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Babergh District Council has completed the purchase of a section of land in Great Cornard that will link the This year the RDA celebrates 50 years of official business. There were small groups in existence before the parish to Sudbury via a Stour-side footpath. The land had previously been owned by the Long Melford and Riding for the DisabledRiver Association was founded, but Great we all Cornard come under one big umbrella now, which ensures The long-anticipated Stour footpath between Sudbury Angling Association, which agreed to sell the land to Babergh. To mark the purchase Babergh’s our standards are kept high and work gets the publicity it deserves. andLeader, Sudbury atour aarea formal Cllr has Johnbeen Ward,opened visited the andribbon-cutting. was joined by Great Cornard councillors Tony Bavington, Tom In addition to that anniversary, 2019 marks 30th year ofhas ourbeen group’s foundation! watch this space Burrows and Mark Newman, andOsborne Cllr Jan the Osborne, whofootpath involved So in the delivery of the for news of Babergh Deputy Leader Cllr Jan opened the onclosely 27 all our celebrations and parties toCllr come and keep gaps your diaries to joinRiverside us. Last Path, monthallowing the Centre put on footpath. Once completed the path will provide an some extension to in the existing Cornard November, in a ceremony with Tina Campbell, Babergh’s Cabinet Peter Berry’s family (right), Sudbury Mayor its 20th Annual Service! We were lucky with the again and the yard was fulltoofthe our families and friends. residents andCarol visitors toand enjoy more of the riverbank asweather well as providing pedestrian access River Stour(left) Member for Environment, district, county and town and parish councilors Sue Ayres with chain) with and Parish, Refreshments TheEducation were lavish as usual, and much appreciated. Rev. Sue Foster(centre took the service, a atTrust. Dovehouse Meadow. Visitoratand Centre andTrust’s representatives ofCentre the River Stour Cllr Osborne cut the ribbon District and County councillors alongside talk by new Father Jo Delfgou, Rector of Hadleigh and Shelley. Members of in Serendipity Choir Boxted complete, the paththe willnew form a pedestrian route fromconstruction Dovehouse Meadow Great Cornard toand the the(right) on When the footpath, which was closed to the public during the dedicating theBaby footpath Methodist Band made a area hugehad contribution the music and singing wenew were most grateful. Riverside This previouslytoformed a ‘missing link’ andfor itswhich purchase will plaque now enable the Our andCornard is nowSilver open to allPath. walkers. continued p.3 entire route Meadow to Friars Meadow near did the their Kingfisher Leisure Centre to be enjoyed. Cllr in Church Jesus was veryfrom wellDovehouse behaved and the angels and wise men bit too. Our Ponies were represented land, with co-operation of the John Ward, of ItBabergh District Council, by lanterns on Leader the Altar. was a lovely end to the said: term,“The andpurchase thank youoftothis Margaret forthe all her organisation and the hard Angling is great news:inthere has beenDuring a real drive for this pathholidays from both the community and from work of herAssociation, team on that Saturday December. the Christmas the Centre was closed for business as normal. Best wishes for 2019, the political andcouncillors see you inacross February folks. spectrum. We’re now set to complete the path and I’m looking forward to putting on my walking boots and enjoying the sights Village Website: www.rda-east.org.uk/shelley.html Telephone: 01473 824172 and sounds of the Stour from Dovehouse Meadow to Friars Meadow.”
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The ceremony was also joined by Alison, Fiona, Thomas, Helen, Diane and other members of the Berry family, family of former Babergh District Council Countryside Officer Peter Berry. Mr Berry worked at Babergh from 1974, and was instrumental in forming the original plans for the River Stour footpath. Following his death in 2009, while still employed at the council, Babergh councillors agreed it fitting to dedicate the footpath he had worked so hard to secure in his honour. Thomas Berry, Mr Berry’s son, officially unveiled a plaque in the moving ceremony. The newly completed path provides an extension of the existing Cornard Riverside Path, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy more of the idyllic riverbank as well as providing pedestrian access to the River Stour Trust’s Visitor and Education Centre at Dovehouse Meadow. The path forms a pedestrian route of Dovehouse Meadow in Great Cornard to the Cornard Riverside Path. Cllr Jan Osborne, Deputy Leader of Babergh District Council, said: “It’s been a dream of mine to see this path open, and I know many others shared that dream: to see the ribbon cut and the first walkers stroll alongside the Stour was a truly wonderful moment. It has taken a lot of hard work, but I know residents and visitors who use this path will feel it has all been worth it.” Cllr Tina Campbell, Babergh’s Cabinet Member for Environment, said: “Today we’ve marked the culmination of a great deal of work by residents, councillors and council officers to see this path created: it was a privilege to be able to share this moment with Peter Berry’s family. Peter’s hard work, both as a Babergh officer and as Chair of the Sudbury Riverside Group, demonstrated just how determined people were to see this path opened, and today shows that their hard work has paid off in full.”
COMMUNITY NEWS As we enter into 2019, there’s a wealth of community news and info in this months edition. The S&LM Community News aims to continue sharing community news and events throughout the year ...so get involved! If you want to let people know about an event you’re planning, our publication is delivered free to 7600 homes and businesses in the local area! And if you have a service to offer or would like to promote your business we offer a range of advertising space suitable for all budgets which can include the same size article space to maximise impact! Make it your New Years Resolution to get involved in your local community news ! Deadline for copy is 18th of each and every month. 7600 copies of The Sudbury & Long Melford Community News are delivered to local homes and businesses during the first week of each month. Our contact details: Editor: Jason Holder To place an advert or send in copy call 01473 652354 or email: sandlmcommunitynews@printingforpleasure.co.uk Sudbury & Long Melford Community News is produced by Printing For Pleasure Ltd, Elder House, Chattisham, Ipswich, IP8 3QE Connecting & Celebrating Community News & Events Editor: sandlmcommunitynews@printingforpleasure.co.uk To place an advert call Jason Holder on 01473 652354 Mobile: 07585 775850 Creative Designer: lester@printingforpleasure.co.uk Opinions expressed by writers are not necessarily those of Sudbury & Long Melford Community News and the authors must accept legal responsibility for the accuracy of statements therein. Anonymous letters will not be printed. A nom-de-plume is acceptable, provided name and address of the correspondent is known to the Editor.
