Sudbury & Long Melford Community News, July 2021

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Perrywood Sudbury to build £8-10m garden centre Planning permission has been approved so Perrywood can move ahead with their £8-10m investment: an inspirational new Garden Centre in a landscaped environment at their existing site in Newton Road, Sudbury. Existing buildings will be repurposed with the potential to be leased out to other rural businesses and organisations.

The application has received overwhelming support from the local community. This development will attract visitors to the area and create new jobs.

Newton Parish Council, Chilton Parish Council and Great Cornard Parish Council have all given their unanimous support, and Sudbury Chambers of Commerce have offered their help and support with this new development.

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Simon Bourne, Retail Director, told us: “This is fantastic news for our business, our team and the community. We are growing the Perrywood family as we move closer to opening day. This week, we have announced we are searching for a plant area manager and a health and safety manager. We also have vacancies for a grounds person and chef, at an exciting time to join our expanding team.” continued on page 2

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Our garden is starting to take shape again and we hope to be able to open Editor: Jason Holder it up to our customers soon; weather and Covid rules permitting!

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The Mayor writes...

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Once again, I have been elected to serve our wonderful town of Sudbury.

I am delighted, honoured, humbled and will strive to represent our town to the best of my ability, and look forward to meeting as many of the charities, organisations and volunteers that make our town so special.

Since 2003 at Gymophobics we have

Many may be aware of my disappointment when the Access Point was moved from The Town Hall to the Library, however, I have been into the Sudbury Library frequently and am in touch with Babergh District Council Officers who have listened to my concerns, and we are moving forward to build bridges between the Town Council and District Council. There is still some confusion as to where the public should go with their many concerns.

Suffolk County Council issues and Town Council issues are still dealt with at the Town Hall from 9.00 until 12.30 and 1.30 until 5.00 Monday to Friday.

The Babergh District Access Point in the Library is available on a Monday or Thursday from 10.30am to 1pm and 2.30pm to 4.30pm for face-to-face assistance; however, assistance can be received during Library opening hours by a telephone, to connect customers to the Customer Services Team and use the special tablet that assists with uploading information and completing forms .The Library computers can also be used when the Babergh staff are unavailable to assist. Alternatively, an appointment can be booked for a Monday or Thursday with one of the Babergh Advisors by phoning 0300 1234 000. This could be useful for someone who is having to use public transport and is limited with time.

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Yesterday I was given a tour of Gainsborough House, by Mark Bills. It was so exciting to see and hear about all the future plans and know it will be an enormous asset to our town, residents, and visitors from far and wide.

My bathroom window looks out over the building, so I have observed the building from day one and have taken quite a few photographs. It was fascinating to watch the huge crane lowering in the staircases; I jokingly asked one of the builders if I could have a go at operating the crane as it was on my bucket list! You can imagine his response.

I recently met with the dedicated volunteers from “Active Lives” who are maintaining the gardens in Bellevue Park. A water bowser has just been purchased, which will enable them to keep the gardens in tip-top condition.

These volunteers are there every Thursday so, if you have time to spare do visit the park and thank them for their continued hard work During the past year I have still been involved in many meetings via Teams and Zoom, so council work has been changed from the normal format and I think everyone has gained skills in using a computer. I know I have learnt a considerable amount, making quite a few mistakes on my digital journey.

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Pat’s Dayz Owt Well, hello to you all, and I hope you have all come safely through the virus without problems. It really has been a hard almost 18 months which I hope is coming to an end, sooner rather than later.

At this stage of the month of June, we are still not sure how things will go for July, but living on HOPE, that we will actually be able to get out on the coach for the trip to Felixstowe on 21ST JULY 2021. I am really looking forward to that and keeping my fingers crossed, - which makes typing very difficult, - so please excuse any mistakes. All we want then is a lovely sunny day, but not too hot!!!

I also have some more news for you this time - I have been told that the Co-op Juniors are planning to do the Christmas show this year, and as all my tickets have been forwarded from the ones we could not use in 2020, so 5TH DECEMBER 2021 is a date in the future that, fingers crossed, (more problems to type!) will see us back at Snape Maltings for a lovely afternoon entertainment. Please contact me if you feel you would like to join us.

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Babergh District Council has this week named Cllr Adrian Osborne as its new Chairman.

