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Contents Page 2 Subscription Page 4 From You to Us Page 6-7 Town and Around Page 8 Felixstowe Civic Awards Page 9 Classic Vehicle Rally
Page 42-43 Taking Care of Felixstowe Page 44-47 North Sea Floods Page 48-49 Local History Page 50-51 Imagine Dance Company Page 52-53 In the Garden Page 54-57 Photography
Page 11 Local Events
Page 58 Fitness
Page 12-17 Radio Caroline
Page 59 Myster Shopper
Page 18-19 Spring Shopping
Page 60 Felixstowe Chamber of Trade & Commerce
Page 20-21 The Big Food Blog Page 22 Book Review Page 23 Lions Club Page 24-25 Plop - The Boy Who Saved the World Page 26-27 Exclusive Interview with Lee Mead
Page 62 Health Tip Page 63 Pensions Page 64-65 Local Author’s Book Launch Page 66 Felixstowe Nature Reserve
Page 28-29 BASIC Life Charity
Page 67 Supporting Local Businesses
Page 30 Landguard Events
Page 68-102 Exclusive Vouchers
Page 32-33 The Felix Stowaways
Page 104-105 Local Councillors
Page 34-35 Felixstowe Volunteer Centre Page 36 Where in Felixstowe Page 37 Local Lad Dean Wales Page 38-41 Local People Phillip & Janice Hill
Page 106-120 Community Listings Page 122- 143 What’s On Guide Page 144-146 Fun Page Page 148 Index & Directory Page 149 Stockists
Spring ISSUE
It’s already Spring and can you believe it... This month marks our 5th anniversary! I’m delighted that through the past 1825 days, we’ve been able to deliver to you some of the lovliest and inspiring stories from local people, groups and businesses. The purpose of the magazine is to create prosperity in the community by uniting it through abundant positive news and connecting like-minded people. The locals I’ve had the honour of meeting to showcase their great work, exciting projects or creativity have been second to none. As always, a huge thank you to all of you who give so much to the community and make my job such a dream. We’ve cut no corners for this season’s edition, so you’ll find plenty to see and do in Felixstowe this Spring, as well as lots of news to catch up on from your fellow residents. So, grab your best brew and enjoy the read.
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A Note From You to Us... Felixdough!
Oh... In ship, shape shop - top of Hamilton Ro Loaves arise a’fore down they go! Bakers – movers, shakers of early day Prepare our floury fare right excellent well Nourishing, tasty, white or brown Pies, and rolls and sarnies too, Doughnuts and brownies – just right for townies Crisps, coffees n’teas to customers please Quiche and cake, mmm, tum tum yummy Port or town, residents or tourists fine All goes down well with a drop of wine... your place or mine? And the moral of this most tasty tale Of this happy town where people swim, play & sail Is... Enjoy your day and, listen... for so they say... agen & agen IF, there be dough in the oven – there be dough in the till. Amen. © harles Mugleston Charles Mugleston
Letter to the Editor “I discovered your magazine online - I am keen to keep up with what’s happening in Felixstowe and the community in general. I thought it was absolutely brilliant reading and it makes me feel I have a good connection with the area and people. I have subscribed to ensure I get it regularly. I read with interest about your new litter initiative, which inspired me greatly. I have volunteered myself for litter picking in Ipswich, but hope to relocate to lovely Felixstowe before long and I shall certainly put myself forward to help. I have been greatly concerned about the volume of rubbish that is reportedly on the Port site. I have had people who work there tell me it is really bad, but nobody does anything about it. This horrifies me, as the Port is supposedly a supporter of the local community/environment/wildlife. All the rubbish there will help pollute the beautiful surrounding countryside as well as going into the water and adding to sea pollution, which is horrific. Having litter groups is fantastic, but shouldn’t there be pressure on such a large presence as the Port to insist there is a zero tolerance on their site regarding litter? I have had no response to my email as an individual, I think it needs a publication or person of position to get a response and for them to implement rules for their employees. Surely they have a responsibility as a large company in the area. They are just going to continually have their rubbish littering the sites that volunteers have worked hard to clear.” Kind regards, Jean Leggett 4
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Felixstowe Town and Around A word from the local council by councillor, Doreen Savage Much seems to have been happening on the Felixstowe scene of late – not least the disastrous news of the closure of Marks and Spencer. This news has shocked us all – as M&S has been a part of the Hamilton Road shopping experience for so many years! That shopping habits have changed cannot be denied and online shopping is quoted as being one of the reasons behind the proposal. Personally, I am not an online shopper, preferring to see what I am buying and most of my shopping is done locally. However, I must admit that in the recent past my shopping in M&S has not been as frequent as it would once have been. Tribute must be paid to the many residents who have braved the weather with petitions and protest meetings outside the store. I have signed three petitions and attended one of the meetings along with many other concerned residents. The Mayor, our MP and two Councillors travelled to London to make a presentation to the Head of Public Affairs at M&S on the importance of the store to the town and its popularity not just with residents, but with visitors too. They also handed over a petition with just under 7000 signatures. One really good bit of news to come my way has been that regarding the trading figures for the Felixstowe/Harwich/Shotley foot Ferry for last year. Passenger numbers for 2018 totalled 40454 –substantially up on the 2017 figure of 36656. This is all down to the hard work and additional crossings that the owner and his staff have put into making the service available and enjoyable. Fingers crossed that the funding 6
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that the Ferry receives from local authorities in Suffolk and Essex will continue into this coming season. Landguard Fort volunteers are working hard during the closed season re-arranging displays and making new ones, along with a new guide showing all the attractions in the area for the coming season – including the brilliant museum – which won an award last year. Whilst in the area of Landguard I must recommend the blog that the Landguard Ranger posts on the Landguard website. If you haven’t seen or read it – do have a look. It is a fascinating insight into what goes on in that part of Felixstowe and is so important. The news that the County Council were slashing the funding to Citizens Advice offices in Suffolk came as another terrible blow for those of us involved with CA. Knowing the advice and practical help that is given by the volunteers to anyone who is in difficulty of any kind, I was appalled at this news. Quite rightly, there was a public outcry and petitions and representations were made to the County Council by many people – not least those associated with CA. I have attended numerous meetings both in Felixstowe and Stowmarket discussing ways of meeting the needs of - in the case of the Felixstowe office over 2000 people who sought help last year and between them raising over 6000 differing problems – in the future. The County Council has, under pressure, reinstated 50% funding for the coming year 2019/20 – but with the decision of no funding for the following year. Citizens Advice has been around since the 1940’s and lots of people think it is government funded – which is incorrect – each office is a local charity and has to raise its own funding – most of which is by way of grants from the County, District and Town Councils
in the locality. Donations and grants from other organisations help to keep the office open along with fund raising which the volunteers and trustees do as well. Felixstowe office runs a very tight ship and we have very little “slack” in our funding so you can imagine the concern everyone is feeling at this moment in time. Efforts will continue to persuade the County to change its mind – but who knows! I was lucky enough to be one of five invited representatives from Felixstowe Town Council to be part of the audience at Fred Olsen House in Ipswich for the naming and dedication of a new RNLI lifeboat purchased by Fred Olsen with money collected on their various cruises and contributed by the generous “cruisers”. The boat was magnificent, costing £170,000 and was the 5th boat to be provided to the RNLI by Fred Olsen. The new boat will be stationed at Poole in Dorset. A lovely occasion and so important when you think of the wonderful work done by the RNLI in helping people in distressing situations at sea.
collect and return seamen to the centre in the hours they have onshore. A lot of the seamen visit the town and come back laden with goods they have purchased from our local shops. Felixstowe Port users held a ball in December and the proceeds of the raffle held at that event were for the Seafarers Centre. Like so many organisations, the centre relies on the goodwill of volunteers to keep it running and provide the services offered and monetary contributions are always welcome. I volunteer at the centre looking after the garden there – although in truth I haven’t been doing a lot there lately as it really isn’t gardening weather – but in a few weeks time I shall be cutting back, planting and generally making the area look beautiful. Well, to keep Spring in mind in this article my mention of the garden has done just that! Wishing all readers well in the coming months. Doreen Savage
The Felixstowe Seafarers Centre continues to provide a warm welcome to any seamen visiting the Port. The centre has a strong band of volunteer drivers who man the minibus which is on standby to SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 7
Felixstowe Civic Awards
Special contributions to the community made by individuals, young people and organisations are recognised by the Town Council at its annual Civic Awards evening. Did you know that you could be nominated for a Civic Award in Felixstowe? The award categories are: Mayor’s Awards: Presented to up to 5 local people for their personal contribution to the community. HMS Ganges Youth Trophy: Presented to a local young person (aged 21 or younger) or organisation supporting young people in Felixstowe. The Community Award: Presented to recognise the contribution to the community by a local organisation. The winners of the Civic Awards 2018 were: Mayor’s Awards Jane Bolton for her work for Old Felixstowe Community Association for nearly 20 years raising hundreds of pounds for the Association. Robert (Bob) Cockburn for supporting the Royal British Legion for many years. Including being Parade Marshall for the town of Felixstowe and Standard Bearer for The RAF Association. Pam Cole For her dedicated work with the Felixstowe Museum and its volunteers as Chairman and more recently as Committee Member. Rob Rushen-Smith for his outstanding contribution to the Felixstowe Scouting Group for over 40 years as well as starting the 8th Felixstowe Scout Group over 25 years ago. Sue Simmons for being instrumental in the running of support groups for people living with dementia in Felixstowe. 8
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Felixstowe Community Award The Laydens Community Project for improving the local community by reducing social isolation by providing meals, free confidential health checks, food bank provision, assistance with job searching, British Sign Language courses and much more. HMS Ganges Youth Trophy Charlie Webb for his hard work within the Level Two Youth Project as well as volunteering as a representative at the Suffolk Assembly of Youth. He is a keen leader and speaker and helps young people attending Level Two Youth Project by supporting them in their open sessions. Visit Felixstowe Tourism Award Festival of Fabric winner of this inaugural award following a public vote.
Make your nomination This town thrives because of the efforts of great local people like those mentioned in these awards. If you would like to nominate a Felixstowe resident for outstanding community service, complete the nomination form using the information below.
Nomination Deadline: 31st March 2019 Nomination Form: felixstowe.gov.uk Contact: Lorna Monsen, Mayor’s Secretary lorna.monsen@felixstowe.gov.uk Felixstowe Town Council, Town Hall, Felixstowe, IP11 2AG
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Felixstowe Area ‘N’ Gauge Group
Rotary Club Charity Fun Run
Last year Fun Run was a great success for all concerned. The Club used the money raised over £4800, to support Fresh Start New Beginnings, and other local causes.
The Felixstowe Area N Gauge Model Railway Group have had a very successful 2018 season thanks to all the hard work put in by group members. Both our modular layout and members layouts featured regularly on the circuit, including Warley, during the year. We have renovated several of our older modules and currently have two new ones under construction at the clubroom at Trimley. The amount of high level fourth line modules will be increased as the result of this during our 2019 season. We have now finalised dates for our Open Days and the Felixstowe N Gauge Model Railway Show. These are: Open Days 23rd March and 26th October Welcome Hall, High Road, Trimley St Mary Area N Gauge Show 8th June Methodist Church, Orwell Road, Felixstowe We look forward to seeing you there. Further details will be published in the near future so keep an eye on The Journal and the web page. Further information is available from: Chris Shum 01394 277211 www.felixstowengauge.org.uk FB: Felixstowe Area N Gauge Group
Huge thanks go to the Felixstowe Freight Club for being the main sponsor and the Spa Pavilion for use of their facilities. Fun Run 2019 Entrants are required to complete a registration form obtainable from Diamond Mills Estate Agents in Hamilton Road, the Best Western Brook Hotel in Orwell Road, or the Half Moon Pub in High Street, Walton. Alternatively, by contacting Rotarian: Madis Neemelo on 07738636328 or email madis205@icloud.com. The entry fee is £6 for adults and £4 for 16 and under. All runners are given a sponsor card providing them with an opportunity to seek sponsorship for either the whole run or on a per lap basis to raise money for the charitable or worthy cause of their choice. All runners will also receive an attractive memento certificate at the end of the run. This event is open to anyone and involves running (or indeed walking) as many laps as possible in the allocated one-hour period around a measured one-mile circuit centred on the Spa Pavilion. There are four cash prizes for the best team or individual fancy dressers with a first prize of £100. All runners must register at the Spa Pavilion stage between 9.30am -10.30am (at the latest) to allow time to get to the start line by 11am. felixstowerotaryclub.org/felixstowe-fun-run Photo credit: Felixstowe & Walton United FC SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 11
Radio Caroline, how it all began... We’ve heard all about her, but where did her story start? Radio is over one hundred years old, but as Radio Caroline proved, it’s never been an easy ride for independent radio personalities or musicians to be heard
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By the early twenties, technology progressed from simple Morse code to being able to transmit internationally, with a signal accessible to all radio sets. Knowing this was a powerful means of mass communication, the UK government formed the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) in 1927. The BBC charged a licence fee to every home possessing a radio and provided programmes of news, speeches, lectures, educational matter, weather reports, concerts and theatrical entertainment. This format was governmentcontrolled, not a matter of audience research. The UK population had to pay but had no say over what they got for their money. By 1930 there were five million radio sets in Britain, all unavoidably tuned to the BBC. 12
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But there was demand for light-hearted styles of programming. To exploit this, a private company, the International Broadcasting Company (IBC) was set up. It hired air time from overseas stations and transmitted popular programmes aimed at the UK market. While these programmes were perfectly legal, and while no doubt BBC transmissions were covering the continent just as readily as the continental stations were reaching the UK, the attitude of the BBC and the government was implacably hostile. The government persuaded royalty organisations to overcharge them for permission to play recorded material and the BBC were encouraged not to employ any artist or presenter who had worked on a continental station. In the absence of any other reason to explain this hostility it seems that the government were anxious to suppress any means of mass communication over which they had no control. But overseas stations flourished. By 1938, Radio Luxembourg had 45 per cent of the Sunday listening audience against the BBC’s 35 per cent and advertisers were spending 1.7 million pounds sterling per annum. In the fifties American rock and roll, blues and rhythm and blues were copied and
modified by young British artists, but the only way to hear this music was to tune to Radio Luxembourg, the only cross border broadcaster to the UK that had been able to restart operations after the war. The station was so popular that air time was block booked in fifteen minute or half hour slots and taken up entirely by the major record labels of the day; Decca, Capitol, E.M.I., Parlophone etc. By the early sixties a fairly comfortable balance was set: the BBC had their state monopoly and Luxembourg had their commercial monopoly. But with more and more talented British groups and artists developing their own song writing skills, how could this music be played for the public? Ronan O’Rahilly, the tearaway son of a well-known and wealthy Irish family came to London. O’Rahilly possessed a number of pertinent qualities; a background of generally getting what he wanted, a quick and lateral thinking brain, a maturity and presence which belied his tender years and an Irish naivety which gave him no knowledge or regard for the accepted way of going about things. Though he managed new young artists, nobody would record them, and nobody would give him air time. Clearly this could not be tolerated. Wrestling with the BBC and Luxembourg and indeed all European Radio, O’Rahilly finally went to London to seek his fortune. He settled into Soho and London’s club land and operating his own Rhythm & Blues Club. He bought the Rolling Stones their first set of stage equipment and briefly managed them together with his friend, Georgiou Gomalski, before entrepreneur Andrew Oldham snapped them up. But he still had the blues singer Alexis Korner and northerner Georgie Fame as his protégés. He was influential in the early days of Eric Burdon and the Animals, even suggesting the name for the band. Live gigs at small venues were a slow way to achieve popularity, but nobody would record his artists. O’Rahilly created his own record label and paid for his own acetates. When presenting these to the BBC he learned that the Corporation only played music by established artists which begged the obvious question ‘how to get established.’
At Radio Luxembourg he fared worse, station bosses laughed heartily showing him the programme schedules block booked by the major labels. Independents had no chance of air play at all. The answer? Give up his artists and hope they could be signed by a major label. ‘Well,’ O’Rahilly told the Luxembourg directors, ‘If after managing my own artists I have to create my own record label because nobody will record them and if I then find that no radio station will play their music, it seems that the only thing now is to have my own radio station.’ Radio Luxembourg thought this hugely funny and showed him the door.
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...it seems that the only thing now is to have my own radio station!
But the tides turned on the monopoly of radio, and O’Rahilly changed the history of radio forever. Soon after, at a party, a girl told Ronan about the station Voice of America which was operating at sea from the official USA vessel the MV Courier. He gleaned information about this operation from the US Embassy and also travelled to visit Jack Kotschack, the owner of the marine station, Radio Nord and the owners of Radio Veronica, an efficiently run Dutch offshore radio station. Radio law in the Netherlands was as restrictive as in the UK. In Holland as in Britain the law of the land only extended as far as territorial waters, three miles out from the coast. Beyond that lay international waters where there was no law other than that defined by the flag states of ships. A ship registered to Panama for example, whilst in international waters recognised Panamanian law.
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If the law of the flag state had no objection to international marine broadcasting, then the ship could make broadcasts which were not illegal and could not be stopped. With the young population created by the post war baby boom in the UK, and with burgeoning youth culture and a new pop industry that had untapped potential - this was the breakthrough O’Rahilly needed and he had certain advantages to build from. He was now mixing in the clubs and coffee bars of Soho and Chelsea with the young sons of very wealthy people. With his upbringing, large sums of money did not faze him. His family wholly owned the Irish port of Greenore, an ideal place to quietly convert a ship into a floating radio station, and thus a new life of radio began. On a fund raising trip to the USA, O’Rahilly was captivated by a photograph in Life magazine showing president John F. Kennedy’s daughter Caroline playing in the Oval Office of the White House and disrupting the serious business of government. This was exactly the image he wanted for his station. The name had to be Radio Caroline. With finance in place, the ex-ferry Fredericia was purchased and taken to Greenore for conversion. Radio studios had been built on the upper decks behind the ships bridge. In the hold were A.C. generators connected to two 10KW medium wave (AM) broadcast transmitters. The combined power from these was fed to a tall aerial tower near the bow of the ship. On 28th March 1964, with their words having been pre-recorded since they were too nervous to broadcast live, Chris Moore and the then unknown actor Simon Dee announced, “This is Radio Caroline on 199, your all-day music station.” Then a Rolling Stones record, ‘Not Fade Away’ was played and dedicated to Ronan O’Rahilly. Caroline was on the air. The monopolies of the BBC and Luxembourg were shattered, and UK radio was changed forever with UK offshore radio all starting in Felixstowe! What a story!
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Taken by Alan Boyle. Left to right, Charles Wright and Brian Nichols
Bringing Radio Caroline to life in Felixstowe, we caught up with the founder of the Felixstowe & Offshore Radio group, Brian Nichols and his colleague, Charles Wright. How did Felixstowe & Offshore Radio start? (Brian) I started to listen to Radio Caroline in the 1970s. The type of music they played (album music as opposed to hit singles) was so different to what you’d hear on most other stations. Also, the romance of it being broadcast on a ship rather than on land - it was exciting! The fact they had to broadcast on a ship or they’d be shut down… that all added to the overall ‘outside-of-the-law’ pirate radio and bending the rules. Towards the end of 2013, I approached the late Phil Hadwen. Phil was a senior member of the Felixstowe Society and a pillar of the community. I offered to write an article for the Felixstowe Society Newsletter, marking the 50th anniversary of the start of Radio Caroline, moored off Felixstowe. Phil accepted the offer and asked if I could put something together for the Heritage Open Days in September 2014. I was doubtful, but after a few pieces in local magazines like The Felixstowe Magazine, people started to get in touch with never seen before photos and other material. I was too young to know the stories of the radio in the 60s, but Charles being a few years my senior knew it well. Our shared memories helped to inspire the start of the Felixstowe & Offshore Radio group together.
Taken by: Dilys Calver, MV Caroline, 1964
What were your memories, Charles? In March 1964 I was aged 12 going on 13. I had an elder brother, Andy, who was 5 years older than me and who led the way with all the latest trends. He had introduced the family to Radio Veronica, the Dutch offshore radio station that started in 1960; it was easily received in Felixstowe. We didn’t really know about Radio Caroline starting off Felixstowe until it actually happened, and we read about it in the daily paper. My very first memory of seeing the ship was standing at the bottom of Bent Hill with my brother and two cousins who were visiting Felixstowe. One cousin held a small portable transistor radio aloft and we could both see and hear Caroline! We would listen to Radio Caroline at breakfast time whilst getting ready for school, listening on an old valve radio in the kitchen. Simon Dee was the host and he often played listeners record requests. Being a slightly naughty boy at the Felixstowe Grammar School, I decided
it would be a good idea to send in a request and ask for The Swinging Blue Jeans record, ‘You’re no good’ and dedicate it to all the prefects at the school! I can’t recall if Simon Dee actually read out those words, but I do remember him complaining about my fairly illegible schoolboy scrawl. It was a shame that the original Caroline ship, the Fredericia, moved away to the Isle of Man after the merger with Radio Atlanta and then creation of Radios Caroline North and South. The South ship (the Mi Amigo) was now off Frinton, but we visited a few times to see it and the other ‘pirate’ stations, anchored a few miles off shore. On a couple of occasions, we took boat trips from Clacton to view the ships and the DJ’s fairly close up. By that time, it was 1967, I was 16 and the ‘summer of love’ was in full swing! My brother Andy, a keen home movie maker, made a few films of our visits which can now be seen on our Felixstowe & Offshore Radio Facebook page. SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 15
Andy went on to work for the BBC and was heavily involved with BBC local radio that started in the early 1970’s, after the pirates had effectively been outlawed. I’m sure his love of Radio Caroline and the other offshore stations influenced his career path with the BBC until his untimely death in 1997.