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Rotary in Sudbury With a record number of 98 decorated trees, the 2018 Rotary Christmas Tree Festival was a great success. Every day queues of people visited the magical display, with each tree individually decorated by a school, charity, local business or private individual. It is anticipated that around £4,500 will have been raised to support the President’s chosen charities this year – The Befriending Scheme, East Anglian Air Ambulance and The Richmond Fellowship. A very tall Tree of Memories under the chancel arch gave those who wished an opportunity to leave a message of love and remembrance for those no longer with us, and more messages than ever were hung on the tree during the festival. The tree was sponsored by Co-operative Funeral Services, who provided the cards to be hung on the tree. These would be carefully taken down and blessed at a local Church service. Santa and his elves were also busy. Based in his grotto in Sudbury Library Santa was visited by many children, who whispered their Christmas gift wishes to him, whilst parents listened! All money collected will be added to the President’s charity fund. The final lunch of the Rotary year took place at The Swan in Lavenham, when over 50 members and their guests enjoyed a festive meal. Meetings of the Rotary Community Forum continue to be held every fortnight, for an informal gathering lasting no more than an hour. This gives men and women who do not have enough time to attend lunches an opportunity to become members of Sudbury Rotary’s ‘satellite club’. If you would like to find out more please contact our Secretary Roger Green on 07787 470876. At the first meeting of the new year, on January 7, guest speaker will be the Club’s Rotary Youth Leadership Award student, John Perrens, who will tell us about the week he spent at Graffham Water, being involved in many outdoor activities and other challenges during his sponsored week of training. On January 21, the title of the talk is “System Strategy” from Rotarian Philip Richardson and on January 28, Sally Wiseman will be advising us to “Take Care” – both fascinating topic titles. Sudbury Rotary continues to support Sudbury Carers who meet every month at the Sudbury Health Centre to socialise and hear from entertaining speakers. Their next meeting is on January 8 at 1.30 p.m. An important event on Thursday, February 14 will be CPR training offered by East Anglian Air Ambulance in St Peter’s, Sudbury. Jan 19Visitors Text.qxp_Layout 1 13/12/2018 3 from 12.30 p.m. on Mondays at The Mill Hotel, but are are welcome to join us for12:28 RotaryPage Lunch asked to leave a message on the Club telephone (07787 470876) so that lunch can be booked for you. Rotarian Lesley Ford-Platt (Christmas Tree Festival photos by: David Taylor)
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The main feature of our June calendar was the annual Prom Concert held on Saturday 16th June at St Peter’s; this year’s was probably one of the most enjoyable ever with a record attendance and featured the welcome return of the popular Long Melford Silver Band with its new conductor, Nigel Partridge, taking the stage for us for the first time and really “working the audience” in the traditional items towards the end of every Prom Concert. This year’s was rather special because the Silver Band paid tribute to the RAF by playing Walford Davies’ RAF March and to the soldiers of the 1914-18 war. Emphasising the wide range of music which we enjoyed, other items included Karl Jenkins’ Benedictus, the Best of Bond and a miscellany from West Side Story. Taking up the West Side story cue, Sudbury’s young soprano Evie Press enthralled the audience with her rendition of “I feel pretty” and perhaps even more so Puccini’s O Mio Babbino Caro, accompanied on the organ by Rotarian Roger Green. Not surprisingly the audience called for encores from both Evie and the Silver Band and we ended the night singing “Bring me sunshine”. What an event! – I did wonder at one point whether there might also be dancing in the aisles. Maybe next year because the Silver Band is already booked for next year’s concert on 15th June 2019. Mark this date in your diaries The first play for 2019 from Sudbury Dramaticnow! Society at The Quay Theatre will be The Ghost Train by Arnold Ridley (of Dad’s Army fame) which Preceeding this year’s Prom is on from Tuesday 5th to Saturday 9th March 2019. Concert, Sudbury Rotary held a Charity 12 noon WrittenAuction in 1923,atThe Ghoston Train has stood the test of time, with its story the same The auctioneer of an veryday. assorted group of travellers marooned overnight at an isolated country railway station. The old stationmaster is about to go home and he was Rotarian Richard Kemsley, the group against remaining by telling them about a Ghost Train awarns true professional in this role. but the tostranded decide to stay. Then strange things begin to Thanks him, thetravellers generosity The Ghost is a well constructed, suspenseful thriller often local businesses andTrain fellow ofhappen….. cited as being one of scariest plays in the theatre The Ghost Train with Rotarians – and of the course a castwho of ten old and new those purchased the SDS 50- members, is being directed by Neil Arbon or-so items – we raised over The Ghost Train is on at The Quay Theatre from Tuesday 5th £1850. The proceeds from all to Saturday 9th March at 7.45pm and tickets are available now except one item swillTheatre be shared from The Quay Box Office on 01787 374745 or online at between this year’s Rotarywww.sudburydramatic.com local charities: Compassion and Kernos www.quaysudbury.com Rotary is one of the largest humanitarian organisations in the world. All funding raised for charities goes direct without deduction for administration. Rotary is open to people of all ages and we would like more of you to join us, both as individuals and as companies. Corporate membership is ideal for medium (and large!) companies whereby a number of staff can become members as part of their company and enjoy all the rights and privileges whilst sharing out the activities between them. Membership, whether as individuals or as part of a Published December is Margaret with the local community and further company, is aingood way to2018 get involved afield. 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WeMargaret’s are also setting upsource a Rotary primary of Community information Forum which will meet on a more informal basis and we have established “Friends of Rotary” for those of you is her own translations from Latin of who would like to be aware of our on-going activities. the for manorial records from the medieval Plans the coming Presidential year which started this month (July) include establishing “Rotakids” in some local primary schools, alongside our existing Manor of Hadleigh. environmental and career development work and annual sponsorship for In her depiction of medieval town and Rotary Youth Leadership awards. Next year’s local charities will be the manor theFellowship, real experiences of numerous Richmond Befriending and the East Anglia Air Ambulance. 