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The support we received in our first two months has been amazing! We are honoured to be able to share local news, listings and businesses with you. No matter how weird and wonderful, old or new, innovative or quirky, we want to know what you’re up to and share it with our incredible little town and its villages.

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Book Release Interview with one of Suffolk’s finest authors on his new book…

A View of Felixstowe from the Bath

By Dick Moffat - £16.00

“Following the chance finding of a nineteenth century visitors’ book for The Bath Hotel, this potted history unearths the fascinating story of Felixstowe’s first and foremost luxury hotel. Beginning in the 1840s, and the brainchild of one of the Cobbold family, it ends in 1914, being completely destroyed by a fire started by two suffragettes, just before the outbreak of the war.”

What inspired you to write this book?

Well, isn’t it ironic that we celebrate the suffragettes burning down the finest hotel at the time, and one of the most iconic buildings in Suffolk, but we don’t celebrate The Bath Hotel as such. It was one of the earliest prestigious hotels in the country, certainly in terms of the seaside; people would travel from all over to either holiday or convalesce.

The two suffragettes, prior to burning down the hotel, had caused a string of incidents while travelling down the coast from Lowestoft, including the pier in Southwold, so it’s likely the pier in Felixstowe was their target, but with security being tight they obviously chose the next most important structure in the town.

According to visitors’ books for both The Bath Hotel and The Cliff Hotel, the former, up until 1907, was managed by George Quilter and his daughter. Following an alterca-

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tion with Lord Tollemach, the then owner, Quilter built and moved to what was referred to as Quilter’s Cliff Hotel, now Cliff House. Many of the original guests appear to have moved with him, again according to the visitors’ book, this time for The Cliff Hotel.

The Bath Hotel Book is packed with the names of the great and good, and many chose to include watercolours, pen and ink drawings, poetry etc. It is also possible to trace the origins of the golf club, the cricket club and the tennis club through various entries.

Where can we buy your book and where will we see you next?

You can purchase the book from Poor Richard’s Book Shop, 17 Orwell Road. It will also be availabe at the Felixstowe Book Festival. I’ll also be talking at the library for the Felixstowe Book Festival. www.felixstowebookfestival.co.uk

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Felixstowe’s Cultural Food Corner Celebrating the many culinary cultures Felixstowe is proud to have...

A little bit of India...

Birdy’s Onion Bhajis The Bhajis

Ingredients 4 heaped tbsp gram flour 1/2 tsp tumeric 1/2 tsp ground coriander seeds 1/2 tsp green chillies (to taste) 1 large onion, sliced 1 tbsp chopped coriander 1 tbsp plain yoghurt 2 tbsp chopped tinned tomoatoes 1 tsp salt 2 large cups of vegetable oil

Method 1. Mix together all ingredients except gram flour. Add gram flour and mix in.

2. Over medium heat, heat oil in a wok or deep frying pan until oil is hot.

3. Take a tablespoon of the mixture and push into the oil with a second tablespoon to form fairly round balls. The

bhajis should firm up quite quickly. Cook in batches of 10.

Keep stiring them so that they brown evenly.

4. Drain on plenty of paper towels to allow excess oil to be absorbed. Keep warm in the oven until ready to serve.

To fill your bhajis up a bit more, you can also add sliced cauliflower, potatoes and/or aubergines (lightly boil before adding to your bhaji mixture).

The Sauce

Ingredients 1 tsp ground coriander seeds (fry then grind) 1 1/2 tsp ground cumin seeds (fry then grind) 1 cup natural yoghurt salt and pepper to taste Or you can simply have your bajees with tomato ketchup, or mint sauce.

Method 1. Roast the spices in a frying pan 2. Remove from heat and stir in the yoghurt

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Local Law

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A Day in the Life of a Paralegal This month, as always, we’ve seen a wide range of clients through our doors. I thought I’d share one case in particular with you as I imagine there are many people out there in a similar situation and with very similar concerns.

