By Mrs Jaimie Rice, Manager, Phoenix Estate Agents.
THE PROPERTY:
This modern detached house was built in 2002 by Allison Homes (part of the Kier Group) at their executive home 'St Andrews Green' development which is a private cul-de-sac of 14 properties (9 houses & 5 bungalows) situated near Sutton Bridge Golf Club. This being the only one of their ‘Harringworth’ design on the cul-de-sac. Accommodation offers hallway with oak staircase, 4 double bedrooms with master bedroom offering en-suite shower room & 2 integral double wardrobes, family bathroom with free standing bath plus additional downstairs cloakroom, lounge with wide opening to the dining room, kitchen/breakfast room with integrated dishwasher, oven and hob plus separate utility room. It also benefits from upvc double glazing & gas central heating. Outside the property offers landscaped gardens plus integral double garage & block paved driveway giving off road parking. The sellers purchased the property in 2021 after being attracted to the family size living accommodation the property offers. They like how quiet the area is and having a secluded garden was appealing. The property is now on the market because the children are flying the nest and isn’t in need of this much space anymore.
ACCOMODATION COMPRISES:
ENTRANCE HALL:
LOUNGE: 17'5 x 11'10 (5.31m x 3.61m) min – excluding bay
DINING ROOM: 12'1 x 10'3 (3.68m x 3.12m)
KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM: 17'11 x 11'11 (5.46m x 3.63m)
UTILITY ROOM: 7'9 x 7'9 (2.36m x 2.36m)
CLOAKROOM:
FIRST FLOOR LANDING:
BEDROOM 1: 14'2 x 11’10 (4.32m x 3.62 m) min
EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM:
BEDROOM 2: 13'4 x 11'11 (4.06m x 3.63m) max
BEDROOM 3: 12'9 x 9'4 (3.89m x 2.84m)
BEDROOM 4: 14'2 x 9'4 (4.32m x 2.84m) max
BATHROOM:
OUTSIDE FRONT: Double garage and off road parking.
OUTSIDE REAR: Enclosed rear garden.
AGENTS NOTE:
The property is situated in a private cul-de-sac where the owners of each property join as shareholders of the management company and pay an annual maintenance charge for the maintenance of the communal entrance road and grounds which is currently £252.00 paid 6 monthly.
SERVICES:
All mains services (water, drainage, gas & electricity). South Holland District Council tax band: D. EPC rating: C.
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO ARRANGE TO VIEW THIS PROPERTY PLEASE CALL US ON 01406 359131.
CARNOUSTIE COURT, SUTTON BRIDGE, PE12 9QP £350,000
ORCHARD PARK, HOLBEACH
OIEO £100,000 EPC RATING: C
Leasehold ground floor apartment in a modern converted Grade II listed former Victorian Workhouse/Hospital convenient for town amenities. Offering open plan lshape lounge/kitchen/diner with integrated appliances, bedroom with ensuite shower room, allocated parking space & communal landscaped grounds..
LYNN ROAD, WALSOKEN
£120,000 EPC RATING: NA
Development opportunity. Residential building plot with full planning permission for a 3 bedroom detached house and single garage. Conveniently situated for nearby bus stops and amenities. Plot dimensions approx. 18.3m wide x 20.8m depth (stms). No upward chain.
LYNN ROAD, WALSOKEN
£120,000 EPC RATING: NA
Development opportunity. Residential building plot with full planning permission for a 3 bedroom detached house and single garage. Conveniently situated for nearby bus stops and amenities. Plot dimensions approx. 21.6m wide x 20.8m depth (stms). No upward chain.
GRANVILLE TERRACE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£120,000 EPC RATING: D
Terraced house in a side street location close to nearby bus stops & amenities offering 2 double bedrooms, open plan lounge/diner, modern kitchen, utility lobby, modern downstairs bathroom, upvc double glazing, gas central heating –updated boiler, enclosed garden with shed/workshop & no upward chain.
WITHINGTON STREET, SUTTON BRIDGE
£130,000 EPC RATING: D
2 Bedroom terraced house in a side street location close to nearby bus stops & amenities offering lounge/diner, refitted kitchen, refitted downstairs bath/shower room, refitted en-suite shower room, enclosed garden, upvc double glazing, gas central heating, recently redecorated, new floor coverings & no upward chain.
STANLEY DRIVE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£130,000
RATING: D
Modern 1 bedroom semi detached bungalow in a popular residential area close to nearby health centre & amenities offering lounge, kitchen, shower room, upvc double glazing, gas central heating, rear garden, allocated parking space, plus no upward chain. Viewing recommended!
