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Beginning on November 25th, there will be an Advent Calendar on display with a difference, Churches Together will have an Advent Art Trail displaying art in shops and businesses in Sudbury and maps of the trail will be available from Sudbury Library, Kingfisher Leisure Centre, No. 72 North Street and Sudbury Town Hall. The Sudbury Town Council organised firework display at The Delphi Centre will be on November 6th starting at 6.30 pm with free entry. Two Autumn Concerts in St. Peter’s this month; the Sudbury Choral Society on November 20th and Sudbury Symphony Orchestra on November 27th. Remember that when no events are on in St. Peters, it is normally open between 11am and 3pm and all visitors are welcome. Christmas Light Switch On and Fair will be on Friday November 26th at 6.30pm when Christmas shopping gets into full swing with stalls and lots going on including Santa’s Grotto, adult and children’s rides. On the morning of November 26th from 9.30am Sudbury Farmers Market will be in St. Peter’s and during the Christmas Light Switch On in the evening there will be more stalls in the church. Sudbury Musical Society are putting on ‘Half a Sixpence’ at the Quay Theatre between November 16th and 19th, a perfect antidote to any November blues! Finally, why not try something new this November with a free taster session at Sudbury Bowls Club indoor rink in Quay Lane. Whether you are 9 or 90 you will be welcome to have a go with a qualified coach. For more information contact Susan on 07582 161566 or email sudburybowlsclub@gmail.com For a full list of all the events visit the Sudbury Tourist Information Centre located in the library or on the What’s On page at www.seeanddosudbury.co.uk.
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Sudbury Dramatic Society Yes it’s Panto Time!
If you can`t afford the Caribbean this Christmas don`t despair, you can cast off for Christmas on a Tropical Treasure Island filled with the oddest pirates you have ever seen without leaving Sudbury. Yes it’s Panto Time! and this year Sudbury Dramatic Society are delighted to announce that they are bringing something a little bit different to Sudbury’s Quay Theatre with a brand new pantomime, Treasure Island written in traditional pantomime style by local authors Mike Fahie-Wilson and Bez Berry, and co-directed by SDS Panto stalwart (and last year’s Dame) Malcolm Hollister. A bold gang of pirates have navigated the River Stour to smuggle in a show that the whole family will enjoy, bringing with them plenty of traditional pantomime fare, singing and laughter. Join One-Eyed Pete, Billy Bones, Long John Silver, ‘Mrs’ Hawkins and her son Jim as they keep everyone on their toes and share out some long lost treasure! Treasure Island starts on Friday 16th December at 7.30pm and runs for a total of 22 performances, with a variety of evening and matinee performances on offer up until Sunday 1st January at 3pm. Tickets are available now from the Quay Theatre Box Office on 01787 374745 or online at www.quaysudbury.com. Treasure Island is a show that crackles with plenty of fun, so come along and join in!
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Generous £10,000 giveaway from award-winning lifestyle firm
An award-winning lifestyle firm is planning to donate £10,000 worth of replacement windows and doors to a community building in need of a revamp. SEH BAC, part of One Group Construction, has launched the giveaway to celebrate 45 years of trading, and is asking the public to nominate a community building that they or their community group uses. Managing Director John Savage of SEH BAC, which runs 17 show centres across East Anglia, Kent, Surrey, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire, said: “We’ve been fortunate enough to have been supported by the public for 45 years and because of this we want to give something back. “We feel the best way to do so is to offer a one-off prize of what we do best – improving property. There is bound to be a community building out there that desperately needs our help. We just need to hear about it. “All it takes is a small amount of time to enter – the payoff could be great for your community building.” To take part in the competition, simply visit www.sehbac.com/community to see terms and conditions and to fill out the entry form. Closing date is 20 November 2016.
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“This Christmas our Fête de Nöel is going to be even more magical than ever” enthuses Cathy Bullen who, together with her husband Peter, run the now celebrated Boule-in French Fairs in Bildeston “we have so much to celebrate” and indeed it seems they do! “It’s now 6 years since we returned from living in Provence and starting up our French collectables business - 5 years of events in Bildeston and 2 successful years with our shop in London - a magical whirlwind of an adventure that’s far from over….but it’s not just that” she grins “I just LOVE all things glittery so it’s a wonderful excuse to over indulge on the decorating, especially as ‘French Christmas’ has a unique charm all of its own: It’s also fun that we go on into the evening so everything can be lit up for extra sparkle!” There’s no doubt that a trip to the Boule-in Fête de Nöel (Thursday 24th - Saturday 26th November) will offer you a truly unique and charming Christmas shopping experience. With all their stock authentically sourced from France they fill their barn and garden with decorative collectables and thoughtful, affordable gifts to make purchasing as well as giving an extra pleasure this Christmas. Fête de Nöel runs 24th - 26th November 10am to 7pm daily www.boule-in.co.uk / 01449 740359
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Local residents, businesses, community groups and schools came together to play Beat the Street in Sudbury and Great Cornard travelling thousands of miles in September and October. Over the past six weeks, Beat the Street has transformed Sudbury and Great Cornard into a giant walking, running and cycling game – residents travelling around the area tapping special Beat Boxes on lampposts has become a familiar sight in Sudbury and Great Cornard. Residents of all ages took part in the community health competition with local schools and organisations created teams and competed against each other to see who could travel the furthest to win some fantastic prizes. Beat the Street Sudbury and Great Cornard is an initiative run by Intelligent Health in partnership with Suffolk County Council. Taking place during Suffolk’s Year of Walking, Beat the Street is designed to inspire whole communities to get moving. Cllr Tony Goldson, Cabinet Member for Health at Suffolk County Council said: “Congratulations to each and every person who has taken part in Beat the Street. “The competition has been very much the talk of the town for the past few weeks and we’ve heard from many people who say they will miss the Beat Boxes. However, if you’ve enjoyed Beat the Street, please keep up the great work and continue to build on the great foundations that you’ve made for your health. We hope you’ve enjoyed it!”