Cllr Osborne, who represents Sudbury South East, was elected the new Chairman at Babergh’s Annual Council meeting held on 25 May 2021. He succeeds Cllr Kathryn Grandon who served as Chair for two terms, due to the Covid pandemic. She was supported by Cllr Osborne as ViceChairman during her term in office.

Cllr Kathryn Grandon was elected to serve as the new Vice-Chairman of the Council.

As Chairman, Cllr Osborne has selected the Kernos Centre as his charity for the year. Based in Sudbury, the centre provides professional counselling and psychotherapy to residents who do not have access to NHS counselling and who do not have the finance to pay for private support. Since the charity’s inception there has been a steady increase in the number of residents, aged between 6 – 93 years old, using the service.

Cllr Adrian Osborne said: “I am deeply honoured to serve the council and the residents of Babergh as Chairman of the council for the coming year. I have chosen Kernos as my charity for the fantastic work they do.

Mental health support and counselling required to cope with difficult situations should not have to come with a price tag. I want our residents and beyond to know that help is available and there is always someone they can talk to.

“I would also like to thank the outgoing Chairman, Cllr Kathryn Grandon who has served the council with a lot of charm and dignity during her two years in office, during a very difficult time. However, she rose to the challenge with style and grace.”

Cllr Adrian Osborne was first elected to Babergh District Council in 2007.

He has served three terms as Vice-Chairman as well as being on the Council’s Planning Committee, Overview & Scrutiny Committee and the Suffolk Joint Standards Board.

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Christopher Centre news for July The start of summer and thus far ‘flaming June’ has certainly lived up to its name . Here at The Christopher Centre, we are so pleased we now have our gazebo in the courtyard giving a shaded place to sit and enjoy refreshments.

Groups at The Christopher Centre in July: Open House: If you are feeling isolated or just enjoy company why not drop in between 10 a.m. and 12 noon for homemade refreshments, a cuppa and a chat. Community lunches: Monday 12 noon to 1.45p.m. Free homemade lunch, all welcome. Pilates: Monday 5.30 to 6.30 p.m. Tuesday 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Friday 12.30 to 1.30p.m. Otago: Tuesday 12.45 to 1.45 p.m. Weigh and Chat: Wednesday 9.30 to 10.30 Chair yoga: Wednesday 11a.m. to 12 noonAuthentic spiritual yoga: Wednesday 5.15 to 6.45p.m. & 7p.m. to 8.30 p.m.C’Art: A very friendly art and craft group, no art experience necessary. Enjoy being creative, eating cake and friendly chit chat every Thursday 10 a.m -12 noon Yoga: Thursday 6.30 to 7.30p.m. Vegan supper evening: Last Friday of the month (Friday 30th July) 7.30p.m. to book ring 01787313914 or 07462108708 email:sudburycommunitydepot@gmail.com or info@christophercentre.org.uk Christopher Centre Community Market: Saturday 10th July 10 a.m. to 2p.m. All our regular stalls: Sudbury Community Depot Stall: Homemade cakes, savouries and preserves. Summertime means Alfresco eating, barbecues and picnics, why not try our zingy relishes, pickles and our famous pepper and chilli drizzle, just perfect for alfresco gatherings.

Our cakes and bakes are perfect to take on a picnic. All monies raised go to support the work of the Community Depot Christopher Centre ‘Take Always’ stall: Curries, Lamb Madras, Chicken Jalfrezi, Mixed Vegetable Madras, Creamy Vegetable Korma. We will also have quiche and savoury pies (gluten free and plant based available) These must all be pre ordered info@christophercentre.org.uk or 01787313914 Sam’s Handmade cards, gifts and children’s knits, all monies from this stall donated to local charities. Penny, with her unique art work. Lia’s handmade craft and jewellery. Christopher Centre Crafts: ’Hand made

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Our Guest stalls include ‘Aromatherapy oils’ come along and chat with Louise about the benefits of Aromatherapy. Buttons Handmade Stationery and gifts Outside we have Sudbury Community Depot Bric-a-Brac. Who doesn’t love having a good old delve through bits and pieces to find a October 20 Text.qxp_Layout 11:33 Pagearea 4 under the gazebo. bargain?

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Rotary Club of Sudbury Sudbury Rotary Club is delighted to congratulate Christine Boatwright, Clinical Director of the Kernos Centre in Sudbury, who was chosen to receive a national Rotary Champions Award at a presentation ceremony held on 30 June, via Zoom.

