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Sign up for The Gayford Flyer... Cyclists are busy signing up for the Gayford Flyer, Hadleigh’s own sportive on September 18th. Last year’s event attracted over 200 cyclists and Hadleigh Cycling Club is looking to tempt even more. The sportive is named “The Gayford Flyer” in recognition of the town’s world record breaking aviator, Oswald Gayford. The 60 and 32 mile routes will take riders past landmarks including Gayford family home on Angel Street, RAF Wattisham where he served as commander and also his final resting place in Naughton. Adam Chamberlin, Chair of the Club said, “We had tremendous feedback from those who took part in last year’s event. Everyone commented that it was well run and it is only £10 to enter.” Last year’s Flyer impressed British Cycling and their representative commented that it “was a super event – well thought through, well executed and very enjoyable to be part of.” Details of the event can be found at www.thegayfordflyer.info. Cyclists can only sign up via www.britishcycling.org.uk and the last day for registering is 11th September. There will live music and refreshments at The George Public House for the riders and their friends and family after the Sportive. The sportive is supported by The Pedal House, The George, Sunny Day Cycleworks, Crockatt Garage and Rattlesden Gliding Club. The Club will also make a donation to local charity, The Brendan Oakes Trust.
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Its so nice to be back in business again. Babs and I have had our room thoroughly cleaned and swept, all the spiders and flies have been moved on. The stable block, kitchen, office and feed room, not to mention the toilet, have been tackled in the same way and everything looks fresh and tidy. How does it happen, you ask. Well, its team work again. Our volunteers all offer something in the way of time or skills that helps create this fabulous atmosphere at the Shelley Centre, and keeps the place working for our disabled riders. Please, we do need more help! Volunteers naturally come and go, lives move on, jobs change, and suddenly we have a short fall for September. If you think you would be able to spare a couple of hours per week to join us please get in touch with Margaret Fowler our vice chairman, who will gratefully slot you into the week’s rota. No previous experience necessary, but reliability essential, and it’s a phone call away:- 01206 337 229. At this year’s AGM long serving volunteers received their certificates and then posed for this photo; jointly they have clocked up 345 years’ service here, wow! During the holidays that old curse of our fields, ragwort, burst in to flower again. Lyn organised a ragwort pulling and Pims party for a noble crowd of helpers. It was a very hot day and the labour force was well rewarded, as you can see. They are lined up in the shade to quaff their payment. Thank you everyone, I’m sure the live horses and ponies appreciate it. I’ll finish by reminding any friendly riders and their mounts to come on our sponsored ride this month.You’ll have a gorgeous route to follow (and they tell me a pit stop at a pub) and your entry fee and sponsorship will help our coffers enormously. Here’s a photo of the field behind the Centre being used for a therapeutic ride, Parys and April doing their stuff and the volunteers making it all look so easy, but it shows what lovely countryside we enjoy and would like to share with you on Sunday 11th September. Website: www.rda-east.org.uk/shelley.html Telephone: 01473 824172
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Shakespeare’s Villains with Ron Marks Stoke-by-Nayland WEA presents a series of 9 Lectures starting on Thursday 29th September 2016 in Stoke-by-Nayland Village Hall at 7.30 pm. This is a 9 week topical illustrated course exploring Shakespeare’s insights into how “one may smile, and smile, and be a villain”, a scheming ‘Machiavel’, “bloody, bawdy” and eternally fascinating to audiences! What makes and motivates a Shakespearian villain? What unleashes violence and cruelty in the plays? Ambition and political intrigue – sibling rivalry – jealousy – obsession and the impulse to revenge: all these issues will be explored through lecture, discussion and video clips of scenes from the plays. What have Shakespeare’s psychological insights still to say to our own age? Ron Marks has taught English Literature for over 50 years now, in Essex comprehensive and grammar schools and abroad and for the WEA for the last ten years. In 2010 he gained an M.A. in Shakespeare and Theatre from the Shakespeare Institute in Stratford-upon-Avon. Fees: Adult £48 (payable after the first session). Try the first session (free). For further information please contact Sue Whiteley. Phone: 01787 210945 or email: whiteleysa@hotmail.co.uk
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Lots of ways to keep active this Autumn in Sudbury. Beat the Street starts on September 21 for 6 weeks and everyone is invited to take part, all you need to join in is to pick up a free card and map from your GP, Library or Leisure Centre. Play as an individual or join a team. Beat the Street will transform Sudbury and Great Cornard into playable area where you are rewarded with points and prizes for running, walking and cycling as far as you can. Information will be found at lots of events including the Transition Sudbury Give and Take on September 17 at St. Johns Methodist Church, York Road, bring what you no longer want and take whatever you fancy all for free. Other events where you can find details of Beat the Street will be at Women on Wheels on September 18 at AFC Sudbury and Sudbury Farmers Market on September 30 in St. Peter’s. Details can also be found at beatthestreet.me/SGC or follow Beat the Street on Twitter (@BTSSGC) or like Beat the Street SGC on Facebook. The Town Hall will be open on Saturday, September 10 from 10am to 4pm as part of the national Heritage Open Weekend. Visitors will be able to view the Mayor’s Parlour and Assembly Room as well the Heritage Centre and Museum. On September 22 from 9.45am visit the Kettle & Fish Cafe to find out about World Car Free Day, there will also be groups promoting cycling and walking. Pick up details of walks, the new Sudbury cycling map as well as other goodies and One Life Suffolk can offer Free NHS Health Check for those aged 40-74. Sudbury Bowls have an open day on September 24 and 25 from 10am to 2pm, when you can come along to Quay Lane and have a free taster session to see if it’s the game for you. 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.
Are You A Carer? Are you caring for someone living with Dementia? James Cartlidge MP for South Suffolk will be joining the “Together Tuesday” group at Hadleigh Pool & Leisure, Stonehouse Road, Hadleigh on Tuesday 27th September at 2:00pm and would love to meet you. You are invited to join us for a cuppa and a chat and hope you will be able to come along. You and your family will be made most welcome. James will listen to your concerns and ideas for improving the day to day experience of caring for someone at home. We hope you will find some support from visiting Together Tuesday which runs each week in term time from 2:00pm till 4:00pm. Jill Mason Together Tuesday coordinator says; “we are delighted that James has agreed to come to meet the community user of Together Tuesday. We are regularly told by our families what works and what does not and how their views will be heard. It is our aim to support families to live well in our community”. For more information on how to get involved call 01473 823470 or email hadleighdementiafriends@ssleisure.co.uk
Walk 42 miles in one day? He’s either mad or Dick Beechener! Dick Beechener, the current Worshipful Master of Brett Valley Lodge in Hadleigh had wanted to contribute to the Lodge’s fundraising by doing something a little different. So on Saturday 6th August, Dick, together with his daughter Alison, walked 42.2 miles from Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge back to Hadleigh Town Hall where the Lodge hold their meetings. They commenced the walk at 6 am in the morning on one of the hottest days of the year, arriving back in Hadleigh some 14 hours later at 8 pm. Dick and Alison commented shortly after finishing that they were both feeling fine, a little sore and glad to be home! All the brethren of Brett Valley Lodge congratulated them on this very tough and substantial feat which has currently raised a sum in excess of £1600. There is still time to sponsor Dick and Alison if you wish... contact them on - richard.beechener@yahoo.co.uk
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Fundraising in Support of Ruth and Doug Finbow All are welcome at the Hintlesham Community Centre on Saturday 17th September at 6pm. Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy a BBQ, live music, karaoke, a raffle and a bouncy castle. The evening will be raising money for Cancer Research and the Woolverstone Wish Fundraising Group. Jason Bullard and Aaron Durrant will be returning to the community centre at 7pm, having completed a 100 mile bike ride on pre 1900's bicycles in full police uniform, taking in all the police stations that Ruth worked at during her career. Please come and cheer them home! Ruth and Doug thoroughly support this event and all contributions made. Ruth served the local community throughout her career as a police officer and is an active member of the Hadleigh Rugby Club. All donations greatly appreciated to Steph Coupland at Laburnum Cottage opposite the George Pub in Hintlesham.