In a society where complex family structures and second marriages are common, juggling the needs and expectations of different factions can be a minefield when it comes to deciding who you would like to benefit when you pass on. I know of many clients, friends and family who have very specific wishes, often wanting assets to ultimately pass to their own children, but also to keep their new partners in the manner to which they have become accustomed, in the family home. Unfortunately, however, simply communicating these wishes to the family is unlikely to be enough for them to take effect. What’s more, if these wishes clash with how your estate is actually distributed should you not leave a will, there is a risk that the ‘competing’

parties may take the matter into their own hands.

The most important thing that I have taken from my training so far is simple: the only way to ensure that your estate passes in the way you want it to is to make a will. The thought of an unmarried cohabiting partner losing his or her home, or children losing out despite knowing that their parent wanted something different is a terrible and clearly to be avoided, particularly when the solution is so straightforward.

Do visit our Felixstowe office at 167/171 Hamilton Road if you would like our assistance on any private client matters.

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From the initial idea in 1997, through o Charitable Trust, have been able to ass ‘people’ charity and believe our missio realising their own charitable goals.

As summer arrives we inevitably think of holidays and a break from work.

Many people will be jetting off to far-flung destinations to enjoy a couple of weeks in the sun and to explore different cultures.

But for many Felixstowe is the perfect holiday destination!

It seems more and more people are enjoying staycations in our beautiful town. Not only is it a lot cheaper and stress-free to stay home, but our town offers so much.

BASIC have found out about the attraction of Felixstowe as a holiday resort over the past couple of years.

We arranged for some children from London’s innercity to come and stay at Felixstowe for a long weekend in 2013. Four families came over different weekends and had a fantastic break from the normal day-to-day problems they face.

We also arranged accommodation for a family of four where the mother was suffering from a terminal disease. We know the whole family were enthralled by our town and the stunning sea views.

Of course many local residents cannot afford a break at all and that is why BASIC have teamed up with The Family Holiday Association (http://www.familyholidayassociation.org.uk/) who provide holidays for people on low income.

If you are in the situation where you are unable to pay for a break, why not contact then and see if you qualify to have a great, free holiday?

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Community News to Your Door

our acceptance as a registered Charitable Trust in 2000, Felixstowe based BASIC, an independant sist many groups, organisations and individuals with financial, practical and general support. We are a on is to support those in need and to provide assistance for those who are otherwise prevented from

starting in September and we like to get a little bit ahead of ourselves here at BASIC! We are looking for old school uniforms – so if your child has grown quicker that Jack’s beanstalk and the blazer and jumper no longer fit, please bring them along to either of our shops.

We’re going to collect them and then have them out for sale just before the new school year begins.

We hear a constant theme from our customers about how difficult it is to buy new uniforms locally. Of course bargains can be found in supermarkets for shirts and trousers – but we are looking for the branded jumpers and blazers with ‘Fairfield’, ‘Causton’ etc.

Even if they are worn please send them along as we also make money for clothing for recycling.

Let’s work together to make life a lot easier for all in our beautiful town.

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BASIC are currently working on other projects including the St. Edmund’s Church and a brand new initiative called F.I.T. – details next time!

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So, why not get local business to up their game, thus winning you over as a customer with good old-fashioned service?

As a result, we can build trust in our local businesses and put Felixstowe on the map as The Town to Trade With!

Write in and tell us of good businesses you’ve come across. We’re always looking for businesses to feature who set an example for exceptional business practice and raise the bar on excellent service!

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House Platter...............................................................£3.50 (Chicken Tikka Pakora, Onion Bhajee, Lamb Tikka, Seekh & Vegetable Samosa)

Plain Popadom/Spicy Popadom..................................£0.60 Onion Bhajee...............................................................£2.50 Vegetable/Meat Samosa.....................................£2.50/2.90 Aloo Chatt/Chicken Chatt....................................£2.70/2.90 (cooked with chickpeas in a tangy chaat massala)

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Imli Tikka Chicken/Lamb Wrap....................................£3.95 King Prawn Puree/Prawn Puree..........................£5.10/4.10 King Prawn Butterfly....................................................£4.95 King Prawn Tandoori....................................................£4.95