Chris was nominated by Sudbury Rotary because of her dedicated work in developing counselling services at the Kernos Centre. Becoming a Rotary Champion recognises her vision in creating the Kernos Centre and her on-going commitment to its vital work in our community.

When Chris set up the Kernos Centre in 2002, she wished to ensure that anyone needing counselling and support should be able to access this, without charge if they could not afford to contribute towards the cost, and for as long as was needed. The demand for these services has grown considerably over the years and Chris remains undaunted in her determination to offer support from the Kernos Centre, and works tirelessly to raise the funding needed each year to help people who are distressed and in need of life-supporting therapy from professional counsellors.

Clients at the Centre have ranged from as young as five years old to as old as 95. Whatever the need, the Kernos Centre, under Chris’s leadership, will seek to meet it.

Her commitment to the work of the Centre has never wavered and she gives unstintingly of her time, energy and enthusiasm to its activities.

Despite having officially retired from a counselling role, Chris is still the ‘leading light’ as Clinical Director of the Kernos Centre. The Community Champions Award is justly deserved.

At a Picnic held in a large garden alongside the River Stour on Monday, 28 June, the out-going Rotary President, Sandra Armitage, was pleased to hand-over the baton to Gloria Woods, who had already announced her plans for the year ahead.

Whilst it will be necessary to continue to work safety within Covid rules, it is hoped to increase the impact of Sudbury Rotary on our local community, to expand our reach and make us more visible. Rotarians wish to engage with other groups and organisations to discover how Rotary could work with them. Gloria is keen to not decide to support a specific charity during her presidential year, but for Club members to decide on those who will benefit from each event organised.

In the year ahead, it is planned that Rotary lunches will take place on the first and third Monday each month, with a presentation from a visiting speaker or a Club member. On the second Monday each month the usual Business Meeting will happen via Zoom, so that those who wish can access this from the comfort of their own homes. On the fourth Monday each month, members will have the opportunity to help with a Service Project or take part in social events. In July, a cream tea will be on offer on the fourth Monday, socially distanced and outdoors.

The lunch-time meeting on 5 July will hear from Jane Gosling about The Soper Collection and on the 19 July, “Piracy on the High Seas” is the intriguing title of our speaker, Patrick Russi.

As always, an invitation is extended to anyone who might wish to become involved in projects to benefit our community, and make new friends: come and meet us and find out more!

To contact Sudbury Rotary Club please leave a message on the Club telephone (07787 470876).

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In March 2021, The Provincial Grand Lodge of Suffolk provided a substantial donation to the charity Medical Detection Dogs which trains dogs to detect the odour of human disease with the aim of developing faster, more efficient, and less invasive diagnostics that lead to better patient outcomes. The charity is at the forefront of the research into the fight against cancer and other life-threatening diseases.

There are many reasons why you may wish to expand your circle of friends and acquaintances. Perhaps you are new to the area or have simply out of circulation for a while andPage would June been text.qxp_Layout 1 06/05/2021 11:11 20 like to meet with likeminded individuals and spend quality time in good company. Becoming a Freemason gives you the means to meet new people and make new friends and provides an opportunity to develop and expand your social life as well as that of your partner and family.

Although we are known for significantly helping others, we do have an awful lot of fun in the process. Normally after each Lodge Meeting, we have a time for socialising and refreshment, known as the Festive Board.

• Call for volunteers across Suffolk to survey churches for bats this It can vary from Lodge to Lodge but the meal includes a few formalities summer such as Toasts and Acknowledgments. It is a truly enjoyable way to relax • This is part of a national survey run by the Bats in Churches project and enjoy excellent company, good food and who knows, maybe a glass • No prior knowledge needed to take part or two of your favourite tipple.

It is thought that at least 60 percent of pre-16th century churches across There are a number of societies in Freemasonry that provide the the country contain bat roosts, but this is an out of date estimate, it could opportunity to pursue a hobby or pastime that you may already have an be many more and it’s likely to vary widely across the country. interest in, or perhaps would welcome the chance to try. There are Fishing, For centuries, bats have been associated with churches and in some cases Clay Shooting, Golf and Bowls clubs already established, plus a number these historic buildings are home to national and even internationally of other activities for all levels of ability. important bat roosts.