Supplied by by Alan. Left to right: Alan Turner and Ronan O’Rahilly, taken in 2008
When I read Brian’s articles I got in touch with cine-film shot by my brother, and with my technical and music background (Blast Off Disco), we started working towards putting something together for the Heritage Open Days. We also set up the Felixstowe & Offshore Radio Facebook page, as the material we were receiving we felt would be of interest to offshore radio fans generally, as well as to people interested in this aspect of local history. Some of the material was given to us, but most was loaned, so that we could scan or photocopy it, rather than risk losing original items.
Taken by Karen Frost. From left to right: Emperor Rosko, Roger Day and Dilys Calver
Having acquired a reasonable amount, we confirmed to Phil that we would take part, but where? Thanks to the then Mayor, Graham Newman, we approached Fish Dish restaurant, who very kindly allowed us to use a basement room, at no charge! And that was our very first Felixstowe & Offshore Radio exhibition to honour Radio Caroline. Who else did you invite to the 2014 event? (Brian) We approached Radio Caroline, and they agreed to help promote our event, and to send their merchandise team along. Sadly, with the passage of time, there are very few people still alive who worked on board the MV Caroline while she was anchored off Felixstowe, but one person who is, Alan ‘Neddy’ Turner, agreed to join us for the weekend, which we were thrilled about. We did fear that people would come and say ‘Is that it’, and go away disappointed. We therefore contacted the ‘Flashback 67’ display organiser, Chris Dannatt, and he brought his exhibition down to Cotman Hall (then behind Mrs Simpson’s Tearoom), who also made no charge to us!
Taken byAlan Boyle. The current vessel for Radio Caroline, The Ross Revenge 16
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We opened on the Friday through to the Sunday, and more people came each day, and we received, some great feedback. What also happened during the weekend, was Phil and Graham discussing with us the
possibility of having a commemorative stone laid recognising that UK offshore radio began off the coast of Felixstowe. How have things progressed since then? (Charles) One of the things being asked was if we gave talks to groups - we probably do three a year on average, including some return visits. These are mainly in the Felixstowe-Ipswich-Woodbridge area. We don’t charge a fee, but ask for a donation, which we split between Cancer Research UK & Radio Caroline itself. We try and mix it up between us speaking, audio clips and photos and videos. We also took part in the 2016 and 2018 Heritage Open Days in Walton Community Hall and The Hut, respectively, and an event ‘Inside the Shed’ in Walton Church last year. Increasingly with our talks, we have displayed a small selection of our vintage radios from the 1960’s backwards, and these always get a lot of attention. The space in the church enabled us to display most of them together for the first time and proved to be a real winner! And we could listen to Caroline on 648kHz medium wave on them, since she was awarded a licence to broadcast to East Anglia, starting in December 2017. Back to the Stone – that took longer than you expected? Yes it did! We should have realised that these things don’t happen quickly and were further delayed by Phil Hadwen unexpectedly and sadly passing. We are indebted in particular to Roger Baker, then Chairman of the Felixstowe Society, the EoE Co-Op, and Councillor Mike Deacon, who saw the stone through to completion, three years later, in September 2017. One thing that the delay did do, was to give us time to plan another event for the weekend the stone was unveiled. The Caroline merchandise team returned, as did the Flashback 67 Exhibition, but this time we were able to be all together in Trinity Methodist Church Halls. In addition, there was a mini record fair taking place and a display of vintage radios by ourselves and some friends.
And you had some special guests attend? (Brian) Once we’d announced the event, the question we were asked most was ‘Have you got any big names coming?’ To which we would answer, ‘Hopefully’! We never expected that the likes of Emperor Rosko would come – he lives in California! However, he happened to be in the UK the following week to promote a charity and agreed to come! Both he and Tony Prince said ‘maybe’ when we first approached them, and when they both confirmed, it had a knock-on effect, with others also coming, like Mark West/Wesley, Roger ‘Twiggy’ Day, not forgetting Alan Turner, who joined us again. We also had some Caroline presenters from the 70’s through to the present day. We estimated around 250 people came to the stone unveiling, with over a 1000 coming to the Exhibition over the two days, from as far away as Scotland and Dorset. We received so much positive feedback afterwards, and it was gratifying to realise the pleasure the event had given to lots of people. What are your plans for 2019? (Brian) Back in 2014, we were also visited at Fish Dish by Sue and Colin Tod from Felixstowe Museum, and as a result they used some of our material for a display on the wall in their tearoom from 2015 through to 2018. This year, the Felgate Room will have a 1960’s themed display, including an expanded feature about Felixstowe & Offshore Radio. The museum will be reopened for 2019 on Easter Day at noon by the Mayor, Graham Newman. We hope that visitors during the summer will come to the museum, then take the ferry across to Harwich, where they can visit the historic LV18 Lightship, and see some radio history on both sides of Harwich Harbour! We intend to carry on with our talks, and of course are always interested in seeing any offshore radio related material, as well as vintage radios. Anyone who is interested to know more can contact us – we would be delighted to hear from them using the details below: Brian Nichols 07714 596655 Facebook: felixstoweandoffshoreradio With thanks to www.radiocaroline.co.uk. Feature image credit: Alan Boyle. SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 17
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Olive bread Mmm... imagine the smell of these beauties! There’s nothing like homely spring recipies Olives are a naturally sugar-free food, containing the “good” kind of fat, which can improve cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of heart attacks and strokes. Ingredients 92g green chopped olives 2/3 cup chopped black olives 500g bread flour 1 tsp salt 1/2 tsp garlic powder 1 tsp rosemary 1 1/2 tsp chili flakes Fresh thyme leaves 25g fresh yeast (or 2 1/4 tsp active dry yeast) 360ml water Method In a large bowl mix flour with salt, garlic powder, rosemary, chilli flakes and fresh thyme leaves. Dissolve the fresh yeast in 120ml water and add to the flour mixture. 20
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Add the rest of 240ml water and start kneading the dough until it pulls away from the sides of the bowl. Add olives and knead a bit more until incorporated. Grease with olive oil a clean bowl, transfer the dough and cover with plastic wrap. Let it rest for 2.5 hours at room temperature until tripled in size. On a floured surface flatten the dough into an oval shape and start rolling one edge inward. Roll and turn upside down and shape it into a ball. Sprinkle flour over a clean towel, and place over the dough. Let rise for another 30-45 minutes. Meanwhile turn the oven to 240°C and put a 9-inch round cast-iron pan inside without the lid. When ready, pop the dough in the pan and allow to bake for 25-30 minutes with the lid on to create steam. Remove the lid and bake for another 20 minutes at 230°C to let the bread get some crispy golden-brown crust. Take the bread out of the oven and place on a cooling rack while taking in a deep breath and soaking in that unbeatable smell of fresh baked bread! Finally, let it cool completely before cutting.
Pea Soup
Maple Almond Truffles These almond truffles make the perfect finish to your pea soup and olive bread
There's still a little chill in the air when the first peas are ready for picking. So now’s the perfect time for pea soup Ingredients 2 tablespoons unsalted butter 2 leeks, thinly sliced and well washed 6 cups tender green lettuce leaves, well washed and dried 1/3 cup fresh mint leaves 2 cups shelled fresh green peas 3/4 teaspoon course (kosher) salt 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper 2 cups chicken or vegetable broth 1/3 cup double cream 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
Ingredients 24 whole almonds 190ml golden maple syrup 25gm almond flour 1 pinch of sea salt Cocoa powder, as needed
Method
Method
In a large saucepan, melt the butter over medium-low heat. Add the leeks and cook, stirring occasionally, for 10 minutes, or until tender.
Spread almonds on a baking sheet and toast in oven for 15 minutes. Leave to cool.
Add the lettuce and mint and cook for 5 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the lettuce is very tender. Stir in the peas, salt, and pepper and stir to combine. Add the broth and bring to a boil. Reduce to a simmer, cover, and cook for 5 minutes, or until the peas are tender and the flavours have blended. Working in 2 batches, transfer the soup to a blender and puree until smooth. Add the cream and lemon juice and blend. Serve hot.
Preheat oven to 180°C.
In a bowl, combine maple syrup, almond flour and salt. Roll into little balls. Insert a toasted almond in each truffle and roll in cocoa powder. On some, you can roll almond pieces for decoration. Refrigerator 2 hours. Serve with a victorious grin on your face and enjoy with utter delight!
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Book Review
A review of Every Note Played by Lisa Genova In her latest book, Every Note Played, Lisa Genova explores the complexity of forgiveness in the face of tragedy. How does a person let go of a series of wrongs in order to do the right thing?
Richard Evans is known throughout the world for his concert piano skills. His fans adore him, other musicians aspire to play like him, and women want to be with him. However, when he finds himself diagnosed with ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease), no one wants to know him. He is all alone in the world, except for an ex-wife whom he hurt and betrayed time and again and a daughter who he barely knows. He chose the piano, touring and other women instead of being with his family. Now alone and becoming more and more helpless, Richard realizes the mistakes he has made. But is it too late to make amends? Karina, his ex-wife, has been trying to move on for the last few years without much success. She is in the same house, doing the same job, and is filled with anger for the life she never had. She also wanted to be a successful pianist and was, in fact, much better than Richard when they were starting out. But when she got pregnant, she let her dreams slide away. She loves her daughter, but still blames her ex-husband for being a part of losing herself. However, she has some things to be forgiven for as well. She had her own secrets during their marriage. When Richard can no longer live by himself and doesn’t have the resources for round-the-clock care, who will step up to help him during the last stages of his life? Will it be Karina, who can barely stand to look at him, or his daughter Grace, who is 22
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filled with resentment for having a father who was never around? Genova shows the devastation of a disease that has no cure and slowly robs its victims of every function, until it takes away life itself. She also portrays the power of family and what forgiveness can do for the soul. Lisa Genova lives in the United States and is a New York Times best-selling author who has appeared on Dr. Oz, the TODAY show, CNN, PBS Newshour, and NPR. She has a degree in Biopsychology and a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from Harvard University. To find out more about her, please go to www.lisagenova.com. Susan Baldani enjoys writing articles about a variety of subjects. She is also currently finishing up her second book. You can contact her at suebaldani@yahoo.com, on Twitter @mywritingwall, or through her website at www.mywritingwall.com.
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Long-term v Helen Lakey “Plop - The boy who saved the world” Each year we have the challenge of finding new ways to raise funds. The animals we help in East Suffolk, depend on it. So, we are delighted that Helen Lakey, one of our long-term volunteers at our Felixstowe Charity Shop has written two books and all the royalties will be donated to the local RSPCA! PLOP! The Boy who saved The World is published as an e-book on Amazon for £1.99. It is a children’s story but has a message for all of us. The young superhero’s journey starts with him, as a toddler, throwing a pebble into the sea. (Felixstowe’s beach was the obvious inspiration!) As he grows and learns more about the world, he ends up on a mission to save the planet. He harnesses the power of the internet to create a global wave of goodwill for his cause. It is a thoughtprovoking story of our times and is both funny and tear-jerking. The Trainees go West is a children’s book featuring the Little Train that runs along the Felixstowe Prom. With Ray N. Bow at the controls it takes four children on a magical journey to Joshua Tree and The Heblux where the Celestial Light Orchestra plays. Also published as an e-book on Amazon, it costs just 99p. Please go online and buy them. Everybody wins and e-books are so ‘green’! Helen loves Felixstowe and feels very fortunate to live by the sea.
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volunteer, y, helps the R SP CA Helen says “I love swimming in it. I don’t care about the jelly fish but I do care about the rubbish in it!” Helen is more of a cat person and the most beautiful cat she ever had, Ziggy, was from our RSPCA Martlesham Centre, and that is who she named Plop’s hero after. She has a lovely dog at the moment. Charity shops play a huge part in helping the environment. Goods that may have ended up in landfill are recycled - with many a bargain to be had. A win-win for all! Thanks to the wonderful customers, staff and volunteers at our RSPCA shop in Hamilton Road, Felixstowe, we have bucked retail trends in 2018 and our sales showed a healthy increase. That is very welcome, because our Animal Centre at Martlesham and our Welfare Clinic in Ipswich are self-funding Helen has volunteered at our Felixstowe Shop for over 10 years. She loves helping at the shop and feels that as well as helping local animals in need, it brings the community together in such positive ways. She adds that Cathie and Jo the Managers are great! For more details about RSPCA Suffolk East & Ipswich Branch and our Felixstowe Charity Shop please see below. www.ipswich-rspca.org.uk www.facebook.com/ rspcasuffolkeastandipswich RSPCA Animal Centre, Mill Lane, Martlesham, IP12 4PD RSPCA Charity Shop, 144a Hamilton Road, Felixstowe, IP11 7DS. Tel: 01394 275350. Manager Cathie Livesey SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 25
Lee Mead - In the flesh Charming, humble and determined, we were delighted to interview Holby City star, the lovely Lee Mead From Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to Holby City, you’ve done so well with your career. Where do you get your drive from? I get a strong work ethic from my Dad seeing him do a 90-hour week. When you grow up around that first-hand and see how hard he works, you can’t help but get affected by it. So I’ve worked consistently for the last 17 years. I love to work and it’s paid off. I said I’d give myself 10 years, but by the time I turned 30 I was established. I’ve known great actors in their 50s scraping for work, so I feel lucky. I’ve always wanted to be a father and have a family. I wanted to be a teacher too… I thought I’d do that if I hit 30 with no acting job. You have to take a leap of faith and lots of risk and sacrifice. Family is a big part of my success. My dad would really support me a lot - he gave me emotional support and confidence. For any job interview it’s hard but as an actor you’re so exposed. In 9 out of 10 interviews, you don’t get the job. You have to have a real deep sense of self-belief and be true to how far your talent can take you. My parents are so loyal and confident and behind me, but I find there’s a lot of luck involved too. What was it like to work with the great Andrew Lloyd Webber? Very surreal… I’ve known of him, but he’s almost like a cartoon character I’ve grown 26
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up with. 5 months of auditions before the live shows of Joseph (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) I was in London and the casting director told me that Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber were there for an hour. So, she told me to audition in front of them. I remember walking in there, and I sang a song called Anthem which Tim Rice wrote. “Wow,” Tim said, “it’s a shame we’re not casting Chess as I’d cast you now.” I remember me and Andrew at a piano, he sang Love Never Dies, and he asked me what I thought. It was amazing to be asked that! Working with Andrew Lloyd Webber, have you got the bug to write, produce or direct a show of your own? That’s so strange you just asked that as I want to! Potentially this year in the Civic Theatre in Chelmsford. My friend, Ian Knowles that runs it, asked me to write and produce my own plays. I’ve got 20 years of contacts and experience, so I’d like to produce my own play. You now have 5 albums. Did your role as Joseph play the largest role in aspiring to be a singer? I’ve always sung and been an actor. I write a lot of music and that’s when I noticed I could sing. I was fortunate enough to have Gary Barlow write me a song and that album went gold and sold 100K copies. With record albums it’s all about units, so it was a lot of pressure. A friend told me I could produce my own albums so Love Songs was my first and I released that… it was so great. I’ve learnt my craft in depth and have been producing my own records ever since. Is there a particular magic about stage Vs screen and vice versa? It’s a different kind of buzz really. Obviously with a live audience you get that instant reaction which is lovely and with TV it’s
more about getting your performance right for camera and the feedback is much later. How did it feel to have a part written especially for you in Casualty and Holby City? It was great as that rarely happens. For you, what is your greatest achievement? Being a father to Betsy, my daughter. You are the patron for The Mushroom Theatre Company charity. Tell us about it. The charity supports wonderful kids and allows them to express themselves and be part of a group and put on shows. It’s a charity which is based in Rayleigh, Essex and aims to bring able-bodied and disabled people together to socialise and perform. (mushroomtheatre.co.uk). Have you been to Felixstowe before? It’s my first time in Felixstowe but I’m looking forward to catching up with a good friend who is from here.
In your tour, Lee Mead - My Story, there’ll be an intimate interview – what do you want your fans to know about you? Come and see the show and all will be revealed. What makes it a different style show, is that I’ll have Adam Dennis my pianist so I will sing some songs. I’m quite nervous and I’ll be interviewed by Beverley Humphreys from the BBC. The show will give the audience a real insight to my life.
What a genuinely lovely person, and after getting to know Lee we feel quite proud of how from humble beginnings, he’s carved out a wonderful career and life. If you’d like to see Lee in action, his show at the Spa Pavilion is on Saturday 23rd March at 7.30pm All Tickets are £25. A limited number of VIP ‘Meet and Greet’ at £58. 01394 284962. @Leemeadofficial
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Pop-up sho A regular update from a brilliant local charity, providing financial, practical and general support You’ll probably know about the pop-up shops pioneered in Suffolk by the BASIC Life Charity. But what you might not know is how much demand there actually is for them, while there are debates on where there is a need for pop-ups, those working in the social and community welfare see evidence of poverty all too often. With bills and outgoings that must take precedence, food shopping is often the first thing that goes at the bottom of the priority list. Whether it’s because of the change to the benefit system, no money management training, people recovering from the effect of the recession, losing a job, ill-health, pensions being inadequate to cover essentials, or any of the other many reasons, food banks and pop-ups are proven to be popular and life-saving in times of need. In February, France became the first country to make it illegal for supermarkets to throw away edible food - they have to give it to community groups. BASIC hopes this law will come to the UK. The concept is simple. With thanks to Tesco, M&S, Morrisons, Coop, Waitrose, Lidl, Krusty’s Bakery, The Bakery and Fareshare, donations of food are picked up by the BASIC van. Local churches, (listed on the next page) open their doors for their pop-ups. Visitors simply buy a bag for £1 (a maximum of 2) and help themselves. There are absolutely NO questions or qualifications. Everybody is welcome. The money raised from the pop-ups are currently used for two projects: the Walton Parish Nurse who comes to the pop-ups every fortnight and for a craft initiative for local residents. Any surplus food is given to
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the Senior Citizen’s Centre in Howard House on Orwell Road. The pop-up shops are proving so popular that they’ve had a visit from the BBC and have opened up in Norwich and Leytonstone in collaboration with a local mosque. BASIC Pop-Up Shops @11am - 12noon Mondays Trimley Free Church, 182 High Road, Trimley St Mary, IP11 0SS, 01394 276171 Tuesdays Saint Edmunds Church, Langer Road, Felixstowe, IP11 2HR, 07814 949828 Saint Phillips Church Hall, Felixstowe, IP11 2LP, 01394 670090 Thursdays St Peter & St Paul’s Church, Church Road, Felixstowe IP11 9NF, 01394 670940 Other projects in the pipeline BASIC are soon to launch their Period Poverty campaign to raise awareness for the need of personal hygiene for girls, especially school girls who may not have the funds every month. The campaign aims is to ensure that no young woman goes without access to menstrual protection.
1 in 10 young women (aged 14-21) have been unable to afford period products. It is quite simple really: if you can’t afford food, you can’t afford menstrual products. We take for granted small things like this, but this is an issue and together with over 750 schools across the UK involved in the campaign, BASIC are proud to be working with the Felixstowe Academy and Library to bring the initiative to Felixstowe. Also coming soon are BASIC’s community allotments. There will be two: one in Trimley and one at the Cowpasture Allotment on Grove Road. BASIC hope to make this allotment a hub of community activity and education for children. Anyone can get involved by growing and tending to vegetables, use the produce grown and bringing their children to discover how everything is grown and looked after. Register your interest for the allotments at: Walton Shop & Head Office 312 High Street, Walton Felixstowe, IP11 9QJ 01394 279400 www.basic.org.uk
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Landguard Fort re-opens
Easter Trail 6th-22nd April
Spring Half-term Trail 25th May - 2nd June
Join in the Easter fun, with the quiz trail around Landguard Fort.
Join in the half-term fun, with the quiz trail around Landguard Fort.
Normal admission charges for the Fort apply, plus £1.50 for a trail sheet.
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The 95th Rifles 13th & 14th April
Darell’s Day 7th July
Come and join the 95th Rifles military re-enactment group with a weekend of soldiering, musketry and drill.
Come and celebrate the Marines’ first land battle of 1667 at Landguard Fort.
Visitors to Landguard Fort at Felixstowe will be able to discover more about the life of a Napoleonic soldier at a special living history event this weekend. The 95th Rifles military re-enactment group will be camping at the monument for two days. There will be opportunities to talk to the re-enactors about the lives of the soldiers.
Presented by The Royal Marines Association. Displays, living history, competitions and refreshments. Meet the veterans. Normal admission charges for the Fort apply. Spend a day packed full of fun at Landguard Fort in Felixstowe. Presented by The Royal Marines Association. 01394 675900 www.landguard.com
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The Felix Stowaways Felixstowe’s very own sea shanty crew... ...the ultimate Buoy Band! Who is in the band? The crew are Norman, Mark, Andy, Terry and, myself, Steve. We are just five local guys who love singing. Well, we all live locally but Andy is the only born and bred Felixtovian. It’s a great town and being a port, we feel it’s a good place for a shanty band to be. We’ve all got a little bit of singing experience, except Mark. Until he joined the band, he’d never sung in public before so big respect to him. It’s not an easy thing to do. Tell us a bit about how you got started. Norman put an advert in the local press in November 2014, asking if anyone fancied starting a shanty band in the area. Initially, eight guys replied to the advert, and we met up in the Half Moon in Walton for a chat. Two of the guys decided it wasn’t for them, but the other six started rehearsing about two weeks later. Since then our sixth member, has moved onto other things, leaving the current crew. And do you all get on? Yes, very much so. We’ve got a good mix of personalities, as well as a good mix of voices. There is a great social element as well. We have regular get togethers with our wives, which invariably end up with a few songs. So what exactly is a sea shanty? Back in the days of sailing ships, the work of the crew was very physical. Raising the anchor, hoisting the sails and so on. To make the tasks easier, the ship would have a shantyman who would lead rhythmic singing to ensure everyone pulled, heaved or hauled at the same time. 32
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Are there different types of shanty? Yes. There are pumping shanties, capstan shanties, halyard shanties, whaling shanties; each would have a different rhythm to fit the particular job. There are also fo’csle shanties, which were songs sung by the crew during their limited leisure time, just for their own enjoyment. We also include sea songs in our repertoire to mix things up a bit. What kind of events do you perform at? We are regulars at the monthly folk night at The Half Moon in Walton (4th Thursday of the month), but we’ve done a lot of different things. We took part in the Carnival procession in 2017, on board the Felixstowe Coastal Patrol boat, we’ve sung at several events at Landguard Fort and at Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club. We took part in the Felixstowe in Flower launch, two years ago and also the Mayor’s Concert at St John’s Church. We have also hosted the Half Moon Folk Day for the last four years, raising money for the Coastal Patrol guys. That’s quite a range of events. We’ve done some travelling outside the town as well. We performed at the Horning Boat Show in Norfolk, in 2016 and 2018. For the last four years, we’ve been lucky enough to be invited to The Harwich International Shanty Festival. It’s the Glastonbury of Shanty festivals so it’s a fantastic weekend, and almost on our door step. Have you been abroad at all? Yes, as a matter of fact we have. Shanty singing is a much bigger thing in Holland, than the UK. Pretty much every town has a shanty crew. They often have events they call ‘ShantyCafes’, and we have attended one of these events in Leeuwarden in Friesland, for the last two years. We were contacted by a Dutch crew called The Forebitter Men, and they invited us over to The Netherlands for their ShantyCafe.