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HEALTH & WELLBEING 2019 Hello and a happy New Year to you all. Let me start with a small introduction, my name is Nic Carter and I am a community based personal trainer. Being community based means I do not work from a gym, instead I work from the green spaces, parks, people’s home or their garden (wherever people feel most comfortable) within their local community. This time of year means different things to different people, though in the main, most of us make New Year resolutions of some form or another. These can be related to our health, wellbeing or fitness. More often than not though these resolutions don’t last, and we can end up going back to our old habits, even before the month of January is out. In order to ensure that you can make resolutions that are achievable and that will last, take small steps to reaching your bigger outcomes. Whatever your end goal is, break this down into smaller chunks, i.e. short, medium and long term goals. After all, an elephant can only be eaten one bite at a time (metaphorically speaking). For example, your long term goals could be aimed for within 3 months and could be something like, “I would like to reduce my body fat % to be within the healthy range, and increase my fitness levels”. To achieve this, your short term goal could be, “I will have a PT session once a week” and this could be fully achieved within 4 weeks. Your medium term goal could be, “I will have a PT session once a week, run twice a week and aim to lower my body fat % by 2%”, which could be achieved after 8 weeks. By your final 4 week block, as your fitness routine has become embedded, your final goal to ensure your body fat % is within a healthy range could be achieved alongside your increasing fitness levels. When resolutions / goals are broken down in this way, you will ensure that your adherence and motivation to your new found habits remain as you achieve your desired outcomes week after week. Once you have achieved your short term goal, you will be far more motivated to work toward your medium and long term goals as you begin to feel the fruits of your labour, both physically and mentally. nic@niccarterpt.co.uk
Sound Baths Try something new in 2019 You may know that Sound can be very soothing, evoke strong emotional reactions and trigger long forgotten memories, but have you ever considered its potential for healing you on a physical, psychological, emotional and even spiritual level? The human body is around 70% water. Liquids (and solids) are actually much better conductors of sound waves than air. Therefore, Sound affects each and every cell in our physical body. Just think back to the iconic scene in the film ‘Jurassic Park’, when a cup of drink sitting on the side begins rippling with vibrations in response to the pounding footsteps of distant dinosaurs approaching. Our ancestors from all cultures around the world have been using Sound Healing since ancient times. For example, drumming appears to be as old as humanity itself. Although we think of drumming as being loud and powerful, a rhythmic beat is actually very calming and relaxing. Perhaps it takes us back to our very first auditory experience of hearing our mothers’ heartbeat whilst in the safety of her womb. The oldest discovered Gong dates back over 4,000 years. Gongs are possibly the most powerful and intense therapeutic instrument, capable of a surprising range of tones and frequencies, from the lowest earthly rumblings to high pitched sounds akin to dolphin and whale song. Personally, l love the sublime sound of Tibetan Singing Bowls, which were traditionally hand beaten from a special blend of 7 precious metals – and occasionally extra-terrestrial metals from fallen meteorites! Although Buddhist monks kept Singing Bowls in the monasteries and temples, their actual purpose and function is shrouded in secrecy and mystery. Research shows Therapeutic Sounds such as hypnotic drum beats, soothing Singing Bowls tones and ethereal gong harmonics actually slow down our brainwaves, inducing a meditative state with minimal effort; lower our heart rate and blood pressure; reduce stress, anxiety, depression and pain, leaving you in a state of deep relaxation – some people even fall asleep! I am extremely passionate about Sound Healing, which I’ve been involved in, through both giving and receiving, for around 15 years. So I heartedly welcome you to come and try one of my holistic Sound Bath experiences, where you comfortably lay (or sit) in a softly lit space, whilst blissfully ‘bathed’ in the deeply nourishing sounds and healing vibrations produced by a range of beautiful Therapeutic Instruments (no water involved!). Emma Curio, Curio Wellbeing MSc Mental Health Nursing, BA (Hons) Psychology, Qualified Sound Healer, Meditation Teacher & Reiki Practitioner Tel: 07455 886274 Email: curiowellbeing@gmail.com www.facebook.com/curiowellbeing
Suffolk Mind launches mental health campaign, RED January
Independent mental health charity Suffolk Mind is warming up for RED January, a mental health campaign encouraging people to get active every day to beat the blues away. In Suffolk, and across the UK, figures show one in four people will experience a mental health challenge in any given year. In England, one in six people report experiencing a common mental health issue, such as anxiety and depression, each week. RED January is founded on research that shows physical activity can reduce symptoms of mental illness such as depression and anxiety. In the post RED January 2018 survey, 87% of people who took part reported feeling significantly better physically and mentally, after getting active every day. To take part in RED January, all you need to do is register for free on our website: www.suffolkmind.org.uk/redjanuary, and then walk, run, swim (or anything you like) for however long you like – whether 5 minutes or 5k and beyond. Over 100 people have already registered for RED January in Suffolk. You can also fundraise for Suffolk Mind as part of your RED January journey. The money raised supports our vital work in the local community, supporting mental health services and helping achieve our mission of making Suffolk the best place in the world for talking about and taking care of mental health. Jon Neal, Chief Executive of Suffolk Mind is taking part again this year after raising £2,400 last year : “I was amazed when taking part in RED January last year, at the difference it made to my mental and physical health. I didn’t run far each day, but I was definitely a lot fitter by the end of the month and even managed to do a Park Run. I also lost a stone in weight, without changing what I ate. “Typically some people struggle during January because of the dark nights, cold weather and Christmas being over, so taking part in RED January gives people a focus. A little exercise can be very helpful for staying mentally healthy”. Support your mental health this January by doing something active every single day.