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Handmade Christmas Craft Fair featuring over 40 artists & makers returns to Long Melford
Now in its fifth year, the We Are Handmade Christmas Fair will take place at The Old School in Long Melford on Saturday 19th November from 10am – 4pm. The Fair is always a popular event as it is packed full of beautiful handmade crafts, and is an ideal place to find unique gifts for loved ones this Christmas, with many stallholders taking commissions. Stallholders include local artist and Capricorn Crafts weaver, Katie Green; Capricorn Crafts, makers of wooden toys & gifts; Jewellery by Gina; Linda Luckin Pottery and Honeybee Natural Beauty. There will be a wide range of contemporary and vintage inspired handmade crafts to buy including jewellery, cards, prints, glass decorations, pottery, clothes, bags, candles and a range of items for the home and garden. Norah Stocker from Fantasia Textiles joins us again to demonstrate various techniques using textiles. Norah runs a fantastic range of classes and workshops from her Coggeshall Studio. Entrance to the Fair is free. Plum Fairy will be running the Tearoom so there will be the opportunity for delicious tea and cake, all served Jewellery by Gina on lovely vintage crockery. A full list of makers will be on www.wearehandmade.co.uk a few weeks before the Fair. Further information call Dee on 07824 888 346 or visit www.wearehandmade.co.uk
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James Cartlidge writes Member of Parliament for South Suffolk
Just as millions of people buy a weekly lottery ticket, with the revenue earned funding good causes locally and nationally, we MPs enter our own unique type of lottery that takes place every week that the House of Commons is sitting. It's the draw to be one of the 15 MPs named on the 'Order Paper' for Prime Minister's Questions, guaranteeing us the chance to quiz the nation's leader in what remains our most high profile Parliamentary event. It is true that we can also 'bob' (i.e. rise in our seat) to try and ask a Prime Minister's Question. This is because Commons tradition dictates that questions should alternate from either side of the chamber and therefore when there are two MPs from the same party consecutively on the Order Paper, there is another opportunity to contribute. But actually being called when 'bobbing' is another lottery in itself. The last time I was drawn for the PMQs Order Paper was the first week back from party conference in early October. This winning ticket, as it were, coincided neatly with the wonderful news about significant Lottery funding awards in South Suffolk. This included £206,000 for Clare Castle Country Park to transform its green spaces, and almost £5m for Gainsborough's House Museum in Sudbury to become a 'national cultural attraction'. It was therefore a great honour to be able to raise the latter success in my Prime Minister's Question. Theresa May responded by saying that "Many people will enjoy visiting Gainsborough's House in the future as a result of the work that will be able to be done". Quite - we should hope that many more people will enjoy visiting not just Gainsborough's House but attractions across South Suffolk, as a result of this success. This will benefit our broader tourism offer which is so important to sustaining local shops across in our market towns and villages. Yet, for all the luck of the draw involved in the lottery, there is nothing lucky about organisations which put in enormous effort to make bids which then qualify for funding. I wish them a thoroughly deserved congratulations!
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Friday December 2nd 5.30 pm - 8.00 pm Saturday 3rd, 11 am - 5 pm; Sunday 4th, 11 am - 4 pm
Come and join us for a fabulous festive weekend of Christmas shopping with 40 fantastic stalls, food market, entertainment, Father Christmas in his grotto, children's fairground rides and funfair, strolling Disney entertainers, wine bar, hog roast, hot food, mulled wine....all in our lovely medieval village. Father Christmas will arrive at 5.30pm on Friday for the grand ceremonial opening and the traditional switching-on of the village lights and giant Christmas tree. Then following on from their huge success at last year's Christmas Fair the amazing D'Ukes Ukelele Band will begin their three hour performance. If you missed them last year don't miss out this year! They're the fun of the fair. They will perform again on Saturday afternoon, along with other terrific musical acts. Our wonderful local Contemporary Upbeat choir will be singing in the Market Place from 11 am to 12 on Saturday morning and there will be other musical acts and entertainers on Saturday and all day on Sunday. There will be more than 40 different stalls under marquees throughout the weekend, selling a variety of Christmas gifts, children's toys, games and books, knitwear, clothes, handbags, jewellery, sheepskin items, paintings and prints, Christmas wreaths and flowers, locally produced wines, ales, meats, pies, turkeys, cheeses, cakes and chocolates..... and more! There are big raffle prizes to be won and fun to be had all weekend long, whatever the weather. And parking will be easier this year! For more information go to www.lovelavenham.co.uk
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The Sudbury Festival of Performing Arts is preparing for its 95th year and the 2017 Syllabus is now available
We would like to take this opportunity to thank Holmes and Hill for generously supporting the 2017 Sudbury Festival. This action-packed event begins with the Dance Section on the 11th February. The Festival welcomes talented people from all age groups from a wide area of East Anglia. Some are experienced performers, but we welcome those who wish to enter for the first time. Last year there was a slight increase in entries from schools in the area but we would like to encourage more schools to enter. There are a large number of cups to be won and there are non-competitive classes for those who prefer them. The Adjudicators, who are all highly qualified in their various fields, give to all performers a constructive and helpful appraisal. The Festival dates are listed below: Dance – 11th - 15th February at the Ormiston Acadamy Music – 28th February - 5th March at the Delphi and Speech and Drama – 9th - 13th March at the Delphi. Finishing with a wonderful Concert on the 19th March showcasing some of the talented performers in all three disciplines. The syllabus and entry forms are available at Tourist Information Centres and Performing Arts shops in Sudbury, Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich and Colchester. Closing date for entries - 12 November 2016
Sunday Special!