How does a ShantyCafe differ from a normal show?
Fantastic. Why did you choose the Sailing Club as the venue?
5 or 6 crews gather together at a venue to sing, chat, swap songs, eat and drink. Of course, the public are welcome as well, and it’s usually a free event. It’s a great format. It’s that thing of being amongst like-minded people; it really works well.
It’s such a beautiful setting down there, overlooking the river and the Deben estuary. It’s seemed like the ideal place to sing sea shanties. It’s going to be a great event and we hope lots of people come down to listen and enjoy the music.
Sounds good. So, what have you got lined up for this year?
Is there a particular event you’re very proud of?
We’ve been invited back to Harwich again in October, but our main event this year is our own UK ShantyCafe. That takes place on Saturday 6th April at The Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club from 2pm. We have four UK shanty crews signed up (including ourselves) and two Dutch crews, our friends, The Forebitter Men and Ol’ Hands Shantymen from Apeldoorn. We believe this is the first event of its kind in the UK, and we hope it will become an annual event.
We are very proud of our appearances at the Harwich Festival, of course, but we have high hopes for the ShantyCafe becoming an annual event, and hopefully getting bigger over the years. And if we can raise some cash for the Felixstowe Coastal Patrol at the same time, we will be very happy. How can readers stay in touch with you? You can keep up with all the latest news and events for The Felix Stowaways at their website www.thefelixstowaways.net or you can follow them on Facebook and Instagram. SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 33
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Invaluable local volunteers helping those in need Our purpose: Our centre was formed in 1984 by a group of likeminded Felixstowe residents who wanted to give something back to the community, to assist the needs of the local residents. Since our opening, the centre has assisted many local residents in their time of need, and particularly helping with transport to hospital appointments, even as far as Papworth, Addenbrookes, Colchester, Stowmarket and Norwich hospitals. Like the lovely lady who lives on her own. Due to ill health, she cannot get to hospital for her appointments as she needs help with a wheelchair. As there are restrictions placed on the ambulance and hospital car service, we arranged for a volunteer driver to take this lady to her appointments, and most importantly, wait with her and then bring her back home. Without our help she would struggle and be uncertain of who she could turn to for help. There are times when people have lost their loved ones, or due to health or social insecurity, have few friends. This can be very lonely and isolating, so we arrange for a volunteer to pay a muchneeded visit and build a friendship. These volunteers often become invaluable companions by visiting regularly and providing comfort and friendship whenever it’s needed. Our centre is also dedicated to helping our volunteers. One volunteer is widower 34
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and said that being a volunteer is a valuable part of his life; it keeps him in contact with the outside world and meeting a variety of people does him good. Another volunteer wanted something to do after retiring and volunteering has made him feel like he is doing something worthwhile by helping others and giving back to the community. If as a local resident you need help - perhaps with shopping, hospital transport or maybe just companionship to brighten up your day, please contact us - we are here, and we are happy to help. Funding: The charity has a committee of nine volunteers and like most other registered charities, we have had a challenging year following the loss of local authority grants due to government austerity measures. This resulted in the committee having to look to other areas for funding for the vital services that are supplied to local residents. Whilst funding is likely to be an ongoing battle the committee would like to thank all the companies and local councillors that have supported us financially over the last 12 months. Charitable donations have been made by many individuals to assist with our running costs, these donations together with the support of local business has ensured
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Become a part of our team: We are also always looking for additional volunteers (especially drivers to take local residents to doctor or hospital visits), if you have a little spare time even if it’s only an hour every now and then and would like to be involved in any of our activities please contact us for more information on how you can be part of the team. Sandra, our organiser would be pleased to hear from you, and she can be contacted on 01394 284770. Sandra
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A Spring in My Step! Random ramblings by our local lad As we near the end of winter, washing our slippers, sticking the flannelette sheets in vacuum storage bags, downgrading the tog rating of our Eiderdowns and venturing into the world of salad I often dwell on what an extraordinary transition we make this time of year. I once heard someone say, “I wasn’t made for winter, I want my flipflops back!” And you see that totally resonates with me. Don’t get me wrong I’m not one of those fellas who the moment we have three minutes of sunshine is out on the prom in Dr Scholls, cut-downs and a ‘I Love Boris Johnson’ vest, I have a little more decorum. I do enjoy lounging around the house in slightly less heavy attire however. At the start of winter, it is quite appealing to snuggle down in cosy indoor apparel but by February I’m usually feeling rather jaded about it all. The novelty of lurking around indoors in a Yogi Bear onesie, zip-up hoodie and slipper socks wears a bit thin. What are slipper socks I hear you say. Well to me they’re a life-saver. When it’s nippy around the house I can wear my thick, snug slipper socks which are socks that ingeniously boast an integrated rubbery kind of sole. They’re non-slip you see. They mean I can rush into the kitchen wearing them to avoid my Ovaltine boiling over in the microwave without me ever having a fall on the laminate floor. Actually, at nearly 49 years old am I old enough to have a fall yet? Wouldn’t it just be more of a ‘slipping over’ for someone my age? And talking of kitchens and laminate floors (mine is made of pressed bamboo which I loved until a Greenpeace loving friend of mine pointed out that my flooring possibly contributed to the death of a Giant
Panda) there’s spring cleaning. I never understood the idea of it until we did it in earnest one year. It’s not so much the general cleaning, although you do go for it a little harder at the turn of the season, evident by the amount of Mr Sheen, Flash and Toilet Duck you get through. My old mum once said I was a fool buying all that stuff and should instead use vinegar, but I’ve never been able to get that Balsamic stain out of my hand-woven antimacassar; that was the last time I ever took advice from her. No, the everyday type cleaning is one thing but the turning out of stuff accumulated over winter is something else. My Princess Leia earmuffs were the first thing to go (I never did wear them… well maybe once). I found a pair of hand warmers with a nuclear waste warning sign on them as a joke which I remember rendered me - by a security guard - unsuitable for entering the National Science Museum. But the wintery thing I have been most pleased to see the back of was a stuffed effigy of Nicola Sturgeon doing the splits which is intended to be used as a door draft-excluder; a gift from Edinburgh. So, if you were to ask me what my favourite thing about winter was, I’d have to answer: “When it’s over”. Dean Wales SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 37
Local People
Janice and Philip Hills There’s no better way to feel closer to our town than getting to know our neighbours With a rich heritage from a variety of cultural backgrounds and ancestors, Janice and Phil moved to Felixstowe after a long and successful career starting with nursing and finally holistic practice; classic osteopathy and acupuncture. Tell us about this lovely heritage you have. (Janice) Well, while I was brought up in Mumbai (Bombay) my maternal greatgrandmother was originally from Kashmir, north India. In those days the French colonies were growing so she married a French/Indian man. This is where the cultural mix of ancestors started. Phil and I started to trace our ancestry because it’s so interesting to know where you come from. It would be so much easier if I was purely Indian, but because of the mix, I’m so curious to know my family’s history. It’s
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been difficult to trace it though; in India, documents got easily lost in those days and there is no hard evidence of my family tree. My surname was anglicised just like many Indian surnames were back then, so again, it’s hard to trace. What was is like to be brought up in Mumbai? I was brought up in Mumbai, and one of the scariest times was in 1971, during the war in Pakistan. I would hear bombs going off and at school, our teachers were so well trained to be calm that when the sirens went off, they’d make it a bit of a game to hide under our tiny tables. It was actually kind of fun! When did you come to the UK? There were 7 in my family - the elder children stayed in Mumbai due to marriage or work, so my parents, brother and I came in 1973 when I was 15. We first moved to Ipswich. It was so boring - like a village back then! I was envious of my cousins that lived in London. But coming back to Felixstowe for retirement was the best thing we ever did.
How is life with such a wonderful mix of cultures between you both? Very enriched! Phil you have a little exciting ancestry yourself? Yes - I discovered it completely by accident. We went for a trip to Orsett which is where I met Janice. I was reading through some books on Orsett and came across my family name. In looking further, I found my family had a line of butchers right the way back to my great-great-great-Grandfather. In those days, butchers were also doctors, and my great-great-Grandfather was actually Wellington’s surgeon in the Battle of Waterloo! Wow! Did that inspire you to research your own family tree further? Yes, it did. Janice and I are both drawing up our ancestral lines. As Jan said, it’s really interesting to discover where you’ve come from. How did you meet each other? (Janice) I was a student nurse in a hospital in Orsett, and Phil was training to specialise as a coronary nurse. My friend told Phil’s friend that I fancied him, but I didn’t really, she just thought we would go well together. I couldn’t believe he was the same age as me, he always looked more mature! Typical Essex lad that he is, Phil took me to a South End United football game for our first date. He drove us in a conked-out Ford Anglia, no heating - it was freezing. He had a hanger for an aerial on his car! He was so broke, I had to buy the fish and chips! (laughs). I couldn’t wait to get home. I never went to another game again. (Phil) I was impressed that she stuck with me - 3 years later we got married. How was it to work together in hospital? (Janice) A nightmare! We had to deal with the deceased and I hated dead bodies. It scared me so much. I’d have 10 pairs of gloves on, I wore an apron front and back and plastic shoe covers! Phil and his friends used to get up to all sorts of mischief. I remember once, a cubicle curtain was drawn for a patient. The heart monitor showed a flatline and there was an alarm on the monitor. I thought, “God, they’ve
just left this poor patient and he’s just passed away!” Phil and his friend, Patrick, asked me to handle the patient, so off I went, totally irritated as I hated this part of the job. I got the trolley I needed with all the paraphernalia, put on my 10 gloves, apron and shoe protectors, and went towards the cubicle. I drew the curtain back, and saw that the patient was sitting up, white as a sheet, book in hand and glasses on. There was a used commode by his side. I was irritated even more! I thought, “God, these men have just left him here like this! He’s just died and they left him!” This patient was white as sheet and the heart monitor was still making a sound to alert us that he had passed on. I reached over and just as I was close to touching the patient, he slowly turned his head and looked at me! I screamed in absolute horror! Phil and Patrick were watching from a distance - they were in hysterics - they’d just taken the patient to use the commode and unplugged his heart monitor and didn’t plug it back in, which is why the alarm was going off. I couldn’t believe it. I gave my apologies to the patient and made up some excuse that I saw a mouse. I was fuming! Phil did so many things like that: getting a colleague to lie on a coroners table with a sheet on and jump up when I went over. He did it all the time. It terrified me (laughs)! That sounds awful but very funny too! How did you eventually get into acupuncture? Actually, I later got very ill and had to leave nursing as it’s a very physical job, so I started in nursery with my two little ones. I liked it. I went into teaching, but the government started to harass us with new rules and regulations, so I came out of teaching and studies Chinese acupuncture. This type is very different from other acupuncture technicques as it’s very holistic. Coming from a background governed by modern medicine, you’ve both opted for natural, holistic therapies. Why is that? (Janice) Nothing is more impressive than when you see a patient get instant relief. As a practitioner in whatever field, the result you want for your patients is freedom from pain and discomfort. Wellbeing. SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 39
The medical culture in China is amazing. Doctors in China have needles in their pockets to immediately relieve pain for patients, instead of reaching for medication. Operations are the last option. Modern medicine of course has its place, but I think it’s important to always think twice when it comes to drugs. Some very commonly prescribed medications give such a host of symptoms themselves that they cause more harm than good. Neither Phil nor I have been to a doctor in the past 30 years.
been helped by this Classic Osteopath, either by myself or by other graduates of the college. It’s phenomenal. I recall a lady I helped who couldn’t conceive. After 3 treatments, I later found out she had conceived not long after the treatment and given birth to a healthy little girl.
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(Phil) While nursing, I went to a lecture by the late John Wernham. Wernham was student of John Martin Littlejohn, the father of Osteopathy in 1907. Wernham’s lecture really hit home and it was a lightbulb moment for me. I remember we were on holiday together and I told Janice there and then, “I must hand in my resignation.” Littlejohn’s school of Osteopathy was soon taken over by the British School of Osteopathy for financial gain, but Wernham dedicated his life to preserving the full technology of it and set up The Institute of Classical Osteopathy. This is where I studied. There are many types of osteopathy, but Classic Osteopathy produces profound and swift results. I have so many stories of people that have 40
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While training, I used to run a lot and I had this hamstring issue. I tried so many things. I went to Wernham and he sorted it in one treatment. I had to change my (medical) viewpoint but it was definitely a lightbulb moment for me.
I wanted my daughter, Lara, to meet him around Christmas time. Luckily, she got to meet him just 2 months before he died. Lara is now trained as a Classic Osteopath and practices in Felixstowe. (Janice) John was a scary man (laughs). You’d never want to contradict him. He didn’t ever tolerate nonsense and was dedicated to resolving his patients’ health. We were lucky to have met him. People came from all over the world to meet him, be treated by him and be trained by him. Because of our medical background, we’re able to appreciate holistic therapies so much more. Acupuncture is such an incredible field. It works with your chi meridians (energy flows/lines) of the body. These are entirely different to other body systems. I remember
treating a patient when I was training, who felt instant relief. I was shocked that he got so much relief. It’s these undeniable results that made us really look further into the field of medicine and therapy. I had asthma as a child - it runs in the family. It would get so bad that I was on steroid which cause terrible side effects like damage to the bones. When Phil trained as an osteopath, he started to treat me, and I came off the steroids and inhalers. I hardly ever had symptoms now. As soon as I get a tight chest due to a cold or something Phil treats me and I’m fine. How long does it take to train? (Phil) You do your usual medicine training for 4 years and then a further 2-year specialist course. The Institute of Classical Osteopathy is the only college in the world now teaching Classical Osteopathy. Why don’t we hear more about alternate therapies like Classical Osteopathy? (Phil) Sadly, there is a such a suppression about alternate medicine/therapy. It steps on the toes of high-industry pharmaceuticals. But the results of such therapies speak for themselves. With such a wealth of knowledge, is there any way to utilise this even in retirement? I’ve lecture all over the world to raise awareness on the links to osteopaths and improvement of heart disease and other constitutional conditions. It’s fulfilling to pass on my knowledge
to others and point them in the right direction for better health solutions. How do you plan to spend your retirement? (Phil) We moved to Felixstowe 2 years ago to be close to our daughter, Lara, and her two girls. It really was the best thing we ever did moving here. We love the sea. Every Wednesday we go to the Tai Chi lesson in Causton Primary School, on Maidstone Road in Walton. It’s one of the best things we’ve ever done for ongoing healthy exercise. We highly recommend Tai Chi as a form of exercise for all problems. And yoga too! Lara, has a Classic Osteopathy clinic on Princes Road so it’s nice to support her and sometime go to her for treatments if we need it for ourselves. I’m also the Master of Ceremonies at St Felix Church, and Janice and I are both volunteers at Landguard Fort - I specifically organise the social media for the fort. It’s been a fun life - so fulfilling. It’s fulfilling to help others and give then much-needed relief from their physical problems. Wonderful! What a lovely couple to interview and we learnt so much from them! If you would like to feature in a future article, please contact us by email: info@thefellixstowemagazine.com
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Litter-Free Felixstowe Litter-free people!
Doing their part to safeguard Felixstowe’s environment with this local campaign Have you ever wondered why people join community groups and particularly one focused on litter-picking? We caught up with members of Litter-Free Felixstowe as they prepared to tackle plastic waste washed up on the beach near the Pier. It was a crisp, sunny Sunday morning as people started to gather, queuing up to register and be given their picker, hoop and bags. It was lovely to see the warm smiles and welcoming atmosphere - there seemed a real sense of fun before such an apparently mundane task. Quite a few people had come alone, some were there for the first time; others had dogs accompanying them and several had come with younger children. The children were excited at the prospect of a ‘scavenger hunt’ to win cinema tickets. There were special smaller litter42
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pickers and a number of children were clearly used to litter-picking with one dedicated 13-year-old regularly out with her father picking up litter whenever she could. Another dad arrived with two children who had seen the brightly coloured Litter-Free Felixstowe banners after their swim at the nearby Leisure Centre - they had begged to join in: “It looked fun!” they said. And then just when the organisers thought that they had registered everyone, along came the Cubs with their adult helpers. Keen to do good work in the community which would count towards relevant badges, they brought with them bucket loads of lively enthusiasm. At the end, over 80 people had joined in with nearly 30 new members asking to join as they witnessed the litter-pick from the Prom. The Pier also encouraged by kindly offering free hot drinks and bacon rolls at the Boardwalk at the end of the litter-pick. It really felt like a community event, full of diverse people. Getting other groups involved is a clear aim of Litter-Free Felixstowe. They welcome other active members and also hope to publicise other people’s events clearing up plastic waste and litter-picking. Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) is one group who regularly
“Working with an orphanage, we have repaired climbing frames, staircases, chairs and tables! We have guided the children to build their own bed, work tops, benches and stools, whilst teaching them vital hand tool skills to carry out maintenance of their own in the future!” says Brendan. “Our extremely dedicated nurses from H2d volunteers provided the community with reflexology and medical help and advice to aid their conditions! Unfortunately, the community cannot afford healthcare, so this made a huge difference to them and was wonderful to see!” Brendan regularly sends photos and posts back to the UK and to the delight of members of Litter-Free Felixstowe, recently reported he had organised a litter-pick on the beach in Ghana. support the efforts of Litter-Free Felixstowe, and vice-versa, with Melissa Masters of SAS organising the clever scavenger hunt for children. Jason Alexander (photo above bottom right) the highly successful leader of ‘Rubbish Walks’ also works with Litter-Free Felixstowe and he publicises the group’s activity whenever he can. In the past week, both he and Debbie Bartlett of Litter-Free had been chatting to BBC Suffolk’s Mark Murphy about beach cleaning. Debbie said, “We really enjoy collaborating with other groups - it makes sense to work together and promote each other. Like-minded people really inspire you to carry on and try to do more.” Another group who is really getting behind Litter-Free Felixstowe is HappyGlobe (pictured in the top right photo whilst in Ghana) - a newly formed Community Interest Company (CIC) formed by two young Felixstowe-based friends Brendan Boyle and Chris Stennett. They came up with the idea of inspiring young people to make a difference at a late-night party! The idea grew quickly and although both have full time jobs they devote much of their spare time to expanding HappyGlobe. Brendan is currently in Ghana teaching his carpentry skills to local people.
“We have carried out 3 extremely successful beach cleans, collecting an incredible amount of waste and promoting environmental welfare amongst the children!” Litter-picking is something HappyGlobe feel very strongly about as part of their environmental commitment. They bring with them energy, big smiles and a very happy outlook. Students, teachers, business owners, retired people, young children - all joining in litterpicking on our beaches and in public spaces. Some do it to keep fit and get fresh air; some do it to make new friends, others to spend time with family. What unites them is they care enough to devote their own time; a good bunch of people who take pride in Felixstowe - why not join them on their next litter-pick on the first Sunday of every month? Get in touch by emailing info@thefelixstowemagazine.com.
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The 1953 North Sea Floods
Commorating the anniversary of the 1953 North Sea floods
The 1953 Floods have been described as the worst natural disaster in modern British history causing the deaths of over 2000 men, women and children in the UK and in parts of Europe, particularly the Netherlands. In Felixstowe, 41 people died; young children, families, elderly residents and servicemen stationed in the town. It is an event which survivors feel should never be forgotten. The exhibition held last year to commemorate the 65th anniversary generated the feeling that the town should continue to remember the events of January 31st, 1953. Once more in 2019 locals met at the Flood memorial in Langer Road and remembered. Two local historians, Jean Macpherson and Bev Boyce are preparing a book to commemorate the 70th anniversary in 2023. Dick Moffatt’s excellent book, published in 2003, reminded us of individual tragedy and the community spirit evident at that time. Why write another book you may ask? Jean and Bev know that there are stories which need to be told for the first time. Jean’s parents and family were involved in 1953 as they lived in Cavendish Road. Her mother, father, Grandma, two brothers and eldest sister were all affected. Jean was born in 1953, conceived around the flood time, so this 44
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event has held a fascination in her life as it was always the family tale that mum was so grateful Dad had survived a very harrowing experience whilst out in his taxi on that fateful night. One story that Jean was told by Ethel Dodson, her mother (later a teacher at Langer Primary School), when Jean was teaching Deben High School pupils about the local history of this period. Jean recalls: “My mother was teaching in Ipswich at the time and, like many, continued her normal life on the Monday morning by going to work despite the state of her house in Cavendish Road and her harrowing ordeal. Grandma was looking after my sister and brothers. Mother was called into the headmistress’s study at break time to be reprimanded for wearing plimsolls as most unsuitable footwear for school. Mother told the Headmistress she had been flooded that weekend and last saw her school shoes floating out the back
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door with some of the children’s toys after they had opened it to let water out which was racing in the front. The headmistress had not realised Felixstowe was so badly affected. (No instant news then!) At home time mother was once more summoned into the headmistress’s office. This time the headmistress presented her with a box of shoes containing the appropriate size and colour for school. My mother was overcome with the generosity from one normally so reserved and actually wore those shoes many a teaching day until her retirement in the 70s! (I remember cleaning them many a time). They were her brown teaching shoes for ever!” Even in this early stage of research Bev and Jean are uncovering more stories and reactions to the events that have never been told. Hence the writing of a second book.