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Tandoori Chicken Massala - on the bone (n)...............£7.20 Chicken/Lamb Tikka Massala (n)......................£7.20/£7.50 Special Chicken/Lamb Passanda (n)................£7.20/£7.50 Buttered Chicken Tikka (n)..........................................£7.50 Chicken/Lamb Shaslick Massala (n).................£7.50/£7.70 Tandoori Murghi Massala............................................£7.70 Tikka Stir Fry (Chicken or Lamb).................................£8.50 Tandoori Mixed Grill Massala (n).................................£9.95 Special King Prawn Massala (n)...............................£10.95 Lamb Shank..............................................................£10.50 (highly spiced sauce. Fairly hot)

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Chicken/Lamb Tikka..........................................£6.70/£6.90 Tandoori Chicken (on the bone)..................................£6.90 Chicken/Lamb Shaslick.....................................£7.20/£7.50 Tandoori Mixed Grill.....................................................£8.95 Tandoori King Prawn.................................................£10.95 King Prawn Shaslick..................................................£11.95 Tikka Paneer...............................................................£6.70

House Specialities

Koffta Massala.............................................................£7.50 Special Chicken Tikka Makhani (n).............................£7.50 Shahi Moglia (n)..........................................................£7.70 Hara Gosth..................................................................£7.70 Chingari Murgh............................................................£7.70 Tetley Special..............................................................£7.70 Sylhet Special Lamb...................................................£7.70 Xaccuti Chicken...........................................................£7.95 Murug Mirch Massala (Medium or Hot).......................£7.95 Green Chicken............................................................£8.50 Honey Murgh Tikka ....................................................£8.95 Sylhet Special...........................................................£12.95 (tandoori kind prawns, chicken and lamb tikka, with spicy sauce)

Zain’s Flaming Jhinga................................................£12.95 (king prawn cooked with capsicum)

Zainab’s Chingri Special............................................£14.90 (king prawn marinated in special sauce, grilled in clay oven with onion, tomato and capsicum)

Jalfrezi Dishes

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Vegetable Jalfrezi........................................................£5.50 Meat Jalfrezi................................................................£6.50 Chicken/Lamb Tikka Jalfrezi..............................£7.50/£7.70 King Prawn Jalfrezi....................................................£10.95

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Prepared as either mild, medium or hot to suit you and served with Naan Bread Vegetable Balti............................................................£6.70 Chicken or Meat Balti..................................................£7.50 Chicken/Lamb Tikka Balti............................................£8.50 Prawn Balti..................................................................£8.50 King Prawn Balti........................................................£10.95

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Vegetable Korma Massala (n).....................................£5.50 Vegetable Patia...........................................................£5.50 Vegetable Makkni (n)..................................................£5.50 Teaz Shabzi.................................................................£6.50 Paneer Shaslick..........................................................£6.50

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Boiled Rice..................................................................£1.90 Pilau Rice....................................................................£2.20 Egg Freid Rice.............................................................£2.50 Mushroom Fried rice....................................................£2.50 Onion fried Rice...........................................................£2.50 Veg Fried Rice.............................................................£2.50 Garlic Fried Rice..........................................................£2.50 Kashmir Rice (cooked with fruit)..................................£2.50 Coriander Chilli Rice....................................................£2.50 Keema Fried Rice (with minced meat).........................£2.50 Puree (deep fried puffy bread).....................................£1.30 Chapati (light thin bread)..............................................£1.30 Tandoori Roti (round flaky baked bread)......................£1.90 Parantha (buttered layered bread)...............................£1.90 Plain Naan...................................................................£1.90 Onion Naan.................................................................£2.20 Garlic Naan.................................................................£2.20 Peshwari Naan (stuffed with coconut)..........................£2.20 Aloo Parantha (stuffed with spiced potato)...................£2.20 Keema Naan (stuffed with minced meat).....................£2.50 Coriander Chilli Naan..................................................£2.50