Sudbury Symphony Orchestra is delighted to announce that Thomas Isaac, one of Britains up and coming cello superstars, will be their soloist in Haydn’s 2nd cello concerto in their concert on Sunday 26th November. Thomas began playing cello at the age of 6, and now studies at the Royal Academy of Music where last year he won first prize for his performance of Bach’s Suite for Cello no 2. He performs with many leading orchestras as Principal Orchestral cellist both in the UK and Europe and this year appeared in a BBC Proms Extra concert. As a soloist Thomas has performed in many venues including the Wigmore Hall. In our concert Thomas will be performing Haydn’s 2nd cello concerto, a true classic in which the cello sings and dances with graceful and lilting melodies, playing a surprising number of passages in soprano range. This piece challenges the most brilliant of cellists, stretching the instrument to its fullest capacity. Sudbury Symphony Orchestra will also be performing Schubert's 9th symphony The Great Symphony in C major. The symphony was almost lost to the world until Robert Schumann discovered it and recognised it for what it was. The symphony has wonderful tunes and movement as though riding through countryside, here trotting, then a canter, then a pause to take in the view. There is a spontaneity in its grand development. A rich and immensely enjoyable musical journey. We hope you will join us for a spirited and inspiring musical evening. Tickets: Adult £12, Child £2 Available mid October from Compact Music, North Street, Sudbury and Sudbury Tourist Information (library) email: tickets@sudburysymphonyorchestra.com A limited number of tickets will be available on the door. www.sudburysymphonyorchestra.com
Eye health initiative goes down a treat
A week-long initiative in Suffolk and Essex to raise awareness of how healthy eating can improve sight has been hailed a ‘great success’. Members of staff from opticians in Sudbury, Ipswich, Southwold, Halstead, Leigh-on-Sea, Beccles and Haverhill took to the streets to hand out healthy treats and educational information to members of the public. More than 200 people enjoyed tasty delights such as healthy juices, smoothies and jellies and were given bags of leafy greens to take away. The week-long initiative was organised by the Observatory Group, which trades under the names of Observatory the Opticians and Wardale Williams. It was held as part of National Eye Health Week (NEHW) which sees eye care charities, organisations and health professionals from across the UK joining together to promote the importance of eye health. The optical group decided to focus on the importance of a good and healthy diet to optimise eye health. Joanna Williams, one of the group’s senior optometrist, said: “The initiative was really well received by the public. We engaged with people of all ages who were very interested to learn how the high anti-oxidant value of many ingredients can help the eye by reducing cell degeneration. Key chemicals such as lutein and zeaxanthin found in leafy greens and fruit and veg can significantly aid eyesight. There is also evidence to suggest regularly eating such foods may slow or prevent age related macular degeneration (AMD) – the leading cause of loss of vision in the UK. Our treats were very popular with the public which allowed us to provide a fun way to distribute a very serious message.”
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Melodic Modern Music are not words you normally associate with one another but on Sunday 20th November, Sudbury Choral Society is putting on a concert of Modern Choral music that belies this commonly held view. The concert includes choral music by the Norwegian composer Ola Gjeila whose ethereal sounds are causing a sensation on Classic fm at the moment; along with stalwarts of English music, composers John Rutter, Benjamin Britten, Ralph Vaughan Williams and George Dyson. As an extra treat we also have 3 solo songs by Claude Debussy with harp accompaniment. The choir is supported by a string orchestra and features East Anglian Soprano Laura Morgan and local harpist Helen Sharp. St Peter’s Church, Market Hill Sudbury Sunday 20th November 2016, 7:30 pm - Doors and bar open at 7pm Adults £10; 11-18’s £5; Under 11’s free
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Sue Ryder team up with Morrisons in Hadleigh
Last week, staff and volunteers from Sue Ryder in Sudbury, teamed up with their local Morrisons in Hadleigh, to help raise money in celebration of Hospice Care Week. Laura Sargent, Head of Recruitment, Sue Ryder said: “We had a great day collecting at Morrisons in Hadleigh, Suffolk. Thanks to Morrisons Community Champion Lorna McGill who helped us arrange the fundraiser. Customers and staff were extremely generous and helped to raise over £100 in donations. Thank you to everyone who came by to say hello and donated.” Morrisons stores across the UK joined together to celebrate Hospice Care Week, the national annual awareness week which recognises the amazing work of hospices in the UK. Alongside fundraising collections, the supermarket stocked a special Sue Ryder bouquet of flowers which sold out in less than two weeks. Warburtons are also giving their support to Morrisons’ national charity partner by making a donation, each time a customer buys a nine-pack of Warburtons crumpets. So enjoy a hot toasted crumpet this month and you could be helping to provide incredible hospice care and support to thousands of families. Morrisons Raise a Smile partnership with Sue Ryder has raised over £6 million, helping Sue Ryder to provide over 123,500 extra hours of incredible care a year, supporting families across the UK facing the most difficult times of their lives. 12
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Sudbury Mayor’s Report On Sunday as I was driving home to Sudbury from Needham Market, I was so aware of how fortunate I am to live in this beautiful county. The autumnal colours on the trees against the ever changing sky was just breath taking. So often we rush through each day without appreciating all the good and precious things in our lives. My time as Mayor is such an eye opening experience. I have met and will continue to meet so many delightful people, from a little five year old who asked me if we had any dinosaurs in the Town Hall! To listening to the memories of residents in their nineties. We had great evening at the Town Hall when the winners of The Pride of Sudbury Competition .Another opportunity to meet residents who have made a real effort with their gardens and allotments. I had a meeting with our Senior Community Warden, Sue Bennett and Greg Bishop. Hopefully from this meeting we will create a group of residents who will try to have a real push to keep our streets and verges cleaner. Already Sue and Greg spend a lot of time keeping the town clean, they have some excellent ideas and initiatives. I must give Ethan, who is only seven a mention, he has a special cart provided by Ridgeons, the area around Woodhall is much cleaner thanks to Ethan. Woe betide