A local resident, Richard Phillips, got in touch to tell his sad tale of the night, here is his account of the floods: “I was walking home from the Spa with my mum and Aunt Joan. It was raining heavily and very windy - I remember the sea being so rough. In the morning we had 8 feet of water in the house. Despite the severe cold, my dear father chopped a wardrobe up to warm us up. In Manwick Road I remember there was a bungalow on the end and my father heard shouting for help. The water was so cold but my brothers, Ted and Billy, and my father waded across the water to help them. Along Langer Road, there were prefabs floating - the poor people. Mr Russell Eaton at the Cavendish opened the dance-floor room to help people that were stranded.
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My respects to him. There were some brave men that night. Mr Brown from next door, my family and a navy man, we all stayed at the Melrose Hotel in Felixstowe. I thank the owner and staff there so much. God bless all who lost their lives; I will never forget that night.” One recent highlight was revealing how much help the town received and the numerous Felixstowe Flood Fund donations which were received in many forms as well as local shops helping- thank you Underwoods for offering 2/- in the Pound discount to Flood victims (10% ) replacing lost items. It is good a local business has that connection. Jean and Bev would like to hear from anyone who lived through that period, who experienced the event, were evacuated or who were involved in the clean up or fund raising. The stories need to be told to remember the 41 who lost their lives. They would particularly like to hear from anyone who lived in the flooded area of the Ordnance Roundabout to Landguard and the current Port, or at Felixstowe
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Ferry which was also affected as was much farmland extending beyond there. Although the Ferry suffered only one loss of life it has a vital story to tell of why this was so few when the houses were flooded as significantly as the Langer Road end of town where so many were lost. Perhaps you were one of the visitors to town to see for yourself? Records show that in the first few days over 600 cars an hour arrived in the town; visitors wanted to see the damage in the immediate aftermath. Please contact Jean or Bev on 01394 272840 or via Jean’s Facebook Page or through the magazine and we will pass on your details them. Jean and Bev are particularly looking for any unpublished photographs of the period particularly those who lost lives. They will contact you to arrange an interview to hear your story.
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Imagine Dance Company
Felixstowe’s newest award-winning dance school The Imagine Dance Company are performing their annual song and dance extravaganza ‘Fab 4’ at DanceEast, Jerwood House, Ipswich on Saturday March 23rdat 3:00pm, the show is full of songs and dances from their favourite four musicals, Singing in the Rain, Mary Poppins, We Will Rock You and Wicked. Tickets are on sale from Monday 25th February. Imagine Dance Company, Felixstowe’s newest dance school was established in 2016, however teacher Claire Fulcher has previously taught Dance in Felixstowe to a multitude of pupils for more than twenty years, as Apple Dance Company. She has a wealth of experience in both teaching, performing and choreographing. Suzi Lowe, assisting with Musical Theatre classes, singing and LAMDA examinations also has a world of experience and teaching to bring to Imagine classes. You may have seen past pupils in Apple Dance Company appearing in numerous Dennis Lowe pantomimes at the Spa Pavilion Theatre. Past pupils have also gone on to performing in the West End, Broadway, Las Vegas and teaching within the profession at highly regarded establishments. Imagine classes cover the range of dance styles; ballet, tap, modern, and acrobatic dance as well as Musical Theatre lessons. These are taught at the Studio, Felixstowe Academy and OFCA. Classes are on Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays, with pupils choosing to take exams in RAD, ISTD and LAMDA syllabi, with 100 % pass rate and 70% passing with Distinction. 50
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Pupils choose to compete in competitions and festivals at dance venues throughout East Anglia. Every single pupil from 4 years upwards enjoying the opportunity to perform on stage with lots achieving places and several meeting with outstanding success this year at festivals in Felixstowe, Colchester, Bury St Edmunds, Newmarket and Cromer. Several students have had an outstanding year, including Ozde Duran who has won cups for Choreography, Riley Britchfield achieving Distinction in her Ballet exam, and Ellie Foster, who has had an outstanding year winning a total of 14 cups this year including Suffolk Festival Overall Dance Championship Cup, and all at the age of twelve. We also have several other dancers who have won trophies for their solo performances. The 12 years and under competition team have also met with resounding success this year, winning the majority of their classes and taking home a selection of group trophies. The modern groups’ trophy at Colchester Rotary Festival, the ‘Tripudio Cup’ for Intermediate aged groups and the ‘Most memorable Performance’ at Suffolk Dance Festival. However, it’s not just about hard work, exams and competitions, pupils from Imagine come to dance for all sorts of reasons, for fun, to build confidence and to improve their coordination, they are offered a huge amount of extra activities that they may join in with – London theatre trips, workshops
with visiting teachers, classes at Vocational schools, ‘Can You Dance?’ master classes, Carnival celebrations and Pantomime performances to name but a few. Imagine is all inclusive and welcomes children from all backgrounds and of all abilities, having fun in a friendly yet energetic environment. Imagine is launching a new ‘Tots’ ballet & movement class starting on Thursday afternoons aimed at 2 & 3 year olds which will be at Old Felixstowe Community Centre. New pupils are always welcome to come and join our fun, friendly dance school, email Claire to register your dancer and the first week of lessons is free. New pupils enrolling and starting from Wednesday 27th March. Email suffolkdancefestival@live.co.uk In the photos (from the top going clockwise) • Riley Britchfied (11) achieving Distinction for her RAD ballet Grade 4 exam last November. • Claire Fulcher with her 12 years and under Competition team, and the trophies they have won this year. • Izzy Liffen, acrobatics class. • Primary ballet class ready to perform. • Competition Team at Colchester Festival, having won the Modern groups section and subsequently the Modern groups award. SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 51
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The yellow blossom of Mimosa (Acacia dealbata) has been flowering since February with its pretty fluffy perfumed flowers and attractive foliage. It was planted from a cutting I took from my last garden and it will continue flowering long into spring. The original tree was also a cutting taken by my late father, whose cousin was Eric Savill, Deputy Surveyor to King George VI, who in 1932 began laying out the famed Savill and Valley Gardens at Windsor Great Park. Eric became Director of Gardens from 1959 until 1970. He died in April 1980 two years before the Golden Jubilee of the garden. Eric had a great eye for landscaping and creating great vistas. My first visit to the 35-acre Savill Garden and the 220 acres of the Valley Garden was in the mid 1980’s with my parents. The Japanese quinces (Chaenomeles), honeysuckle (Lonicera purpusii Winter Beauty) and Daphnes may have faded but spring is here with a riot of yellows, creams and whites of the daffodils competing for insects along with the primroses. Tulips will shortly add their kaleidoscopic range of colours to the mix, popping through carpets of Forget-MeNot (Myosotis).
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Mahonia Winter Sun, Viburnham bodnantense Dawn, Garrya elliptica and other winter flowering shrubs should be pruned, removing entangled branches that criss-cross one another. Prune roses to an outside shoot and cut out dead wood. Buddleias need a chop too, removing old, diseased branches and Dogwoods (Cornus) grown primarily for their colourful red and yellow stems should be cut right back. Straggly climbers and winter jasmine can now be tidied along with the removal of shrivelled hydrangea flowers and old lifeless stems. Snowdrops can be divided to increase next year’s display. Pull out dead growth on ornamental grasses and trim to reveal new shoots. Remove invasive razor-sharp sedge grass to prevent thousands of unwanted seeds spreading into your garden. Cut back perennials such as fuchsias and penstemons. Ground elder and bindweed need forking out to minimise roots being sliced as tiny amounts of spaghetti-like root make new weeds. Invasive clumps of wild garlic should be removed. Do not place pernicious weeds in your compost. Nettles need to be kept in check but as they are soil improvers and caterpillars enjoy them, a small patch is
permissible near a compost area but well away from raspberry canes and your vegetable patch/allotment. English lavenders thrive in our climate and the French varieties (Stoechas) though not so hardy do well in Felixstowe when planted in well-draining soil in a sunny aspect. If your lavenders are leggy and woody a slight trim now before flowering will help to keep them tidy but do not cut into woody stems as new growth will not appear. Rosemary does well here but look out for small shiny oval beetles which defoliate the leaves. Fill empty unloved containers/window boxes with bright summer bedding. Geraniums surrounded by Lobelia, or Violas with French Marigolds, give fantastic colour throughout the summer and will brighten any balcony. Encourage more flowers by deadheading and water when needed. Colourful and scented wallflowers (Erysimum) – annuals or the perennial Bowles Mauve – are great value. Continue deadheading to prolong their flowering, and then save the seeds for sprinkling to add colour for next year.
If you have ordered miniature plug plants, do not be tempted to plant them too soon as the nights are still cold. Summer bedding plants such as geraniums, petunias, violas, pansies, verbenas, French marigolds, begonias etc. will soon be available. Written by Heather Pratt
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Showcasing the talents of young photographers Hi everyone, my name is Sam and I am a local amateur photographer, based in Trimley. I have had an interest in photography for a number of years, even more so recently since living in the Felixstowe area. The area has so many amazing spots for budding photographers to test their skills and photograph such a wide range of scenery. I am delighted to be working for the Felixstowe Magazine and we are keen to give local young photographers the opportunity to have their pictures featured in future editions. Having an interest in photography is a great way to get outdoors and appreciate what Felixstowe and the surrounding area has to offer. From modern architecture such as the newly built Pier and the Port of Felixstowe to the natural beauty of Trimley Marshes and some of the wildlife nearby, there really is a wide variety of ideas for that perfect photograph. If you are a young budding photographer and would like to be considered for publication in the Felixstowe Magazine, please send your photos over. Happy snapping! Sam sam@thefelixstowemagazine.com FB: Sam Baker Photography Instagram: sambakerphotography Photo credits: 1. This absolute beauty was taken by Laani Middleditch (aged 15) 2. Love the mood of this photo by Lewis Goulden (aged 15) 3. Bustling docks at night by Courtney Hessey (aged 19) Instagram: @summ1t_photography
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Training for fitness and maybe more... A few tips to help you on your fitness journey, or perhaps your first half- marathon Our focus now is to build running times up to 4 miles, which your will managed with a gradual build-up of the duration of your runs. You might experience your first “bad” run if you felt dizzy and weak which can be very disheartening after the progress you’ve made the past few months. However, the main cause of this would be insufficient water intake and therefore, dehydration. Nutrition is a vital part of any fitness program and so food input needs to be considered carefully. Put simply, your body is made up of what you put into it. Make some small and simple changes in your diet. You’ll see a reduction in body fat and simultaneously you’ll see an increase in your energy levels and banished cravings for “bad” food. Research strongly suggests that moderate dietary changes not only make you look better and become stronger, but reduce the risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, some cancers and event various forms of depression.
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For these upcoming months, you’ll need to show commitment and “staying power”, that can only come from personal determination to succeed, increase in aerobic fitness and the ability to address any issues presented and change bad habits. No doubt there’ll be the odd setback, but just keep working at it and you will get there. If you’re fairly new to running, you’ll feel like a car that has been kept in a garage for years under a sheet and has been rolled out as the owner has decided to use it again. The car isn’t going to run smoothly straight away and there are going to be issues and things to sort out. You might have a few little physical niggles that your new-found activity will bring to the fore but persist and get the better of these. You’ll notice that when you become more active, you’ll also become hungrier than before with a tendency to eat more unhealthy food and think it is OK because you’ve been for a run. Be mindful of this. If you’re unsure of how to start your journey towards running a half-marathon, have a read of our first article in the Winter 2018 edition. Running 13 miles might still seems an unreal distant dream so only thinking about the next run… up to 4 miles now! Keep it steady, be determined and remember your basics; stretching, staying warm, hydrate, cool down properly and, have fun!
Mystery Shopper THE WHITE HORSE PUB
Reviewing everything local, here’s our elusive Mystery Shopper My partner and I decided we’d book ourselves in for a romantic meal for two at The White Horse on Church Lane. As pubs go, I wasn’t sure how romantic it would be but to my surprise, my partner and I had such a lovely evening - the social element was there true of any pub/restaurant, but we were also treated so well that we felt we could enjoy our own little bubble. We both ordered the full three-course meal, which, for just £24.95 was incredibly reasonable. I opted for the oysters served on crushed ice served with a citrus marmalade (how could I not?!) and my partner went for the chicken liver pate, pork and cranberry jelly, served with toast. Both were divine! The oysters were smooth and did all the right things to my taste buds, and before he could say no, I managed to get a little bite of a heavily layered piece of toast... the pate had a strong and homely flavour and the jelly added a cool sweetness that left me wanting more. For mains, I had to go for the steamed salmon served on a bed of samphire with a pernod and spring onion sauce, while my carnivore partner had the rib eye steak. Once again, the chef hit the nail on the head. The salmon was juicy, tender and melted in my mouth, all with what I found to be a very unique taste from the delicate sauce. The grand finale came in the form of a heavenly chocolate toffee pudding with salted caramel ice cream. Now this, was
the slice of heaven I’d been waiting for! It was just amazing - so amazing that I didn’t get to take a photo of it for you, but the above photo gives you a good idea of how the desert looked before I demolished it! Towards the end of our dinner, the ladies were all treated with a beautiful rose given by Karen herself, the lovely landlady of The White Horse. The perfect end to a perfect evening. I appreciate that this menu we ate from was specifically to celebrate Valentine’s Day, however, you really couldn’t pick a friendlier place. We’ve visited The White Horse on several occasions and were always given warm smiles and homely delicious food. Compliments to the chefs, Rick and Tom, to Rosie and Calise for their flawless service, and finally to Karen and Billy for their evident care for their customers and love of great food and drink. The White Horse 33 Church Road, Felixstowe, IP11 9NF 01394 277496 bookings@thewhitehorse-felixstowe.co.uk SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 59
Felixstowe Chamber of Trade & Commerce
Helping small home-based businesses and the self-employed in Felixstowe In a new effort to help small home-based businesses and the self-employed in Felixstowe prosper, the town’s Chamber of Trade and Commerce has opened a Business Hub upstairs at Crafty in Hamilton Road on Tuesday afternoons (from 2pm), as well as Wednesday and Thursday from 10am. “We conducted a survey which showed that a majority of small businesses in Felixstowe wanted a venue like this, so we have opened the Hub on a trial basis with the support of East Suffolk Councils, Felixstowe Town Council, Felixstowe Forward and some local businesses to test demand,” said Chamber chairman Roger Abbott. The Hub is open to all business people, with discount prices for the coffee consumed there. It is also available for hire by any other organisation for training courses, or business meetings by arrangement. In addition to Crafty Coffee’s great coffee and a choice of delicious cakes and 60
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scones, the new facility offers free wifi with an opportunity to do some work on your iPad, or Laptop, while you meet and chat to others about business ideas, obtain details of local training opportunities and business advice. The Chamber also plans to hold regular events at the Hub, comprising of presentations and clinics on critical business issues, including finance; tax; sales and marketing; social media; data security; and law. In addition, it is hoped to run training courses at various times. It is also working with the Careers and Enterprise Company and the Seckford Foundation to provide a business mentoring scheme for senior pupils preparing for the world of work at the Felixstowe Academy. “We are keen to show local businesses and members that the Chamber is much more than a monthly Breakfast club, although we will continue with the Breakfasts every third Wednesday of the month,” said Mr Abbott. Details of upcoming events at the Hub, the monthly networking Breakfasts and other news are posted on the Chamber’s website www.felixstowechamber.co.uk or contact the Chamber via email at: info@felixstowechamber.co.uk
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The well-kept secret to mental balance With growing concern over the numbers affected by mental health, there is mounting evidence that a key to physical and mental balance may lie in the gut-brain connection. Here’s a simple explanation of why this ‘connection’ is incredibly important to your mental and general wellbeing and how to harness its power. How it works (in a nutshell): • The vagus nerve (VN) connects your brain to your stomach and intestines via the neck, face, throat, inner ear, heart, lungs and gut. • The VN transmits messages back and forth from your gut to your brain, triggering beneficial ‘rest and digest’ or negative ‘fight or flight’ responses. These will then either switch off or on: inflammation, digestion, nutrient
absorption, blood circulation, and immunity among many other systems. How to stimulate the VN and create the right ‘healing’ responses: • Ujjayi breathing (daily): This deepbreathing method (search videos online) is one of the quickest ways to change your stress response and positively impact your gut and mental health. • Relaxation techniques: From meditation to hugging, connecting with community and loved ones goes a long way to changing your stress response and creating a positive feedback loop with your brain. • Humming: The stimulation of the throat, lungs and inner ear helps to switch off the ‘fight or flight’ response. Repeat a mantra when doing yoga or meditating; sing/hum your favourite song – daily. And never underestimate the power of bathroom singing!
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Planning for Retirement
Gone are the days of people working for one company their whole lives and receiving a single pension from that company. Now we tend to move around which means we are enrolled into various pension schemes throughout our careers and it’s very easy to lose track of them. These neglected pension pots could be put to far better use and it doesn’t need to be difficult. Multiple Pension Pots If you have money languishing in various pension schemes, you could make better use of them by putting them together and making sure they are managed properly. This sounds easier said than done if you have pensions with various providers and aren’t sure where your paperwork is but there are companies that can help you gather all the information you need and, with your permission, liaise with pension providers on your behalf.
Take Back Control When you have pensions through previous employers or pension schemes you have set up in the past and forgotten about, it can feel like your pension arrangements are out of your hands. That isn’t a very nice feeling so consolidating your pension schemes puts the control back into your hands. Getting the Best out of Your Pension Because the pension, investment and savings market is constantly changing, it’s a good idea to manage your pension schemes to react to changes. That way, you get a better return on your investment and are more likely to achieve the income you want after retirement. Pensions can be confusing but there are some good companies our there that can work with you in a frank and clear way to help you understand your pension situation so you can take back control and have the lifestyle you want after you retire.
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Book launch by
Janet Gabriel
‘Touching Souls’ by Janet Gabriel Living in Suffolk and particularly Felixstowe has helped me to see the beauty that surrounds us in this world. We often have the most beautiful skyscapes like pieces of abstract art over the rolling sea. Our town is small and friendly and the home of some wonderful souls. Most days I walk in the country side or by the shore with my dog, taking in the fresh air and feeling blessed to live here but more importantly to be alive. The sense of community and care for the town has always touched my heart. Being seriously ill myself gave me the kick to finish a project that I had been putting off for many years. Once I started to write I found it addictive and very cathartic. I wanted to reach out to people and try to help others in the world by promoting a none judgmental way of thinking. We are all unique and have so much to offer each other. Making a positive impact on a fellow human’s life with kindness and understanding can change lives. There is so much more to the world we live in. I encourage anyone to find their own unique gift and never put off what we can do today as for many people tomorrow never arrives. I encourage anyone that wants to write to simply pick up that pen and start, your story may just help someone else or at the very least will help you. My book is based on real life events gained by a roller coaster of life’s rich tapestry, from cancer, Alzheimer’s disease,
the loss of a child, adoption, relationships and a love of the outdoors and all of the wonders within nature. I believe that love really is the key to a better world. Having worked very successfully in the corporate world for three decades, I felt the need to leave this life to concentrate on helping and inspiring others to get in touch with their inner souls. I was Inspired myself by my belief in angels and the spirit world, I talk about life, kindness and caring, relationships, behaviour, compassion, forgiveness and developing your own gift. I hope that my book reaches many people. You do not need to have the same beliefs for this book to touch you or help in your own life in some way. I share very personal experiences which can be taboo subjects, and try to inspire profound questions. Ian Tucker, author of Your simple Path wrote this: “This book is a beautifully enlightening look at life and how to reconnect with your true self. The author has had a profound effect on my journey and I know her first book will touch you in the same way. Her self-awareness and words of guidance are motivational in making us believe we can become better people and seeing how small changes can have such an impact on our lives and the lives of others. ‘Get in touch with your inner soul, the true you that is so wonderful, and help others to do the same.’ This is my first book and I hope there will be many more, I filled with gratitude for the wonderful reviews that have been given so far. The book is available from Amazon, Waterstones and hope for it to be stocked in the local book store in Felixstowe. Find me on facebook: Janet Gabriel Author www.facebook.com/janet.gabrielauthor SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 65
Felixstowe Nature Reserve Felixstowe’s Community Nature Reserve has exciting upcoming plans! First, we will continue with our core activity of encouraging local people to allocate as much space as possible in their gardens, allotments and window boxes for wildlife-friendly features such as pollinatorfriendly plants, bird feeders, wildlife ponds, hedgehog homes, insect lodges etc. Even before the New Year has begun, there are over 1200 local people who are actively involved in this work. If you add together all those small areas of wildlife-friendly spaces from these gardens, allotments and window boxes, you’d have an area which is the equivalent in size to 90% of a full size football pitch! 2019 will see that figure grow. Our second plan for this year will be to develop our Citizen Science Group. They will share more data and locally produced maps with our partners such as the Suffolk Biodiversity Information Service, the National Biodiversity Network, and our new friends among the European Citizen Science Association. 66
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We also hope to announce other major developments elsewhere! Our Citizen Science Group was founded in April 2018 and has already established itself as a source of valued data and maps on subjects such as the reported sightings of hedgehogs, bird feeding patterns, swift sightings, pond insects and much else too. You will also see us working with more young people than ever before. That will include some very exciting projects with at least six schools in Bristol through their School Nature Reserves. Young people everywhere deserve to have a future in which wildlife is a fundamental part. Our work this year will reinforce the legacy which we hope to offer future generations who will live in our beautiful town. More locally, we will continue to showcase the excellent work of local artists, photographers and musicians whose creativity is inspired by wildlife and community-based conservation in our gardens, allotments and window boxes. Throughout the year, we hope to share the best of this exciting, challenging and fascinating work. To learn more about Felixstowe’s Community Nature Reserve, please visit our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ felixstowecommunitynaturereserve Supplied by Adrian Cooper
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To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
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The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
25 %
25% OFF WHEN YOU VISIT THE PALACE CINEMA
SA VE
Show your same day cinema ticket to get 25% off your entire bill. T&Cs apply. Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
25% OFF EVERYTHING
25% FOR BARCLAYS CUSTOMERS
25 %
SA VE
Simply show your Barclay debit or credit card to get 25% off your bill. T&Cs apply. Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
25% OFF EVERYTHING
25 %
25% OFF WHEN YOU VISIT THE PALACE CINEMA
SA VE
Show your same day cinema ticket to get 25% off your entire bill. T&Cs apply. Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
25% OFF EVERYTHING
25% FOR BARCLAYS CUSTOMERS
25 %
SA VE
Simply show your Barclay debit or credit card to get 25% off your bill. T&Cs apply. Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
25% OFF EVERYTHING
25 % 25% FOR BARCLAYS
25% OFF WHEN YOU VISIT THE PALACE CINEMA
SA VE
CUSTOMERS
Show your same day cinema ticket to get 25% off your entire bill. T&Cs apply. Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
25% OFF EVERYTHING
25 %
SA VE
Simply show your Barclay debit or credit card to get 25% off your bill. T&Cs apply. Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
25% OFF EVERYTHING
25 %
WITH ANYTIME FITNESS OR COASTSIDE FITNESS CARD
SA VE
25 %
WITH ANYTIME FITNESS OR COASTSIDE FITNESS CARD
SA VE
Simply show your AnyTime Fitness or Coastside Fitness membership card to get 25% off your bill. T&Cs apply.