Dancing for Everyone Dancing for everyone brings together people in dance music and song… The Hadleigh dementia action alliances working in partnership with Babergh District Council and Dance Moves to deliver this wonderful Dementia Friendly Community Event that everyone of any age is welcome to attend. The event will take place at Hadleigh Pool & Leisure, Stonehouse Road, Hadleigh IP7 5BH on Wednesday 7th September 2016. 10:00am Arrival and a cuppa to get you started 10:30am to 12:00noon Dance moves session with Filipa Pereira-Stubbs 12:00noon to 1:00pm a light lunch will be provided The afternoon session is aimed at those wishing to train to deliver Dance Moves to your community groups, clubs or care home residents. Join us from 1:00pm to 2:30pm and Filipa will train you how to deliver a Dance Moves Session. If you have not already become a dementia friend you can attend an information session from 2:45pm to 3:45pm. This event is set to be a wonderful day for the whole community. Filipa, Dance Moves says “we are delighted to be working with Dance Moves to deliver this series of event. Moving away from the boundaries that living with disability can impose, we seek to restore a sense of community and support to one another. Movement and dance bring us space and opportunity to work with our bodies and beings, find relaxed and peaceful moments and build resilience, all with an ongoing sense of pleasure deliver and celebration”. Reserve you space now by contacting Sue on 01449 724653
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Howard at Bower House Farm Hello my loyal followers: my heart sinks when I see the combine harvesters at work. I know that the better part of the Summer months have gone and cold dark evenings are on their way. It was a lovely sunny day when a call came through from the Estate Office at Bower House Farm. The Lord of the Manor that surveys the rolling hills, fields and woodland wondered if I would like to see the combine harvester in operation as the Barley was ready to cut. I was pleased to meet Richard Morton who farms the acres and masterminds the operation of the combine harvester from an enormous air conditioned cabin which was almost as big as the Drawing Room at the Gibbons’ residence. We were at Cox Field which is about 32 acres. The combine harvester is one of the largest in the area with a swathe of 30 foot and Richard skilfully cuts up to 60 acres a day without a stalk to be seen. Richard is assisted by navigation sensors on the outer wings of the combine. 1000 litres of fuel is used a day. It was fortunate that Frank my chauffeur had delivered me to the Estate in a lovely new maroon Range Rover which had been loaned to us by Land Rover. The Lord of the Manor took us on a tour across the farm which took a good part of the afternoon as we navigated country tracks from Kersey to Boxford and back to Polstead. There were enormous grain stores with dryers and massive heaps of rape seed. I happened to mention that Maria spent many an hour when relaxing stroking Frank’s rabbit who is called Flopsy. I was slipped a lovely bale of straw and Flopsy will enjoy stretching out and rolling in it. Frank will also pop some under his strawberries – it does wonders to extend the growing season and to keep the fruit pert. I had a very interesting day at The Imperial War Museum at Duxford. Frank delivered us and we were given special parking very close to the Control Tower and the runway. Cheese scones and coffee, a picnic lunch of home made sausage pie followed by ground rice and jelly. The Household continues to function wherever it moves! I well remember in 1977 when Concorde was flown into Duxford before the runway was shortened by the M11. Meanwhile the office functions with alacrity. No matter who the estate agents recommend to you, come to us for certain independent advice for your property dealings. We have practised in Hadleigh for fourteen years and I have been qualified as a Solicitor for 31 years so do take the benefit of all that experience. Don’t put off doing that Will – make an appointment to come to see me. A Lasting Power of Attorney is an important document to have in hand so that your affairs can be handled even if you should lose mental capacity. Howard Gibbons
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The World’s best fitness classes by Les Mills are launching at Hadleigh Pool & Leisure this September. For a sneak peak of the classes we are hosting a Free open day on Saturday 10th September 09:00-14:00. Les Mills classes use research and science to provide fitness workouts with the latest motivational music all designed to ensure fitness goals are achieved. Les Mills top 4 classes are: CXWORX™ Exercising muscles around the core provides the vital ingredient for a stronger body and results can be achieved in just 30 minutes! BODYPUMP™ is for anyone looking to get lean, toned and fit – fast. You’ll leave the class feeling challenged and motivated, ready to come back for more. During BODYBALANCE an inspired soundtrack plays as you bend and stretch through a series of simple yoga moves and embrace elements of Tai Chi and Pilates. GRIT uses high intensity interval training (HIIT) workouts to build cardiovascular fitness while improving strength, building lean muscle and maximizing calorie burn. The results are amazing & addictive. All these classes excluding GRIT (where you need a good level of fitness) are suitable for both complete beginners and regular fitness class goers,. These new classes join our popular programme of classes; Yoga, JC HIIT, Zumba, Clubbercise, Step & Tone and Aqua Aerobics to name a few. Take a look at our timetable www.ssleisure.co.uk or our on facebook page Claire Evans, Group Fitness Coordinator says: “Some customers are breaking away from traditional classes and wanting new formats that are exciting, motivational & will push them to achieve their fitness result; ‘CXWORX, ‘BODYPUMP’ and ‘GRIT’ are great programmes to motivate people and really achieve great results.â€? Book into a FREE class, gym session or swim on our open day; Saturday 10th Sept 9:00-14:00 by calling 01473 823470 or at www.ssleisure.co.uk
Whatfield Community Council News Thanks to everyone who contributed to or attended ‘Violet’s Time for Tea’ in June and the Fete in July. Both were a great success and raised over ÂŁ1,500.00 which will help to fund the Over 60s Lunch in December and other community projects. Whatfield Craft Fair We are holding a craft fair at Whatfield Village Hall on Sunday 2nd October 10.00am – 4.00pm to raise funds for Whatfield Community Council and Whatfield CEVCP School. If you would like a table or have any enquiries please contact: Joanne Hipkins, Whatfield CEVCP School, Rectory Road, Whatfield, Ipswich, IP7 5SY. Tel: 01473 823309 E-mail: whatfieldcps@talk21.com. Cheese & Wine Quiz Night Whatfield Village Hall, Saturday October 15th 7.30pm - 9.30pm ÂŁ7.00 per person, to include a glass of wine and buffet. Tickets available from Marilyn Payne, Lynn King and Christina Dray.
Six Acre Productions performance of the comedy farce ‘Funny Money’ by Ray Cooney After four sell out murder mysteries since the group began in 2013, Six Acre Productions present to you "Funny Money". By kind permission of Mrs. G. Buckle, the three performances will be performed in a picturesque barn at Nedging Hall (IP7 7HG) on the evenings of Thursday 22nd, Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th September at 7:30pm and tickets are ÂŁ7. Tickets are available by contacting Sarah by telephone on 07508 472 142 or by emailing sixacreproductions@live.co.uk and can be purchased by cash (by arrangement), cheque or BACS. The charity they will be raising money for is the PORCH PROJECT (www.porchproject.co.uk). For more information, please do get contact. Email: sixacreproductions@live.co.uk www.sixacreproductions.co.uk Also, find us on Facebook and Twitter @Six_Acre Six Acre Productions are proudly sponsored by Elmsett Storshops (www.elsmettstorshops.co.uk).
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James Cartlidge writes Member of Parliament for South Suffolk Over recent years life has not been a bundle of laughs for rail passengers in my constituency. Yet for all the service disruption and endless frustrations on the Greater Anglia service, we finally have some really good news. I know those who have had to endure the worst of Abellio's service will have had very mixed emotions on hearing of their success in winning the new decade's worth of franchise. Yet I can honestly say that the new prospectus from Abellio exceeds all my best hopes and expectations. Going into the tender, we all hoped that we would get new rolling stock on the main line. I even dreamt that one of the bidders might propose sprucing up the branch line trains such as those which run out of Sudbury to Marks Tey. In fact, we have a commitment to replace the entire fleet of trains at every point on the Anglian network. Aside from the obvious implications for better and more reliable services on the mainline, the commission for new hybrid trains that can run on both diesel and electric has enabled Abellio to commit to extending the Gainsborough line to run through from Sudbury to Colchester - both North station and Colchester Town. I am also delighted that there is a commitment for flexible ticketing, including the possibility of part-time season tickets, something that I have campaigned for and held a House of Commons adjournment debate on in March. Yet, whether my constituents join the service at Sudbury or directly on the main line from Manningtree, Ipswich or Colchester, there is something for everyone. 1,043 new, state of the art carriages between January 2019 and September 2020 to support the faster timetable, with a full programme of refurbishment for the current fleet in the meantime; free Wi-Fi for all passengers on trains and at stations; by 2021, there will be 32,000 more seats on services arriving at London Liverpool Street in the morning peak. Naturally, there are caveats. We need Network Rail to deliver their side of the bargain. Also, change like this takes time - but I sincerely believe the wait will be worth it.
Open air theatre returns to Monks Eleigh A Midsummer Nights Dream - Cobbolds Mill, Monks Eleigh IP7 7JB Saturday 17 September at 4.00pm Garden Gate opens 2.30 Following the performance of ‘Robin Hood’ two years ago, Illyria will this year present an uncut version of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ as written by Shakespeare and performed, scholars advise us, very much in the style he intended. Illyria is well known for its productions over the last twenty five years at home and abroad. The actors use no amplification – props and scenery are kept to a minimum – and they rely on the interaction they create with their open air audiences to develop the drama. This certainly was achieved when ‘Robin Hood’ came to Monks Eleigh. ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ will surely make a most entertaining September afternoon. Proceeds are in aid of St Mary’s Church, Kettlebaston. Tickets: louise.cobboldsmill@talktalk.net 01449741429 SAE please. Cheques payable to Kettlebaston PCC Or illyria.uk.com (£1.95 per transaction) Adults £15.00 Child 5-16 £10.00 Family of 4 £40.00 Please bring your own seating/rug, warm clothes and a picnic if you would like to. Teas will be served during the interval. The performance lasts about 2hrs 20mins including 20 minute interval. Car parking off the A1141 (Hadleigh Road). Cancellation in the event of hurricane only when the performance will be rescheduled. Tickets non-refundable.