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Vegetable Curry............................................................£2.70 Bombay Potatoes.........................................................£2.70 Aloo Gobbi (potato and cauliflower).............................£2.70 Chana Massala (chick peas).......................................£2.70 Mushroom Bhajee........................................................£2.70 Saag Bhajee (spinach).................................................£2.70 Miramish (mixed veg)..................................................£2.70 Tarka Dall (lentil sauce with garlic)...............................£2.70 Dall Massala (fairly hot spiced lentils)..........................£.270 Bindi Bhajee (okra)......................................................£2.90 Brinjal Bhajee (aubergine)...........................................£2.90 Cauliflower Bhajee.......................................................£2.90 Saag Paneer (spinach with cheese).............................£2.90 Chana Paneer (chick peas with cheese)....................£2.90 Sylhet Saag (spinach, garlic and green chillies)...........£2.90 Kumbi Makhni (mushroom/spinach in cream)..............£2.90 Chutneys and Pickles (per pot)....................................£0.50 Raitha (yoghurt with cucumber or onion).....................£1.50

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Popadoms and Chutney Mixed Starter Platter: Chicken Tikka Pakora, Onion Bhajee, Chicken Tikka, Vegetable Samosa, Chicken Tikka Massala, Lamb Balti, Pilau Rice, Plain Naan and Saag Aloo

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Popadoms and Chutney Mixed Starter Platter: Onion Bhajee, Vegetable Samosa, Palak Paneer, Vegetable Korma Massala, Vegetable Balti Pilau Rice, Plain Naan and Saag Aloo

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Popadoms and Chutney Mixed Starter Platter: Chicken Tikka Puree, Chick Tikka Pakora, Onion Bhajee, Meat Samosa, Chicken Tikka Massala, Lamb Bhuna, Chicken Balti, Chingri Murgh, Pilau and Mushroom Rice, Plain Naan and Peshwari Naan, Mushroom Bhajee and Saag Aloo (n) denotes contains nuts - other dishes may also contain traces of nuts.

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Felixstowe Air Cadets Surpass Expectations!

8 Cadets from 356 (Felixstowe) Squadron took part in this year’s Wing Field Competition, hosted at East Wretham Camp in Norfolk, and were awarded the Runners Up prize for their hard work and team spirit.

Competing against the 28 other Squadrons from the Norfolk and Suffolk Wing the team did exceptionally well, being placed in 2nd in 5 of the 10 events.

Obtaining 248 of the 290 points on offer they were beaten into 2nd place by friendly rivals and closest friends from 432 Woodbridge Squadron.

Congratulations go to Woodbridge for a sterling performance by winning 5 of the 10 events and obtaining a score of 268. 188 Ipswich Squadron, another member of the ‘Peninsular Squadrons’, obtained their best result to date, coming 4th overall.

For the top two teams, the result from this year’s competition is a role reversal from last year.

OC 356 Squadron – Flt Lt Andrew Garrett said, “All the hard work has been done by the team. It was a very good result and I can be very proud of effort they put in. Well done team. I would also like to offer thanks to the other cadets on the Squadron who helped with the preparation of the team.”

Evangelistic Weekend

Bethesda Baptist Church Five stimulating presentations

by Rev. Aella Gage Looking at a particular aspect of the Christian Faith.

With teas, coffes and free literature Fri 13th June (7.30-9pm) - The Bible Sat 14th June (9-11am) - Jesus; Who Was He Really? includes continental breakfast Sat 14th June (7.30-9pm) - Why is there Suffering?

Sun 15th June (10.30am-12pm) - The Importance of the Cross As part of the usual church Sunday Service Sun 15th June (6.30-8pm) - Jesus’ Resurrection

Contact John for more details: 01394 274915 01394 275671 - www.bethesdafelixstowe.org.uk 27 Cavendish Road, Felixstowe, IP11 2AR (opposite Lidl)

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Pictured here with OC Norfolk and Suffolk Wing, Wing Commander D Miller, the team (right to left); Flight Sergeant Fletcher, Flight Sergeant LeighPearson, Sergeant Adams, Seargent Prince, Cdt Swain, Cdt Stanbridge, Cdt Castle and Cdt Poffley receive their Runners Up Medals.