LYNN ROAD, WALSOKEN
£130,000
EPC RATING: NA
Development opportunity. Residential building plot with full planning permission for a 4 bedroom detached house and detached double garage conveniently situated for nearby bus stops and amenities. Plot dimensions approx. 20.7m wide x 22.4m depth (stms). No upward chain.
CHESTNUT TERRACE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£165,000
EPC RATING: D
3 Storey end terraced house in a side street location, recently renovated throughout, 3 double bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/diner, downstairs cloakroom, first floor bathroom, upvc double glazing, gas central heating - underfloor heating to ground floor, driveway giving off road parking, approx. 140ft/40m long (stms) rear garden & no upward chain. Viewing a must!
LONGDON CLOSE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£182,000 EPC RATING: D
Modern semi detached bungalow in a popular cul-de-sac offering 2 double bedrooms, lounge, conservatory, updated kitchen, updated shower room, upvc double glazing, gas central heating –updated boiler, enclosed garden, garage & driveway giving off road parking plus no upward chain. Internal viewing advised!
Legal advice: How to protect your property from fraud.
By Iain Grimes, Managing Partner, Head of Residential Conveyancing Team.
Fraud in the property sector is a larger problem than many people realise. Fraudsters generally aim to steal property by transferring its legal ownership. Alternatively they might take out a fraudulent mortgage on a property and then leave the owner saddled with the debt.
Who is most at risk?
Your property is potentially most at risk if you have no mortgage on it, if it is vacant or rented out, if you are not resident in the UK, or if your ID has been stolen. Properties without recent land registry activity are also targeted because fraudsters believe that you are less likely to notice what is happening.
How is property fraud carried out?
The fraud generally starts with identity theft. Stolen documents or personal information are then used to pose as the owner of a property. Fraudsters then change existing documents or create new fake ones, perhaps pretending to remortgage or sell a property. These are then submitted to HM Land Registry to change the ownership of the property for the fraudster’s benefit. This is often followed by a quick sale before anyone notices.
How can you protect yourself?
Between 2009 and 2023 HM Land Registry prevented more than £340 million of property fraud but there are various steps that property owners can take to reduce their individual risk of being the subject of fraud. Is your property registered?
The starting point is to be sure that your property is registered with HM Land Registry. Property that has been bought or sold since 1990 will be registered, but property that has been owned by the same person for several decades may still not be registered. Unregistered property is at greater risk from fraudsters. A property that is unregistered relies on hard copy deeds to prove ownership which can also cause problems if the deeds are lost or damaged. You can check whether your property is registered at www.gov.uk/search-property-information-land-registry
Sign up to the Property Alert service
HM Land Registry encourages property owners to sign up to their free Property Alert service. If certain types of activity are spotted in relation to the property you are monitoring, you will receive a message alert. Most of the messages will be about a genuine change that you have made, such as new mortgage details, but if you are alerted to a change you do not recognise then you will be able to investigate quickly. You can sign up at www.gov.uk/property-alert and then make sure that you keep your details up to date so that you can be contacted quickly and easily.
Getting a restriction to stop activity on your property
It is possible to put an anti-fraud restriction on the title register. This would block any transfer or mortgage on your property unless a solicitor or conveyancer certifies that the application was made by you.
Check your credit report
Checking your credit report regularly to ensure that there hasn't been an unexpected financial activity is a useful additional precaution.
At Fraser Dawbarns we are happy to help with all aspects of property registration, sales, purchases or disputes. Find out more at www.fraserdawbarns.com
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DANIELS CRESCENT, LONG SUTTON
£185,000
EPC RATING: D
3 Bedroom semi detached house overlooking nearby green space, lounge, modern kitchen/diner, conservatory, study/store, utility room, downstairs cloakroom, modern upstairs bath/shower room, driveway giving off road parking, front & rear gardens, upvc double glazing, gas central heating & no upward chain.
TOLLS LANE, HOLBEACH
£185,000
EPC RATING: D
Semi detached house on the outskirts of Holbeach with front field view, 2 double bedrooms, lounge with log burner, kitchen, conservatory, downstairs shower room, upstairs cloakroom, gas central heating –updated boiler, upvc double glazing, extensive off road parking, enclosed rear garden, brick utility store & wc. Viewing advised!
GEDNEY ROAD, LONG SUTTON
£215,000 EPC RATING: D
Period 3 bedroom semi detached house convenient for nearby bus stops and amenities, lounge, dining/sun room, kitchen, utility, bathroom, outbuilding with cloakroom, garage/workshop, multivehicle off road parking, approx. 150ft/46m long (stms) rear garden, gas central heating & part upvc double glazing.