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Little Waldingfield History Society
Waterfield House Grays Close, Hadleigh, Ipswich IP7 6AG
21st September Roger Green Rev: Henry Watts Wilkinson - A Victorian Clerical Melodrama Rev Wilkinson was Sudbury clergyman from 1807 to 1851. Roger tells the curious tale of Henry’s eldest daughter, deemed unable to conduct her own life but left a considerable sum of money. Despite 4 guardians, a poor cousin kidnapped and bore her off to marry her. Come along to hear the entire historical melodrama. 12th October Ian McLaclan - Overpaid, Oversexed and Overhere A history of the USAAF in East Anglia during the war, by an expert Eighth Air Force historian who has also taken part in a number of “Time Team” episodes. 9th November Geoffrey Kay - The Great Exhibition of 1851 The first international exhibition of manufactured products, organised by Henry Cole and Prince Albert and held in the purpose built Crystal Palace in Hyde Park. All talks will be at the Parish Room in Church Road, Little Waldingfield, commencing at 7.30 pm sharp. Please book & pay in advance to guarantee your place, as seats are limited. Booking Secretary: Diana Langford, Pitt Cottage Phone: 01787 248298 Tickets Members £2.00 Non Members £4.00
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I am trying to start a weekly / monthly get together of people with Parkinson's Disease. I have had PD for over 10 years now and know how important it has been for me having people who are Living with this disease to talk to and who can understand exactly what you are feeling has helped me through the darkest times. I was diagnosed at the age of 45 I was so shocked and frightened and knew little about PD and felt so alone but made friends through forums and joined The Parkinson’s UK Society who have been a great help and my story was in the latest edition of the magazine, ‘Julie's Story’. Please get in contact if you are interested and depending on numbers I can make plans to find a suitable venue for the get together. Please contact: Julie Phillips 01473 823665
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Do you like crafting? Do you want to be part of a craft initiative that gives back to a local charity? Would you like to learn some new skills, make new friends and eat homemade cake? Crafteas is a new monthly opportunity in Hadleigh where every month you can try a new skill. Crafteas opens its doors on Saturday 1st Oct at Ananda House, Magdalen Road Hadleigh. We are pleased to welcome local Papercrafter, Carol Warbuton to run our first event. Carol will guide you through a range of techniques using paper and card to create a range of items for you to take home including a nightlight holder, cards and gift tags. Sessions run from 10.00 - 1.00 with a break in the middle to enjoy homemade refreshments, all included in the £15.00 cost. A percentage of the cost will be donated to local charity FUN who provide respite and day provision and activities for people with learning difficulties. So come and take some time out in the busy run up to Christmas in a friendly, warm and supportive environment. All materials provided and did we mention cake?! For further information or to book your place please contact 01473 822699. We look forward to hearing from you
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The Lavenham Greyhound, Suffolk are celebrating this week after scooping a prestigious award for the quality of their beer, based on an independent inspection from the real ale auditors, Cask Marque. They passed a rigorous inspection from a Cask Marque assessor, who is a qualified brewer with extensive senior level experience working in the cask ale industry. Xanita Jobe, Manager at The Lavenham Greyhound said “This award is a great Left to Right: Hannah Street, endorsement for us. A lot of Xanita Jobe (Manager), Jamie Walton our customers visit the pub especially for the cask ale and it is really gratifying to know that we are getting the quality just right.” The pub is now part of the ‘World’s Biggest Ale Trail’, where users of the CaskFinder app visit Cask Marque accredited pubs to try the ale. Since its foundation in 1997, Cask Marque has inspected over 600,000 pints of beer and accredited over 9,700 of the country’s 60,000 pubs estimated to serve one or more cask conditioned ales. Marque Director, Paul Nunny, said: “The Team at The Lavenham Greyhound should feel justifiably proud of this excellent achievement, which not only recognises the effort they put into serving the perfect pint but also acts as an independent guarantee of quality for their customers. “All too often, publicans don’t appreciate the care and attention cask beers require and then run the risk of losing custom by serving pints that are below par.” More information about The Lavenham Greyhound can be found at: http://www.lavenhamgreyhound.com/
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Summer Of Excess..? We all look forward to the summer and, thankfully, after an awful June, we’ve had a couple of good months this year. Days out at the seaside with the children, all-inclusive holidays and BBQs are to be enjoyed but we’re likely to overdo the ice creams, candy floss, fish & chips, burgers, beer, wine etc but they can do so much damage to our waistlines!! When we look at the holiday photos we swear “never again”! Were you hiding under your sarong on the beach while everyone else was enjoying the sun and came home lily-white as a result? If so, maybe now’s the time to deal with the holiday indulgence before we smother ourselves in our winter woollies and pretend we’re happy with the way we look! Now the children are back at school & before you know it we’ll be thinking about Christmas and getting into your party dress.....!!! It takes time to make changes permanently. Cambridge Weight Plan can help you achieve your goals. With the right diet plan, a bit of perseverance and personal 1-2-1 support from your own Independent Consultant, it can be done! The 6 step Plan has been carefully researched to ensure it is nutritionally balanced. It works because it focuses on more than just losing weight. The steps have been devised for weight loss but also to help you build a better relationship with food and retrain long-term eating for maintaining a healthy weight. If you’d like help to give your body a boost and lose some weight (average weight loss is a stone a month*) into the bargain why not try Cambridge Weight Plan..? Research has proven that dieters are more successful with support. Accredited Cambridge Weight Plan Consultant Val Lord has over 7 years’ experience so, for individual help with your weight problem, contact her today on 01449 737113/07519 177645 or www.facebook.com/val.lord.cwp. For more information, go to www.cambridgeweightplan.com/valL *the rate of weight loss may vary according to the individual.
Respiratory Physiotherapy at Hadleigh Physio DO YOU SUFFER WITH ASTHMA? Would you like to control your symptoms better, reduce your dependence on medication and improve your quality of life? If so the BUTEYKO METHOD could be for you. The Buteyko Method is a structured programme of breathing retraining which has been gaining attention in the medical profession and beyond. Its effectiveness was recently assessed by the British Thoracic Society (BTS), who agreed that the clinical trials to date demonstrate that it can: • Improve Asthma symptoms • Reduce use of Bronchodilators • Improve quality of life However, the numbers of therapists with the training and experience to teach Buteyko Method remains small. That is why we are particularly pleased to be able to offer this exciting treatment approach at Hadleigh Physiotherapy with our Respiratory Specialist Sarah Fowler. She can help you to feel more in control of your symptoms with a course of 1:1 sessions. The Buteyko Method is complimentary to conventional Asthma management. The aim is to maximise your wellbeing. Sarah can also help you with: • Longstanding cough that irritates you or your spouse! • Chest infections that you just can’t shift • Feelings that your breathing ‘just isn’t quite right’ • Problems achieving your exercise goals due to chronic lung or heart disease For more information on our Respiratory Physiotherapy service and to book an appointment with Sarah ring us on 01473 810185 or send an email to enquiries@hadleighphysio.co.uk.