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When I last wrote this column I chose the subject of supporting local shops in the run up to Christmas. I did receive one stern email complaining that I had not written about Brexit. I am afraid that reader will be disappointed again. Generally I try to garden organically, this is not always possible. For instance, when vine weevils theso fuchsias pots or whenthat black devastates Frankly, events are infest moving fast in in Westminster byspot the time this is the in rosewho bushes, or perhaps like groundwill elder or bindweed print knows what thesomething latest development have been, andisI trying cannotto takebut over a flowerbed. 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Thus, I was pleased manure from the nearby some aviary floor sweepings. Some that in December’s Police stables funding plus settlement the Government announced not in to put on the compost fish and dairy products, any cooked upthings to ÂŁ9m additional funding are for meat, the Suffolk Constabulary, a significant SUDBURY page form.qxp_Layout 12:01 Page 17 nappies. food, July coalshould or coke (wood ash 1to is 20/06/2018 fine), catfull litter or disposable increase, theash PCC choose use the powers to raise the council We‘precept’ seem tothat generate quite a lot of material wedoes haveso, fourhelarge heapsmy on tax we have now granted him. so If he will have thesupport allotment. When heap is full is covered with on oldthe carpet rot full if this also atranslates intoit more resource frontand line left andtothe chance of fighting back onturned behalfand of the law abiding majority. down, the heaps are not each heap is ready for use after about a year. The system in the garden is a bit different with a plastic dalek type bin used. In this the material is continually put in the top and removed from the bottom when ready. Getting the compost out can be a bit difficult so it is sometimes Suffolk & Essex Small Animal Welfare easier to lift the whole bin off to get to the bottom layer. The quality of this Reg charity no 1124029 compost is better as it contains more spent potting compost and selected chopped up waste.This is mainly used to mix It’s withnot bought of multi often in anbags ex SESAW Now that’s something you don’t see purpose compost to make them go further in the numerous we have, dog hits the pots headlines butit every day. Maisie, the springer and I two secret of ouris canine to feed friends the soil is not used for seed sowing or young plants. The were meeting theplant, lovelyand people Lush theis with newshomemade recently. rather than the the at best way to feedmade the soil Cosmetics in Ipswich because they Hadleigh’s heroic compost. It is nature's black gold, itwere will make your soil fertile as well ashound giving donating from their Charity Pot Bowza, a Labrador cross, it a goodprofits structure. cream to SESAW. Suddenly we saw a wasThat's featured all on for BBC now, Look Dave human striding through the precinct with East and the national press a tall contraption strapping to his back. after sharing his body heat Apparently it was the Google Earth guy, with a lady suffering a head injury. Bowza’s proud owner, mapping the precinct with a 360 ĚŠ camera. Don Cox, said the dog And I thought he was there just to seemed understand the photograph Minddressed you, Maisie and I The Choir,me! who were and sparkled like the cast ofto42nd Street treated problem and stayedincluding next to were the centre of from attention againother hit Broadway the soon audience to songs this and Musicals the shivering lady for over but I reallytodidn’t know As where to look Carousel Showboat. always their concerts include fun elements, solos an hour until an ambulance when she rolled on her back for tummy and on this occasion a Male only Choir! The rousing finale which included arrived. tickles. dog is SOwas embarrassing! ‘We’reThat in the Money’ a fitting ending to the show, as all proceeds from the I concerts, should explain about Maisie. She old friend Freddie, a Disease which totalled ÂŁ1350 was donated My to Motor Neurone cute chihuahua cross, arrived at SESAW one Christmas, in by bothvery Association. 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Richard Kemp Tresco, New Road, Long Melford, Suffolk CO10 9JY telephone: 01787 378149 email: richard.kemp@suffolk.gov.uk Compliments of the Season Here we are again in the festive/winter season, the season of Goodwill, parties, celebrations and New Year resolutions and I hope you all enjoy a healthy happy festive period. It is also the season of severe weather conditions, treacherous roads, illness and accidents, a season where ALL our services are stretched to their limits, hospitals, GP’s, Highways maintenance as they try to keep our roads clear and safe. You can also help with winter issues by taking extra care travelling, be prepared if you are at a party so you know how you are getting home, help support elderly or infirm neighbours who may become housebound in bad weather. As always we are blessed with the number of volunteers we have in our communities, not just for the work they do in times of difficulty, but the continuous and sustained support they give all year round. I would like to take this opportunity to say well done to you all and also to extend my sincere thanks to everyone who has supported me again this year as I continue to support you, the people of the communities I serve. Wishing you all the very best of the Season.
Make time for your wellbeing and reach out to those who need help this Christmas Health leads in Suffolk are uniting in a message of support for anyone struggling to cope this winter, calling on people to seek help and not to struggle alone. In a joint message between Suffolk’s Public Health team, Suffolk Mind and Samaritans, people are urged to make time for their own wellbeing, as well as those around them this festive season by reaching out to friends and family, staying active and planning early, not forgetting the every-day bills, to avoid getting into unnecessary debt in the new year. The call on people not to suffer in silence over the holiday period is part of a continuing approach to support good mental health in Suffolk. Suffolk Lives Matter encourages people to talk openly, while raising awareness of the support available to help people manage their mental health. Since it began in 2016, more than 150 people have become Suffolk Life Savers as part of the far-reaching campaign to reduce the number of people in the county who take their own lives. Around 60 people die by suicide in Suffolk every year, with Christmas and New Year being a particularly challenging time for many, especially those who have been bereaved. Earlier in the year, Suffolk’s suicide prevention steering group launched a new service to support individuals, families and others bereaved by suicide. AMPARO (which means ‘shelter’ or ‘safe haven’ in the Spanish language) works in close partnership with the police, coroner service and other partners to offer support following notification of a suspected suicide. The service offers a discreet and completely confidential service, including 1-2-1 individual support, practical help and signposting to local services that can help. AMPARO Suffolk can also support communities, schools and workplaces in the event of a suspected or actual suicide. The Five Ways to Wellbeing gives advice on easy, free and meaningful activities people can do to improve wellbeing. While no single organisation is responsible for preventing suicide, a range of professionals from the voluntary and charity sector, clinical commissioning groups, local councils, police, Healthwatch Suffolk, the coroner’s office and mental health services all play a crucial role. A summary list of organisations who offer help in the county is available from www.healthysuffolk.org.uk/suffolklivesmatter or from the Suffolk InfoLink directory.
Table 8 : Summary of Savings Proposals
In November, the Scrutiny Committee discussed proposals for the 2019/20 budget. These will be finalised and presented to the Cabinet in January, before being debated by the full Council in February. Council tax will increase by a total of 3.99% in 2019/20 – this will be made up of a 2.99% increase in general council tax and a final 1% increase for the Social Care Precept. The proposed “tactical savings” total £11.2m. These are spread across the Council’s directorates (as shown in the table below), with Growth, Highways and Infrastructure, Adult and Community Services, and Health, Wellbeing and Children’s Services seeing the greatest cuts. Services, and Health, Wellbeing and Children’s Services seeing the greatest cuts. The proposals for tactical savings include: -
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Remove the full Citizens Advice Grant – however the Council have since announced that this will be phased in rather than immediate, with 50% of the grant being cut this year and the remaining 50% being cut in the 2020/21 budget Staffing reduction (totalling £3m) across all directorates Reduce Housing Related Support and the provision of hostel beds Negotiate care pricing Stop displaying bus timetables at the roadside Reduce spend on sponsored bus services Reduce out-of-hours stand-by service and winter support fleet for Suffolk Highways Stop road sign cleaning and only maintain mandatory road markings Turn more streetlights off overnight Cease accreditation of the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme (the scheme will continue, however organisations will license themselves directly with the charity rather than through SCC)
Unfortunately, I have not been informed of the savings associated with each of the above proposals, and instead have only been told how much each directorate is expected to save in total. The final proposals, along with the savings associated with each of them, will not be made available until January.