anyone silly enough to throw their rubbish. Town Council and Sudbury Rotary are organising a litter pick at the end of this month everyone welcome. We meet at Tesco on Saturday 29th at 10.30. I was invited to a retirement lunch for Derek Howells at the Christopher Centre. He has given many years of selfless service in creating and supporting the centre. There is a book in the centre that gives the history and background of the building all researched by Derek. A fascinating record of this beautiful old building. “Sudbury Remembers the Somme” organised by The Friends of St Peter’s was a brilliant tribute to the many brave men who gave their lives. Poems were read and extracts from the book “Our Glorious Dead“ written by Valerie Herbert and Shirley Smith. The bagpipes were played with great skill by Trisha Drawbridge. It was the most poignant yet beautiful event I have ever attended. We are nearing the special time in November when we remember all those who have sacrificed their lives for our freedom and those who are living with life changing injuries from war. I was given this very sad fact by Colin Smith the secretary of Sudbury British Legion. In 2012 forty four British soldiers were killed in Afghanistan but fifty serving soldiers and veterans took their own lives in the same year. It is vital that the British Legion continues to be fully supported to reach out to those who are still suffering physically and mentally. The Sudbury Royal British Launch will be outside the Town Hall on 29th October. There will be tea and coffee in the Mayor’s Parlour afterwards, everyone welcome. Sue Ayres, Sudbury Town Mayor
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At the AGM of the IPS (The organisation that manage the Suffolk Libraries) another successful year was reported by the Chief Executive Alison Wheeler. All libraries in Suffolk remaining open and many new projects are in the pipe line. A very well attended quiz was held by The Friends, with the great help of our Quiz master Jim McMillan. The money raised will be reinvested in the Library. On the 3rd November we shall be holding ‘IMPROVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHY’ a talk and exhibition (this subject was requested by a visitor to a previous talk) I hope he will be there! Tickets for this event are on sale at the Library priced £6 to include refreshments. In the lead up to Christmas there will a seasonal raffle on offer in the Library, the profits going towards the long awaited public toilet for use of the Library users. The fund raising events are all to improve the facilities in the Library and to keep the building of the Old Corn Exchange in the public eye. M. Lewis
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Everyone has their poison. Mine just happens to be Gin & Rum. Not together! Gin has grown massively over the last ten years and, in the last two years, has particularly catapulted into everyone’s mind via TV, advertising and festivals dedicating prime exposure to the heavenly juniper nectar. Over fourty five new gin distilleries have been set up in the UK over the past few years alone and our mission is to keep you, the gin loving consumer, upto-date with what’s new, what botanicals are being used, fun ways of tasting gin and where to buy it. GinPunch.com was set up to do two things: Champion small batch (non-supermarket) craft gin from around the UK and educate gin consumers (old and new) quickly and in a light-hearted way without having to read pages of elitist and sometimes condescending text. One of our missions is to get you to SHARE TASTE. Like most life experiences, it’s generally better to share, so we have put together a selection of gin hampers and boxes containing three bottles of assorted craft gin, two great mixers and a packet of gourmet G & T popcorn. Our point of difference is that our bottles are 100ml rather than the usual 30ml or 50ml miniatures so you have four pub measures in each bottle, giving you more than enough to share your tasting experiences. Whether you prefer a zingy citrus hit, a herby savoury flavour or a spicy explosion in your mouth we have all the information to help you make your decisions and an on-board shop so you can instantly order what takes your fancy. With virtually every county in the UK having its own local brand (there are three in Suffolk) and each using its own unique botanical formulations and distilling techniques, you have a wonderfully wide gin palate to choose from and GinPunch.com are there to help you find out what’s available. Office: 01473 828385 info@ginpunch.com 6 High Street, Hadleigh, Suffolk IP7 5AP www.GinPunch.com
November at The Bridge Project
I sometimes think that The Bridge Project is one of Sudbury’s best kept secrets! Perched at the top of Gainsborough Street we have a lot going on, behind our admittedly colourful façade! We have a lovely cafe serving really great homemade food, and behind that we also provide support and activities for people with learning disabilities, a mental health support group, a lunch club, film and supper nights, dementia support, paint your own activities and fabulous food to name but a few. This month is going to be one of the most exciting for us in a long time, we will be getting in some practice in our new commercial kitchen in the Pavilion building, many thanks to The Postcode Lottery, in preparation for the expansion of our popular lunch time hot meal deliveries to Long Melford, Acton and Waldingfield next month. Get in touch if you’d like more information about meal deliveries locally. Don’t forget to come in for coffee, a snack, or lunch…or all three - and see for yourself, and also get your orders in for Christmas cakes, mince pies, sausage rolls and the like. And here’s a couple of dates for your diary..16th November come and watch Remember over afternoon tea, or with supper, 3rd December get your unique gifts and cards at our Christmas Fair. The Bridge Project, 20 Gainsborough Street, Sudbury CO10 2EU Telephone: 01787 313691 Email: info@thebridgeproject.co.uk
Business Glass Collection Service Takes Off
Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils’ new kerbside Business Glass Collection Service has begun collecting glass from businesses across the districts. From June this year, the councils have offered businesses a service that collects waste glass for recycling rather than allowing it to join general waste that is disposed of at the Energy-from-Waste plant at Great Blakenham. New specialist collection vehicles are operating across the districts, offering the service to any business that presently disposes of a large amount of glass with its general waste. Dedicated two-wheel bins, with 240 litre capacity, are provided to businesses to make the kerbside collection as easy and efficient as possible. This specialist service ensures that more glass is recycled and that more businesses can dispose of their waste in a green manner while keeping their costs low. Although the service is aimed primarily at high glass use businesses in the hospitality sector, such as pubs, food serving enterprises and wedding venues, it is available to any business that disposes of large amounts of glass. The service can be purchased independently of the established Business & Trade waste collection service. Existing Business & Trade clients can add glass collection to their subscription. Businesses interested in subscribing can find details online at: http://www.midsuffolk.gov.uk/waste-services/trade-waste/trade-waste-and-recycling/ or: http://www.babergh.gov.uk/waste-services/trade-waste/trade-waste-and-recycling/ The service is also available for one-off events that have to dispose of a large quantity of bottles and jars. By offering a dedicated Business Glass Collection Service the councils aim to reduce waste costs for local businesses. It will help their economic growth and profitability while also increasing recycling across the districts. Cllr Frank Lawrenson, Babergh District Council’s Portfolio Holder for Environment, said: “With so much waste being produced in the modern economy, it is vital that we recycle as much as we possibly can. This new service offers an easy, affordable way for businesses to ensure their glass waste can be reused, while also providing our councils with income to reinvest in our waste services. By signing up, clients are helping their business, the environment and their community all at once.” Cllr David Burn, Mid Suffolk District Council’s Portfolio Holder for Environment, said: “Glass recycling is important but we understand that some businesses don’t have easy access to suitable facilities. This new service provides businesses with the opportunity of ensuring their glass is disposed of responsibly and at the same time enables them to play an important part in helping to protect the environment.” This new service is a service available only to businesses. Residents can dispose of household glass at any of the Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRC) or bottle banks across the districts. Find your nearest HWRC on the Recycle Now website: www.recyclenow.com/local-recycling
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By Sue Wardropper, Family Law Solicitor The shops are already displaying the first signs of Christmas by promoting tins of our favourite chocolate treats as well as offering deals if Christmas grottos are booked early. For parents who have separated the idea of Christmas approaching can bring added anxiety and worry especially if it is the first Christmas the family will have experienced living in separate households. So what steps can be taken to try to avoid an otherwise stressful Christmas? It goes without saying that planning ahead will help. A last minute court application will not be high up on anyone’s Christmas list. However, in past years I have spent the days leading up to Christmas in court acting for parents who have not been able to reach an agreement over Christmas holiday arrangements. So planning ahead really can assist. Try to reach an agreement about the Christmas holiday period as much in advance of the event as you are both able to. Consider having an agreement in place with the other parent to alternate Christmas so that the children can spend Christmas Day with each parent on alternate years. If communication between you is difficult then consideration should be given to attending mediation to help you both reach an agreement. We can refer you to a local specialist mediator if you are considering this. It is important to remember that even if the children are not with you on Christmas day you can make the days you spend with the children over the Christmas holiday period just as special and the children will love the chance to have two Christmas days. Ensure the time you each spend with the children is special but don’t try to outdo each other with presents. Try to discuss together the presents the Children would like and agree how the presents are to be handed over. Maintain family traditions you have established as a family where possible. It might not be a tradition you have known yourself as a child, but it may be one that the Children are used to. Always, of course, remembering to leave out food for the reindeers! If you are worried about raising the issue of Christmas with your former partner or spouse consider making an appointment with myself or one of my colleagues in Holmes & Hills’ specialist team of Family Law solicitors. Holmes and Hills offer an initial fixed fee consultation for a reduced fee. This meeting will enable you to discuss your particular concerns with one of our specialist family lawyers who will offer advice and guidance specific to your circumstances and needs. And finally to those who celebrate the season, may I be the first to wish you a stress free and Happy Christmas. Holmes & Hills Solicitors, 96 North Street, Sudbury CO10 1RF 01787 275275 www.holmes-hills.co.uk
Concert by the St Edmundsbury Male Voice Choir
Little Waldingfield History Society is delighted to host a concert by the St Edmundsbury Male Voice Choir, with the female trio Classic Femme, commencing at 7.30 p.m. on November 19th in St Lawrence Church Little Waldingfield, in aid of the St Lawrence church renovation fund. The choir has a wide repertoire of songs from 1940s swing, Welsh hymns, spirituals, folk songs and musical theatre, to tunes from the charts. This concert will feature many choir old favourites, with music to suit every taste ranging from Classical to Rogers & Hammerstein, Gershwin, Burt Bacharach, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, David Grey, Robbie Williams and more. Choristers from Classic Femme will also be singing, so all musical bases will be covered on the night. Its going to be an unforgettable and memorable experience, in a truly atmospheric location, and all in a wonderful cause. Tickets cost just £8.00 and the programme will be in two halves with an interval between. There will also be a bar with wine and soft drinks to enhance the experience even more. For further information or to purchase tickets, please contact: Di Langford on 01787 248298; Sue Sheppard on 01787 247980; or Andy Sheppard at sheppard-andy@sky.com
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Florabelle’s Vintage Tea Rooms
