radio 2 folk show and video and song of the day for the on the Folk radio UK site for their single ‘The Eel Song’. Other radio shows and sites across the UK soon followed. Over the years Norfolk has produced several great acts who have made an impact on the national folk circuit and The Shackleton’s are keeping that tradition going. So why them? Well firstly there’s a wealth of great storytelling songs.

On the day they focused largely upon the one’s from the new album. There is a strong Norwich link to half of the songs and tunes on the new album with ‘No Road Across Mousehold’ being based upon the 1800s

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broadside ballad ‘Crackshots of Norwich’ light-heartedly warning of the dangers of crossing the heath while the then wayward Territorial army practiced their shooting.

However other songs elicited compassion from the audience as Georgia told the story of labourers on the heath dancing and enjoying their work too much being curtailed from doing so by being made to wear ‘Little Wooden Shoes’ or more to the point heavy wooden clogs. Similarly ‘Wild Man Peter’ tells the sad story of a feral child brought to the UK, ending up in Norwich, and incarcerated in the city’s Bridewell Prison. Songs that make you think. ..And then there is Georgia’s crystal clear resonating, occasionally soaring, but never booming voice, and the subtle harmonies of both Nic and Aaren. Finally there is the mastery of their instruments.

All 3 are very talented musicians and on Nic’s instrumental tunes on the album notably ‘Mandy Lynn’ dedicated to a chicken, and ‘Byards Leap’ inspired by a Lincolnshire fable the interplay between his deft mandolin lines and Georgia’s dextrous fiddle playing are underpinned by Aaren’s strong and solid yet intricate guitar work making them a cohesive, clever and tight trio. A great set and a superb new album.

The middle act on the day was veteran guitarist and singer Wizz Jones. Emerging during the 60s boom of singer songwriters and fine guitarists there were moments to remind us when he fingerpicked the

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guitar that he was a contemporary of the likes of Bert Jansch and John Renbourn.

Choosing to largely play covers of old time blues songs such as ‘Weeping Willow ‘ and slightly more contemporary songwriters like Jez Lowe, original ‘Lucky the man’, written for his daughter, proved that he too can write a decent song. Great to be able to see him even in his dotage. The main act were Dylancentric led by original Fairport bass man Ashley Hutchings playing the songs of, and with the approval of his Bobness. Accompanied by a fine selection of folk luminaries they certainly did justice to many of Dylan’s finest moments with Ashley’s son Blair Dunlop putting his heart and soul into ‘Sooner or Later’ and singing violinist Ruth Angel offering a sweeter female vocal lead to ‘Mr Tambourine Man’ than Bob’s original among many great offerings from his back catalogue. A great way to dip my toes metaphorically back into gig going. Meanwhile, here are some gigs and festivals coming up in June and July- EPIC- July 5th- The Beat, NORWICH ARTS CENTRE- June- 8th- Roger Eno, 9th- Laura Veirs, 17th Courtney Marie Andrews, July- 19th- The Delines. UEA- June 20th- P.I.L, July 21st- Kasabian. VOODOO DADDY’S- June- 1st- Jazz and improv, 3rdTilting sky presents- Sukko, July 2nd Monica Guarnieri, 28th- The Kundalini Genie.

The WATERFRONT- June 9th- S L F, 15th Sepultura, 21st- The Mission, July 2nd- The Homeless Gospel Choir. NORWICH FOLK

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FESTIVALS- JUNE- 2nd- 4th- RED ROOSTERSeasick Steve, Chuck Prophett, Lady Nade, Alan Tyler, The Mcguilty Brothers + many more, 17th-19th- BRANCASTER ALE AND MUSIC FESTIVAL, 25th-July 9th- FESTIVAL TOO- Kings Lynn, JULY- 1st-3rd- FOLK IN A FIELD- WEST NORFOLK, 6-10th- DEREHAM BLUES FESTIVAL, 16-17th- STRUMPSHAW TREE FAIR, 18-31st- KINGS LYNN FESTIVAL, 21ST24TH- LATITUDE- Modest Mouse, Beth Orton, Shed 7, Maximo Park, Porridge Radio, Hurray for the Riff Raff + many more, 23rd30th- HOLT FESTIVAL, 30-31st- WORSTEAD FESTIVAL and CLIFF TOP FESTIVALGORLESTON. (SEE WEBSITES FOR FULL LINE UPS). ECLECTIC SELECTION- Shows- 6pm Future radio- June 12th + 26th, July 10th + 24th. Recent shows had Animal themes to them. Podcasts- https://futureradio.co.uk/ show/richard-penguins-eclectic-selection/

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