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Corn Craft, the popular gift shop and tea room at Bridge Farm Barns in Monks Eleigh has opened a stunning new “lifestyle and home” department. Located next to Brett Gallery the Corn Craft Lifestyle & Home shop offers furniture and accessories for the contemporary country home. “Following the success of the gallery which we opened last Summer, we decided to move our toys back into the main shop and introduce furniture and more homewares into our offering at the site”, says Caroline Gage, owner of Corn Craft. “We wanted to find affordable furniture and accessories that would suit a modern country style home and I’m delighted to say that our customers have been very pleased so far with what we have found with many remarking that they love ’everything’ in the shop!” You can find natural wood and painted furniture, including some unusual design pieces. Throws, cushions, table accessories, gorgeous ceramic lamps, clocks, and so much more. It is well worth a browse around especially if you re-decorating or looking for something unusual. For more information call 01449 740456 PS – Date for your diary – 15% off late night Christmas shopping evening Wednesday October 19th
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Holly raises over £800 in ‘Brave the Shave’ Holly Nixon has raised over £800 from sponsorship and donations after a ‘Brave the Shave’ event in memory of her grandma Joan, who died from cancer earlier this year and whose long term battle set Holly on this fundraising path. On Friday 29th July at a family get together we had Hollys head shave at 8pm followed by a party both for Holly and her sister who was 21. The evening went extremely well and Holly allowed various people the opportunity to cut individual plaits from her head. There were 16 plaits in total as Holly wanted as many people to be able to get involved with her experience and each plait would be maximum length for "the little princess trust" to whom the hair is being donated. We had some older members who know people now suffering and some as young as 6 who will have gained an experience not easily forgotten. Not satisfied with just braving the shave, Holly was determined to show her dedication to the cause by going still further and having her head shaved until she was completely bald!! This caused further uproar with the crowd who thoroughly enjoyed shaving patterns into the now short hair. The final step having it wet shaved to the scalp. As you can imagine we cant explain how proud we are of our daughter and how proud all the family is. I know grandma would have been extremely proud of what Holly has done as Macmillan offered not only grandma, but the whole family, excellent care. So many people don't yet realise how much they will need the kind of support and help they offer towards the end of life. But it is a sad fact that so many will eventually find them invaluable. Holly would also like you to say thank you for all the support she has received from people local to her and online, it has been quite remarkable. Paul & Sarah Nixon There is still time to donate! https://bravetheshave.org.uk/shavers/holly-nixon/
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Friars Hall Nursing Home Alzheimer’s Society Memory Walk In Hadleigh Friars Hall Nursing Home is hosting an Alzheimer’s Society Memory Walk in association with Hadleigh Dementia Action Alliance. This is a sponsored walk which will take place on Saturday 24th September at 2pm leaving from Friars Hall Nursing Home. We will be walking through the fields behind the Home so let’s hope for good weather. As access to the footpath is via a few steps up from the road it is not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. We want people to bring their dogs along for a fun afternoon which will end with high tea at Friars Hall. If you want to walk with us you can book on the Alzheimer’s Society web site or call us directly for sponsorship forms on tel: 01473 822 159 and ask for a member of the activities team. We are looking for more walkers and more sponsors. Friars Hall is located on Friars Road, Hadleigh, IP7 6DF
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The COCK INN Polstead Celebrate Christmas at The Cock Inn Polstead Festive Fayre Menu - 3 courses £22.95 Please see our website for details Book a table of four or more by the end of October for a complimentary bottle of prosecco for your table. Christmas menu available 25th November to 23rd December 2016.
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From September 2016 maintenance grants will no longer be available for new university students and with tuition fees already applying to university courses, many young adults are finding it increasingly difficult to get a foot on the housing ladder. Parents often ask us if they can create a trust to save for their children. A trust is a way of managing assets for people. There are different types of trusts and they are all taxed differently. The age at which a child is entitled to any of the trust assets, if at all, can be determined by the person who creates the trust. Lifetime trusts (as opposed to a trust established by a will) set up by parents for children or step children under 18 who have never been married or in a civil partnership can be created and are known as Parental Trusts or Parental Settlements. Unfortunately, they may not be particularly attractive because income exceeding ÂŁ100 arising from Parental Trusts is taxed as the parent's income while the child is under 18. The Revenue also considers that a direct gift of income producing assets by a parent to his or minor child or step child falls within the definition of 'settlement' for the purposes of the same legislation so that any income paid to the child in respect of those gifted assets is treated as the income of the parent, unless it does not exceed ÂŁ100 for the tax year. The same can even apply to the gift of cash. The idea is to stop an arrangement which effectively transfers income earned by one person to another resulting in a reduction of overall tax liability. These rules do not apply to trusts created by grandparents for grandchildren who are under 18, meaning a trust created by a grandparent may be a more attractive option. When establishing a trust, inheritance tax and capital gains tax charges may also arise. The creation of a trust is a complicated area of law and there are other options outside the scope of the article. Therefore you should always seek professional advice to ensure what is suitable for your circumstances and that you do not have any nasty 'tax' surprises. Call 01473 822102 or email info@gotelee.co.uk for more information or to make an appointment
The Boule-in Autumn Fair Saturday 10th - Sunday 18th Sptember With the national interiors magazine ‘Living Etc’ recently describing The Boule-in’s London shop as ‘Must visit - sells authentic French homeware with an industrial vibe - strictly no froufrou’ then clearly a visit to their charming French Fair ‘Fête du Coing’ in Bildeston is the prefect way to enjoy that ‘je ne sais quoi’ French experience without the queues at Dover! “We are very lucky” says Cathy Bullen, proprietor of the French boutique store, “We¹ve had some amazing write-ups in national magazines this summer, not only did 'Living Etc' write about our London shop but we were voted one of the 50 best antique fairs in the UK by ‘Homes and Antiques’ magazine! I think it’s because of our policy to source entirely from France, seeking out original and authentic pieces of furniture, collectables and gardenalia that makes us a bit different”. There’s also the charm of their setting - The Boule-in fairs are held in a delightful English country garden, courtyard and barn. “Yes, it’s amusing that the French garden furniture always looks best when set among our English flowers” laughs Cathy, and this summer their entente cordiale is spreading a little further as The Boule-in is hosting it¹s first French Fair in Bridport, Dorset. It seems that everyone wants to enjoy a little of their Ooh la la! The Boule-in, Bildeston "Fête du Coing" runs from Saturday 10th until Sunday 18th September 2016 between 10am and 5pm daily. www.boule-in.co.uk
Chair & Secretary Position The Friends of Boxford school (FOBS) is a charitable organisation with the sole purpose of raising money and spending money for the benefit of the children at Boxford school. We are now actively seeking a new Chair from the local area to take us forward during the next academic year and beyond, as well as a new Secretary to join the committee. The role of the Chair is to provide leadership - engaging with parents, teachers and the wider community to raise as much money as possible. The Chair will host meetings and make sure the association is run effectively. To express an interest in either role please contact, Justine Ruggles, FOBS Committee - Justine.ruggles@outlook.com
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The 4th Annual Dr Jean Guy Memorial Lecture ‘Messianic Justice in Isaiah - is it just for Christmas?’ Lavenham Guildhall, 13th September at 7pm Speaker: Professor Hugh Williamson O.B.E Professor Williamson, formerly Regius Professor of Hebrew, at Oxford University, is an expert on the Hebrew Old Testament, particularly on the Book of Isaiah. He lives in Southwold, Suffolk, where he is very active in the local church. Please register interest with Tim Rose now - Call: 01787 248278 or email: tcrose@btinternet.com. All Welcome, Refreshments Available, Free Admission (Donations to Church Funds appreciated. Registered Charity No.: 1131642)
A Bring and Buy Sale will be held at Raydon Village Hall on September 3rd at 10am in aid of East Suffolk Association for the Blind Stalls will include cakes, tombola, books, plants, refreshments and raffle If anyone would like to donate any items please contact Betty Cooper on 01473 310088
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Kettle & Fish Café open most Thursdays in St. Peter’s, Sudbury Everyone is welcome to the Kettle & Fish Cafe which is open most Thursdays in St. Peter’s on Market Hill, you can sit and relax over tea and coffee with delicious freshly filled rolls, soup, cakes & pastries. If you want to be alone that’s fine or if you want someone to talk to we have listeners with a ready ear. Those of you with very young children can take advantage of our well-equipped, pushchairfriendly, kiddies’ play area, while enjoying your refreshments. Since its inception over ten years ago Kettle & Fish has served the community of Sudbury and the surrounding area providing a welcoming and friendly environment. Each week, during the four hours, 9.45am to 2pm, that we are open, we have always received well in excess of 300 visitors and regular customers. Because Sudbury has much to offer as a tourist attraction, we see people not only from the length and breadth of the UK but from all over the World as far as New Zealand and Hawaii. To this end some of our team are also well informed tour guides. A permanent feature at Kettle & Fish is our Fair Trade Shop. You'll be amazed by the variety of goods you can buy, all at fair prices too! Probably one of the best ranges of fairly traded goods you will find in one place. Also we have always been glad to support many other organisations that serve this area by providing a space where they can showcase their cause and on the 22nd September we are very pleased to be able to welcome groups promoting walking and cycling in Sudbury and Transition Sudbury promoting World Car Free Day. You will be able to pick up your free Beat the Street card and map, the new cycling map for Sudbury as well as other goodies and One Life Suffolk can offer Free NHS Health Check for those aged 40-74. For more information about Churches Together in Sudbury & District including Kettle & Fish go to http://churchestogetherinsudbury.org.uk/.