If your son or daughter is aged between 13 and 17 and would like to consider joining the air cadets please contact Officer Commanding 356 Sqn Andrew Garrett on 01394 673419 or via email at 356@aircadets.org Subject: How to join.

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Peewit Caravan Park Peewit Caravan Park was officially launched in 1965 on land off Walton Avenue that had previously been farmed by the Smith family. Mr Hake had already started a campsite at Felixstowe Beach beside the railway station and it was apparent that there was scope for a second caravan park in Felixstowe.

Only touring caravans and tents were accommodated then.The business was run as a partnership between Mr & Mrs Geoffrey & Rachel Smith and Mr Michael Ward until the mid 1980s when Mr Ward was bought out.

Mr & Mrs Smith combined running Peewit Caravans Ltd with farming at Goslings Farm, Trimley St Martin.

The day to day running of the Park was undertaken by a succession of managers. In 2000 when Geoff sadly passed away, his son Andrew and daughter in law Liz took over the business with Rachel Smith, who very sadly passed away last year.

It seems amazing now, looking back, at how caravans have changed!

The fully fitted out holiday homes of today lead you to forget that back in the 60s everyone was reliant on the toilet and shower blocks provided by the site.

Water was drawn from a standpipe serving a group of caravans and hot water would have been heated in a pan on a small cooking hob – much like a beach hut. Some of the owners of the caravans would have arrived for their holidays by train or bus – now

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everyone seems to have at least one car. The touring caravans kept growing until they became the static caravans we know now as holiday homes.

Peewit has always tried to have a sense of community. There isn’t a clubhouse, but there is occasionally a social night with perhaps a quiz. They enter a float into the Carnival every year and have about 50 customers involved, ranging in age from 5 to 75 years.

Felixstowe in Flower is another town initiative which Peewit supports, as do several green-fingered caravan owners individually.

Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, Felixstowe’s hidden gem reflects the quiet location down the long driveway between Felixstowe Beach Caravan Park and the Jehovah’s Witness Kingdom Hall; yet by accessing the rear pedestrian exit, you can walk to the town centre in less than 20 minutes.

Next year Peewit Caravan Park will be celebrating 50 years of business – and looking forward to the next 50.

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13 Artists in Felixs

Over 130 Suffolk artists will be opening their studios to the pu the show by having thirteen incredibly talented artists (the hig can be found at www.suffolkopenstudios.org. Here they are, w exhibiting are as follows: 7th and 8th June (1), 14th and 15th J Cherrie Stevens: Weaving Weeks (1, 2, 3, 4) Studio oneone 3 113 Undercliff Road West IP11 2EF 07577 828666 cherrie55uk@yahoo.co.uk

Linda Dacey: Mixed Media Weeks (1, 2, 3, 4) After Antoinette 15 Ranelagh Road, IP11 7HA 07983 406875 afterantoinette.com dacey.linda@yahoo.co.uk

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stowe Opening their Doors to you!

ublic over the weekends of June 2014 as part of the long-running Suffolk Open Studios initiative. But Felixstowe steals ghest number of artists in a given town/city) exhibiting a huge range of techniques and materials. More information with details of their open studio dates, times and media. The codes indicating which weekends the artists will be June (2), 21st and 22nd June (3), 28th and 29th June (4)...

Beryl Scott: Printmaking Clare Curtis: Printmaking Weeks (1, 2, 3, 4) 3 Penfold Road, IP11 7BP 01394 283667 clarecurtis.co.uk info@clarecurtis.co.uk

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Helen Cassells: Mixed Media Weeks (1, 2, 4). Helen’s Shed Felixstowe Ferry Boatyard Ferry Road, IP11 9RZ. 07975 907675 helensshed.co.uk helen@helensshed.co.uk

Mandeep Birdy: Painting Weeks (1, 2, 3, 4) 11A Sunray Avenue, IP11 9QG 07929 979073 mandeepbirdy.com info@mandeepbirdy.com

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What’s On Listings Tuesday 3rd

Morning Walk: Falkenham @10:45 - Meet at the car park (Capel Hall Lane) on the Kirton Road for a walk around the Falkenham area. Around 4 miles. FREE. 01473 229292. www.livewellsuffolk.org.uk

Felixstowe Scribblers: ‘1,000 Word Homework’ @19:30-22:00 - Felixstowe Library, Crescent Road. Annual fee of £25, or £5 p/meeting.