Serendipity at 38 North Street Sudbury has had a change of ownership and major changes have been made to the business. Starting with the name change it is now known as Florabelle's Vintage Tea Rooms. Owned by Florence Ousley and jointly managed by herself and her daughter, Belinda Ferguson, the name Florabelle’s is a combination of both of their names. The menu has been extensively overhauled and the cakes and scones are of exceptional variety and quality. Florence’s grandfather was a Master Baker in Scotland in the 19th Century and all of the recipes used in Florabelle's were his and are not published anywhere. The food and beverages are served on antique china - much of which are family heirlooms - and in a manner which befits a vintage tea room. Upstairs the premises are being renovated to accommodate extra tables and a private room is available for parties - it is advisable to book well in advance. Although the business only changed hands at the beginning of September it is already proving immensely popular and the lovely weather in September was a huge drawcard to the pretty garden at the back of the premises and the tables were full all day. A “Ladies Who Lunch” with a weekly luncheon is so popular that there is already a waiting list for several weeks ahead. Vintage Afternoon Teas for Young Ladies between the ages 9 to 13 is a new trend for celebrating birthday parties and they are served using the same antique china - although it is mostly juice poured from the pretty tea pots and not one of the many teas available. Florabelle's are also fortunate in having Bomb Cosmetics and the department is well-stocked. The Christmas range is fabulous but although it is all in stock it will not be on the shelves until the latter half of November. We look forward to having many more visitors and making many more friends so please feel free to wander in - even if it is just to browse. Florabelle’s Vintage Tea Rooms, 38 North Street, Sudbury Tel: 01787 828410 / 07519 106681
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Peter Thorogood... “The Health Service does not have Money Problems, it has Management Problems” Now I realise that the following will be deemed not only controversial but also downright heretical. There is a current, very popular campaign to increase funding of the NHS, to which the so called silent majority agree. However, any person from the private sector who has owned their own company can confirm that the only result of investing one’s money into a failing exercise is bankruptcy. Before we get over emotive lets look at the facts. The NHS is the second biggest employer in Europe and is mis-managed by clowns, completely undeserving of the gross management salaries and perks we hand them. Many are at best incompetent, a sickness apparent throughout our public sector. Still not convinced that graft and greed are not normal practice? Our fair town of Sudbury has lost two hospitals replaced by but a clinic. Peoples Park, grabbed by the NHS under threat of compulsory purchase from our own Common Lands Trust for less than £900,000, as a site for a promised hospital, now developed as housing along with St. Leonard’s and Walnutree whilst developers pocket millions to the detriment of our townspeople. And our ever compliant councillors give them carte blanch. So should Parliament chuck our money at this rotten to the core establishment? No, it is their job to sort it out. It is not only we, the taxpayer, who are affected, but also those junior, dedicated staff, nurses, porters and others who have to watch this disgusting misappropriation of funds whilst patients suffer. And now to Eatanswill, or should it be Toytown? So besieged Babergh Council, facing a peasants revolt and a petition signed by over 6,000 citizens attempt, yet again to present their reasons for moving the bus park to Girling Street. However, who am I to question their judgement? But now their ineptness is unbelievable. They produced a printed survey for all to complete following their public presentation. That is if one could obtain a copy, I had some difficulty as apparently you had to go next door, and its format is as unprofessional as their ignorance of the democratic procedure. The exhibition, open only on weekdays and starting two days before formal notification in the press. Many questions had been inadvertently omitted making the whole presentation comical and useless, not fit for purpose, and a complete waste of the ratepayer’s money. However, some pointless questions have provoked much mirth, and I quote: 18) Have you been identified as transgender? 22) Which of these groups do you consider you belong to? Many races shown including English, Welsh, Irish, Scottish and traveller. 23) Your Religion or Belief from Baha’i to Sikh. And, best of all 24) What is your sexual orientation, from Bisexual to “prefer not to say”? What the hell has lot of politically correct time wasting got to do with moving a bloody bus park. They should identify which underemployed so called public servant composed this lot, and which councillor signed it off! I declare myself a miserable old git of mixed race, too aged for any sexual preferences, who just wants a bus to travel on to a goodly lunch with chums of a like mind, but there was no box for me to tick as such. Off for a jar with others of a clinically insane bent! All the usual to mandpthorogood@gmail.com, Peter Thorogood
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The crocus planting project is by now well underway and by next Spring you will see purple crocuses in a variety of locations at the entrances to the town, in Siam Gardens, at the Railway station and the Health Centre. They will also be coming up in the grounds of our local schools and we hope they will not only provide a colourful environment but will also raise awareness of Rotary’s on-going campaign to eradicate polio. We are closer than ever to wiping out this terrible disease and Rotary has helped to immunise 2.5 billion children globally since 1985. Rotary will be very busy in the weeks leading up to Christmas and we look to you for your support both to come along to the events and enjoy them and to help our Rotary charities. For many years, Santa’s Grotto Caravan has been a familiar sight around Sudbury outside the Town Hall and outside the supermarkets in the days leading up to Christmas. In fair weather and foul, countless children each year have enjoyed the excitement of a visit to see Santa and parents and the public overall have been generous in their contributions to Rotary’s charities. Santa will, as usual, also be at the Christmas Lights Switch-on 25th November in a very special grotto outside St Peter’s on Market Hill. But from then on Santa and his helpers will have a brand new grotto inside Sudbury Library on Market Hill on selected days beginning on December 10th up to December 21st, (Days and times will be advertised at the Library and in the Press from 1st December days and times can also be found on the Sudbury Rotary Club website). Each child will receive a small but quality present. There will be small charge and meanwhile Santa’s elves will also be outside the library patrolling Market Hill to welcome you into the Library! The LIbrary is of course also the place to buy those Charity Christmas cards and there will numerous Christmas events and activities going on there during this period. We are grateful to the Library and our sponsors for making Santa’s new location in the Library possible. The ever popular Schools Concert will be held on 5th December followed by the Christmas Tree Festival in St Peters from 6th to 11th December. Don’t miss this annual festive treat. If you have never been, make a vow to come this year – as you walk into St Peters and see the 90-or-so decorated trees it is truly enchanting. At the festival we will once again have a Tree of Memories and people are invited to write a message on a card in memory of a loved one and hang it where they choose on the tree. If you would like to more information about any of these events or would like to help us, or learn more about Rotary, please get in touch. We meet every Monday at the Mill Hotel at 12.30pm, for lunch and a chance to socialise. As well as our lunchtime meetings, we hold both fund-raising and fun events (often the same thing!) throughout the year. If you would like more information contact our secretary Roger Green on 07341 290415 or look us up on our website. http://www.rotary-ribi.org/clubs/homepage.php?ClubID=503 or Google Sudbury Rotary Club Rotarian Tony Platt