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Ta Ta Trotters You can now get your trotters on tickets to say goodbye to your favourite pigs after the Pigs Gone Wild trail ends in September. The hugely popular trail has seen thousands of local, national, and even international, visitors coming to Ipswich to follow the trail and collect the original 69 stunning sculptures using the Pigs Gone Wild map and app – plus the new bonus pig Dr Trott/Nurse Honey-Cured. There are still four weeks left to enjoy seeing them on the streets of the town. The Ta Ta Trotters event will be held on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 September, from 10am – 4pm, over Heritage weekend at the Corn Exchange, Ipswich, and you must have a ticket to attend. All 40 large pigs and the 30 junior Tally-ho Trotters pigs will be on show at the event for at Ipswich Town Hall you all to see and have one final selfie with. Ta Ta Trotters is free to attend but tickets are limited so if you want to say farewell to the likes of Ed Sheer-Ham, Pig n Mix and The Swinions, get your tickets now. Norman Lloyd, Pigs Gone Wild project manager, said: “Ta Ta Trotters is your last chance to see the big pigs before they are auctioned off to raise money for the hospice and before the juniors are returned to the schools and community groups that created them. “We’re expecting around 5,000 people to come along to say goodbye to the pigs over the farewell weekend, but as spaces are limited, please make sure you get a ticket so you don’t miss out on seeing them one final time!” The event is free to attend but a suggested donation is welcome to raise funds for St Elizabeth Hospice. There will be no entry to the event without a ticket. Tickets can be reserved at www.pigsgonewild.co.uk/tatatrotters
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Hadleigh residents may have noticed pupils from Years 5 and 6 at Whatfield School outside the Co-op last month. They were taking part in ‘The Fiver challenge’ and had to use five pounds borrowed from Virgin Money to design and organise an enterprise initiative, making enough money to pay back the fiver, and some profit. They learnt a lot about overheads and hidden costs, and eventually each team made a profit which altogether came to more than £100. This was divided between several charities of the children’s choice. The businesses ranged from car washing – which was hard work and wet but very profitable, to designing and making pencil toppers! The Summer Term means time for what has become our traditional sports week. This is an opportunity for all the children to have a taste of a wide variety of different sports, and this year they included athletics, tennis, archery, fencing, bowling, cycling and parkour among many more. A great favourite was the use of kangoo boots, which enable children to leap and run around the hall and field at an alarming rate. During the week we held our sports afternoon and procession of athletes, followed by a family barbecue, with Steff and Nonsense providing us with bubbling fun and circus skills. Our most exciting adventure during sports week was sailing at Alton Water, where Key Stage Two had the chance to sail and raft build! It was considered scary but exciting, and after the success of this sport at the Olympics, maybe some of our children will try to take this up in the future. We were certainly proud of our gymnastics team, who reached the county finals, and achieved a fantastic bronze place. It just goes to show as we say about Whatfield CEVCP School, good things come in small packages! We always have lots of exciting activities to look forward to, and as always, if you would like to visit us and have a look round our lovely school you are very welcome. Please telephone 01473 823 309 or email whatfieldcps@talk21.com to make an arrangement to meet us. Lynne Golding, Headteacher www.whatfield.suffolk.sch.uk
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Armchair Players At our August meeting we read a rather sinister play, The Business of Murder by Richard Harris. We are a play reading group that meet on the second Monday of each month. For more information contact Jackie on 01473 824229.
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A group of 12 local people paddled about 9 miles in rain and shine down the River Stour from Wissington to Stratford St Mary. The River Stour Boating company provided the Canadian canoes and a guide. This is the sixth time that this event has taken place. The idea of the challenge was to raise money for a Christian Aid project in El Salvador and Honduras. Christian Aid partners are working with the indigenous people to make pregnancy and birth safer, prevent HIV and improve healthcare and advice. This project is destined to reach over 200,000 women of child-bearing age over the next four years. The money raised will be multiplied by four by the EU. On the way they encountered some very shallow water, about four portages and two fallen trees across the river which had to be hacked through! The view of the countryside is beautiful as one gently paddles along. There is still time to support this worthwhile project. Go to www.justgiving.com/fundraising/John-Boardman5
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Bildeston History Quarterly Issue 20 (Autumn 2016) When I started Bildeston History Quarterly in December 2011, I never thought that it would still be going five years later. This is thanks to a dedicated group of readers and collectors and contributions in the form of photographs and articles made by people who see Bildeston as their home, even if they are now living elsewhere. I came to live in Bildeston in 1969, when I had just qualified as a teacher and, always interested in history, I started researching the village at local archives and record offices. Now that my mobility has declined and I am no longer able to get out and about as I used to, the folders and files of information I have now stand me in good stead for writing pieces for the magazines. This season’s offerings start with the Home Guard, the greatest citizen army of all time. Thanks to Raymond Clarke of Lavenham and Oswold Simpson of Elmsett, who kindly lent photographs and papers, all the Bildeston members of No.1 Platoon, “A” Company, 10th Battalion Suffolk Home Guard are listed plus some Bildeston personnel at Company Headquarters. If a member of your family served in the Home Guard, please contact me with their story. Suffolk Gardens Trust are currently making a country-wide survey of walled gardens and were quite surprised when I said there was one in Bildeston. ‘Richard Wilson’s walled garden’ tells the story of its developement in the early 19th century to provide flowers, fruit and vegetables for his home (now Bildeston House and Redwick House). Although the garden did not last for long, the remains of its walls still mark boundaries in present-day Bildeston. Part 2 of ‘At work in Bildeston’s textile industry’ looks at the lives of clothiers during the 16th and 17th centuries and, when the woolled-cloth trade declined, at the woolcombers who followed on. Two hidden industries at that time are touched upon, linen manufacture and hand knitting. The occasional series ‘Fields with history’ features Cardinalls, nearly ten hectares of land on the Bildeston-Nedging border, once owned by Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, one of King Henry VIII’s chief advisors. The tale is told of how he got his hands on the land and what happened to it after his fall from grace and death in 1530. All the articles are illustrated and sources of information are IVC given. Please do let me know what items of historical interest you would like to see in the magazine. Sue Andrews, 17 Manor Road, Bildeston, Ipswich, Suffolk IP77BG. (01449 740673) Issue 20 is on sale from the beginning of September at Bank House Stores and Brook Farm Studio in Bildeston; Avis the Newsagent and Idler Bookshop in Hadleigh High Street; and at Hollow Trees Farm Shop in Semer, price £3
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Oh it’s so nice to have friends! My kind friend Margaret gave me a Mrs Beeton cookery book, my friend Keith gave me some tasty allotment courgettes and my friend Clare and I spent a lovely afternoon baking. This recipe goes out to friends everywhere, a deliciously simple all in one cake that can be kept frozen for up to a month, though between you and me it is unlikely to last that long! Courgette Loaf Cake 2 large eggs, 125ml vegetable oil, 85g soft brown sugar 350g courgettes, coarsely grated, 1 tsp vanilla extract 300g plain flour, 2 tsp cinnamon, ¼ tsp nutmeg, ½ tsp bicarbonate of soda ½ tsp baking powder, 85g walnuts, roughly chopped or 85g pine nuts as alternative, 140g sultanas Method Heat oven to 180ᵒC/160ᵒC fan/gas. Butter and line a 2lb loaf tin with baking parchment. Generous greasing of the tin will do the trick though, so don’t worry if you don’t have any baking parchment to hand. In a large bowl, whisk the eggs, oil and sugar, then add the courgettes and vanilla. In another bowl, combine the remaining ingredients with a pinch of salt. Stir dry ingredients into the wet mixture, then pour into the tin. Bake for 1 hour, or until a skewer or knife inserted into the centre comes out clean. Leave to cool, then serve, or freeze for up to 1 month.
Surviving Winter in Hadleigh and Villages Not surprisingly it has been a quiet couple of months after a relatively mild winter with only one emergency plus a few fuel deliveries required. Our Grand Christmas Draw. The 88 group who initially gave us the idea of a fund raising draw will be pleased at what follows. We have been offered a round Hadleigh tour and the Suffolk coast as a prize,but a tour with a difference. The owner of Elmsett airfield has donated a flight for one person to view HADLEIGH FROM THE AIR as his guest. This will be a scenic Suffolk flight around Hadleigh then on to view the Suffolk coast, more details to follow. The second and third prizes will be theatre vouchers to the value of £50 each for a theatre performance either locally or further afield at the winner's own choice. Fourth and fifth prizes, each of £25 vouchers to use at local stores (Adnams and one other). A fantastic selection of top name Champagne's and Spirits and fine quality wines, for a further ten prizes. All of the above donated from the 88 group and if there are any other individuals or business interests either in the town or villages who would wish to contribute or be put on our list for draw tickets please contact the names below. Tickets will be on sale later in September at £1 per ticket from local outlets,(minimum of ten if by post). The draw to be on Saturday 17th December attended by the Town Mayor, Cllr.T.Sheldrick the venue to be confirmed. We are hoping for a strong response and we are grateful for the support of The HadleighThrift Shop. Our charity is for those needing immediate assistance and ranges across all age groups for those in emergency need. Should you know of someone who needs immediate help contact us. If the help required is within our charitable remit we will do all we can to put you / them going in the right direction to Survive Winter in Hadleigh. Contact either Fred Breyer, Chairman or Peter Gower, Treasurer Email addresses are: fredbreyer12@gmail.com johnpetergower@yahoo.com
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Flower Festival - A Date for your Diary St Mary's Church, Burstall will be holding a Flower Festival entitled 'Harvest in a Country Church' on Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd October 2016. The Church will be open from 10 - 4pm on Saturday and 11 - 4pm on Sunday and refreshments will be available in the Village Hall throughout the weekend.