Simply show your AnyTime Fitness or Coastside Fitness membership card to get 25% off your bill. T&Cs apply.
Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
Prezzo, 129-133 Hamilton Rd, Felixstowe IP11 7BN.
25% OFF EVERYTHING
25% OFF EVERYTHING
SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 85
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their Barclay debit or credit card, along with this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their same day cinema ticket and this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their Barclay debit or credit card, along with this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their same day cinema ticket and this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their Barclay debit or credit card, along with this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their same day cinema ticket and this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their Anytime or Coastside Fitness membership card, along with this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
To redeem this voucher, each customer must bring in their Anytime or Coastside Fitness membership card, along with this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you to 25% discount off your total bill for a maximum of 4 people in Prezzo, Felixstowe. This offers in not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocations.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
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The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
FREE HOT DRINK
£2 UPSTAOVE .5 0
HOT DRINK & CAKE
£1 UPSTAOVE .5 0
WHEN YOU COME IN TO PAINT OR DECOPATCH
GET A HOT DRINK OF YOUR CHOICE & A SLICE OF CAKE
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
FREE
FOR JUST
FREE HOT DRINK WHEN YOU COME IN TO PAINT OR DECOPATCH
£2 UPSTAOVE .5 0
£3.50 HOT DRINK & CAKE GET A HOT DRINK OF YOUR CHOICE & A SLICE OF CAKE
£1 UPSTAOVE .5 0
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
FREE
FOR JUST
FREE HOT DRINK WHEN YOU COME IN TO PAINT OR DECOPATCH
£2 UPSTAOVE .5 0
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
FREE
£3.50 HOT DRINK & CAKE GET A HOT DRINK OF YOUR CHOICE & A SLICE OF CAKE
£1 UPSTAOVE .5 0
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
FOR JUST
FREE HOT DRINK WHEN YOU COME IN TO PAINT OR DECOPATCH
£2 UPSTAOVE .5 0
£3.50 HOT DRINK & CAKE GET A HOT DRINK OF YOUR CHOICE & A SLICE OF CAKE
£1 UPSTAOVE .5 0
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
Crafty Coffee. 01394 270224. 1B Hamilton Road, Felixstowe IP11 7AX
FREE
FOR JUST
£3.50
SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 87
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
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TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
15 %
15% OFF YOUR BILL WHEN YOU SPEND £20+
SA VE
Blue & Berry, 103-105 Hamilton Road, IP11 7BL 01394 278723
10%
OFF EVERYTHING
OFF EVERYTHING
15 %
15% OFF YOUR BILL WHEN YOU SPEND £20+
SA VE
Blue & Berry, 103-105 Hamilton Road, IP11 7BL 01394 278723
10% OFF WHEN YOU SPEND £30+
10 %
SA VE
Michael’s Butchers,113 High Road East, IP11 9PS 01394 670431
15%
10%
OFF EVERYTHING
OFF EVERYTHING
15 %
15% OFF YOUR BILL WHEN YOU SPEND £20+
SA VE
Blue & Berry, 103-105 Hamilton Road, IP11 7BL 01394 278723
10% OFF WHEN YOU SPEND £30+
10 %
SA VE
Michael’s Butchers,113 High Road East, IP11 9PS 01394 670431
10%
15%
OFF EVERYTHING
OFF EVERYTHING
15 %
15% OFF YOUR BILL WHEN YOU SPEND £20+ Blue & Berry, 103-105 Hamilton Road, IP11 7BL 01394 278723
OFF EVERYTHING
SA VE
Michael’s Butchers,113 High Road East, IP11 9PS 01394 670431
15%
15%
10% OFF WHEN YOU SPEND £30+
10 %
SA VE
10% OFF WHEN YOU SPEND £30+
10 %
SA VE
Michael’s Butchers,113 High Road East, IP11 9PS 01394 670431
10% OFF EVERYTHING
SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 89
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
90
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
5 WHITEBAIT MEAL DEAL 0p
SA VE
60 p
SA VE
GET A PORTION OF WHITEBAIT WITH REGULAR CHIPS AND A SALAD
GET BANANA OR PINEAPPLE FRITTERS FOR JUST £1!
Hamilton Fish & Chips, 175 Hamilton Road
Hamilton Fish & Chips, 175 Hamilton Road
£5
WHITEBAIT MEAL
LARGE SAUSAGE MEAL DEAL
£1 £1 .6 5
SA VE
SA VE
Hamilton Fish & Chips, 175 Hamilton Road
Hamilton Fish & Chips, 175 Hamilton Road
£3
£5 £1 .8 5
SA VE
SMALL SAUSAGE MEAL DEAL
£2 .8 5
FISH WRAP MEAL DEAL
GET A DELICIOUS COD WRAP WITH REGULAR CHIPS AND A DRINK
LARGE SAUSAGE WITH REGULAR CHIPS AND A DRINK
LRG SAUSAGE MEAL
FRITTERS!!!
ONLY
50 p
SA VE
OAP SMALL COD MEAL DEAL
SMALL SAUSAGE WITH REGULAR CHIPS AND A DRINK
GET A SMALL COD WITH REGULAR CHIPS
Hamilton Fish & Chips, 175 Hamilton Road
Hamilton Fish & Chips, 175 Hamilton Road
£3
£2
SML SAUSAGE MEAL
BUY 1 MEAL GET THE SAME FREE
£4 .4 9
S UP AV TO E
OAP MEAL DEAL
BUY 1 MEAL GET THE SAME FREE
£4 .4 9
S UP AV TO E
Fillet Burger or Fillet of Fire Burger, regular fries and a can of drink or regular side (beans, coleslaw, 1/2 cob) Collection only. Redeemable 11am-5pm.
Fillet Burger or Fillet of Fire Burger, regular fries and a can of drink or regular side (beans, coleslaw, 1/2 cob) Collection only. Redeemable 11am-5pm.
Favorite Chicken, 164 Hamilton Road, Felixstowe.
Favorite Chicken, 164 Hamilton Road, Felixstowe.
BUY 1 GET 1
BUY 1 GET 1
FREE
FREE
SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 91
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
VALID UNTIL 31.5.19
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.
TICK THIS BOX IF THIS IS A NEW CUSTOMER
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Community listings & Useful Contacts... Town Council & Politics Felixstowe Town Council Town Hall, Felixstowe, IP11 2AG 01394 282086 www.felixstowe.gov.uk Town Clerk townclerk@felixstowe.gov.uk Deputy Town Clerk debbie.frost@felixstowe.gov.uk Mayor’s Secretary lorna.monsen@felixstowe.gov.uk Planning Administration Officer celia.page@felixstowe.gov.uk Cemetery/Allotments sue.faversham@felixstowe.gov.uk Administration Assistant sarah.morrison@felixstowe.gov.uk Felixstowe Town Mayor Graham Newman mayor@felixstowe.gov.uk
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Nick Barber Ward East 07876 757268 nick.barber1965@btinternet.com Party: Conservative Steve Gallant Ward East 01394 276336 sgallant246@gmail.com Party: Conservative Doreen Savage Ward East 01394 285895 doreen.savage@suffolkcoastal. gov.uk Party: Conservative
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Andy Smith Ward South 01394 283283 andy.smith@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk Party: Conservative
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Political Parties Labour Branch Secretary - Mark Jones postmarkjones@gmail.com www.felixstowelabour.org.uk Conservatives Chair - Graham Newman Chairman 07802 397 905 chairman@suffolkcoastalconservatives.org.uk suffolkcoastalconservatives.org.uk Liberal Democrats Chair - Harry Dangerfield contact@eastsuffolk-libdems.org.uk eastsuffolk-libdems.org.uk Green Party Cllr. John Matthissen 01449 258894 john@suffolkgreenparty.org.uk suffolkcoastal.greenparty.org.uk UKIP www.ukip.org
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Great Anglia (train services) 0345 600 7245 contactcentre@greateranglia.co.uk www.greateranglia.co.uk felixstowe-bus-train-times.co.uk
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Felixstowe Bus Service (First Ipswich Buses) First Ipswich Customer Services (Operates Routes 72, X7, 75, 76, 76A, 77, 77A, 978) 045 602 0121 firstsouthuk@firstgroup.com felixstowe-bus-train-times.co.uk Felixstowe Road Train (seafront) www.facebook.com/Felixstowe-RoadTrain-2357840377564990/ Felixstowe to London Coach National Express Coaches 0871 781 8181 (Mon to Sun 8am-8pm) (Option menu calls 13p per minute + network charge) www.nationalexpress.com Harwich Harbour Foot & Bicycle Ferry
Viewpoint Road, IP11 3TW 01394 674355 (answerphone) felmuseum@btopenworld.com felixstowemuseum.org fb: @FelixstoweMuseum Palace Cinema Crescent Road, IP11 7BG 01394 282787 boxoffice@palacecinemafelixstowe. com www.palacecinemafelixstowe.com fb: @ThePalaceCinemaFelixstowe Spa Pavilion
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Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX Box Office: 01394 284 962 Restaurant, Bar & CafĂŠ: 01394 336 336 fb: @SpaPavilion
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Costume hire Felixstowe Musical Theatre A very extensive wardrobe available for hire to other groups, or individuals wanting fancy dress at very reasonable rates. 01394 270328
Arts & Performance
Music in Felixstowe
Felixstowe Art Group
With over 130 members from Felixstowe and the surrounding areas, the aim of the group is to build a community of artists and facilitate learning and development of skills as well as being a social group. We meet every week for painting sessions and also have demo evenings twice a month. If you are interested in joining then please fill in the contact form on this website or call into our Bent Hill Gallery. Membership is £20 a year (with a reduced rate for students). Member benefits include entitlement to display paintings in the gallery and in the annual exhibition as well as attending weekly painting sessions and free entry to the twice a month Tuesday evening meetings. If you would like to see if the group is for you before joining then do come along to one of our Tuesday evening talks (£2 for non-members). www.felixstoweartgroup.org Orwell Art Group Kirton and Falkenham Performing Arts Kirton & Falkenham Performing Arts - KAFPA - stages two productions each year and also gets involved in other village events. We are in Suffolk, a few miles inland from Felixstowe. New members are very welcome and we very much appreciate our regular and loyal friends and audiences. Chairman, Jack Cade 07802 937154 or enquiries@kafpa.org.uk. www.kafpa.org.uk Felixstowe Sewing School A crafty and sewing haven in Felixstowe run by Amanda Bowden, (BTEC Distinction, BA Hons Fashion, PGCE) this small and very friendly sewing school offers classes, and lessons for the beginner and novice sewer. 07787 981 493 amanda_bowden18@hotmail.com www.felixstowesewingschool.co.uk
We embrace most genres of music and also host a very popular lunchtime series given by young Suffolk musicians. 01394 670633 www.felixstowemusic.com Felixstowe Music Theatre Starting in 1966 and affiliated to N.O.D.A (National Operatic and Dramatic Association). Over the years we have supported many charities and produces award winning shows. www.felixstowemusicaltheatre.co.uk The Company of Four 07781 997517 info@cof4.co.uk www.thecompanyoffour.co.uk Orwell Connection Choir The Orwell Connection Choir enjoy meeting weekly on Tuesday evenings from 7.30 - 9.30pm at the Convent in St John’s Road, Felixstowe. We sing a broad range of music from musical hits to excerpts from popular sacred works. We perform concerts throughout the year at many venues in Felixstowe. fb: Orwell Connection Choir orwellconnectionschoir@gmail.com Felixstowe Live Gig Guide fb: Felixstowe Live Gig Guide Felixstowe Harmonies A 45-strong vocal harmony group which performs songs from the light classical repertoire, folk, jazz and blues to pop, swing and songs from the big band era. felixstowe.harmonies@gmail.com www.felixstoweharmonies.co.uk
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Charities, Service Organisations & Support BASIC Life Charity An acronym for Business And Service In Christ, BASIC endeavours to provide encouragement and support to those in our community who may be less able than ourselves and to enable people irrespective of their race or religion to be provided with the BASICs of life: Shelter, Food, Education, Recreation and Spiritual guidance. BASIC has two retail shops in Felixstowe and Walton. Felixstowe Shop & Deliveries 17 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AJ 01394 272618 Walton Shop & Head Office 312 High Street, Walton, IP11 9QJ 01394 279400 basiclife@live.co.uk www.basic.org.uk British Heart Foundation 78 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AF 01394 282339 www.bhf.org.uk RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution)
Boost
A small charity based in Felixstowe, existing to pioneer partnerships between faith and education. We work relentlessly to show love, hope and change to the young people with whom we work. www.boostfelixstowe.org.uk Salvation Army With Life Together Groups at various times and locations. Our Community Centre is open throughout the week from 10am 3pm to help assist with with everything from running our Food bank to help with signposting. We also employ a youth worker who helps run youth projects throughout the year, as well as regular groups such as Young Dreamers, our performing arts group for 11-25 year olds that take part in evening concerts to full scale productions. Felixstowe Corps, Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Royal British Legion The Royal British Legion provides lifelong support for the Armed Forces community - serving men and women, veterans, and their families.
Our volunteer lifeboat crews provide a 24hour rescue service in the UK and Ireland, and our seasonal lifeguards look after people on busy beaches. Our Flood Rescue Team helps those affected by flooding. 7 Grasmere Avenue, IP11 9SG Judy Jones - Hon secretary 01394 282090 njones500@aol.com www.rnli.org.uk Inspire Suffolk A local charity running courses for 16-25 year olds to build confidence, skills and support them into work, education and more, and sport activities for children. www.inspiresuffolk.org.uk. 108 The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
39 Mill Lane, IP11 2NL 01394 273941 www.britishlegion.org.uk Lions Club Providing humanitarian need, youth programmes, supporting the local community, health initiatives, partner projects and more. @lionsclubfelixstowe Level Two Youth Project To promote the welfare of young people (age 7-25) living in Felixstowe and surrounding villages, through supportive relationships and positive experiences, designed to enhance their personal and social development. 54 Cobbold Rd, IP11 7EL 01394 272521
John LeVay Care Information Centre A wonderful centre used by many in Felixstowe, which provides support, advice and information for patients and their carers living with, and beyond, cancer. Call Louise or Julie on 01473 715748 Felixstowe Dementia Action Alliance The Felixstowe Dementia Action Alliance aims to make Felixstowe a Dementia Friendly Community. We will do this by engaging with local businesses and organisations to raise awareness of dementia. We will liaise with people with dementia and their carers to deliver person centered outcomes in a timely fashion. Helen Greengrass: 07717 150993 fxtdaa@gmail.com Befriending scheme The Befriending Scheme provides friendship and learning opportunities for vulnerable people (16yrs+), including those with learning disabilities, mental health needs, older people, and other isolated groups. We also provide lots of volunteering opportunities with extra support for those who need it.
Felixstowe Listening Service A service of Inspire Counselling and Training and has been active in Felixstowe since 2012. Since we began over 120 clients have received our support whilst many churches, groups and individuals have undertaken training in aspects of pastoral care, listening skills and counselling. We believe that we have equipped many people to provide constructive and effective care for others and that the outworking of this is being demonstrated in the community. 01473 217694 contact@inspirecounselling.org.uk www.inspirecounselling.org.uk Coastwatch Felixstowe Coastwatch has over 60 highly trained volunteers who man the lookout in twos or threes helping to keep our beaches and inshore waters safe. 01394 670808 www.coastwatch-felixstowe.co.uk Walton Parish Nursing
angie.bentley@thebefriendingscheme.org.uk 01787 371333 info@thebefriendingscheme.org.uk www.thebefriendingscheme.org.uk/Felixstowe Memory Café For people living with dementia and their carers to come along and meet everyone. We would like to encourage anyone who is interested to help either as a volunteer, or as potential sponsors to pop in and meet us. We can show you around, introduce you to the new facilitator Tony Lazell, and demonstrate to you how important this facility is for people living with dementia in Felixstowe. For refreshments purposes If you would like to pop in please let us know. We were formally known as Synergy Cafe. fxtdaa@gmail.com Salvation Army, Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL The Parent Hub https://www.suffolk.gov.uk/children-families-and-learning/the-parent-hub/ Social Services 0808 800 4005 Open Monday to Thursday, 8am to 5:20pm and Friday, 8am to 4:20pm. Calls are free from landlines and most mobiles.
Walton Parish Nursing is a Christian charity who support people in the Walton community towards whole person healthcare. This is care for the person’s overall well-being, incorporating body, mind and spirit. Walton Parish Nursing is “owned” and supported by three churches in the Walton area of Felixstowe: Maidstone Road Baptist Church, Seaton Road Methodist Church and St Mary’s Anglican Church. Lorna - 07969 901001 John - 07909 888703 Wendy - 07925 255223 contactus@waltonpn.org.uk www.waltonpn.org.uk
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Positive Pals Positive Pals is a friendly, self help group based in Felixstowe for those suffering with ME (Myalgic Encephalopathy/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) and Fibromyalgia and their carers. Although based in Felixstowe we welcome members from across the Felixstowe peninsular. We currently meet once a month in the local community centre where we enjoy a good chat over tea/coffee with the occasional invited speaker or outing. Because we are all in the same health situation we can offer genuine understanding, support and a listening ear for those in need or just a friendly chat over drinks. 01394 279840 info@positivepals.org www.positivepals.org Felixstowe Opportunity Group Felixstowe Opportunity Group is a local charity which was founded in Trimley in 1990 by a dedicated group of mums with children with special educational needs. Our main aim is to advance the education and development of babies and children with special need and to support their siblings and their families.
Groups & Clubs Felixstowe Society Chairman - Jan Garfield chairman@felixstowesociety.org www.felixstowesociety.org Felixstowe Walkers Join us for a healthy walk amidst wonderful scenery. All walks start at 10.30am (unless otherwise stated) and last for about one hour. www.felixstowesociety.org Kirton and Trimley Community Action Group fb: @KirtonLandGrab 07725 837518 contact@kirtontrimleycag.com www.kirtontrimleycag.com Old Felixstowe Community Association Pauline Varden 01394 278105 secretary@oldfelixstoweca.org.uk www.oldfelixstoweca..uk Felixstowe Bridge Club
oppgroup@btinternet.co.uk 01394286399 fb: @FelixstoweOpportunityGroup Felixstowe Household Waste Recycling Centre Closes on Wednesdays, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day. Carr Road, IP11 3UT www.greensuffolk.org/recycling/HWRC/ felixstowe-hwrc/ To report fly tipping: 01473 433000 environmental.health@ipswich.gov.uk 01473 432099 recycling@ipswich.gov.uk Citizens Advice Bureau We provide free, confidential and impartial advice and campaign on big issues affecting people’s lives. Our goal is to help everyone find a way forward, whatever problem they face. 0333 358 3970 www.felixstowecab.org.uk
We are a small, friendly club that meets on Tuesday afternoons at the Suffolk & Felixstowe Bowls Club. The club is situated between Platters Road and St Edmunds Road. You might like to contact the Club Secretary in advance. Please come along and join us. You will be made very welcome. 01473 727537 www.bridgewebs.com/felixstowe/ Felixstowe Scribblers Formed around forty years ago, our Writers Circle is based in Felixstowe, Suffolk. Meetings are held at The Room at the Top in Felixstowe Library, normally on the first and third Tuesday of each month commencing at 7.30pm and finishing by 10.00pm. Check the weblog for details of meetings. Due to the implementation of room hire charges, membership fees now apply. There is an annual fee of ÂŁ25. 07976931811 barry.darnell@ntlworld.com
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Felixstowe Photographic Society
U3A East Suffolk The University of the Third Age (U3A) in East Suffolk is a thriving cooperative offering educational, recreational and social activities for its members, who are in their ‘third age’ — the time after they have finished working full-time or raising a family and have the time and opportunity to pursue their interests or try something new. Most members are located in the south-eastern area of Suffolk including Ipswich, Felixstowe, Woodbridge, Saxmundham, and surrounding towns and villages.
The society has been established since 1948 for the advancement of Photographyas an Art and a Science through the mutual assistance and friendly criticism between its members. The society welcomes anyone who has an interest in photography, where we provide a friendly atmosphere combining monthly and annual competitions with guest speakers, members’ workshops and demonstrations.