If you would like to find out more about Babergh Lodge 8122 or The Bats in Churches Study aims to understand how and why these Freemasonry, please visit our website at baberghlodge8122.org.uk protected mammals use church buildings and is appealing for volunteers to come forward to help by searching for evidence of bats in their local church, including churches in Suffolk. The surveys run from the beginning Babergh Lodge No. 8122 of June to the end of August and are covid secure with guidelines provided Meeting at the Masonic Centre in Sudbury on the fourth for participants.

Wednesday in September, October, November, January, March The study has already thrown up some surprising results. In its trial year, and the third Wednesday in May. volunteers were delighted to discover the presence of grey long-eared Interested in joining Freemasonry? bats in a Devon church. These are one of the rarest mammals in Britain; with an approximate population of 1000 there are few known records of Please contact us at l8122babergh@gmail.com this species using churches.

Supporting our Local Community The study is led by Bats in Churches, a five-year project funded by the Visit Babergh Lodge at www.baberghlodge8122.org.uk National Lottery Heritage Fund and bringing together partners from the conservation and heritage sectors to reduce the damage that bats can cause in churches while also protecting their roosts.

The project is helping to provide innovative solutions that allow bats and churches to occupy the same space without conflict and works closely with ecologists, church architects and communities.

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The main feature of our June calendar was the annual Prom Concert held on Saturday 16th June at St to you having some Hello readers, and here’s Peter’s; year’s was great to have my summer this weather.

It’s been probably one back of the most door hooked so that I can see what’s going enjoyable a record on in the ever yard.with Fewer feeds are being set down attendance and are featured as the ponies livingthe on grass again, thank welcome return the popular goodness.

Theofswallows are back but annoyed Long Silver Band with doors of the stables with Melford us for bolting the top its new now. conductor, Nigel too many fan tailed at night Historically Partridge, takinghad thetheir stageeyes for on our premises for pigeons have reallydecided to keep them us for the The first humans time andhave nesting. “working the audience” in the out of the rafters this year so unless the swallows traditional items the towards the end of everyatProm Concert. This year’s was rather can negotiate louvered windows the back special becausethey the are Silver Bandtopaid to the RAF by playing Walford of the stables having looktribute elsewhere.

Davies’ Marchthem and call to the of the 1914-18 the We loveRAF hearing assoldiers they dash around the war. yard,Emphasising almost too fast wide to berange seen.of music which we enjoyed, other items included Karl Jenkins’ Benedictus, the Best of Bond and a miscellany from West Side Story. Taking More riders are returning so that some sessions now have four horses or up the West Side story cue, Sudbury’s young soprano Evie Press enthralled ponies working a lesson; it’s good to be able to welcome some new riders the audience with her rendition of “I feel pretty” and perhaps even more so too, but STILL we can’t help our wheelchair jockeys, they need just too Puccini’s O Mio Babbino Caro, accompanied on the organ by Rotarian Roger much contact with the volunteers for it to be safe. Also the yard remains Green. Not surprisingly the audience called for encores from both Evie and the closed to the public; all our riders have to dismount and leave straight Silver Band and we ended the night singing “Bring me sunshine”. away. The yard is taken up with saddle horses on which bridles, saddles What an event! – I did and equipment can be sterilised after each ride. Boots and hats get the wonder at one point same treatment. It all makes extra work for the volunteers but no one is whether there might complaining, we are just glad to be operating. also be dancing in the Max, my Friday rider, has kindly allowed me to send in this photo him aisles.

Maybe nextofyear doing stretches with the rubber band whilst trotting on me.

My riders work because the Silver Band very hard at improving their strength and Max is noisexception.

He can ride already booked for fast whilst we are together, guess we both enjoy ourselves. next year’s concert on 15th June for 2019.

Mark I hope you all enjoy yourselves this month. No more exams the GCSE thisPlease date in yourondiaries students and a long summer holiday ahead for most. carry being now!to be at full capacity careful of yourselves, and mindful of others. We want for the new school year, with all restrictions behind us by September.

Preceeding Good luck! this year’s Prom Concert, Sudbury Rotary held a Charity Auction at 12 noon on the same day. The auctioneer was Rotarian Richard Kemsley, a true professional in this role.

Thanks to him, the generosity All Saints (Church of England), Church Street, CO10 2BL of local businesses and fellow Holy Communion on 1st Sunday at 8am.

Rotarians – and of course Holy Communion on 2nd those who purchased the and 50- 4th Sunday at 10am.

Morning Praise 3rd Sundays or-so items – weonraised over at 10am.