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Wednesday 4

Messy Church @15:30-17:45 - St. John’s Church, Orwell Road. Fun activities for children, parents, grandparents and carers to be creative. FREE. 286552. www.stjohnthebaptistpcc. onesuffolk.net/welcome

Friday 6

Big Cheese Comedy Club Night @ 20:30 - Trades and Labour Club, High Road West. £10 or £8 in advance. 07766 231967. www.bigcheesecomedy.com 5 mile race @ 19:30 The Mike Todd Kirton Friday 5 and Fun Run - Kirton Recreation Ground on Back Road.

Fun Run @ 19:00 1.5 miles for all ages. Advanced entry £10 for affiliated runners, £12 for nonaffiliated runners. Entry online via the FRR website. www.frr.org.uk/kirton2014.htm LevelTwo Youth Project Dinner Dance @19:00-23:00 The Brook Hotel, Orwell Road Summer Dinner Dance to raise funds for the Level Two Youth Project. Two course dinner, live disco and raffle. £15 p/p.

272521 www.leveltwo.org

Saturday 7

Kirton and Falkenham Churches Summer Fete @12:00-16:30 - Kirton Recreation Ground, Back Road. Magician, brass band and classic vehicles.

Beer tent, cream teas, stalls and displays. Adults £1, children 50p, family £3. 448354.

Glenn Hurst Big Band 40s Night Out @ 19:30-23:30 - The Orwell Hotel, Hamilton Road Swinging music of the 1930s and 40s. Come in uniform, 40s dress, or smart casual. Three course supper. £37.50 p/p.

Pre-booking essential.

01473 252098/01394 285511. www.glennhurstmusic.co.uk

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Blue Cross Garden Fete @ 12:00-15:00 - Felixstowe Blue Cross Rehoming Centre, 333 High Street, Walton. Food and refreshments, merchandise, animal welfare stands, raffle and tombola. 0300 777 1480. www.bluecross.org.uk

Saturday 7 to Sunday 29

Suffolk Open Studios: Felixstowe Art Trail Various locations throughout the town. As part of Suffolk Open Studios, thirteen artists in Felixstowe will be opening their studios during weekends in June. Visitors will be able to explore the Art Trail - see work in progress, talk to the artists and perhaps purchase a unique item or two. Download the map/trail sheet at www.visitfelixstowe. co.uk Printed copies available from the Library, Tourist Information Centre, shops and cafes around the town. See page 14 & 15 for more details. www.suffolkopenstudios.co.uk

Sunday 8

Photography Workshop @ 10:15-13:15 - Environmental Still Life - Landguard Peninsula Led by professional photographer James Fletcher. £30. Please pre-book. 01394 675283. www.discoverlandguard.org.uk

Music in Felixstowe The Ward Piano Trio @ 15:00 St. Andrew’s Church, St.Andrew’s Road. Adults £12, children FREE. 670633. www.felixstowemusic.com

Monday 9

FEOC Concert: David Harrild @ 19:30 - Trades and Labour Club, High Rd West £6. 279373.

The Edge of The Sea The Dark of The Sky 9th/10th @ 19.45 - St Mary’s Hall, Walton High Street. A play about George Crabbe, Benjamin Britten and Peter Grimes. £10/£9 from 01394 279613 or Abbeygate Lighting

Tuesday 10

Orwell Connection Choir Summer Concert @19:3021:30 - St. Mary’s Church, Walton. FREE. 286388. www. orwellconnection.onesuffolk.net Malmaison Carnations and Cedric Morris Irises @19:30 Old Felixstowe Community Centre. Felixstowe and District Horticultural Society Monthly Meeting. £2. 272695. www. felixstowedistricths.onesuffolk.net

Folk and Decorative Art Demonstration @ 19:30 - Broadway House, Orwell Road £2. Advance booking 276975. www. felixstoweartgroup.org

Deben Flower Club: ‘Alfresco Summer’ @ 19:30 - Kirton Church Hall, Church Lane £4. (Ips) 736651/(Flx) 448415.