Secretary on 0300 123 3913 www.u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk Deben Flower Club
info@felixstowephotographic.org.uk www.felixstowephotographic.org.uk Felixstowe Old Peoples Welfare Association (F.O.P.W.A.) The Senior Citizens Centre
An “open house” to the over 60’s - both resident and visitors to Felixstowe. It is not a Club, so you don’t have to “join” or pay a membership fee, to be able to come in. It is provided as a haven for Senior Citizens to rest, have some tea/coffee or other light refreshments, meet or make new friends, use our Wi-Fi facility or just sit quietly in the company of others. Come by yourself or with someone else and stay for a few minutes or a few hours. We do not provide any medical or respite care services
Flower arranging clubs and societies joined together in 1959 and formed the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS) with help and advice from the Royal Horticultural Society. The Association has been a unifying and guiding influence to thousands of men, women and juniors whose love of flowers has opened up a new world of creativity. Sue Cooper secretary.nafaseast@gmail.com 01406 370243 Church Hall, Rectory Lane, Kirton, Ipswich IP10 0PU www.nafas.org.uk
We have tried to create the atmosphere of a friendly and welcoming lounge - so no organised activities.
The Felixstowe Master Mariners The object of the Club is to maintain and foster, locally, social and professional comradeship amongst Master Mariners, and to afford the opportunity for discussion of matters nautical and general interest, to sponsor selected projects of special nautical interest, and, for that purpose, to meet regularly at luncheon or dinner, at a place selected by the Committee.
01394278061 richolland1@btinternet.com http://fopwa.onesuffolk.net/senior-citizenscentre/
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Felixstowe and District Horticultural Society
For Children & Youth Kirton and Falkenham Parent and Toddler Group @1-3pm. £1.50 per family. Kirton Church Hall 07807983119 fb: @Kandftoddlers Trimley Tots
Caroll Wallace - Secretary 01394 272695 info@felixstowehorticultural.co.uk http://felixstowedistricths.onesuffolk.net/ Speakers of Felixstowe A club dedicated to helping people improve their confidence and enhance their speaking skills. Keith - Secretary 01728 604174 www.felixstowespeakers.org.uk Felixstowe Conservative Club Membership, snooker, BT Sports & SKY Sports, music, bingo, Quiz Nights, pool, poker, bowls, bridge and whist, darts, function room hire 28 High Road West, IP11 9JB 01394 282633 info@felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk www.felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk The Felixstowe Area “N” Gauge Model Railway Group
Trimley Tots continues to meet on Fridays at 1.30pm during term time. Everyone has a lovely time and the children look forward to coming. Also there is the opportunity to form friendships between the parents so everyone gets to know one another. We look forward to the future and pray that this important part of our outreach continues. St Mary’s Church Centre 07969 901001 lorna@waltonpn.org.uk Felixstowe Nursery School Felixstowe Nursery School is a small private nursery taking children from two to five years. It has been in its present location since 1987. During this time we have seen hundreds of happy children pass through our care. Ambulance Hall, Ataka Road, IP11 9DH 01394 213732 info@felixstowenursery.co.uk www.felixstowenursery.co.uk Old Felixstowe Nursery We aim to enable children to realise their full potential in every aspect of learning and development through stimulating play within a friendly, happy and caring environment.
The group is essentially a gathering of like minded modellers, with the aims of sharing ideas and information, and the opportunity to combine skills on larger projects. 01394 277211 www.felixstowengauge.org.uk
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At Old Felixstowe Nursery we pride ourselves on offering the highest quality pre-school education available. As a long established nursery we are very well resourced and have experienced preschool/nursery nurses who will work closely with your child. We encourage each individual child to be the best they can be.
Old Felixstowe Nursery The Grounds of Kingsfleet School Ferry Road, IP11 9LY 01394 275466 oldfelixstowenursery@btinternet.com www.oldfelixstowenursery.onesuffolk.net/ Felixstowe Twins Club 94 Maidstone Road, IP11, UK felixstowe.twin.club@gmail.com www.twinsclub.co.uk Little Hoppers 01394 286998 07504984768 littlehoppers@live.co.uk www.little-hoppers.co.uk The Oaks Nursery We are located in The Oaks Children’s Centre in Grange Road, Felixstowe. Our nurturing ‘home from home’ environment is carefully designed to encourage children to learn independently in a safe, secure environment that promotes equality and values diversity.We provide all meals and promote healthy eating. Our cook prepares a healthy home cooked lunch for the children using fresh ingredients. 01394 694752 info.oaksfelixstowe@alpha-nurseries.co.uk Twinkle Toes Pre-School Our aim is to provide a caring and safe environment where each child can express itself as an individual. 07763 816224 twinkletoespreschool.weebly.com/ Little Kickers
It’s an approach that has bagged us numerous awards and helped us expand globally over the last 12 years. And like all our Kickers, we never stop learning. We’re continually improving and updating our classes, based on feedback and input from child health specialists as well as our network of over 1,500 football coaches worldwide.
St Andrew’s Pre-School We are a committee run pre-school offering high quality sessional childcare for children from 2 - school age. St Andrews Church Hall, St Andrews Rd, IP11 7EB manager.standrews.preschool@gmail.com secretary.standrews.preschool@gmail.com 01394 278326 or 07815200925 www.standrewspreschoolfelixstowe.co.uk Tiddlywinks Day Nursery At Tiddlywinks we work from the early years foundation stage (EYFS) which is a statutory framework that sets the standards for learning, development and care for children from birth to five. We operate out of two buildings one which is on the ground floor of the house with two play rooms, toileting area and main kitchen which make up the main nursery for children aged 2 to 4 years. 108 High Road, Trimley St Mary, IP11 0SU 01394 274130 tiddlywinksdaynursery@hotmail.com Fairfield Infant School and Colneis Junior School Our staff and governors work hard to make sure that the two schools work together to nurture, challenge and inspire all our children to give and achieve their best both now and in the future. We are very proud of all our children’s success and delighted to celebrate the steps they take during their time with us. We value the support of parents as our partners in children’s education and we aim to work with you to provide the best possible education for the children at Fairfield and Colneis. Fairlfield: 01394 283206 fairfieldoffice@fairfieldandcolneis.co.uk Colneis: 01394 284052 colneisoffice@fairfieldandcolneis.co.uk www.colneisjunior.co.uk Maidstone Infant School A warm welcome to Maidstone Infant School and Nursery! Here we want children to be secure, happy and to learn. This is important if they are to benefit and achieve during their learning journey. 01394 283375 maidstoneadmin@maidstoneandcauston.org www.maidstoneinfants.org.uk/pages/
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Trimley St Mary Primary School Situated in the village of Trimley St Mary on the outskirts of Felixstowe. Our larger than average community school, dates back from 1904 and has grown as the village has grown with a strong sense of belonging care and support. Our school is a friendly and welcoming setting, fostering strong community links, which works closely with families and other agencies to support all children to achieve and be successful in their own right. 01394 284130 office@trimley.net http://trimley.net/ Langer Playgroup
Colneis Girl Guides Colneis Division consists of two districts; Felixstowe and Walton, and Orwell and Deben. We have a brand new division headquarters in Felixstowe which is within walking distance of all the local amenities. Within our Division we have a Division Ranger unit, 4 Guide units, 7 Brownie units and 5 Rainbow units. http://girlguidingsuffolk.org.uk/contact-us/ 356 (Felixstowe) Squadron - Air Cadets One of the best, if not the best, Youth Organisation in Felixstowe. Lots of things going on and lots of opportunities to take part in. Have a look at our Facebook page for updates on some of our recent activities and pictures. You don’t have to join the Royal Air Force or go flying if you dont want to! We have a lot going on, so I’m sure you’ll find something that will challange you! Carr Road, IP11 2TP 01394 673419 www.356atc.co.uk 7th Felixstowe Scout Group
St Edmund’s Hall, Langer Road, IP11 2HL 07961 825637 or 01394277966 07961825637 langerplaygroup@gmail.com The Play Pit We are a privately owned nursery and maintain the highest of childcare standards which include the National Guidelines. 01394 276005 penny.conway@theplaypit.com susan.spaulding@theplaypit.com www.theplaypit.com Felixstowe Academy We have a clear vision for the Academy and believe very much in developing each and every one of our students so that they can achieve their true potential. We provide the opportunities for success; we develop in our students the skills that they will need in the future; we help them develop as individuals but emphasise their place within the community, helping them to think about and care for others; we guide our students to enable them to become independent learners and good team members. 01394 288228 office@felixstoweacademy.org www.felixstoweacademy.org 114 The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
We are one of four groups in Felixstowe but we are the only group with outdoor space which we use for traditional scouting skills. The group is well founded and offers scouting for children from the age of six to fourteen when they have to move on to an Explorer Unit. www.7thfelixstowescouts.org.uk Felixstowe Sea Scouts 07590 019593 stevepocock1066@yahoo.co.uk fb: @felixstoweseascouts
Churches Churches Together in Felixstowe
Felixstowe URC Church 51 Orwell Road, IP11 7NZ 07563 767537 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk St. Mary’s Church Walton High St, Felixstowe IP11 9DS 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk St Andrews Church St Andrews Road, IP11 7EB 01394 670940 St Peter & St Paul Church
Its strength comes through people from different traditions finding new ways to work and worship together. We come together for a few events each year, as well as supporting each other in prayer throughout the year. churchestogetherfelixstowe.org St John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07814 949828 Christ Church Grange Farm Ave, IP11 2XD 01394 282204 www.christchurchfelixstowe.org.uk Trinity Methodist Church 26 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 275047 www.trinity-methodist-church-felixstowe.co.uk Bethesda Baptist Church Cavendish Road, IP11 2AR 01394 270187 www.bethesdafelixstowe.com Felixstowe United Reformed Church 47 Orwell Road, IP11 7NY 01473 214206 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk Seaton Road Methodist Church Seaton Road, IP11 9BT 01394 282023 www.seatonroad.org.uk River of Life Church 2 Carr Road, IP11 2FS 01394 273700 riveroflifechurch.net Maidstone Road Baptist Church 18 Maidstone Road, IP11 9ED 01394 276774 www.mrbcfelixstowe.org.uk
Church Road, IP11 9NF 01394 670940 www.oldfelixstoweparish.org.uk Temple of Light 28 Beach Road West, IP11 2BQ 07886 534931 www.templeoflightfelixstowe.com Ranelagh Road Christian Fellowship Ranelagh Road, Felixstowe IP11 7HA 01394 284439 www.ranelaghfellowship.org.uk Convent of Jesus & Mary 63 Orwell Road, IP11 7PP 01394 282386 www.stjosephsrjm.com Saint Edmund’s Church Langer Road, IP11 2HR 07814 949828 St Felix Catholic Church 8 Gainsborough Road, IP11 7HT 01394 282561 https://stfelixfelixstowe.uk/ Trimley Free Church 182 High Road, Trimley St Mary, IP11 0SS 01394 276171 Trimley Methodist Church High Road, Trimley St Martin, IP11 0RL 01394 282023 https://eangliamethodist.org.uk/trimley SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 115
Festivals, Events & Markets Art on the Prom
style clothing. With vintage DJ, pop-up cafe and an exhibition of clothing, fashion accessories. You can also participate in sewing and crafting workshops with a vintage feel by employing wonderful teachers. For website support and tickets: support@festivaloffabric.co.uk Festival enquiries: Amanda Bowden amanda_bowden18@hotmail.com 07787 981 493 www.festivaloffabric.co.uk
info@artontheprom.org 01394 671033 info@artontheprom.org www.artontheprom.org
The Ipswich to Felixstowe Car Rally Up to 500 vehicles can participate in the event, starting in Christchurch Park, Ipswich. The vehicles make a 10-mile (16 km) journey to the promenade of Felixstowe, where they line up and remain there for a large part of the day. Traditionally held on the first Sunday in May, the vehicles assemble in Christchurch Park at Ipswich from 8.30 to 10.30am, then start to leave for Felixstowe at 11.00am, where they are displayed along the promenade during the afternoon (from about 12pm onwards).
Suffolk Open Studios Suffolk Open Studios is a collaborative organisation run by artists for artists and art lovers.
Felixstowe in Flower
Art on the Prom is one of Felixstowe’s largest free community event organised by a small group of volunteers. We are grateful to them and our sponsors for their backing. If you would like to be part of the great team that helps to make this event such a success, please contact us at:
Ipswich Transport Museum enquiries@ipswichtransportmuseum.co.uk www.ipswichtransportmuseum.co.uk
www.suffolkopenstudios.org Felixstowe Carnival General Enquiries: contact@felixstowecarnival.org Procession Enquiries: procession@felixstowecarnival.org To provide entertainment: entertainment@felixstowecarnival.org Stallholder enquiries: traders@felixstowecarnival.org To volunteer: volunteer@felixstowecarnival.org www.felixstowecarnival.org Trimley Carnival trimleycarnival@mail.com fb: Trimley Carnival www.trimleycarnival.co.uk Festival of Fabric Bringing together specialist retailers with a love for and expertise in fabric, haberdashery, dressmaking, knitting and sewing patterns, vintage sewing machines, knitting and crochet accouterments all under one roof. Shop for anything needed to make vintage 116 The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
A festival for the whole community in transforming the town with flowers each summer. Whether by entering one of the floral competitions (which include gardens, floral containers, commercial premises, residential homes, public houses, hotel and guest houses, tallest sunflower, or school-led projects such as painting, grow-bags and environmental displays), or by sponsoring floral baskets or prizes, Felixstowe in Flower encourages people of all ages to care for their environment. sue.faversham@felixstowe.gov.uk
Rob’s Spiritual Awarness A non-profit, for good causes series of events held monthly. With healers, stall holders. robert.lummis@ntlworld.com Bart’s Bash
Community Markets and Table-Top Sales Drop in to our Community Markets for bargains and refreshments, on the second Saturday of each month. All markets are in the Community Centre, 10am to 12pm, admission is free. www.oldfelixstoweca.org.uk 01394 278105 secretary@oldfelixstoweca.org.uk
A global sailing race taking place at 100s of venues, with 1000s of sailors in 100s of different classes of boat around the world. Kown as ‘The Largest Sailing Race in the World’, the Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club invite you to be part of this. Open to all sailing clubs, yacht clubs, schools, universities, scout groups, sea cadets, windsurfing clubs, individuals and any venue globally. Bart’s Bash gives the sailing community a united opportunity to remember Andrew ‘Bart’ Simpson, a double Olympic medallist who tragically lost his life whilst training for the America’s Cup in 2013. www.bartsbash.com Felixstowe Book Festival Now going into our fifth year, Felixstowe Book Festival has become one of the highlights of the East Anglian Arts Calendar. Meg - Festival Director meg@megreid.co.uk 01394 279783 www.felixstowebookfestival.co.uk
Christmas Tree Festival As well as seeing a display of decorated Christmas trees from various charities and organisations, you can browse charity stalls. The Christmas Tree Festival opening includes a short Carol Service. Refreshments will be available each day. Salvation Army Church Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL www.felixsa.org.uk www.christmastreefestivals.org/felixstowe/ Christmas Lights Switch on Event With children’s parade, music, and so much more, this event is organised by the Felixstowe Lions Club. fb: @lionsclubfelixstowe Christmas Craft Market With an variety of stalls full of local crafts with that special festive spirit. To book a stall please contact Sarah: felixstowechristmasmarket@gmail.com Christmas Day Dip
Mannings Sunday Market Felixstowe’s well-established Sunday Market with a variety of stalls. 1 Platters Rd, Felixstowe IP11 2DL For pitch enquiries call Marian: 07901 962322 www.manningsamusements.co.uk Felixstowe Country Market A wide range of preserves, garden produce, homebakes and crafts up for sale. All goods are home made to the highest standards. Tea and coffee also available. Every Friday morning between 10am and 11am. Felixstowe Trades & Labour Club 182 High Road West, IP11 9BB 01394 282108 ftalc@outlook.com www.ftalc.co.uk
Are you brave enough to take the plunge? Join us and hundreds of fabulous supporters on Felixstowe Seafront on Christmas Day morning. In aid of St Elizabeth Hospice takes place on Felixstowe sea front on 25th December at 10am. It’s fun, a great way to start your day and importantly helps us care for patients 365 days of the year. Tickets are priced at just £13 until registration closes. See website for details. We all meet on Felixstowe sea front in front of Mannings Amusements stelizabethhospice.org.uk/christmas-day-dip/ SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 117
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Sports
Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road, IP11 9NB 07494 599265 www.oldfelixstoweca.org.uk
Felixstowe Leisure Centre Community sports and leisure hub with soft-play area, indoor bowling green and swimming pools.
St Marys Church Hall 1 Cage Lane, IP11 9BH 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk
75 Undercliff Road West, IP11 2AE 01394 694600 www.placesleisure.org/centres/felixstoweleisure-centre/
Felixstowe Town Hall Undercliff Road West, IP11 2AG 01394 282086 www.felixstowe.gov.uk
Brackenbury Sports Centre Our classes are social, fun and a really good workout. They range from low impact to the more intense and guide you through every step with our fantastic instructors. You can enjoy it with a friend or meet new people each week.
Conservative Club 01394 282633 info@felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk www.felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk St Edmund’s Parish Hall Langer Road, IP11 2HN 07814 949828 Felixstowe Trades & Labour Club 182 High Road West, IP11 9BB 01394 282108 www.ftalc.co.uk
High Road East, IP11 9JF 01394 270278 www.placesleisure.org/centres/brackenbury-sports-centre/centre-activities/ classes/ Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club
Seaton Road Methodist Church Seaton Road, IP11 9BT 01394 282023 www.seatonroad.org.uk St John’s Church, Felixstowe Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07814 949828 Trinity Methodist Church 26 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 275047 www.trinity-methodist-church-felixstowe.co.uk
A friendly and relaxed environment. Felixstowe has a thriving and welcoming indoor bowls club situated on the first floor of the Felixstowe leisure centre. Competitive bowling for ladies and men takes place during the day and in the evenings.
Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club Ferry Road, IP11 9RZ 01394 283785 https://ffsc.co.uk/
Felixstowe Leisure Centre Undercliff Road West, IP11 2AE 01394 694600 www.felixstoweibc.com
White Horse Pub 33 Church Road, Old Felixstowe, IP11 9NF 01394 277496 bookings@thewhitehorse-felixstowe.co.uk www.thewhitehorse-felixstowe.co.uk
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Felixstowe Rifle Club
Felixstowe Walkers Join us for a healthy walk amidst wonderful scenery. All walks start at 10.30am (unless otherwise stated) and last for about one hour. The Felixstowe Walkers are part of The Felixstowe Society and regular walkers will be expected to become members of the society. Annual membership is £7, or £10 for two adults at the same address. Details of membership send a SAE to: Hilary Eaton, Treasurer 102c, Queens Road, IP11 7PG felixstowewalkers@hotmail.co.uk
The club was formed in around 1900 as the Felixstowe Rifle Club and used the Army Ranges at Landguard Common (now part of the nature reserve). During World War 2 it became Felixstowe Home Guard Rifle Club. At that time it used the present site with the permission of Mr Clement-Smith and the Drill Hall in Garrison Lane. In 1955 the title was changed back to Felixstowe Rifle Club (FRC) which was the beginning of the club as it is today. Felixstowe Rifle Club High Street, IP11 9UB 01394 283974 www.felixstowe-rifle-club.co.uk Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club The only links golf course in Suffolk and one of only 246 true links courses in the World. secretary@felixstowegolf.Co.Uk andrew.Robinsonpga@yahoo.Co.Uk Ferry Road, IP11 9RY 01394 286834 www.felixstowegolf.co.uk Felixstowe Lawn Tennis Club For all abilities, ages & aspirations We have 9 grass courts available during the summer season and 9 floodlit courts (3 acrylic, 3 macadam and 3 artificial grass) for play throughout the year, all overlooked by a spacious clubhouse. We offer a number of regular club sessions for members, including Tuesday evenings (6:30pm)and Sunday mornings (10am). The club has mens, ladies and mixed teams in the Suffolk league, A Friday Night League for all ages and abilities and runs an extensive coaching program for adults and juniors. 37 Bath Road, IP11 7JN 01394 282940 https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/felixstowe lawntennisclub
Felixstowe Runners We are a friendly local running club with about 200 members in Felixstowe and surrounding areas. We welcome new members of all standards. We organise three road races each year – the Kirton 5 mile (part of the Friday Five series), the Coastal 10 (a 10 mile race along the seafront in Felixstowe) and the Martlesham 10K. In addition we have many less formal events in and around Felixstowe. We also have a very active junior section, meeting on Wednesday evenings. Chairman: chairman@frr.org.uk http://frr.org.uk/ U3A The University of the Third Age (U3A) in East Suffolk is a thriving cooperative offering educational, recreational and social activities for its members, who are in their ‘third age’. Contact us on information about our sports activities and membership. 0300 123 3913 admin@u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk https://www.u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk/ Felixstowe & Walton United Football Club Felixstowe & Walton United are a semi-professional football club playing in the Isthmian Bostik North Division, which is level Four of the National Football. 4A Dellwood Avenue, IP11 9HT 01394 282627 President: Dave Ashford 07850 618940 dave@dhashford.co.uk www.felixstowefootball.co.uk Felixstowe & Corinthians Cricket Club Dellwood Avenue, IP11 9HT 07738 199152 / 01473 781963 rjones@suffolkcricket.org https://fandc.play-cricket.com/ SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 119
Felixstowe Rugby Coronation Sports Ground Mill Lane, IP11 2LN 01394 270150 www.felixstowerufc.co.uk Felixstowe Hockey Club
Medical Grove Medical Centre Grove Road, IP11 9GA 01394 283197 www.grovemcfelixstowe.nhs.uk Walton Surgery 301 High Street, IP11 9QL 01394 278844 felixstowe.suffolkgeneralpractice.co.uk Felixstowe Community Hospital Constable Road, IP11 7HT 01394 458820 Howard House Surgery 31 Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01394 282706 www.howardhousesurgery.co.uk
A friendly club that welcomes players of all ages and abilities. We have been established as a club in the coastal town of Felixstowe since 1905 (3 years before hockey was introduced as a sport into the Olympic Games in 1908). The club plays all of its matches on all-weather pitches, with home games being played at the Felixstowe Academy (Maidstone Campus) in Felixstowe. Felixstowe Community Hub Maidstone Road, IP11 9EF www.felixstowehockeyclub.co.uk Felixstowe Badminton Club The club has two men’s teams, two mixed teams and a ladies’ team in the Ipswich & District Badminton League. 07788 233063 clarehazelwood@hotmail.co.uk Brackenbury Sports Centre, High Road East, Felixstowe, IP11 9JF.