Heritage Open Day event at Orchard Barn The Heritage Open Days event is being held during the second weekend of September this year, your chance to “explore local treasures of every age, style and function”. As part of that celebration Orchard Barn is opening its doors to visitors on Saturday 10th September from 2 to 4:30pm. During the afternoon there will be demonstrations of traditional building methods including wattle and daub, clay lump block and shingle making. At 2:30 there will be a talk covering the history of the site, progress to date and our plans for the future. The recent successful crowd-funding campaign will no doubt get a mention! At 3:15 a tour of the 1½ acre site will begin, taking in the green woodworking area, the earth working area, the orchard, the vegetable plot with its Hugelkultur beds, the pond and, of course, the restored 17C barn. There will also be refreshments and a raffle. If you’ve read about Orchard Barn before and wondered what goes on there, now is your chance to find out! Our address is Orchard Barn, Bildeston Road, Ringshall (south of Mill Road, Battisford) IP14 2LY. For more details access our website orchardbarn.org.uk
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Hadleigh and District Angling Society Hadleigh and District Angling Society would like to thank Councillor Brian Riley and Hadleigh Thrift Shop for their generous donation’s which has enabled us to purchase two solar powered aerators and an oxygen meter. The aerators were installed in July. The oxygen meter will be used to monitor water quality and ensure the aerators are positioned in the most effective locations on the fishery. Hadleigh and District Angling Society offer a variety of fishing in the local area for pleasure and match angling. A number of matches are arranged throughout the year for anglers of all ages. Regular coaching sessions are held on Saturday mornings for junior members. New members wishing to join please contact Stephen Mitchell on 01473 823564 or drop into Snowy’s Bait and Tackle, 1-3 Long Bessels, Hadleigh for a membership form. For more details visit www.hadasangling.co.uk
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The 63rd Burstall Show Saturday August 7th was a fantastic day weather wise, and a good very happy crowd came again to support our Village Show. The organisers were sad that John Mower from Hintlesham, who had been a brilliant exhibitor at the Show for many years, was unable to compete this year, and in recognition of his past support for our shows he was invited to present the trophies in the for the Vegetable Classes. One of John Mower’s past keen rivals,Hugh Richards, dominated the Vegetable and Flower Classes, winning the Open Vegetables, Vegetables Grown for Pleasure, Open Flowers and Best Flowers Trophies. Entries in the Vegetable section were of a very high standard In a difficult year with Rupert Catlin winning the Burstall Vegetables Trophy and John Minns winning the Best Vegetable Exhibit with some excellent Tomatoes. The Flower Arranging Class was won by Ann Burchnall, with Lesley Raby’s ‘Arrangement in an ‘Unusual Container’ winning the Best Flower Exhibit., There were very strong entries in the Preserves, Cookery and Handicrafts sections, and these were much praised by the Judges. Jane Sago from Bramford, a long time member of Burstall WI and currently the President of the East Suffolk Womens Institute, was the worthy winner of the Open Cookery Cup and the Homemade Preserve Class, with Ann Day winning the Burstall Cookery Cup. Sue Frankis won the Open Handicrafts Class. The Men Only Entries Class was won by Richard Sago. There were good entries in all the Children’s Classes, and the enthusiasm of those competing augurs well for the future. Sophie Woolf, Paige Debman and Chloe Macmillan won the trophies for their respective age groups. The best exhibit in these classes was won by Hugo Young for his Decorated Egg., and the Children’s Potato Challenge was won by Ben Debman. Musical entertainment was provided by the Frog Island Jazz Band in the Village Hall grounds. Several Classic Cars, Motor Cycles Tractors and other Vehicles were on show and brought back happy memories to many. The displays given by the Ipswich Veterinary Centre Dog Agility Club demonstrated the considerable skills of dogs and their owners to great effect. Such a happy day does not happen by accident. Much hard work was expended by many people to achieve yet another great success. Thanks go to all who kindly and cheerfully helped and contributed. Special thanks to the sponsors, to the stewards, judges and exhibitors of the Flower Show, to donors of Grand Draw Prizes, bottles for the tombola and other items for sale on the stalls. Thanks also to those who prepared the showground, organised, erected and helped with side shows, and last but not least to those who contributed food and served refreshments throughout the day, and to those who washed up and cleared up at the end. The standard of food continues to be excellent and, as always, is a marvellous credit to the limited resources of the small parish of Burstall. Those who worked so hard to provide and serve lunches, teas, BBQ food, ice creams, cakes and drinks throughout the day really do deserve special praise. Trophies were presented by the President of the Show, (assisted by John Mower for the Vegetable Classes), to the very worthy prize winners. The Show concluded with an auction of surplus produce (kindly donated by exhibitors). Just over 100 years ago, the Cranfield Family gave to Burstall our wonderful Village Hall. Our small village has the continuing responsibility for maintaining this fantastic asset for the benefit of all our residents both now and in the future. Interior improvements have all been recently carried out. Now, with the tremendous support we have had from our 63rd Show, we hope we are well on the way to raising sufficient resources to fund it’s exterior redecoration. We are very grateful to the support given to this annual community event, and believe that all who visited and contributed to the Show had a very happy day out. Trophy Winners Open Vegetables Cup Hugh Richards; Burstall Vegetables Cup Rupert Catlin; Best Vegetable Exhibit Shield John Minns; Vegetables Grown for Pleasure Hugh Richards; Potato Challenge – Adults Anna Cooper; Open Flowers Class Cup Hugh Richards; Best Flowers Exhibit Shield Hugh Richards; Open Flower Arranging Cup Ann Burchnall; Best Flower Arrangement Cup Lesley Raby; Open Preserves Cup Jane Sago; Burstall Cookery Cup Ann Day; Open Cookery Cup Jane Sago; Open Handicrafts Cup Sue Frankis; Men Only Class Richard Sago; Children’s (Under 5 yrs) Cup Sophie Woolf; Children’s (5 to 9 yrs) Cup Paige Debman; Children’s (9 to 15 yrs) Cup Chloe Macmillan; Best Childrens Exhibit Shield Hugo Young; Potato Challenge – Children’s Ben Debman. We shall now start preparing for next year’s Show, which will be held on Saturday 5th August 2017. Nicholas Fiske (President)
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Kersey Mill Newsletter It is anticipated within the next six weeks to complete Phase 2 of the restoration program. The remaining valley and flooring repairs is just what’s remaining to be completed.. Once this is completed this should result in the mill being removed from the ‘at risk register’. Our recent fundraising summer ball was a huge success. 130 guests enjoyed a beautiful summers evening Picture shows repair works with a delicious meal, great music to Valley and above all a thrilling auction raising funds towards Phase 2 of the restoration. It was lovely to see so many people from the local community supporting the event. You looked so glamorous and smart. We are truly thankful to all those involved who helped. Very Special thanks to The Venue, Switch Recruitment, JLS Catering, Toppesfield, Jack Cardy, Phil Westley, Georgette Fawley and to all those who so generously gave donations. The third phase of restoration will commence in early 2017, more on this in due-course. We have seen many visitors to the mill recently that included a special meeting and tour of the mill conducted by Bill Griffiths (Millwright) for S.P.A.B. who were invited to visit Kersey Mill by local architect Matthew Kennington. Matthew first came to visit us whilst working for Historic England; it is very clear when speaking with Matthew that he is very passionate about heritage buildings and appreciates the traditional building techniques that have been used within the restoration. Bev and Derek Bowry have been to visit the work place of their ancestor Benjamin Mason. Bev is the 1st cousin 3 times removed of Benjamin Mason who was the miller in Kersey in the mid 1800s. Bev says “We've only recently been looking closely into this side of my family, I have always been aware that some were millers. Ben's brother Philip was the miller at Ben Mason at Kersey Mill circa 1900 Dedham. Ben and Philip were the nephews of Philip Bacon Mason my 2 x great granddad and my grandfather Frederick Mason had a brother called Philip who was also a miller”. Bev continues” My husband and I were actually in Kersey on Monday visiting the churchyard with my brother and his wife who were over from Paris. We were specifically looking at the graves of Benjamin Mason the miller and other ancestors buried there. My husband and I have done a lot of genealogy concerning one part of my maternal grandfather's family and the connections we have discovered between the Masons, and other folk buried near to them in the churchyard, has proven rather surprising and somewhat 'freaky' to us to say the least Bev and Derek plan to return with other family members during Heritage week September 8th -11th when the mill along with thousands of other building will be open, all the volunteers across the country invite you to experience local history, architecture and culture. All for free. What will you discover?
Hadleigh Orchestra Conductor: Ute Cooper Leader: Lisa Middleton Thank you to the many people who supported our concert in June at Stokeby-Nayland. Your generous offering as you left enabled us to make a substantial gift to the Church and go a long way towards covering our costs. Rehearsals in preparation for our Christmas concert in December will begin on Monday Sept. 19th. at Beaumont Community school, Hadleigh, 7.30 – 9.30 p.m. We play a variety of music mainly but not only of the popular classical type. This is a good time to join the Orchestra, because we start with fresh music and a new beginning. We have vacancies in all string sections (violinists especially welcome, and another viola), and in the wind section would welcome another horn, bassoon, trumpet and trombone. If you would like to join or know more, please give me a ring on 01473 827242, or Jose on 01473 741055. John Druce (Chairman, Hadleigh Orchestra)
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Delicious homemade cakes with fresh coffee or tea in our lovely Village Hall. We are hoping to raise lots of money for Macmillan Cancer Support. Please come and support this worthy cause, bring your family and friends. Lovely friendly atmosphere, laughter and conversation, children very welcome. This event gets bigger and better each year and the cakes are truly scrumptious! Parking is available behind the village hall unless it is very wet.