U-Turn on support for period poverty In October, a motion asking for a commitment of £15,000 in the budget to help tackle “period poverty” was unfortunately rejected by the Council. However, the administration have since announced that they will be undertaking an audit of the services in Suffolk that are aimed at tackling period poverty, to identify gaps and assess how provision can be improved. I am cautiously hopeful that this review will result in proper support and funding for those amazing voluntary organisations that are currently providing free sanitary products. They cannot provide that service all on their own, and a commitment of funding from Suffolk County Council will be vital to ensure we eradicate period poverty across the whole county.
Decision on Upper Orwell Crossings delayed Work on the Upper Orwell Crossings in Ipswich has been suspended since August 2018, due to concerns that the costs of the project were no longer sustainable. In October, the administration announced that they would need an additional £43m of funding in order to continue with the project. It was agreed by Cabinet that officers and councillors would have until December to try and find this additional funding. However, this deadline has now been pushed back to January 2019. We are therefore expecting an announcement in the new year about the future of the project.
Significant increase in Insurance Pay-outs for cars damaged by Potholes Data published under Freedom of Information laws has shown that, between 1 January and 16 October this year, Suffolk Highways have already paid out £67,819.07 for vehicle damage (including insurance pay outs, costs and legal fees). This is a significant increase from the previous year, when pay-outs for the whole of 2017 totalled £26,004.63. The number of claims has also more than doubled, from 598 in 2017 to 1,265 so far in 2018.
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A new Wills service from Holmes & Hills Solicitors in Sudbury means A happy new year to you all! I’m enclosing a photo I couples now save between 16% and 21% on legal fees when making stole from the official RDA website because it makes Mirror Wills at the same time. Married couples, civil partners and come smile, and will make you do so too. habiting couples will benefit from the saving. This year the RDA celebrates 50 years of official Why make a Will at all? Quite simply, if you do not make a Will the law business. There were small groups in existence says who inherits your estate. Most people assume that everything would before the Riding for the Disabled Association was pass automatically to their partner but this is not necessarily so and founded, but we all come under one big umbrella certainly if you are not married or in a civil partnership, they will have no now, which ensures our standards are kept high and automatic right to inherit any part of your estate. Your estate may pass our work gets the publicity it deserves. to the person or persons you would not want to inherit. It may result in financial hardship for your loved ones or an expensive court action. In addition to that anniversary, 2019 marks the 30th year of Making a Will ensures that the people you want to benefit when you die my group’s foundation! So watch this space for news of all our receive your estate. Holmes & Hills Solicitors are experienced to be able celebrations and parties to come and keep some gaps in your diaries to draft a Will that is tailor made to meet your specific requirements. to join us. Our clients often wish to receive advice as follows: And last month the Centre put on its 20th annual Carol Service! • How to update an existing Will We were lucky with the weather again and the yard was full of our • How to leave their estate in the most tax efficient way families and friends. Refreshments at The Centre were lavish as • How to provide and protect young children – who will look after your usual, and much appreciated. children if you die, where will they live and who will look after the Rev. Sue Foster took the service, with a talk by Father Jo money they inherit? Delfgou (the new Rector of Hadleigh and Shelley). Members of • How to provide for a disabled child or adult Serendipity Choir and the Boxted Methodist Silver Band made a •  Provide for children from a former relationship huge contribution to the music and singing for which we were most • How to set up a trust grateful. Our Baby Jesus was very well behaved (my, what a big chap •   How to provide for vulnerable adult children perhaps going through a divorce or financial problems he was) and the angels and wise men did their bit too. Our Ponies •     How to plan for future care needs were represented in Church by lanterns on the Altar. It was a lovely •  How to protect your contribution to the purchase price of a property end to the term, and thank you to Margaret for all her organisation when you live with someone else* and the hard work of her team on that Saturday in December. •    How to give away an inheritance in a tax efficient manner** During the Christmas holidays the Centre was closed for business Declaration of Trust * Deed of Variation ** as normal. The live herd has been exercised and fed of course, but If you have children from a previous relationship Making a Will is very Babs and I have been switched off and locked up, so there is little to important for couples who may have children from previous relationships report from the stables. Stick with me for next month’s blog and we and want to ensure that their money will pass to their own family. shall have stories to tell. Best wishes for12:01 2019, Page and see SUDBURY July some page form.qxp_Layout 1 20/06/2018 17 you in No better time to make a Will – save up to 21% There really is ‘no time February folks. like theJuly present’ you and your partner to make12:01 your Wills. If Holmes SUDBURY page for form.qxp_Layout 1 20/06/2018 Page 16 Website: www.rda-east.org.uk/shelley.html & Hills did not draft your existing Will it doesn’t matter, we are still able to Telephone: 01473 824172 advise you and prepare a new one should you wish to do so.
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Short Story Contribution 2013 Midwinter - January Thaw Today a metallic sky masks much of the light on this familiar and greenbrown January backdrop.The temperature belies both the month as well as the frosty snow scenes of last week. Has the ice bid us farewell for yet another year? I approach the meadows from the alleyway and the glorious flash of colour which zooms under the foot bridge and down the mill stream is like a jewel in a crown. The Kingfisher has been disturbed and within a footstep, he has vanished! How amazing too that over the past twenty four hours the snow on these pastures has thawed and the flooded areas of yesterday have dissipated, leaving the river high and rapid in its meandering course. The haunting refrain from Lindisfarne’s, ‘Winter Song’, a sensitive and questioning folk ballad, has accompanied me each day as I have tramped through the chilling environment; its chorus cries,”when Winter, comes howling in”.
National award recognises Ipswich-firm’s commitment to delivering Consumer Confidence Award-winning home improvement specialists SEH BAC are celebrating after winning a prestigious award from the National Home Improvement Council (NHIC). The Ipswich-based firm which specialises in windows, doors and conservatories was named the winner of the highly-coveted ‘Consumer Confidence’ award. Sponsored by TrustMark - a government endorsed quality accreditation, the Consumer Confidence award recognised SEH BAC’s high-levels of customer service and satisfaction.