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Haven Heath Grange Farm Avenue, IP11 2XD 01394 670107 www.havenhealth.nhs.uk Orwell Clinic (iCaSH Suffolk) The family planning center in Ipswich also serving Felixstowe. Lindbergh Road, Ipswich, IP3 9QX 0300 300 3030 www.icash.nhs.uk East of England Coop Pharmacy 189 Hamilton Road, IP11 7DT 01394 282325 Hado Pharmacy 135 Hamilton Road, IP11 7BL 01394 286277 NHS 111 NHS 111 is much more than a helpline – if you’re worried about an urgent medical concern, you can call 111 to speak to a fully trained adviser. Depending on the situation, the NHS 111 team can connect you to a nurse, emergency dentist or even a GP, and can arrange face-to-face appointments if they think you need one. NHS 111 advisers can also assess if you need an ambulance and send one immediately if necessary.
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What’s On in Felixstowe FELIXSTOWE’S MOST COMPREHENSIVE EVENT GUIDE IN PRINT Friday 1st March
Annual World Day of Prayer Service 12pm At St. Felix R.C. Church, Gainsborough Road IP11 7HT. Theme: “Come - Everything is Ready!”. Praying for Slovenia. A service for everyone. Followed by a Hunger Lunch.Admission free. Donations to Christian Aid. 01394 282561. www.stfelixfelixstowe.uk 1st - 10th March Felixstowe Fairtrade Fortnight Various locations throughout the town - St. John’s Church, Orwell Road IP11 7PW Celebrate Fairtrade in Felixstowe, with a series of events and activities. Throughout the Fortnight, there will be displays at Felixstowe Library. Admission free to events. felixstowe-fairtrade.org.uk
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Saturday 2 March Family Fun Day 10am-4.30pm At Felixstowe Library. Games, activities, a Fairtrade stall, raffle, tombola and refreshments. Admission free to events. felixstowe-fairtrade.org.uk Saturday 2nd March
The Greatest Show Songs from Hollywood 5pm and 8pm At The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West. Unleash your passion to sing-a-long to famous songs from best-loved films, in this exciting concert celebration! Featuring the biggest hits from The Greatest Showman, Frozen, Dreamgirls, Dirty Dancing, Shrek, Mamma Mia and more! 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. Monday 4th March
Lions of Felixstowe Annual Pig Race Doors open at 7pm and pig racing begins at 7.30pm. Our annual Pig Race is being held at the Felixstowe Labour and Trades Club. The event is run in conjunction with Stowmarket Lions Club. Watch battery powered toy pigs race each other down a wooden track. Bet on the winner. It’s got to be better than staying at home. All profits go to Lions charities. Tickets, which include a Hog Roast, are £10 each and are available from John Gooch (john@gooch83.co.uk); or Dave Hedges 01394 272677.
Clay Workshops Free Taster Session 10.30am-1pm At the Old Felixstowe Community Centre, Ferry Road, IP11 9NB. Learn different hand-building techniques and decoration methods in a relaxed environment. Drop in and have a play - and find out more about the upcoming workshops from April. All ages and abilities welcome. Pre-booking essential. 01728 860125. www.ejrceramics.co.uk.
Sea Front Health Walk
10.45am Meet outside the Felixstowe Leisure Centre entrance, Undercliff Road West IP11 2AE. Start your week off with a refreshing walk along the Promenade at Felixstowe. Approximately 40-60 minutes (depending on the walkers and weather on the day). Led by trained Stepping Out in Suffolk Volunteer Walk Leaders. Everyone welcome. Admission free. Just turn up. 01473 718193. www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Wednesday 6th March
Music to Enjoy 7.30pm United Reformed Church Hall, Tomline Road, IP11 7PA. Talk/presentation with recorded music, from Music to Enjoy (Felixstowe Recorded Music Society). Visitors welcome £2.50. Annual membership £25. Includes refreshments. 01394 270491.
Thursday 7th March Field Marshal Earl Haig Lion or Donkey? 10.30am – 12.30pm An examination of the facts surrounding a rather controversial WW1 leader, presented by John Lilley Salvation Army Hall, Felixstowe IP11 7EL. Free to members www.u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk. Friday 8th March The Band of the Royal British Legion - Leiston in Concert 7.30pm The Salvation Army, Cobbold Road IP11 7EL. Raising funds for the 2019 World Scout Jamboree. Adults £5, under 16’s free. Admission on the door. 07799 908920. www.salvationarmy.org.uk/ felixstowe Saturday 9th March 1st Kirton Scout Group Big Spring Jumble Sale 2-4pm Kirton Church Hall, Church Lane IP10 0PU. Tea, coffee and soft drinks available. Raising money to build a Scout Hut. Entry 30p. All welcome. scouts@scarletline.com 1stkirton.suffolkscouts.org.uk. Oye Santana - Woodstock 50th Anniversary Tour 7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX. UK No.1 Winner at the 2018 National Tribute Music Awards. Stacked with five decades of hits. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk.
Sunday 10th March
Just Jay Dance Musical Workshop 12-3pm Brackenbury Sports Centre, High Road East IP11 9JF. A three hour musical workshop. Dancing routines, acting techniques, singalong, games, prizes and some surprises too! Suitable for ages 6 to 13 years. Take a drink and snack. £20p/p. 07523 286994. www.justjaydance.co.uk. Felixstowe Fair Trade
2-4pm Enjoy free tea, coffee and homemade cakes served from the Chairman of the Felixstowe Fairtrade Forum’s beach chalet on the prom at Bath Tap (below The Bartlet, Undercliff Road East). Donations welcome. Admission free to events. felixstowe-fairtrade.org.uk.
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Monday 11th March
Felixstowe Electronic Organ Club 7.30pm Trades and Labour Club, High Road West IP11 9BB. Musical entertainment by nationally and internationally recognised musicians. Music from theatre, film and radio. £6. 01394 279373. Wednesday 13th March ‘The Long Shop: Past, Present and Future’ by Stuart Hines 7.30pm Broadway house, Orwell Road, IP11 7DD. All Welcome. Members: free Non-members: £1. Wednesday March 20th Ward Piano Quintet 11.30 At the Orwell Hotel, His Lordship’s Library. Nicholas Ward and Kathryn Parry violins, Wendy Gudgin viola Harriet Bennett cello Andrew Leach piano Schumann Piano Quintet, Mozart E flat major piano Quartet. Tickets £10 children free from: Stillwater Books and Music in Felixstowe 01394 670633.
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Thursday 21st March Felixstowe Café Poets 7.30pm The Orwell Hotel, Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX. Informal community poetry group. Lovers of poetry, writers of poetry, published or unpublished are all welcome. Bring poems you would like to read and share with the group. Refreshments available. £2.50. 01394 272736. Friday 22nd March An Evening with Echo 7pm Felixstowe Academy, High Street, IP11 9QR. A unity evening bringing churches together for a night of fellowship and fun. Playing a mix of Motown and soul. All welcome. £7p/p, or £35 for a table of six. 07875 616664.
Felixstowe Lioness Club Quiz Night
7.30pm Broadway House, Orwell Road, IP11 7DD. Fun quiz night with the Felixstowe Lioness Club. Teams of six max. Raffle. £8p/p, including a Ploughman’s Platter. Take your own drinks.Pre-booking essential. In aid of local charities. 01394 285275 or 01394 273153. Saturday March 23rd
Mayor’s Charity Ball
7pm The Orwell Hotel, Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX. Three course dinner and coffee. Dancing to ‘Solid Gold’. Raising funds for the Mayor’s charities - The BASIC Life Charity and The Laydens Community Cafe. £37.50 (£360 for a table of ten). Pre-booking essential. Available from the Felixstowe Town Hall 01394 288193. www.felixstowe.gov.uk
The Imagine Dance Company 3pm DanceEast, Jerwood House, Ipswich. This Felixstowe-based dance school is performing their annual song and dance extravaganza ‘Fab 4’. The show is full of songs and dances from their favourite four musicals, Singing in the Rain, Mary Poppins, We Will Rock You and Wicked. Tickets are on sale from Monday 25th February. 01473 295230.
Glass Fusing Workshops: Fused Glass Taster Session
Felixstowe Area - ‘N’ Gauge Group Open Day Welcome Hall, High Road, Trimley Sty Mary. Chris Shum on 01394 277211 or our web page. felixstowengauge.org.uk FB: Felixstowe Area N Gauge Group Lee Mead - My Story
9.30am-12.30pm Reunion Studio, 36 Gainsborough Road. Create two or three pieces yourself to take home. Suitable for beginners and those looking to refine their techniques. £40p/p. Pre-booking. Includes tea/coffee. 07583 754977. www.reunionstudio.co.uk ‘Not Just Art’ Days
11am-3.30pm Trimley Methodist Church Hall, High Road, Trimley St. Martin, IP11 0RN. Art day workshops with music to inspire your creativity. Suitable for beginners and advanced. Bring a packed lunch or snack. Tea and coffee provided. Adults £14, children accompanied with a full paying adult £10. Pre-booking essential. 01473 729306. saa.co.uk/art/geraldinesp
7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. Star of “Joseph” in the West End, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolored Dreamcoat. On television, Lee has been in ‘Casualty’ and ‘Holby City’. Join Lee’s evening for an intimate interview, and of course the songs, the songs the audience love to hear. Box Office: 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk Monday 25th March
Felixstowe Carnival Curry Night 7pm Bombay Nite, 285 High Street, Walton, IP11 9DZ. Join Felixstowe Carnival for their fundraising Curry Night. Delicious Indian cuisine, plus games, quizzes and raffle. £20p/p. Pre-booking essential. 01394 671119. www.felixstowecarnival.org.
Saturday 30th March
Record Fair 9am-5pm Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Orwell Road IP11 7AN From Blues, Classic Rock, Jazz and Hip Hop, to Soul and Disco, whether you are shopping for discounted CDs, cut priced DVDs or rare vinyl. Admission 50p - in aid of Crohns and Colitis UK. 07974 157788. The Billy Fury Years
7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX One of the best-selling recording artists of the 1960s. An exciting two hour rollercoaster filled with Billy Fury’s greatest hits and more delivered live in true Fury style. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk.
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Sunday 31st March
Music in Felixstowe 3pm At St Pater and St Paul’s Church. Quartetto Familia with Graeme Scott viola Nicholas Ward and Rebecca ScottSmissen violins Robert Smissen viola Harriet Bennett cello Mozart Quintet in D major K.593, Haydn op20 no.3 Mendelssohn Quartet in A Minor op. 13. Tickets £12 children free from Stillwater Books and Music in Felixstowe 01394 670633. Wednesday 3rd April Music to Enjoy 7.30pm United Reformed Church Hall, Tomline Road IP11 7PA Talk/presentation with recorded music, from Music to Enjoy (Felixstowe Recorded Music Society). Visitors welcome £2.50. Annual membership £25. Includes refreshments. 01394 270491. Thursday 4th April The Shipping Forecast 10.30am-12.30pm Presented by Tony Diamond Salvation Army Hall, Felixstowe IP11 7EL. Free to members www.u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk.
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Those Were The Days 2.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX. Songs and stars of the fabulous 50’s and the swinging 60’s with the sensational cast of Those Were the Days. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk.
Saturday 6th April Car Boot Sale Our Car Boot sales will be starting again, but at a new location; the Pier Plaza on Undercliff Road West (adjacent to the Leisure Centre and the Pier). Fuller details and updates will appear on the website of CarBootJunction.com.
Friday 5th April
Giovanni Pernice Dance is Life 7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX. The smash hit dance spectacular. Combines the Italian’s wit and charm, with outstanding music, sensational choreography, and stunning costumes. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk 6th-22nd April
Easter Trail Join in the Easter fun, with the quiz trail around Landguard Fort. Normal admission charges for the Fort apply, plus £1.50 for a trail sheet.
Faith - The George Michael Legacy 7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. An amazingly authentic ‘George’ alongside an incredible live band and backing singers. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. ShantyCafe UK
2pm Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club. Food and drink will be available in the clubhouse. An international affair, with two Dutch crews making the journey across the North Sea, to take part; The Forebitter Men from Leeuwarden, and Ol’ Hands Shantymen from Apeldoorn. Both crews regularly take part in ShantyCafes and festivals in their homeland, where sea shanty singing is very popular. Joined by The Felix Stowaways, Shotley Crue and Motley Crew from Brightlingsea in Essex.
Sunday 7th April
Bird Watching for Beginners 10-11.30am Landguard Nature Reserve, View Point Road, IP11 3TW. Ages 7-11 years. Learn how to ‘bird watch’, find out about binoculars and how to use them. Identify birds by their song and calls. Six spaces available. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Children £3, adults free. Must pre-book. Monday 8th April Felixstowe Electronic Organ Club 7.30pm Trades and Labour Club, High Road West IP11 9BB. Musical entertainment by nationally and internationally recognised musicians. Music from theatre, film and radio. £6. 01394 279373. Monday 8th April - 30th May Premier Education Holiday Courses 9am-3.30pm Felixstowe Academy, Maidstone Campus, Maidstone Road, IP11 9EF. A variety of themed actionpacked holiday courses for children to have fun, learn new skills and stay active! Pre-booking essential. Book at least two weeks prior to the start of the course to receive a 15% discount. 01473 598005. premier-education.com.
Tuesday 9th April Beauty and the Beast 2.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. Prepare yourselves for another all-singing, all-dancing, laugha-minute ride through the fun and frolics of panto land! Starring Kerry Katona and Basil Brush. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk.
Friday 12th April
Wednesday 10th April ‘Daniel Defoe’s tour of the Eastern Counties in 1722’ by Sarah Doig 7.30pm Broadway House, Orwell Road, Felixsstowe, IP11 7DD. All Welcome. Members: free non-members: £1.
Twist and Shout 8pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. Sing and dance along to the music of The Beatles, Herman’s Hermits, Gerry and The Pacemakers, The Rolling Stones, Cilla Black, Manfred Mann, Dusty Springfield, Lulu, Sandy Shaw and many more. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk
Thursday 11th April
13th & 14th April
The Little Mermaid 2.30pm he Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. A fast-paced, highly entertaining Easter Pantomime featuring pop songs, magic and puppets guaranteed to make a splash! 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk.
The 95th Rifles Come and join the 95th Rifles military re-enactment group with a weekend of soldiering, musketry and drill. Visitors to Landguard Fort at Felixstowe will be able to discover more about the life of a Napoleonic soldier at a special living history event this weekend. The 95th Rifles military re-enactment group will be camping at the monument for two days of soldiering, musketry and drill demonstrations. There will be opportunities to talk to the re-enactors about the lives of the soldiers. Normal admission charges for the Fort apply. SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 127
Saturday 13th April The Pasadena Roof Orchestra 50th Anniversary Tour 7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. As soon as the musicians stride onto the stage, in any theatre or concert hall in the world, you can tell that you are about to witness something special. Ten men in dinner jackets with carnations play the musical arrangements of yesteryear to the highest level. Before them, stands Duncan Galloway the compere and band leader, never short of an anecdote or a joke or two. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk Sunday 14th April Bird Watching for Beginners 10-11.30am Landguard Nature Reserve, View Point Road IP11 3TW Ages 7-11 years. Learn how to ‘bird watch’, find out about binoculars and how to use them. Identify birds by their song and calls. Six spaces available. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Children £3, adults free. Must pre-book. Antiques, Vintage and Collectables Fair
10am-4pm The Orwell Hotel, Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX. Jewellery, clothes, furniture, stamps, and more. Free valuations by Nick Barber Auctioneer. Entry £1, children free. 07941 829315. 128 The Felixstowe Magazine - SPRING 2019
Music in Felixstowe Kenneth Sillito and Friends
3pm Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Church Road, Old Felixstowe, IP11 7EB. Concert with Kenneth Sillito and Rebecca Scott Smissen (violins), Robert Smissen and Michael Dolan (violas) and Michael Hurwitz (cello). String Quintet in B flat K.174 - Mozart, Phantasy Quintet - Vaughan Williams and Quintet Op.87 Mendelssohn.Tickets available from Stillwater Books Limited or 670633. www.felixstowemusic.com.
Wednesday 17th April
The Great Felixstowe Museum Easter Egg Hunt Felixstowe Museum, View Point Road, IP11 3TW. Search the Museum for the coloured eggs, then exchange them for a yummy reward! Also fun Easter crafts to make too. For children aged 3-10 years. Maximum of 30 children per session. You must pre-book in advance for this event - NO tickets available on the door. Children £4. Adults £2. 01394 674355. www.felixstowemuseum.org. Thursday 18th April
Wednesday 17th April
Music in Felixstowe “A Quarter to Sax” 11.30am Orwell Hotel, His Lordship’s Library. Andi Hopgood, Mike Wren, Dave Abbott and Roger Jones. Playing a diverse and entertaining selection of music for 4 saxophones.
Felixstowe Café Poets 7.30pm The Orwell Hotel, Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX. Informal community poetry group. Lovers of poetry, writers of poetry, published or unpublished are all welcome. Bring poems you would like to read and share with the group. Refreshments available. £2.50. 01394 272736.
19th April - 22nd April
Easter Fun Fair 11am-10pm Felixstowe Beachside Events Area, Sea Road. All the fun of the fair on the seafront, with rides, stalls and sideshows. Admission free (individual prices for rides, etc). 01394 277092. 07771 556093. Saturday 20th April
Art at the Ferry 10am-4pm Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club, Felixstowe Ferry, IP11 9RZ. An exhibition of local artists’ work available to view and buy. Paintings, photos, ceramics, jewellery and willow work. Admission free. 01394 283785. ffsc.co.uk The Nat ‘King’ Cole Songbook 7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. Platinum selling recording artist Andy Abraham takes his voice to the next level as he celebrates the life and music of Nat King Cole! 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk.
Sunday 21st April
Easter Craft Fair Manning’s Amusements, Sea Road, IP11 2DN. Wide range of stalls selling hand-made arts and crafts. Including sewn and crochet items, gifts for special occasions, pet portraits and painted glass. Admission free. 01394 282370. Jeff Dingle as Bruno Mars 7pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX. Following the success of the BBC’s “Even Better Than The Real Thing” Jeff Dingle plays tribute to the Global Megastar Bruno Mars. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. Saturday 27th April Music in Felixstowe at 3pm St Peter and St Paul’s Church Singers rehearsal at 12.30pm Join us and sing the faure requiem. Cantique De Jean Racine and instrumental item, Faure’s Pavane Conductor Geoff Lavery, with the Classic Strings Imogen Retey soprano, Edward Daly bass. Tickets £10 Audience and Singersplease register in advance on 01394 670633. Tickets from Stillwater Books.
Thursday 2nd May Kitchen Chemistry 10.30am-12.30pm Lecture and demonstration of some basic principles of chemistry using everyday equipment presented Dr Stephen Ashworth Salvation Army Hall, Felixstowe IP11 7EL. Free to members www.u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk. Friday 3rd May Navi - The King of Pop 8pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West. The world’s leading Michael Jackson tribute artist. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. Saturday 4th May
Music in Felixstowe The Prometheus Orchestra 7pm St John the Baptist Church Conductor Edmond Fivet Vaughan Williams -Thomas Tallis Fantasia, Damase ‘Flute Concerto’ soloist Anna Noakes Mendelssohn Italian Symphony. Tickets £15 – includes wine. Children free. From - Stillwater Books and Music on 01394 670633.
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Saturday 4th May Pride of Ireland 7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West. With Ireland’s most talented performers including Frank McCaffrey, Kathy Durkin and David James who will be accompanied by the fabulous Keltic Storm band and world champion Keltic Fusion Irish dancers. Add to that a string of hilarious stories and jokes from awardwinning comedian Gary Gamble. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. Sunday 5th May
49th Ipswich to Felixstowe Classic Vehicle Rally
12pm On the seafront promenade. Over 500 vehicles, including cars, lorries, motorcycles, buses and military vehicles. Admission free. 01473 715666. ipswichtransportmuseum.co.uk. Monday 6th May
Felixstowe Carnival - Craft Fair 10am-5pm Felixstowe Leisure Centre, Undercliff Road West. A variety of talented local crafters and artists. Admission free. Fundraising for Felixstowe Carnival. www.felixstowecarnival.org. What’s About with the Ranger 10-11.30am Landguard Nature Reserve, View Point Road, IP11 3TW. Ranger led walk for all the family providing a seasonal look at the Landguard Nature Reserve. A great opportunity to learn more about the reserve’s wildlife and enjoy a healthy walk. 01394 675283. discoverlandguard.org.uk.
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Rotary Fun Run 9.30am Entrants are required to complete a resgistration form obtainable from Diamond Mills Estate Agents in Hamilton Road, the Best Western Brook Hotel in Orwell Road, or the Half Moon Pub in High Street, Walton. Alternatively by contacting Rotarian Madis Neemelo on 07738636328 email madis205@icloud.com The entry fee is £6 for adults and £4 for 16 and under. There are four cash prize for the best team or individual fancy dressers with a first prize of £100.