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Ebony’s Blog Life at The Shelley Centre
This month I want to pay tribute to one of the herd that is retiring. He is black like me, so I feel very sad to see him go. Jet has been here for 15 years, he’s a big gentle giant who loves company and he’s clever: not only did he give our riders wonderful lessons on his body, he could drive! Not a car, you understand, he pulled a carriage for those people who couldn’t sit on horseback any more but still wanted to, and they loved being able to get out and about with him. Poor fellow now has arthritis so he can’t work. He is living in Lindsay with one of our volunteers who has a young family. They have a pony and 2 Shetlands to keep him company, and all he has to do is rest, eat, sleep, and, well, you can guess! I hear Lyn shedding a tear for her big boy; she is bravely trying to find his replacement now and I shall introduce it to you when she’s been successful. Jet’s team of Driving enthusiasts has also retired. We hope one day we shall find some young blood to support this life enhancing activity but meanwhile the normal riding continues a-pace and everyone is very busy; I’m at full canter myself and loving it. The arena looks really jolly from what I can see of it. We have been supported by a local charity set up to help young people in need in the Stowmarket area: AJ’s Legacy. They gave us £300 towards new poles for bending exercises in the arena. These have coloured saucers and hooks on which the instructors hang various objects. The poles are strong and stable, far easier to carry than the old ones so the volunteers love them too. A big THANK YOU to Jayne and Martin Jones who set up the Legacy in their son Aiden’s memory; we are so grateful. Who likes grass cutting, or hedge cutting I wonder? You don’t have to go near a horse to help at The Shelley Centre; our maintenance team would love to welcome more men (I can be sexist, I’m a simulator) so if you are looking for exercise in a good cause, here’s where to come! Website: www.rda-east.org.uk/shelley.html Telephone: 01473 824172
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Only Christmas shows at Thursford and Snape Maltings for November and December 2016. Wed 18 January Mystery destinations for carvery lunch and afternoon stop. Wed 22 February Brick Lane Theatre for adult pantomime, sorry, already sold out. Saturday 4th March Chelmsford Civic Theatre “Anything Goes” Mon 27th -Fri 31st March 5 day holiday – Weston Super Mare. Details for rest of the year will (hopefully) be available next month. Many apologies for the delay in getting the programme out for 2017. For further details and to book, please call Pat Bennett on 01787 310982 or 07887 868259, preferably in the evening at the moment. Looking forward to welcoming you on board soon
‘How to Improve your Photography’ event at Sudbury Library
On Thursday 3rd of November Sudbury Library is holding a ‘How to Improve your Photography’ event featuring an illustrated talk by Brian Fleming LRPS, DPAGB, AFIAP which will include a photographic & camera exhibition as well as a selection of helpful books available to borrow from Suffolk Libraries. This is a brilliant opportunity for those with any sort of interest in photography to gain some insight from a professional. Tickets are available from Sudbury Library for £6 and refreshments will be included. Doors open at 7pm for 7.30pm.
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A young Suffolk golfer has moved from the junior ranks in a bid to make a career for herself as a professional. Newton Green’s Ellie Aldous, 18, has become a Professional Golfers’ Association trainee, and is working as an assistant at the Bury St Edmunds Golf Range under professional Andy Goodridge. A former Suffolk junior captain, she has been in the full Suffolk women’s squad for four years, but will no longer qualify to play competitive golf in the amateur game. It means next year she will be unable to team up with Newton’s Alice Barlow to defend the Suffolk Haskell Trophy, which they recently won for the second time in four years. Aldous has been working at the Bury range for some time, and recently left West Suffolk College, where her studies included gaining a triple distinction in sports sciences. She said: “I have always wanted to become involved in the sport as a professional, and would like to see my future as a coach, rather than aiming for the professional playing circuit. However, I will cut my teeth on pro-ams and see how my game goes from there.” Aldous will now be playing off scratch, and as the Bury range does not have a course, she expects to continue working on her game from Newton. With Barlow, who currently holds the course record, the pair has been involved in leapfrogging each other to bring down the women’s record. Aldous hit the national headlines eight years ago as a 10-year-old when she beat a 100-plus field of adults to win Newton’s prestigious Jonathan Lambert Centenary Silver Salver, and for a number of years was in the national junior training squad.
Stoke by Nayland win Curry Cup
Back Row: Matt Eaves, Karl Cansdale, Ian Thompson, Richard Cross, Rob Benson Front Row: Paul Champ, Dean Brace, Nick Lee, Derek Prichard, Chris Guy, Don Wiggins Tim Dickens. Played in earlier rounds: Ian Smith, Richard Bland, Julian Lamb Stoke by Nayland Club Captain, Ian Thompson, is celebrating a double success for his 2016 teams after they added the Curry Cup to the Norman Plum Trophy, all in the space of two weeks. The final, against Fynn Valley, was played at Colne Valley where the course had been perfectly prepared with the greens being hand cut. Their Club Captain, Jerry Carrow, welcomed the finalists; neither club had reached a Curry Cup final before. As with the semi final Stoke had a strong start and were 4-2 up after the morning foursomes. The afternoon singles also went well for Stoke with eight wins and a half. The victory was secured when Don Wiggins holed a five foot putt on the 16th hole, 12.5 points to 5.5 points being the final score. Curry Cup Captain, Paul Champ, thanked all his squad for the part they had played in winning the cup for Stoke by Nayland. Jerry Carrow in his speech complimented both teams for the sportsmanlike way all the games had been played and how good it was to have a new name on the cup. So Stoke by Nayland have finished the season in style with two trophies and now look forward to a successful time again next year.