A Love Affair with Suffolk @19:30 - Broadway House, Orwell Road Felixstowe Family History Society Talk.

Non-members are very welcome. £1. 01394 271762. www.itgen.co.uk/ffhs.

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Felixstowe Walkers: Kirton @ 11:00 meet outside The White Horse Inn. 2.5 miles.

FREE - felixstowewalkers@ hotmail.co.uk

Saturday 14

‘N’ Gauge Group Model Railway Exhibition @10-16.30 - Trinity Methodist Church, Hamilton Road Annual exhibition £3. Children FREE. 01394 277211. www.felixstowengauge.org.uk Summer Fair @ 10-12 - Old Felixstowe Community Centre Annual Summer Fair. Cakes, plants, games and flower tombola.

Raffle and refreshments. FREE 01394 286710. www.oldfelixstoweca.org.uk

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The Gippeswyk Singers @ 19:00-21:15 - Landguard Fort Chamber Choir featuring a capella programme of English music. A glass of wine or hot drink is included. £7.50. 276770. www.gippeswyksingers.co.uk

Saturday 21

Monthly Beach Litter Pick @ 09:30-11:30 - All welcome.

Meet at the southern end of the Languard Fort Observatory compound between the rifle fencing and the bungalow. Tea/ coffee and biscuits back at the Bird Observatory based within Right Battery. FREE. 673782. www.lbo.org.uk

Saturday 21

Discover Landguard @ 10:00-16:00 - Triangle Canopy. A special day of displays and information. 675283. www.discoverlandguard.org.uk

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Sunday 22

Children’s Craft Activities @13:30-14:30 - Sun Handprint Craft - Felixstowe Library, Crescent Road. Children’s (5yrs and up) activities. FREE. 694880. www. suffolklibraries.co.uk/branches/ felixstowe-library

Tuesday 24

Felixstowe Art Group: Work Evening @19:30 Broadway House, Orwell Road Bring your own materials (acrylics) and have-a-go. £2.

Advanced booking 276975. www.felixstoweartgroup.org

Friday 27 to Sunday 29

Beer on the Beach Felixstowe Leisure Centre - Live World Cup Football, music, hog roast and ice creams. Live music - Fri (20:00): Freebird; Saturday (18:30): Rock Hudson; Sunday (15;00): Fern Teather.

Friday from 16:00, Saturday and Sunday from 11:00. £1.50 entrance. £2 deposit for a glass. www.hogandale.co.uk www.placesforpeopleleisure. org/centres/felixstowe- leisurecentre.

Saturday 28

Summer Dance @19:30-23:45 Trimley Sports and Social Club, High Rd, Trimley St. Martin. Charity event raising money to support children and their families with additional needs. Includes a drink on arrival, finger buffet, disco and raffle. £15 p/p. 286399. www. felixstoweopportunitygroup.org.uk

Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 June

Felixstowe Book Festival Various locations - Something for everyone, from writing workshops to children’s storytelling, sporting memoirs to crime fiction. A programme full to the brim with events.

Festival cafe at The Orwell Hotel in Hamilton Road. Visit website for schedule (timings and venues). Most events are adults £6, concessions £4, children £2. Weekend Passes for ten events (some exclusions) £40 (concessions £30). For tickets call 276770 from the Tourist Information Centre, or in person at Abbeygate Lighting in Cobbold Rd. 279783/07720 049668.

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In aid of Trimley Church. Katie’s Garden plant doctor. BBQ and cream teas. Local crafts. Plants and produce on sale. Children’s play areas and bouncy castle.

‘Open Gardens Special’ lunch at the Hand in Hand public house.

Saturday 10:00-17:00, Sunday 12:00-17:00.