New Charity Supporting The Bereaved After a short period of putting up his feet former co founder of the Iceni Project in Ipswich, Patrick Palmer, is turning his attention, with his wife, to creating a new, not for profit, charity. The organisation is to be known as Suffolk Bereavement Support and will be offering a service to the recently bereaved and those coping with a delayed reaction to loss. The ethos of the charity is based on the therapeutic benefits of working in groups as an alternative to one to one counselling. The groups will be run by experienced group leaders and will help people safely share their experiences of loss. Together with peer support this is designed to help group members understand the many phases of loss and its impact. Starting late autumn groups will be held in the Hadleigh area but anyone within travelling distance can express an interest. Support will be designed to contribute to the positive mental health of participants and minimize the need for interventions from GPs and other social and health professionals. The trustees are actively involved in raising funds but ideas from readers on how they might support the charity are also welcomed.The organisation is to be run by experienced professionals who will be giving their time on a voluntary basis. If anyone would like further information about this free service, please contact Patrick or Margaret on sbsg246@gmail.com; telephone 01206 299832
MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST REQUIRED HADLEIGH BOXFORD GROUP PRACTICE We are looking to recruit a Receptionist to our Team for 13.5 hours per week at our Hadleigh Health Centre Three afternoons/evenings from 2.00pm - 6.30pm Experienced preferred but not essential Applicants must have a good standard of education Most important is the ability to remain calm in an extremely busy and sometimes challenging environment and the sensitivity to deal with our patients kindly yet efficiently at all times If you are interested in joining our friendly team Please email our secretary for an application pack: iesccg.hadleighsecretaries@nhs.net or telephone 01473 820156 Closing Date: 16 September 2016
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Whatfield Village Hall Change of Booking Details Whatfield Village Hall Management Committee are sure that those of you who have used Whatfield Village Hall for your family functions and events would like to join with us in thanking Liz and Ray Parker for the years of valuable service that they have given to the community. Liz and Ray have stepped down from taking the Hall bookings, running and stocking the bar, holding the bar licence and overseeing the smooth running of the Hall and bar. Their commitment to the Village Hall over the past years enabled the extensive refurbishment of the Hall to be financed and numerous successful parties and events to take place. We all thank them very much for all their hard work and dedication. Whatfield Village Hall is well equipped, has a licence, extensive parking, children’s play area and is available for hire for all your functions and events To make a booking please contact Kim Mason 01473 824012.
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Hadleigh & District Garden Club The July "Garden Safari" had been a great success despite the inclement weather and all the members involved with its' organisation were thanked. At the August meeting we welcomed Phil Taylor from Brett Valley Landscaping and Design. He gave a wide ranging talk on "Trees for your Garden". As some of Phil's work is on country estates, he gave details of some of the large trees used such as a mature Blue Cedar at £4,200 (plus planting costs). The Cedar of Lebanon (£12,000 + ) and the Tulip Tree (£6,000+). Where space permits Phil always advises to plant a variety of trees in case a disease strikes. In some large parks the trees suffer from compaction of the roots and Phil has to aerate the soil with his specialist equipment. For the smaller gardens that most of us own Phil recommended Magnolia denudata ‘yellow river’, this produces large fragrant yellow flowers in April/May; another recommended tree was Malus evereste which has wonderful spring blossom and Autumn fruits which stay on the tree until after Christmas. All the members were given a book which had photographs and full details of all the trees Phil had mentioned in his talk. Our next meeting in the Town Hall is on Monday 12th September at 7.30pm when Matthew of Riverside Bulbs will be advising on the best bulbs to plant. The monthly competition is "The largest Sunflower". Visitors always welcome.
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‘Polstead Past’ We are delighted to announce that Polstead Community Shop has produced its own calendar for 2017, with a fascinating collection of old photographs of Polstead and district in times past, depicting both people and places. We are able to offer it to you at the low cost of £5.50 per calendar. It will be on sale from the last week in August and so available for you to catch the early deadlines for Christmas posting. We are extremely grateful to all those local residents who have allowed us to reproduce photographs from their collections. Many thanks to Richard English, Roy Richardson, Alan Riddleston, Marion Richford and to Bill Wigglesworth for his help with the research.
Laughter Yoga comes to Hadleigh Laughing is good for us but do we laugh enough? Laughter Yoga was introduced in 1995 by a medical doctor and there are now over 10,000 Laughter Clubs in 100 countries. These clubs involve a group of people getting together and doing a series of laughter exercises to generate playful laughter and deepen breathing. The session lasts for an hour and ends with a relaxation. No ‘bendy’ poses are involved as the Yoga part is about the breath. The benefits include lifting mood through the release of the ‘happy’ chemicals, increasing oxygen flow and connecting with others. It has particular benefits for people who may be socially isolated or who need support to maintain good mental health. A Laughter Club is starting at 1.30pm on Tuesdays from the middle of September at Ananda House, Magdalen Road, Hadleigh. To find out more call Sharon on 01728 831787 (there is an answer phone so leave a message and she will call you back) or email sharlee@lineone.net.
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Down to Earth ...with Dave Not much to do on the allotment this month. Mainly harvesting the various crops that seem to come all at once this time of year. My runner beans were a bit slow to start cropping and we were started off by being given some by a fellow plot holder. Now they are growing quicker than we can eat them. Some will no doubt end up in the freezer, but they don’t taste as good once they have been frozen. I have sown some late turnip, swede and khol rabi, with luck we should get some baby roots before the winter. The sweet corn is doing very well behind its badger proof fence. You can’t beat a freshly picked corn on the cob. With more courgettes growing every day, some have been made into lovely courgette, potato and onion soup, all home grown. This freezes very well and will no doubt be welcome this winter. Some of the potatoes have been dug up, with no sign of the dreaded blight. They are quite safe left in the ground for a little while so long as it stays fairly dry. It has been a bit dry lately with some watering needed to the runner beans, courgettes and the new seeds. Water is precious thing and should be used carefully. Collect rainwater in butts, water the soil not the leaves, give priority to any new plants and plant them in the ground as soon as possible. Mulch wherever you can, mushroom compost is very good for this. Try to mulch on wet ground to help hold in the moisture. Keep any hanging baskets well watered, as once they dry out it can be very difficult to re-wet them. The only way may be to take the basket sown and soak it in a bucket of water for a couple of hours. When you cut your grass raise the height of the cut a little, it will still go brown with the sun, but as soon as we get rain it will green up. We made a visit to the R.H.S. garden at Hyde Hall Rettendon for the summer flower show, which seemed bigger and better this year, with more and better stalls, entertainment from a lovely harpist, a male close harmony singing group and driftwood sculptures from New Zealand, stalls packed with super plants and plenty of room to picnic by the lake. Whilst there I enquired about the giant pumpkin that is being grown in the vegetable garden there by one of the gardeners - Matthew Oliver. This is a real labour of love involving homemade liquid worm compost, dried blood, Epsom salts, hand pollination, early mornings and late nights. As covered in protective fleece it was not possible to see the actual size of any fruit but apparently it is growing well and Matthew is hopeful of a good result by October. That’s all for this time, Dave
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Craft Fair & Food Hall At Chamberlin Hall, Bildeston Saturday 29th & Sunday 30th October, 10am to 4pm Free Admission • Over 30 stalls • Refreshments available
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Lewis Woodhead regains Jonathan Lambert Salver Last gasp winner Lewis Woodhead snatched the coveted Jonathan Lambert Centenary Silver Salver at Newton Green for the second time in three seasons. It looked as if 86-year-old golfer Neil Jacobs (handicap 27) would become the oldest winner of the trophy with his total of 41 Stableford points. But playing in the last three-ball - three hours later than Jacobs in an entry of 120, Woodhead (7) got over the line with a score of 42. When he won the trophy for the first time, he was a junior, and he is the only player in ten years to have his name on the salver twice. Jacobs took the best male prize as he competed against some hot competition from the club’s junior players, with Harvey Watts also on 41 to become the best junior, and Adrienne Hughes was the best woman on 36. Watts had eased out 39-point Alice Barlow from the junior winner spot, but the field could not keep down the club’s outstanding female player of the season as she shot a gross 70 (one over par), which saw her reduce her own course record by a shot. She would have brought it down further had she not recorded a two over par five on the par three 18th. Barlow’s rival male course record holder Jed Seeley was also in fine form, with a three under par 65 giving him the Carole List award for the best gross score of the day. Jonathan Lambert presented awards at the Saturday night party of golf week, which again saw members competing in record numbers across 10 events in six days of golf aimed at showing off the inclusive nature of golf at its best. Prize winners: Jonathan Lambert Centenary Silver Salver: 42 points Lewis Woodhead, best male 41 Neil Jacobs, best woman 36 Adrienne Hughes, best junior 41 Harvey Watts. Carole List trophy for best gross score: 65 Jed Seeley. Delaney Scramble: 60.5 Gareth Evans, Sue Thurgate, Carolyn Cocksedge, Kevin Butler; 62.4 Steve Wordley, Linda Spurko, Adrienne Hughes, John Barry; 62.4 Tibby Mimpriss, Odette Ford, Nigel Gerrans, Paul Hughes. Stableford: 91 ocb Ben Tawell, Sue Lockwood, Mark Barlow, Roger Hermiston; 91 Alan Vince, Angela Chapman, Roger O’Brien-Hill, Alex Iveson; 89 George Bullett, Rebecca Evans, Lee Prentice, Alice Barlow. Best Whag, 40 Ben Tawell; woman, 36 Lynne Hart; male, 42 David Carse; junior 41 Alice Barlow. Kiskadee Trophy: 26 Sue Thurgate and Kevin Knights, 22 Angela Chapman and Dave Carse, 21 (ocb) Mick Mills and Lynne Hart. Points means prizes: 29 Jed Seeley, 26 Alex Iveson, 24 Paul Maclachlan. Three Clubs/Putter: Peter Cade, Alex Iveson and Rosemary Thomson. Points means prizes: Foxes and Rabbits: 39 Ollie and Tom Page, 41 Mark and Jenny Barlow, 42 Max Hemson and Georgina Thornton, 42 James and Alex Cooper, 43 Martin and Alison Brightwell. Putting: 17 Ian Page, 18 Ben Clarke. Par Three: 25 Mark Barlow, 23 Ollie Page, 21 Steve Knappett.