A Winter wind and threatening snow arrived; it stung our faces,teased our eyelids, numbed our lips and froze fingers and toes. We shivered and the flakes fell and settled, shrouding roof tops, concealing roads and pathways. This season offers another canvas for our eyes to feast upon. Rural midwinter may be bleak but beautiful too as we enter a white wonderland, the snow-laden trees exhibiting a surreal dimension and depth. Snow in the country side seems to bring about a stillness; a silent world, enveloping field, furrow, hilltop, ditch and footpath. A hush hung over the town where a only a sparsity of population could be seen. Folk were hiding, warily waiting for the next fall of snow. The intrepid few, walked, cycled or drove into work or to purchase their daily bread, each one concentrating on the ground ahead.
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We are living within( Manager) an outdated linear economy of production, consumption Sharon Buckler and and disposal. The zero waste mentality Theresa Munson ( Admin Officer) offeris to switch the whole system to a circular economy, aims onTheatre keeping things in continuous rotation and a warm welcomewhich to The Quay out of landfill. This isn’t to be confused with the recycling economy, which delays the journey landfill, but winds up there eventually after using lots of How long has thetoQuay been going? energy and resources to keep it in in 1791 use until Health Foods For You we The Building was constructed as athen. grainAtstore, it was converted have selection organic loose, for you to choose into aa theatre in of 1979 by the localself-serve Dramaticproducts Society with support from from. This includes grains,and nuts, seeds, dried fruit and loose-leaf teas. individual backers fundraising. 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Picture is of the winners (from left to right) Ian, Diana, John, Bev, Jo & Del ; all holding their prize of a bottle of wine.
Mixed Event at Stoke-by-Nayland Golf Club On Saturday the 24th of November, the 2 new captains of the golf club, John Sandford & Diana Harris, hosted their first mixed event of their year, the Beaujolais Brunch. This is a mixed medal scramble played on the Gainsborough course. A shotgun start allowed all ten teams to finish at the same time and then enjoy a meal in the Constable rooms. Originally this was designed to taste the new Beaujolais wine, fresh out of France, but now it is just an event with some good wine taken with the meal. First place, with a nett score of 56, were Bev & Ian Thompson together with Jo Little & Del Prichard. In second place, with a score of 57, were the perennial runners up, Mandy & Nigel Byham with Suzanne & Duncan Smith. On Sunday the 25th of November the fourth round (of five) of the winter league was played on the Constable course. A good autumn day made for good golf & despite the course being all of its length the better ball stableford scores were high. In first place with 45 points were Jack Chalmers & Jake Millard beating Eric Fisher & Malcolm Norton, who also had 45 points, on countback. The league is based on the best 2 scores from a maximum of five with place points awarded; 16 for being first and 1 for being 16th. The competition on the day was tough with place points only being awarded to pairs with more than 40 stableford points. After four rounds, Eric Fisher & Malcolm Norton are leading with 31 points having won the first round. Richard Cross & Paul Champ remain in second place with 30 points and Jack & Jake move up into 3rd place with 29 points. Once all 5 rounds are completed and the league established, a knockout will start which will pit first against 32nd, etc., so a good showing in the league ought to give an easier draw in this. Steve Clark
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Our Toptime Creative writing group are looking for new members. If you have a passion for writing why not come along. The group are here the 1st Tuesday of the month from 230-4pm. Each month they have different topics to write on and come together each month to discuss each others work. If any of you have a new laptop or tablet for Christmas and are struggling to know how it works and how to use it, we have one to one computer sessions on a Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. They are £2 per session and we’ll help you navigate around the basics of the device to get you going. Please speak to a member of staff to book your session. We are also hosting a Get Connected event on Sunday 20th Jan. Get connected events are an opportunity for you to use your own device and our free WiFi to learn how to download eBooks and free music from our catalogue. For more information please speak to a member of staff. February is our Harry Potter month. We will have a variety of activities and events for muggles including our annual Harry Potter night on Friday 8th February, feel free to dress up for it, some of the staff will be …… they don’t take much encouragement. More details about the activities and Harry Potter night to come so please pop into the library over the next couple of weeks to find out more information. If you’re stuck for something to read, why not have a look at our “Suffolk Loves” collection on display as you come in the library. They are a collection of popular works picked by the staff and stock team at Suffolk libraries. I wish you a happy new year. Gareth Lewry, Sudbury Library Manager Tel: 01787 321 595, Twitter: twitter.com/Sudburylibrary Facebook: facebook.com/sudburylibrary
Long Melford Farmers Market Returns!
The popular market in the heart of the Wool Towns relaunches in 2019 The thriving heart of any town or village is often seen at its market place. Many of Suffolk’s finest destinations have history steeped in trade and markets and this is especially true of the Wool Towns. Lavenham, Bury St Edmunds, Hadleigh and Sudbury all have established and flourishing farmers markets or street markets and now after a four year gap, Long Melford will be relaunching their monthly farmers’ market. Justine Paul, founder of Suffolk Market Events, which has won national recognition for its farmers markets in Suffolk, is thrilled to be taking on this market; `There have been lots of enquiries and suggestions about re-starting a market in Long Melford. There used to be a thriving farmers market here which was very well supported by local visitors and businesses. I look forward to reinvigorating this market and I am thrilled that many local residents are very happy about this too. Long Melford is the perfect home for a monthly farmers market and I am sure it will become a real success and bring lots of new visitors to this beautiful historic village.’ The new market starting on Saturday February 9th will be held at Long Melford Village Hall and will have a good mix of quality local producers including The New England Boar Company showcasing wonderful wild boar charcuterie as well as their very popular wild boar sausage rolls, St Botoph’s Brewery with locally crafted beers; Wooster’s Bakery – Will’s bread is already a firm favourite at Bury St Edmunds and Hadleigh markets - and Sue Wooster (mother of Will) who will be bringing her beautiful plants from her nursery, Bellflower near Bury St Edmund’s. East Anglian cheeses will also be featured alongside local honey, Suffolk pork, beef and goat, a range of local vegetables and a small number of exquisite handmade, non-food stalls. If anyone is interested in joining this exciting new addition, please contact Suffolk Market Events, recent winner of the Business Growth Star Awards, Babergh + Mid Suffolk Community Awards 2018. The Long Melford Farmers will be held on the second Saturday in every month starting on Saturday 9th February from 9.30am – 1pm. For further information please contact Justine Paul on 07704 627973 Justine@suffolkmarketevents.co.uk www.suffolkmarketevents.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/Suffolk-Market-Events www.twitter.com/SuffolkMktEvent
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Tuesday 1st January, Sudbury Meadows, 4 miles, meet at the car park at the end of Quay Lane, Sudbury CO102AN, 11am start. Keith 01787 277484 Sunday 6th January, Felsham and Gedding Tour, 4 miles, meet at Felsham village hall IP300PN, 10:30am start. Margaret 01787 280996 Wednesday 9th January, Galloping into the New Year, Newmarket exercise area blow away winter blues, 4 miles, meet at Moulton Road, Newmarket, hard standing area, CB88DU, 1pm start. Peter 01787 468536 Saturday 19th January, Rod’s cake walk, Dunwich, 4.75 miles, meet at NT Coastguard cottage car park, IP173DJ, 10:30am start. Peter 01787 468536 Wednesday 23rd January, Circular Norton heading in the direction of Pakenham, 5.4 miles, meet at Norton Village Hall, Norton IP313LP, 10:30am start. Alan 01787 464094
Tues 1st 4 Mile Walk: Sudbury Meadows. Meet Quay Theatre car park. CO10 2AN 11am Tel: Keith 01787 277484 www.sudburyramblers. org.uk
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Swing Jive lessons Learn to dance swing jive Beginners and Improvers lessons £6 no partner needed Venue the Delphi Centre, Sudbury Sunday evenings contact 07747 513326 or 07765 251474
Tues 1st Health Walk –Clare Castle Country Park. Meet Country Park Car Park. CO10 8NW 10.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk
The Arts Society Tues 15 Igor Stravinsky, the Ballets Ruses and the 1913 premiere of The Rite of Spring Illustrated talk by Sandy Burnett. The Arts Society Sudbury. 11am – noon at the Quay Theatre. Visitors by prior arrangement with Sylvia on 01284 828125 Tues 22 The Beauty of Frames – the history, design, construction and conservation of frames for paintings. Illustrated talk by Julia Korner. The Arts Society Sudbury. 10.30 – 1.00 pm at The Quay Theatre. £22 to include coffee and biscuits. Details and booking form from Maren on 01787 829142
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Early Gainsborough: From the Obscurity of a Country Town Gainsborough’s House, 46 Gainsborough Street, Sudbury CO10 2EU Admission £7 for exhibition and museum. Open: Mon – Sat 10am to 5pm, Sun 11am to 5pm Tel 01787 372958 Email: mail@ gainsborough.org www.gainsborough.org
OPEN DOORS PROGRAMME
On days when there is no event in the Church, the Friends of St Peters operate an Open Doors programme. Weather and availability permitting, volunteer Stewards will welcome visitors between 11 am and 3 pm. In addition the Bridge Project runs a pop up café in St Peters on many days when there is no booked event.
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Thurs 3rd Health Walk –Lavenham Short Walk Meet Lavenham Market Place. CO10 9QZ 10.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk
Mon 7th Course: Complete Beginners Crochet Part 1 Duck in Boots, 1 King St, Sudbury CO10 2EB 4.30pm. £30 for 2 courses also 21st Jan To book – pop in store or call - 01787 882891 www.duckinboots.co.uk Mon 7th Illustrated Talk: Hugh Belsey – Recording a Trip. The Guildhall Lavenham CO10 9QZ 11.15am £12 per lecture 01284 703505 Email: h.gbelsey@gmail.com www.hughbelsey.co.uk Tues 8th Health Walk –Clare Castle Country Park. Meet Country Park Car Park. CO10 8NW 1.30pm. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Tues 8th Go Wild In The Woods. Daws Hall Nature Reserve, Lamarsh, CO8 5EX 10am-12 pm. £7 per child. Email: holly@ holkham.net www. hollysforestsessions.com
Fri 4th Go Wild In The Woods. Loshes Wood, Nr. Henny CO10 7LX 10am-11.30 am. £8 per child. Email: holly@ holkham.net www. hollysforestsessions.com
Tues 8th Quay Film – Tully Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 2.30pm and 7.30pm Tickets £6 (Friends £5.50) Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
Fri 4th Melford Movies – The Post (12A) Long Melford Village Hall, Chemist Lane. CO10 9JQ 7.30pm. Tickets £4.50 Tel:07960 043519 Email: melford.movies@ gmail.com
Weds 9th Watercolour Workshop – Winter Landscapes. 10am – 3pm/4pm £60 with reduction for booking other courses Tel: Eleanor 07935 803515 www.eleanormann.co.uk
Sat 5th Quay Live Cinema – The Nutcracker (Encore Broadcast) Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 2.00pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
Wed 9th 4 Mile Walk: NewmarketGalloping into the New Year. Meet Moulton Road hard standing area. CB8 8DU 1pm start. Tel: Peter 01787 468536 www.sudburyramblers. org.uk
Sun 6th Jazz Nights – Andy Panayi- Modern Jazz Saxophonist & Flautist The Bell Hotel, Clare. CO10 8NN 7.30pm-10pm. Tickets £10 Tel: 01787 237653 www.jazz-nights.com
Wed 9th ‘Flix in the Stix’- “Edie” Lavenham Village Hall, Church St, CO10 9QT 7pm. Entrance £5 Tel: 01787 248599 Email: lavenhamvh@ btconnect.com
Sun 6th 4 Mile Walk: Felsham & Gedding Tour Meet Village Hall IP30 0PN 10.30am Tel: Margaret 01787 280996 www.sudburyramblers. org.uk
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Thurs 10th NEW: Bingo at the Town Hall. Assembly Room, Town Hall, Sudbury CO10 1TL 2pm – 4pm. Raffle and cash prizes. Tel: 01787 372331 www. sudburytowncouncil. co.uk