A joint The service with St.from Andrew’s and St. Gregory’s at one of the three £1850. proceeds all churches 5th Sundays. except one on item swill be shared Zoom services at 10am 1st charities: and 3rd Sundays. between this year’s Rotaryonlocal Compassion and Kernos www.allsaints-sudbury.co.uk Rotary is one of the largest humanitarian organisations in the world. All funding Cornard Christiangoes Fellowship, The Hall, 1 Broom Gt Cornard, CO10 raised for charities direct without deduction forSt, administration.

Rotary0JT is Sundays, 10.30am. of all www.ccfalive.co.uk ages and we would like more of you to join us, both as open to people Holy Trinity Melford (Church ofmembership England), The Green, Long Melindividuals andLong as companies.

Corporate is ideal for medium (and large!) companies ford, CO10 9DT whereby a number of staff can become members as part ofSundays their company andalso enjoy all the rights and privileges whilst sharing out the 10.30am, live-streamed. www.longmelfordchurch.com activities New Lifebetween Churchthem. Membership, whether as individuals or as part of a with theSchool, local community andmeetfurther company, a good way to get involved Sundays,is10:30am at Thomas Gainsborough Gt Cornard, afield.

Rotarian you are not only part of an active local club but also part ing in As theamain school’s auditorium. ofFor a world-wide organisation with over 32,000 clubs across the world updates check our Facebook page: @NLCGreatCornard, or ourwhere any Rotarian is a welcome visitor. website: www.newlifechurch.community Sudbury Rotary itself meets weekly on(Catholic Mondays at lunchtime at theCO10 Mill Hotel.

Our Lady & St John the Evangelist Church) , The Croft, 1HW We are also setting up a Rotary Community Forum which will meet on a more Saturday Vigil Mass at 5pm. informal basis and we have established “Friends of Rotary” for those of you Sunday Mass at 9.15am. www.sudburywithhadleigh.com who would like to be aware of our on-going activities.

Salvation Army, 1 Station Road, CO10 2SP Plans for the coming Presidential year which started this month (July) include Sunday Meeting - 10.30am. www.salvationarmy.org.uk/sudbury establishing “Rotakids” in some local primary schools, alongside our existing St Andrew’s (Church of England), Bureswork Road, Gtannual Cornard, CO10 0EL for environmental and career development and sponsorship Sundays 8amLeadership - Simplifiedawards.

Holy Communion Rotary Youth Next year’s local charities will be the (also live on Zoom - see website).

10am - Holy Communion Richmond Fellowship, Befriending and the and EastFacebook Anglia Air Ambulance.

Wednesdays 9am - Midweek Communion Internationally we will be continuing our support for a community school in Fridays 9am Morningexisting Prayer links www.standrews-gc.org.uk Tanzania and -through with the Mali Development Group, for St Gregory’s of England), Gregory to Street, CO10 1BA community street children (Church in Mali. We hope to continue run the various Sundays Holy Communion 10am. events for which – I think – we8am haveand become well-known together with perhaps www.stgregorychurchsudbury.co.uk Wednesdays Communion 11am.

Pressing and a “President’s concert. one or two newHoly events such as Apple IfSt you wouldMethodist like more information aboutRoad, us or CO10 would 1ND like to come along to one John’s Church, York ofMorning our meetings to seeevery whatSunday. we are like, a contact Glynservice Jones worship 10.30am Usually, Communion (glynjones1937@gmail.com) for membership enquiries or our secretary Roger on 4th Sunday of month. www.stjohnssudbury.co.uk Green on 07787 470876 or look us upStreet, on ourCO10 website Sudbury Baptist Church, Church 2BJ Sundays, 10.30am. www.sudburybaptistchurch.co.ukRotarian Tony Platt

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Ken’s SESAW News Suffolk & Essex Small Animal Welfare Reg charity no 1124029 Now that’s something youDelicious! don’t seeA steaming, hot cuppa on a roasting hot day.

AsI I buried my face in Tanya’s mug to every day. Maisie, the springer and glean last drops of her tea, I couldn’t help were meeting the lovely people at the Lush earwigging Cosmetics in Ipswich because they were about some good news.