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Dates for your Diary... Sudbury VIP's (Visually Impaired People), on the 1st Wednesday of every month we have a coach outing, on the second Wednesday of each month we have a coffee morning at the Christopher Centre, Gainsborough Street, 10am 12pm and on the last Wednesday of every month we have an afternoon tea at the Christopher Centre, Gainsborough Street, Sudbury,2pm - 4pm - all events are open to anyone with a visual impairment Bridge Project - Paint Your Own Ceramics Prices start from £1.25 per item. Contact 01787 313691 or info@thebridgeproject.co.uk to book. Courtyard Café@The Bridge Project, 20 Gainsborough Street, Sudbury CO10 2EU Why not follow us on Twitter to get daily special updates? Bridge Project - Tuesday Lunch Club Roast lunch served in our Pavilion Room for older residents of Sudbury and surrounding villages. 12 noon to 1.30 pm. Roast Dinner £5.00; Dessert £2.00 Contact 01787 313691 or info@thebridgeproject.co.uk to book. Courtyard. Mondays: Sue Ryder Synergy Café for those living with dementia and their carers 10.30 am to 2.30 pm. Open Doors Mental Health Support Group. 11.00 am to 2.00 pm. The Bridge Project, 20 Gainsborough Street, Sudbury CO10 2EU. 01787 313691 www.thebridgeproject.co.uk
Tuesday 1st November Parent & toddler Forest Sessions. Daws Hall Nature Reserve, Lamarsh. CO8 5EX 10am-12 noon Contact: holly@holkham.net Tuesday 1st/Saturday 5th November Quay Drama – Gaslight by Patrick Hamilton. Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN. 7.45pm. Tel: 01787 374745 Thursday 3rd November How to improve your Photography –An illustrated talk by Brian Fleming. Sudbury Library, Market Hill, CO10 2EN. Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm. Tickets £6 to include refreshments. Tel: 01787 242570 Friday 4th November Fleece Jazz –Jay Phelps. Stoke by Nayland Hotel CO6 4PZ. 7.30pm Tickets £18 Students half price. Box Office 01787211865 Saturday 5th November Christmas Craft fair. St Peter’s Church, Sudbury CO10 2EH. 10am-4pm Free entry. Tel: 01440 785357. www.simplyevents.me Saturday 5th November Clare Autumn Show. Clare & District Horticultural Society, Clare Town Hall. Open 2.00pm. Contact 01787 277082 olivehsmith@btinternet.com Sunday 6th November Firework Display at The Delphi. Delphi Social Club, Alexandra Rd CO10 2QQ. Display starts at 6.30pm. Free entry. Parking available. Tel: 01787 372331 Sunday 6th November An Afternoon of Music and Poetry. With The Kirk Quartet. All Saints Church, Middleton. CO10 7LN. 3pm. Free entry. Refreshments available. Donations to Sudbury foodbank Sunday 6th November The Suffolk Villages Festival: Sebastian Comberti violoncello. St Mary’s Church, Boxford CO10 5JT. 6pm.Tickets £18 (reserved) £12 (unreserved). Telephone 01206 366603 box@suffolkvillagesfestival.com www.suffolkvillagesfestival.com Monday 7th November Strictly Swing Strolls. Wells Hall Old School, CO10 0NJ. 8pm-9pm £5 Tel: 07899 994107 Monday 7th November Quay Children – Storytime at the Quay. Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN 10.30am. Free Event Tel: 01787 374745 Monday 7th November Quay Live Cinema – Anastasia (Delayed Live Ballet). Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN. 7.15pm. Tickets £15.00 Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Tuesday 8th November Windsor Castle: From Medieval Fortress to Royal Palace - Illustrated talk by Barbara Askew. Sudbury Decorative & Fine Arts Society. 10.30-1.00 pm at The Quay Theatre. £18 to include coffee and biscuits. Details and booking form from Barry on 01787 280097 Tuesday 8th November Quay Film – Florence Foster Jenkins. Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN. 2.30pm & 7.30pm. Tickets £5.00 (Friends £4.50) Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Master Films. Headers:Layout Thursday 10th November Quay Film Club – David Lean Early Quay1 Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN. 10.30am. Tel: 01787 374745 Friday 11th November Fleece Jazz – Alice Zawadzki Trio. Stoke by Nayland Hotel CO6 4PZ. 7.30pm Tickets £15 Students half price. Box Office 01787211865 www.fleecejazz.org.uk Saturday 12th November Christmas Craft fair. Lavenham Village Hall, Church Street, CO10 9QT. 10am-4pm Free entry Tel: 01440 785357 www.simplyevents.me info@simplyevents.me Saturday 12th November Christmas Fayre. Stoke by Nayland Village Hall CO6 4JH. 10am – 2pm. Free entry. Donations welcome. Saturday 12th November Quay Children – Rapunzel & the Tower of Doom! Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN. 2.30pm. Tickets £8.00 (Children under 14 £6.00) Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Monday 14th/Tuesday 15th November Quay Special – The Yellow Wallpaper. Quay Theatre, Sudbury CO10 2AN. 7.30pm. Tickets £6.00 (No concessions) Tel: 01787 374745 www.quaytheatre.org.uk Monday 14th November Strictly Swing Strolls. Wells Hall Old School, CO10 0NJ. 8pm-9pm £5 Tel: 07899 994107 Monday 14th November Sue Ryder - Health Education & Support for Family Carers. COPD & Breathlessness. The Bridge Project, 20 Gainsborough Street,
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