Push The Boat Out
12pm-5pm Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club, Felixstowe Ferry, IP11 9RZ Have a go at sailing with dinghies and catamarans. Enjoy 30 minute sessions afloat. Come suitably dressed and prepare to get wet! Admission free. 01394 283785. www.ffsc.co.uk. Sunday 7th April Bird Watching for Beginners 10-11.30am Landguard Nature Reserve, View Point Road, IP11 3TW. Ages 7-11 years. Learn how to ‘bird watch’, find out about binoculars and how to use them. Identify birds by their song and calls. Six spaces available. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Children £3, adults free. Must pre-book. Wednesday 8th May “From Rural Suffolk and Essex to the Battle of the Somme: the story of a nurse in the Great War’ by Kate Cole 7.30pm Broadway House, Orwell Road, IP11 7DD. All Welcome. Members: free non-members: £1
Thursday 9th May Mark Steel - Every Little Thing’s Gonna Be Alright 8pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West. A few years ago, it seemed unlikely that the UK would vote to leave the EU; we had a reasonable opposition to the Tory Government; Donald Trump was a buffoon who surely wasn’t going to beat Hillary Clinton. But don’t worry as Mark thinks Every Little Thing’s Gonna Be Alright. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. Friday 10th May
11th May - 12th May
United Kingdom Windsurfing Association National Slalom Racing Championships Round Three 10am At the Felixstowe Beachside Events Area. Enjoy some spectacular windsurfing racing in and around the Felixstowe Pier area. Around 75 competitors. Stalls, displays and information at the Felixstowe Beachside Events Area. Admission free. 07889161780. ukwindsurfing.com. Saturday 11th May
Mugenkyo Drummers - Tribe 8pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West. Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers are the UK’s first and only professional touring taiko group, and Europe’s most established performing company. The group have built a solid reputation for their hard-hitting and energetic performances. The group has appeared on numerous television and radio programmes worldwide, including the Brit Awards, BBC Last Night of the Proms, the Generation Game and has even featured in a Bollywood film so are guaranteed to rock the audience with their pulsating rhythms. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk.
Health Fair 10am-3pm The Trades & Labour Club, 182 High Road East, IP11 9BB. Health-related organisations & charities will be displaying the services they provide for the community, giving advice, information and answering questions. Admission free. Refreshments. www.waltonpn.org.uk.
Saturday 11th May Carpenters Gold 7.30pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West. Immerse yourself in an enchanting evening featuring the musical brilliance of Richard and Karen Carpenter. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. Sunday 12th May
Trimley Marshes Spring Spectacle 10am-4pm Trimley Marshes Nature Reserve, Cordy’s Lane, Trimley St. Mary. Celebrate wonderful wetland wildlife with the Suffolk Wildlife Trust. Learn about bird behaviour in our hides and watch ringing demonstrations. Relax and enjoy your local wildlife with us. Tea, coffee, soup and delicious homemade cakes available to buy. Everyone welcome. Admission free. 210535. www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org/ reserves/trimley-marshes Monday 13th May Felixstowe Electronic Organ Club @730pm Trades and Labour Club, High Road West IP11 9BB Musical entertainment by nationally and internationally recognised musicians. Music from theatre, film and radio. £6. 01394 279373. SPRING 2019 - The Felixstowe Magazine 131
Saturday 18th May
‘Not Just Art’ Days 11am-3.30pm Trimley Methodist Church Hall, High Road, Trimley St. Martin. IP11 0RN Art day workshops with music to inspire your creativity. Suitable for beginners and advanced. Bring a packed lunch or snack. Tea and coffee provided. Adults £14, children accompanied with a full paying adult £10. Pre-booking essential. 01473 729306. saa.co.uk/art/geraldinesp. Saturday18th May
Saturday 18th May
Blast Off Stereo Disco 50th Anniversary! 7.30-11pm The Half Moon, 303 High Street, Walton. A special one off disco marking 50 years (1969-2019) since the very first booking. BBQ. Admission free (charity collection). In aid of Cancer Research UK. www.facebook.com/ BlastOffStereoDisco Wednesday 22nd May Music to Enjoy 7.30pm United Reformed Church Hall, Tomline Road, IP11 7PA. Talk/presentation with recorded music, from Music to Enjoy (Felixstowe Recorded Music Society). Visitors welcome £2.50. Annual membership £25. Includes refreshments. 01394 270491.
Jimmy Carr - Terribly Funny
7pm and 10pm The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West. Jimmy’s brand new show contains jokes about all kinds of terrible things. Terrible things that might have affected you or people you know and love. But they’re just jokes - they are not the terrible things. Having political correctness at a comedy show is like having health and safety at a rodeo. Now you’ve been warned, buy a ticket. 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk. 25th May - 2nd June
Friday 24th May Antiques & Collectables Following on from successful events at the Triangle last year, the Lions are intending to hold further sales of antiques and collectables at the Triangle.
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Suffolk Wildlife Trust Felixstowe Group: Evening Walk at Falkenham Creek 7.30pm St. Ethelbert’s Church, Lower Falkenham Road, Falkenham, IP10 0QY. All welcome. £2.50 p/p. 01394 210535. www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org.
Spring Half-term Trail Join in the half-term fun, with the quiz trail around Landguard Fort. Normal admission charges for the Fort apply, plus £1.50 for a trail sheet.
Monday 27th May Push The Boat Out 12pm-5pm Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club, Felixstowe Ferry, IP11 9RZ. Have a go at sailing with dinghies and catamarans. Enjoy 30 minute sessions afloat. Come suitably dressed and prepare to get wet! Admission free. 01394 283785. www.ffsc.co.uk. Wednesday 29th May
Saturday 8th June Felixstowe Area - ‘N’ Gauge Group Open Day The Methodist Church, Orwell Road. Chris Shum on 01394 277211 or our web page. felixstowengauge.org.uk FB: Felixstowe Area N Gauge Group. Thursday 20th June We’re a Knockout Take on the challenge with your business or friends, teams up to 10. Inspire Suffolk Lindbergh Road Ipswich, IP3 9QX saraw@inspiresuffolk.org.uk inspiresuffolk.org.uk. Wednesday 26th June
Music in Felixstowe Mozart’s Muses 11.30am Orwell Hotel, His Lordship’s Library. Fiona Jessica Wilson soprano returns with her one-woman show, shedding light on the many female singers he met, composed for and, in many cases, fell in love with. The show includes live singing, excerpts from recordings and the voices of both Leopold and Wolfgang…! Wednesday 5th June Music to Enjoy 7.30pm United Reformed Church Hall, Tomline Road, IP11 7PA. Talk/presentation with recorded music, from Music to Enjoy (Felixstowe Recorded Music Society). Visitors welcome £2.50. Annual membership £25. Includes refreshments. 01394 270491.
Auction by Nick Barber Auctions Orwell Hotel, Felixstowe, IP11 7DX 01394 549084, 07876 757268, 07710 400342. nick.barber1965@btinternet.com nickbarberauctions.com.
Sunday 7th July
Darell’s Day Come and celebrate the Marines’ first land battle of 1667 at Landguard Fort. Presented by The Royal Marines Association. Displays, living history, competitions and refreshments. Meet the veterans. Normal admission charges for the Fort apply. Spend a day packed full of fun at Landguard Fort in Felixstowe. Presented by The Royal Marines Association. Displays, living history, competitions and refreshments. Meet the veterans. 01394 675900 www.landguard.com Saturday 20th July Strictly Charity with Ipswich School of Dancing Interested in taking part in this year’s Strictly Charity event, get in touch! Inspire Suffolk Lindbergh Road Ipswich, IP3 9QX saraw@inspiresuffolk.org.uk inspiresuffolk.org.uk.
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Saturday Market One of Felixstowe’s lovliest markets for homemade jams, chutneys and cakes! 10am-12noon (every second Saturday exc. June)
Raffle, cakes, jewellery, and more. Free entry. Old Felixstowe Community Centre, Ferry Road
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Regular Events in Felixstowe Mondays
A V A GO Art Group
Felixstowe Community Choir
Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club 7am-10pm (Mon-Fri) Felixstowe Leisure Centre 01394 694600 Parent & Toddler Group
(term-time only) 10am-11.30am Parents/carers enjoy a chat whilst the children play together. There are organised activities for the children, drinks and biscuits. Salvation Army, Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL. 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
1.30-4.30pm For pros and amateurs. Refreshments incl. £2. St Edmunds Hall Langer Road 01394 275690 Arts Award & Young Dreamers (term-time only) 6-9pm Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
7pm At the Orwell Hotel Hamilton Road £4p/p on the door felixstowecommunitychoir.org.uk Ballroom Dance Class 7-9pm Beginners and intermediate dance classes. £10 per couple. Trimley St Martin Memorial Hall 01394 282285 07801 933173
Tuesdays
The Felixstowe Master Mariners
Bridge Club
Felixstowe Old People’s Welfare Association 10am-4pm (Mon - Fri) At Senior Citizens Centre Broadway House Orwell Road 01394 278061 BASIC Pop-Up Shops @11am - 12noon Trimley Free Church, 182 High Road, Trimley St Mary, IP11 0SS. Visitors simply buy a bag for £1 (a maximum of 2) and help themselves. There are absolutely NO questions or qualifications - simple. Everybody is welcome. 01394 276171.
6.45-10pm Rubber Bridge Partners. Broadway House Orwell Road Call Ron on 01394 277085
(every third Tuesday) A luncheon meeting at Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club. secretary@mastermariners.uk www.mastermariners.uk
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Look-out! Prayer meeting 9-10am Morning prayer meeting at the hall (in the Lounge). All welcome. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Felixstowe Opportunity Group
Felixstowe and District Horticultural Society
Baby & Toddler Group (Term time only) 10-11.45am £1 per family at the United Reformed Church. Deben Flower Club (Second Tuesday of the month) Kirton Church Hall. £4. 448415/ 286626.
(Every second Tuesday) £2 for guests Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01394 284647
Dance Lessons
Oasis Café
9.30am-12pm For children from birth and for their siblings. £1.50. Maidstone Campus of the Academy 01394 286399 www.facebook.com/FelixstoweOpportunityGroupFog Lunch’n’Munch 10am-2pm Light refreshments and lunches served to members of the public by a team of supported volunteers. All welcome. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
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10am-3pm (Tuesday-Friday) We serve freshly ground coffee, tea, soft drinks, cakes, afternoon tea, scones, snacks, and light lunches. Serving quite possibly the best cheese scone in Felixstowe! Affordable prices and plenty of room for buggies and pushchairs. Our cafe is run by a team of volunteers from across our church and community. For info, contact Hilary our Cafe Manager Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
Children’s and adult beginners and intermediate. St. Edmund’s Hall Langer Road 07757 217456 Community Cafe
(Tues, Thurs and Friday) 10am-3pm Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
Knit and Natter at Crafty Coffee
10am-12noon Take along any project you are working on and meet others in a sociable environment. All welcome! Drinks and cakes available. Admission free. (Note - not running during school holidays.) 1B Hamilton Road IP11 7AX 01394 270224
The Felixstowe Area Social Club for Retired Persons
(Second Tuesday of each month) 2pm Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road. Call Stephen or Carol Cox on 01394 809794. Orwell Connections Choir
Felixstowe Harmonies
7.30-9.30pm (during school term) Seaton Road Methodist Church IP11 9BT felixstowe.harmonies@gmail.com. felixstoweharmonies.co.uk t: @FelixstoweChoir fb: @felixstoweharmonies Anglo Scottish Dancing
BASIC Pop-Up Shops 7.15pm The Choir starte in 1986, we are a happy friendly group of singers. Our aim is to enjoy singing together and to perform charity concerts. Come and join us, no auditions requires, just and enthusiasm to sing. The Convent 63 Orwell Road 07570 110660 orwellconnectionschoir@gmail.com @11am - 12noon Saint Edmunds Church, Langer Road, Felixstowe, IP11 2HR and Saint Phillips Church Hall, Felixstowe, IP11 2LP. Visitors simply buy a bag for £1 (a maximum of 2) and help themselves. There are absolutely NO questions or qualifications - simple. Everybody is welcome. 07814 949828 - St Edmunds 01394 670090 - St Philips
Ladies Fellowship 7.30pm This Christian-based fellowship meets under the leadership of Bev De’Asha on the second Tuesday of every month. Women of any age or faith are made welcome to the wide range of activities. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
7.30-9.30pm £3 per session (first one free). Term starts 10th Jan throughout year excluding school holidays. Contact Libby Wragg 01473 721270 Trinity Methodist Church Hall 26 Hamilton Road IP11 7AN
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Wednesdays
Oasis Café 10am-1pm We serve freshly ground coffee, tea, soft drinks, cakes, afternoon tea, scones, snacks, and light lunches. Serving quite possibly the best cheese scone in Felixstowe! Affordable prices and plenty of room for buggies and pushchairs. Our cafe is run by a team of volunteers from across our church and community. For info, contact Hilary our Cafe Manager Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Pushchair Pitstop
Friends Together
Coffee Morning
2-3pm Friends Together meet weekly from 1.30 for tea and coffee, with guest speakers or other activities starting at 2 pm. We offer a varied programme, which includes Christian music and a Christian “thought” in every meeting. Men and women of any age are most welcome to attend. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Street Dance
(Every third Wednesday) 11.30am-2.30pm Pop in for a free coffee and a cake. Nappy change and a natter. Bring and take baby and toddler clothing toys and more. Everything is FREE! St Edmund’s Church Langer Road Contact Penny on 07901 950768.
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Thursdays
10-11.30am An opportunity to have a chat over coffee and cake. Christine Gage organises these sessions, and is always looking for volunteers to help serve or bake a cake. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk English Language Classes for ladies 10am-12noon (term-time) Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Felixstowe Twins Club
6.30-7.30pm For 9-16 years old. £4. Brackenbury Sports Centre. 07549130959 justjaydance.co.uk Variations Choir @7.15-9pm The Function Room Conservative Club 28 High Road West IP11 9JB 01394 276478
10am-12noon Felixstowe Academy, Maidstone Road IP11 9EF felixstowetwinsclub.co.uk
BASIC Pop-Up Shops @11am - 12noon St Peter & St Paul’s Church, Church Road, Felixstowe IP11 9NF. Visitors simply buy a bag for £1 (a maximum of 2) and help themselves. There are absolutely NO questions or qualifications - simple. Everybody is welcome. 01394 670940. Felixstowe Opportunity Group
1-3pm For children from birth and for their siblings. £1.50. Maidstone Campus of the Academy 01394 286399 fb: FelixstoweOpportunityGroupFog Kirton and Falkenham Parent and Toddler Group
1-3pm £1.50 per family. Kirton Church Hall 3 Church Lane Kirton IP10 0PU 07742 227877
Noah’s Ark
2-3pm (2nd Thursday of the month) Informal time of singing and story time for pre-school children Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Over 50’s Walking Football in Felixstowe
6.30-7.45pm Each session is £3 payable to Brackenbury. If you are interested, all you need is a pair of trainers, jogging/ sports bottoms. In winter this group plays under floodlights. New members to groups are welcome Brackenbury Sports Centre High Road East IP11 9JF 01394 270278 Felixstowe Con Club Bridge Club 7-10pm Playing rubber and duplicate on alternative weeks. Tuition can be made available for those interested. Call Don on 01394 282959
Speakers of Felixstowe
(second Thursday of the month) 7.30pm A warm welcome awaits. Landguard Room Marlborough Hotel The Felixstowe Area ‘N’ Gauge Model Railway Group
7.30pm Great St. Farm High Road Trimley St. Mary 01394 277211 felixstowengauge.org.uk Photographic Society
7.30pm All welcome. FREE. Broadway House, Orwell Road.
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Felixstowe Fit Club
8.15pm-9.30pm Fun activities to help you lead a healthy active lifestyle. Your 1st week is free! Then only £1 each week. St Philips Church Hall Wadgate Road IP11 2LP www.felixstowefitclub.co.uk or call/text Jamma on 07850214463
Fridays
Felixstowe Country Market
Baby & Toddler Group (Term time only) 10-11.45am A relaxed group for mothers, parents and carers with babies and toddlers. £1 per family. United Reformed Church 47 Orwell Road IP11 7NY Stories in the Middle
10.15-10.45am Story time with songs and crafts for pre-school. Free. Felixstowe Library Crescent Road 01394 694880
Get Active Stay Fit
1.30-2.30pm Low impact exercise to music for over 50’s Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01473 620511 Chair Based Exercise 2.45-3.45pm Increase mobility and strength Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01473 620511 Strength and Balance Class
Positive Pals
9.30-11am Homemade preserves, eggs, garden produce and crafts. Trades and Labour Club High Road West 01394 272003 www.country-markets.co.uk Songs and Rhymes for Babies and Tots 9.30-10am and 11.30am-12noon Free but ticketed. Felixstowe Library Crescent Road 01394 694880
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(last Friday of the month) 10-30am-12.30pm An ME and Fibromyalgia self help and support group A friendly, welcoming group. Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road Contact Liz or David 01394 279840 info@positivepals.org
4-5pm Old Felixstowe Community Centre. 01473 620511
Salsa & Latin Class
Saturdays
Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club
Felixstowe Old People’s Welfare Association 9.30am-12.30pm Pop in for a cuppa. Meet old and new friends and relax. Senior Citizens Centre Broadway House Orwell Road 01394 278061 Saturday Market
6pm-7pm (Beginners) 7.15pm-8pm (Intermediates) Get fit dance. Our new beginners Salsa & Latin classes. We’ll start with Salsa and Argentine. No partner required. £4p/person. Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road IP11 9NB 07807464655
8am-8pm (Sat & Sun) Felixstowe Leisure Centre 75 Undercliff Road West IP11 2AE 01394 694600 Baby Ballroom Lesson 9am £3 St. Edmunds Church Hall Langer Road 07757217456 Parkrun
10am-12noon (every second Saturday exc. June). Raffle, cake, jewellery, and more. Free entry. Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road Café
Rob’s Spiritual Awareness Centre
(First Friday of the month) @7-10pm Open to all faiths, denominations and beliefs. £2. Trimley Welcome Hall Trimley High Street robert.lummis@ntlworld.com
9am Felixstowe Prom (meet at the Pier) A 5km timed run, register once online before you run. Open to all. Free entry. www.parkrun.org/felixstowe
10am-11.30am (1st Saturday of the month) Come and share time together over bacon/cake/ hot drinks. Salvation Army. Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
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Scrapbooking Club Saturday
(2nd Saturday of month) 10am-4pm A crafting club. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk
Prayer Meeting 10am Salvation Army. Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Morning Worship and Sunday School 10.30am Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Litter-Pick with Litter-Free Felixstowe
Sundays
Evening Worship
5.30 pm Tea and coffee are served after both worship services. Salvation Army. Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Felixstowe Sunday Market
Dance Classes
10-11am 4-7year olds: Ballet and modern dance. 11am-12pm 8-12 year olds: modern and street dance class. £5p/person. Brackenbury Sports Centre High Road East 01394 270278
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11.30am-1pm This group was created to ensure we tackle the issues of litter across the town to ensure that no plastic waste ends up in the sea. It is a local response to the global crisis in our oceans - we want to protect wildlife and the entire Eco-system. We want to act as a community and inspire everyone including residents, visitors, businesses, shipping lines and hauliers to take action. We will be organising litter-picks to include beaches, parks, woodland & hedgerows and grass verges. Let’s make Felixstowe the UK’s first Litter-Free town - let’s do this together ... Various locals. Join our facebook group for details: @Litter-free Felixstowe
9am Manning’s Amusements Sea Road IP11 2DN Sunday Lunch with The Felixstowe Area Social Club for Retired Persons
(bi-monthly) 2pm New members welcome. Old Felixstowe Community Centre, Ferry Road Call Stephen or Carol Cox 01394 809794
Jazz East at The Alex
8-10.30pm The Alex 123 Undercliff Road West www.jazzeast.vpweb.co.uk. Please note that while we make every effort to ensure that event detials are correct, please check with the organisers when attending for the first time. With thanks to Visit Felixstowe and all organisations for their event information. To submit an event for the magazine email us at: info@thefelixstowemagazine.com.
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For the first time in nearly 40 years, the spring equinox will occur on the same day as March’s Full Worm Moon. The last time that these two events landed on the same date was on March 20, 1981, though they did come close again in March 2000, separated by a span of only four hours.
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But that’s not all: March’s full moon will also be a supermoon, meaning that it will be slightly larger and brighter than most of the other full moons this year.
2. Which Apollo 11 astronaut did not set foot on the moon?
Wearing green has become a staple of St Patrick’s Day, but the holiday was originally associated with the colour blue. It’s thought that the shift to green happened because of Ireland’s nickname “The Emerald Isle”, the green in the Irish flag and the shamrock, or clover. Green ribbons and shamrocks were worn as early as the 17th century. Legend says that each leaf of the clover has a meaning: hope, faith, love and luck. Your odds of finding a four-leaf clover are about 1 in 10,000. Popular Irish toasts on St Patrick's Day include: may the roof above us never fall in, and may we friends beneath it never fall out. Dublin has a parade that attracts hundreds of thousands of people, while in Chicago the river is dyed green for a few hours. The biggest parade is normally held in New York, while the largest celebration in the southern hemisphere is in Sydney, Australia. There's a 70% increase in cabbage shipments during the week of St Patrick's Day. The tradition in America is to pinch anyone who isn't wearing green on St Patrick's Day. Legend has it that wearing green makes you invisible to leprechauns, who pinch anyone they see.
Which ancestor of Noah is also the name of an oversized Champagne bottle that holds six litres?
3. According to legend, which man rode horses named Llamrei, Hengroen and Passelande? 4. Baku is the capital city of which eastern European country? 5. Which Dad’s Army actor kicked off 1971 topping the charts with ‘Grandad’? 6. ‘Bright Eyes’ by Art Garfunkel was used in the soundtrack to which 1978 animated film? 7. Which actor portrayed Samuel Johnson, writer of the first dictionary, in Blackadder the Third? 8. How many hours are there in a leap year? 9. Which countryside animal would the French refer to as ‘un hérisson’? 10. Which is taller: Westminster Abbey or St Paul’s Cathedral?
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