Thurs 10th Health Walk –East Bergholt Meet Car Park behind Red Lion Pub. CO7 6TB 11.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Thurs 10th Martin Hedges: The Miser, the Murderer & the Headless Horseman – historic tales from Acton Glemsford Local History Society 7:30pm at Glemsford Primary Academy Tel: 01787 280996 Email: marjonking@ gmail.com Thurs 10th Quay Live Cinema – Antony & Cleopatra (Encore) Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 7.00pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Sat 12th Fibre Processing and Drop Spindle Spinning Suffolk Alpaca, 10:303:30pm £39. 2 Rectory Cottages, Gt Waldingfield, Co10 0TL Tel: 01787 371654 Email: clare@ suffolkalpaca.co.uk www.suffolkalpaca.co.uk Sun 13th Quay Live Cinema – Adriana Lecouvreur Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 2.00pm Tickets £24 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Sun 13th The Wedding Fayre Smeetham Hall Barn, CO10 7EU 11am-3:30pm Admission £1.50 children free Tel: 01787 269030 www.theweddingfayre.net Mon 14th Health Walk –Long Melford Short Walk Meet Cherry Lane Garden Centre. CO10 9DH 10am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Mon 14th Illustrated Talk: Hugh Belsey – Dealers & Diplomacy The Guildhall Lavenham CO10 9QZ 11.15am £12 per lecture 01284 703505 Email: h.gbelsey@gmail.com www.hughbelsey.co.uk Tues 15th Quay Live Cinema – The Tragedy of King Richard II Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 7.00pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
JANUARY 2019 Tues 15th Health Walk –Sudbury Short Walk Meet Kingfisher Leisure Centre. CO10 2SU 12pm. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Tues 15th Health Walk –Clare Castle Country Park. Meet Country Park Car Park. CO10 8NW 10.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Wed 16th Health Walk –Shotley Meet Bristol Arms PH. IP9 1PU 11.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Thurs 17th Quay Live Cinema – The Winter’s Tale Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 7.15pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Thurs 17th Health Walk –Lavenham Short Walk Meet Lavenham Market Place. CO10 9QZ 10.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Sat 19th 4¾ Mile Walk: Rod’s Cake Walk- Dunwich. Meet at NT coastguard cottage IP31 3LP 10.30am Tel: Peter 01787 468536 www.sudburyramblers.org.uk Sat 19th The Sudbury Story ~ Monthly Guided Walk Includes seeing Simon’s Head. Meet 11am inside Sudbury Library. CO10 2EN Advisable to pre-book. Tickets Adults £6, Children £4 Available from The Tourist Information Office Tel: 01787 881320 Sat 19th Racenight Lavenham Village Hall, Church St, CO10 9QT 7pm Tel: 01787 248599 Email: lavenhamvh@btconnect. com Sat 19th Mander Antiques & Interiors The Auction Centre, Assington Road, Newton Green, Sudbury, CO10 0QX Auction starts at 10.00am. Viewing Friday 9am-8pm & Saturday from 9am. Tel: 01787 211847 Email: info@manderauctions. co.uk Sat 19th Quay Music – Purple Zeppelin Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 7.30pm Tickets £18 (Friends £17) Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Sun 20th Quay Live Cinema – NT Live: Alleljah! Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 2.00pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
Sun 20th Jazz Nights – Julian Marc Stringle - Clarinettist The Bell Hotel, Clare. CO10 8NN 7.30pm-10pm. Tickets £10 Tel: 01787 237653 www.jazz-nights.com Sun 20th Course: Artisan Pasta Making Workshop Duck in Boots, 1 King St, Sudbury CO10 2EB 10 am. £49.50 To book – pop in store or call 01787 882891 www.duckinboots.co.uk Mon 21st Course: Complete Beginners Crochet Part 2 Duck in Boots, 1 King St, Sudbury CO10 2EB 4.30pm. £30 for 2 courses also 7th Jan To book – pop in store or call - 01787 882891 www.duckinboots.co.uk Mon 21st Illustrated Talk: Hugh Belsey An Unquenchable Taste for the Antique The Guildhall Lavenham CO10 9QZ 11.15am £12 per lecture 01284 703505 Email: h.gbelsey@gmail.com www.hughbelsey.co.uk Tues 22nd Quay Live Cinema – The Queen of Spades Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 6.45pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Wed 23rd 5.4 Mile Circular Walk: Norton/ Pakenham Meet village hall IP31 3LP. 10.30am Tel: Alan 01787 464094 www.sudburyramblers.org.uk Thurs 24th Health Walk – Acton Acton Village Hall CO10 OBA 11.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Fri 25th Felting with Alpaca Fleece 1 (beginners) Suffolk Alpaca, 10:30-3:30pm £39. 2 Rectory Cottages, Gt Waldingfield, Co10 0TL Tel: 01787 371654 Email: clare@suffolkalpaca.co.uk www.suffolkalpaca.co.uk Fri 25th Quay Drama/Comedy – Shell Shock: The Diary of Tommy Atkins Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 7.30pm Tickets £12 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Sat 26th Book Fair Memorial Hall, Long Melford. CO10 9JQ 10am4pm. Admission Adult £1 accompanied children under 15 free. Disabled Access. Tel: Keith 01787 277484 www.sudburyramblers.org.uk Sat 26th Ceilidh Lavenham Village Hall, Church St, CO10 9QT 6:30pm Tel: 01787 248599 Email: lavenhamvh@btconnect.com
Sat 26th Quay Music – The KT Bush Band Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 7.30pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Sun 27th Farmers Market Lavenham Village Hall, Church St, CO10 9QT 10am-1:30pm Tel: 01787 248599 Email: lavenhamvh@btconnect.com Mon 28th Health Walk – Long Melford Short Walk Meet Cherry Lane Garden Centre, Long Melford CO10 9DH 11.30am. Free Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Mon 28th Quay Film – Christopher Robin Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 2.30pm and 7.30pm Tickets £6 (£5.50 Friends) Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Tues 29th Health Walk – Clare Castle Country Park Castle Country Park CO10 8NW 10.30am. Free. Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Tues 29th Talk: Pin Money The Ladies of Ballingdon. Long Melford Village Hall. CO10 9LQ 7.30pm. Admission £2 for members. £2.50 for non-members Email: Sudbury@suffolkfhs.org.uk www.suffollkfhs.co.uk
Thurs 31st Talk: ‘From the Obscurity of a Country Town’ New Light on Gainsborough by Mark Bills. Gainsborough House, Sudbury. CO10 2EU 6pm for 6.30pm. £15 includes a glass of wine. Tel: 01787 372958 Email: mail@gainsborough.org www.gainsborough.org
Thurs 31st Quay Live Cinema – I’m Not Running (Live Broadcast) Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 7.00pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk
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Tues 29th Health Walk – Sudbury Short Walk Kingfisher Leisure Centre CO10 2SU 12 noon Free. Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk Weds 30th Quay Live Cinema – La Traviata (Live Broadcast) Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 6.45pm Tickets £16 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Wed 30th Bingo Lavenham Village Hall, Church St, CO10 9QT 7pm Tel: 01787 248599 Email: lavenhamvh@btconnect.com Thurs 31st Health Walk – Lavenham Short Walk Meet Lavenham Market Place. CO10 9QZ 10.30am. Free. Tel: 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk
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