Shirley Spraggons Harry, Pat and family would like to thank everyone for the cards and messages received and to all those who attended Shirley’s service at Layham Church. Also to the paramedics who attended Shirley at home. To all at Hadleigh Health Centre, Sheila Webb for taking the service and R. Gwinnell for all their help at this difficult time. Donations received amounted to £349.50 to The British Heart Foundation.
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Thursday, 29th September 2016 10am - 2pm Chamberlin Hall, Chamberlin Close, Wattisham Road, Bildeston, IP7 7EZ Hot Footed ladies quality shoes & boots, ladies clothes, jewellery, accessories, gifts for all and more... Everyone welcome! Ample free parking. £3 Entrance to CANCER RESEARCH UK (£2 after 1pm) Refreshments & light lunches available. Our Facebook link is: http://www.facebook.com/charityshoppingday
Thanks to HADAS for 10 Years of Support We would like to thank HADAS for again organising the Brendan Oakes Memorial fishing match in support of the Brendan Oakes Trust. This year's event was held on Sunday 7th August at Bullocky Fenn and was contested by 26 anglers. The weather as usual was fantastic although a little windy, which helped to keep the temperature down. The Brendan Oakes Memorial Fishing Match winner this year was Mr 2016 winner Kevin Sparkes, with 2nd place Kevin Sparkes who John McAndrew, 3rd place Steve Atkinson receives the Brendan Kevin Wilding and Mark Snowling Oakes Memorial Trophy. John McAndrew and Steve Atkinson were placed 2nd and 3rd respectively on the day. A really big thank you goes to our sponsors for their support; Snowy's Bait and Tackle, Wentworth Eggs, Gadget Promotions and Allfix who between them supplied food for the BBQ, prize monies, raffle/auction items and the winners prizes. Thanks also goes to those anglers who brought along raffle prizes on the day. Two people are worthy of special mention and without whom this event would never have come into being and without their continued support would not have reached it's tenth year. Mark Snowling had the original idea to organise the match and through his business, Surefix Doors and Windows, has continued to support the event with prize money and food costs each and every year that it has run. Kevin Wilding is the Chairman of HADAS and has supported the event as one of the clubs annual matches allowing it to be held on HADAS water as well as rallying club members to come along each year. We never thought that we would still be running this annual event after ten years and without the support of HADAS members and local anglers we could not continue to raise funds for Brendan's Trust. Over the ten years the match has raised over £11,000 which as charity events goes doesn't sound like a lot of money, when compared to larger national charities and events, but it means the world to us as each and every penny goes to helping teenagers and their families cope with their diagnosis of cancer. As a small local charity we rely upon support such as this and when we can put this into the diary year after year it guarantees our continued survival. HADAS members should be really proud of what they have achieved over the past ten years and we really enjoy your company on the banks of the lake serving tea, coffee and biscuits before getting ready for the after match BBQ, raffle and auction. Thank you all for your continuing support of Brendan's Trust. Mark and Valerie Oakes
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Walking Football at Hadleigh High Leisure Centre Starts October A slower paced version of the beautiful game. Designed to help people keep an active lifestyle irrespective of their age, as well as getting those back playing football who perhaps had to stop due to injuries No need to get a team together, book in and we’ll arrange teams on the night. Monday 7-8pm and £4.00 per player Interested? Email hadleighhigh@ssleisure.co.uk to be notified of the start date
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LONG DISTANCE SPONSORED RIDE (Approximately 14 miles) In the beautiful Brett Valley and surrounding areas
SUNDAY 11th SEPTEMBER 2016 The ride is across some of the most beautiful farmland in Suffolk, through woods tracks and country lanes. A prize will be given for the highest sponsorship raised Complimentary tea and cakes will be available at the Centre after the ride
Entry Forms: Send SAE to Mrs M A Rayner, Aldwyn House, Calais Street, Boxford, Sudbury CO10 5JA or email:maggierayner@hotmail.com Entry Fee: Minimum £17.00 if sent before the day or £20 on the day Funds raised will go towards the running of the centre.
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Stoke by Nayland Ladies Club Championship This year’s Club Championship was played on Saturday 23rd July. The Ladies have always maintained the tradition of the 36 hole medal examination to find their Club Champion so it was sixteen very brave competitors who set off at 8.30 am playing the Gainsborough course in the morning and the Constable course in the afternoon. The conditions were hot and sultry all day with barely a breeze but they all maintained a steady pace and took plenty of water so there were no casualties along the way! The very worthy winner was Tracey Dickens with gross scores of 81 in the morning and 91 in the afternoon, making a total of 172. The first nine of her morning round consisted of seven pars and two birdies. The runner-up Lady Captain Betty Cox was Pamela Randle, a past Champion who and Tracey Dickens returned to the competition after an absence of three years and came very close with rounds of 87 and 91, totalling 178. She was followed by Margaret Bentley only two shots back with two rounds of 90. The Bronze Division Shield went to first time winner, Elaine Davidson who had two great rounds of 102 and 107, total 209 narrowly beating Roz Clements by one shot – 101, 109, making 210. Handicap Prizes are also awarded and this year Jo Little took the honours with nett scores of 73 & 78, making 151, just beating Lesley Hitchcock who scored 76 & 78, totalling 154. Tea and the presentations took place immediately after play and a proud and relieved group of Ladies left for home promising to put themselves through the whole thing again next year! We Salute Them All.
English Girls Open Amateur Championships at The Nottinghamshire Golf Club Alice Barlow travelled to the Nottinghamshire golf club to compete in the English Girls Open Amateur championships and dug deep to hit her start of year goal of a top ten finish. With a strong field of Home Internationals she competed throughout the three days having a share of the lead after round 1. The tough Championship course at The Nottinghamshire comprises of a lot of trouble around every corner. Alice shot a -2 first round 71 the best round of her career so far to share the lead with Scotlands Alison Muirhead which included 3 birdies and a solitary bogey. The second round was a solid +3 round of 76. She made the cut for day three tied for 2nd place at +1. Going out in the penultimate group meant a well deserved lay in on the Thursday. Some rain and wind made conditions a little tricky but a chip in for a birdie on the first was a great start. A few errant tee shots lead to a few too many bogeys including a tee shot into the water at 16. Finishing +5 and +6 overall. The final round was kicked into life with a 20 foot birdie putt on 5 and a chip in from 30 yards on 7 for an Eagle to put her on -2 for the round. A bogey at 8 and a disappointing double bogey at 17 meant a birdie was required on 18 to get into the prize money, but the 10 foot putt lipped the hole for birdie. Never the less Alice said this was a great experience to be competing with these players and plans on doing more of it in the future. A great Tied 8th final position out of a field of 113. CHAMBERLIN HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Invites You To A Family Treasure Hunt ‘A walk around Bildeston’ Sunday 11th September 2016 Starting at 2pm from Chamberlin Hall Returning back for Afternoon Tea. Licensed Bar Entry Fee: Adults £6.00, Children under 16 £4.00, Under 5’s Free (including Afternoon Tea) For further details and entry forms contact: Adrian Chinery (01449) 741253
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