Mum Pot was pleased donating profits from their Charity because last cream to SESAW. Suddenly we saw a the rescuedwithraptor was human striding through the precinct leaving us. Several a tall contraption strapping to his back. birds of prey, Apparently it was the Google Earth guy, including a Buzzard, arrived at SESAW needing intensive mapping the precinct with a 360 ̊ camera. feeding due to the wet, cold Spring. One also had And I thought he was there just to a fractured wing which was repaired by our vet. photograph me! Mind you, Maisie and I All have now returned to their natural environment were soon the centre of attention again including a Barn Owl which is being offered but I really didn’t know where to look supplementary food to ensure a smooth transition when she rolled on her back for tummy back to the wild. tickles. That dog is SO embarrassing!

If a run on the wild side appeals, there is just time to enlist in the Nayland I should explain about Maisie. She 10K on Sunday 12th July. This fun, family event (not a race) for all levels, is arrived at SESAW one Christmas, in well organised and raises lots of money for several local charities including great pain, hardly able to walk. Luckily our talented vet was able to correct a SESAW. Sign up at: www.nayland10k.co.uk birth defect on her legs. She patiently endured a long recovery period, As we all adapt to the ‘new normal’ some of our volunteers have moved remaining calm as her dressings were changed and licking everyone who on, leaving us short of animal carers. If you can help and have a morning cared for her. Two years later our Spaniel enjoys life, goes for short walks and to spare each week, please leave a message on our answerphone or email loves nothing better than a squeaky toy. with your details. Jobs include cleaning kennels, dog walking and feeding Our volunteers are looking – which reminds me, it’s time for dinner! Come on Mum, put the kettle on forward to attending the for another brew and don’t forget to save some for me, Kenny (the Boss) Eight Ash Green Music Chihuahua.

Festival on 21st July and Suffolk & Essex Small Animal Welfare, Registered Charity then it’s all systems go for No.1124029, Stoke Road, Leavenheath, CO6 4PP. Tel: 01787 210888 our own Open Day and www.sesaw.co.uk Fun Dog Show, 12 - 4 pm on Sunday 29th July at the Sanctuary.

Lots to see, do and eat Eventually a home match and plus entertainment from perfect weather!

HUG - the Hadleigh Braintree Golf We Club’s Silver team Ukulele Group! are still in need of raffle prizes for this, our happiest day of wereyear. toughPlease opposition andyouhad the join us, might even see me, Kenny (the Boss) difficulty getting to grips with Chihuahua.

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Suffolk &sloping Essex Small Animal Welfare, Reg.Charity No.1124029, Stoke Resulting in a win for Stoke 3 1/2Road, Leavenheath, CO6 4PP, tel: 01787 210888 www.sesaw.co.uk 1 1/2. Bev Thompson, Margaret Bentley and Catriona Chaplin left to right:- Margaret Bentley, Corinne Jackson,Katie Clark,Catriona Chaplin and Bev Thompson, many providing the wins, Katie Clark’s thanks to the team sponsors LB Group. match finished in a draw after a hard fought battle.

Corinne Saturday 28th July 2018, 12:00-4:00pm at the Henny Swan. All the usual Jackson sadly lostChildren’s her gamegames after aand hard match againstShy, an on form games and stalls: forfought the Adults-Coconut Bowling opponent.

Well ladies. for the Pig etc ondone the banks of the River Stour. As well as the annual Duck The last will be on June 12th at and Stoke against Theydon Bois. Free.

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Entrance From left to right:- Margaret Bentley, Corinne Jackson,Katie Clark,Catriona Chaplin and Bev Thompson, many thanks to the team sponsors LB Group.

A 2nd win for Stoke By Nayland Silver Team!

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Thursday 3rd June On a beautiful Thursday at Stoke By Nayland the Ladies played a Medal Competition on the Constable Course. The ladies enjoying the dry conditions and the run on the ball played some excellent golf. Pamela Randle had a fantastic round winning with a net 68, Janet Hodge in 2nd place with a net 69. Johanna Stowhewer-Smith came 3rd with net 71.

Stoke By Nayland’s President Steve Clark, & his wife Ann, were pleased to present prizes to the winners of a Mixed Competition on Bank Holiday Monday 31st May 2021.

It was played in glorious summer sunshine (at last!!) in “Betterball” format, so each person playing their own ball and the best stableford score on each hole recorded.

Winners of the Presidents Prize Steve & Ann also served beer & Pimms were Katy and Guy Williamson during the round which was much appreciated!

Guy & Katie Williamson (pictured) took the top prize with 43 points, Cyril Williams & Janet Bettle 2ndwith 42 points and Mark & Katie Clark 3rd ocb with 39 points.

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