Admission by programme (includes map and garden descriptions) available from car park, church and at participating gardens. £5 p/p. Children FREE. 200462/200510. www. stmartinschurch.onesuffolk.net

Saturday 28 to 6 September RSPCA Tombola @10:00-16:00 Felixstowe Triangle Canopy Weekly Tombola (every Saturday). Raising money for RSPCA. 01394 275350. www.rspca.org.uk

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The Felixstowe Society Beach Clean Do you fancy giving something back to the community? How about a lovely morning on the beach?

The Felixstowe Society organises Beach Cleans four times a year and the next one is on June 18th at 9.30am.

We meet on the prom opposite Seagull Cottages. All equipment

is provided. All you need is a good sense of humour-it is surprising what you find on the beach!

If you are interested, please contact Keith Horn on 01394 270845.

Sunday 29

Open Day and Charity Dog Show @ 11:00-16:00 Whitworth Veterinary Practice, Station Road, Trimley St. Mary Fun day out. Dog show with a range of classes. Stalls and refreshments. FREE 01394 271112. www.whitworthvets.co.uk

Mondays

Smart4Art After-School Club (see page 15 for full details) Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club @7:00 - 10:00 - Felixstowe Leisure Centre. 01394 694600.

Tuesdays

Dance Lessons St. Edmund’s Hall, Langer Road - children’s and adult beginners and intermediate classes.

07757 217456.

Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club (same as Mondays)

Smart4Art After-School Club (see page 15 for full details)

Wednesdays

Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club (same as Mondays) Story Time @ 1.30 and 2pm - Felixstowe Library. Sessions for young children in the children’s section of the library.

Thursdays

Drama Club for 6-13yrs and Adult Latinasize

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Fridays

Felixstowe Country Market @ 10:00-11:00 at the Trades and Labour Club in High Road West. Range of preserves, eggs, garden produce and crafts. All goods are home made. 272003. www.countrymarkets.co.uk

Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club (same as Mondays)

Sundays

Jazz East at The Fludyers @ 19:30-22:30 - Evening Jazz club at Undercliff Road East.

The gigs feature some of the UK’s greatest Jazz artists playing alongside the region’s best musicians. Great music, great venue, great atmosphere! FREE. Felixstowe Photographic Society @ 19:30 - Broadway House, Orwell Road. All welcome to attend/join the group, beginners or experienced. FREE.

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Local News

The Women’s Cycling Tour

A HUGE congratulation to all the ladies who participated in this national event that started Stage 3 of the race on our very own seafront! This is the country’s first ever international stage race, bringing the world’s top riders to compete against Britain’s Olympic heroines.

Participants includes reigning World and Olympic Road Race Champion Marianne Vos and her Rabo Liv team, Orica - AIS, Boels Dolmans, Specialized Lululemon and the Wiggle Honda team of British Olympians Laura Trott, Joanna Rowsell and Dani King. Alongside them were the national side of the world’s number one ranked nation, the

Netherlands, plus a Great Britain national team which was led by Leicestershire’s Lucy Garner.

The Women’s Tour has been awarded the top status by cycling’s governing body, the UCI, placing the race on a par with the Ladies Tour of Qatar and the Giro Rosa as one of the world’s top ranked stage races.

Choir Members Present Cheques to their Adopted Charities

The biggest choir in Felixstowe presented cheques to their two adopted charities Members voted to support Suffolk Family Carers “Eight Days a Week appeal” for a new mobile centre, and for MacMillan Cancer Support.

Choir founder Rachel Sloane says, “We invited representatives of the charity to attend Monday’s choir meeting and, to their delight, presented them with a £1000 cheque each.” The presentation was followed by Felixstowe Community Choir voting for their next adopted charities and the result will be announced on their website www.felixstowecommunitychoir.org.uk.

The choir will be singing at Landguard Fort as part of “Holding the Fort” (Saturday 28 June) and at Felixstowe’s “Last Night of the Proms” (Saturday 27 September, St John’s Church). The choir meets on Mondays throughout the year (including Bank Holidays) at the Orwell Hotel and anyone over 18 is welcome to attend. Singers pay £4 and there is the charity raffle.

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