IBSTOCK CLOSE, TYDD ST MARY
£235,000
EPC RATING: TBC
Modern 3 bedroom semi detached house in a popular cul de sac offering lounge, kitchen/diner, downstairs cloakroom, bathroom, en-suite shower room, upvc double glazing, oil central heating, garage plus driveway giving off road parking & enclosed rear garden. Internal viewing advised!
BRIDGE ROAD, SUTTON BRIDGE
£245,000
EPC RATING: B
Bespoke modern (2020) 3 bedroom detached house in a private driveway convenient for nearby amenities, lounge, kitchen/diner with integrated appliances, downstairs cloakroom, en-suite shower room, family bathroom, driveway giving off road parking, rear garden, upvc double glazing & gas central heating.
BOWTHORPE ROAD, WISBECH
£250,000
EPC RATING: D
Detached chalet bungalow in a side street close to town park & amenities, on an overall plot approx. 0.2 acre (stms), 3 double bedrooms, lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, bathroom, utility, garden room, majority upvc double glazing, gas central heating, garage, driveway, approx. 137ft long (stms) enclosed garden & no upward chain.
LONGDON CLOSE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£185,000
EPC RATING: C
Modern 2 bedroom semi detached bungalow in a popular cul-de-sac offering lounge, conservatory, modern kitchen, wet-room style shower room, additional cloakroom, garage plus driveway, enclosed rear garden, gas central heating with updated boiler, upvc double glazing & no upward chain. Viewing advised!
FALKLANDS ROAD, SUTTON BRIDGE
£240,000
EPC RATING: D
Modern 3 bedroom detached bungalow requiring modernisation in a sought after area with rear field view offering lounge, kitchen, shower room, cloakroom, upvc double glazing, gas central heating, garage with electric remote control entrance door, driveway giving off road parking, enclosed garden & no upward chain.
GREBE CLOSE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£250,000
EPC RATING: C
Modern detached bungalow in a sought after area close to nearby bus stops & amenities, 2 double bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/diner, utility, shower room, separate cloakroom, upvc double glazing, gas central heating, garage & driveway, enclosed southerly facing garden & no upward chain.
By Chloe Abbott, Sales Negotiator, Phoenix Estate Agents.
BASKET
BUNNY
CHICK
CHOCOLATE CRUCIFY
DAFFODIL
DECORATIONS
DUCKLING
EGG HUNT
SUNDAY EGGS FLOWERS GOD GOOD FRIDAY HATS
HOT CROSS BUNS LAMB
RABBIT
RESURRECTION
SPRING
SWEETS
TULIP
By Tim Machin, Trustee of the Society.
Two recent events have reminded me about one of the now hidden recent histories of this area. The first was the death in March of the last surviving pilot from the Battle of Britain, Group Captain John ‘Paddy’ Hemingway. The second, was watching the excellent Channel 4 TV series ‘Top Guns, Inside the RAF’.
Both events link to our former air station, RAF Sutton Bridge. Although not serving locally, Group Capt. Hemingway piloted Hurricane aircraft during the war which, along with the better known Spitfire, were the mainstay of the air force. RAF Sutton Bridge played a pivotal role in thwarting the Luftwaffe in its 1940 air campaign as it was one of the key training grounds for allied pilot’s fighting skills. The station housed a compliment of nearly 70 Hurricanes at the height of the war, plus other types, some involved in target towing over RAF Holbeach, the Air Weapons Range at Gedney Drove End. Britains ‘Top Gun’, the Central Gunnery School, the first of its kind in the world was established at RAF Sutton Bridge in 1942.
Secondly, the last programme in the Channel 4 TV series followed the success of an RAF Typhoon pilot, earning his own Top Gun credentials, in part following live firing runs over the targets at Gedney Marsh.
We should be proud of our aviation heritage. We live with the background noise of military aircraft and have done so throughout living memory. As far back as 1917, fighter aircraft from a temporary wartime base at Tydd St Mary intercepted German Zeppelins gathering over the Wash before flying inland, using the River Nene as a navigation aid.
RAF Sutton Bridge and its satellite air gunnery range at RAF Holbeach was established nearly a century ago in 1927. Sutton Bridge based aircraft towed canvas drogues that fighter pilots could target. The reason it is here is the unique suitability of the Wash marshes for gunnery practice and the need for a nearby airfield to support the aircraft and crews. As an aside, a fairly interest fact is that RAF Holbeach is both the largest and smallest establishment in the UK by site area, depending on the state of the tide!
The skies over our area would have been filled with training sorties in the wartime years. Apart from the dozens of airmen at the airfield, the River Nene was used by the Dambuster squadron for practice runs, targeting the swing bridge as a pretend dam. Sutton Bridge was responsible for training over 400 pilots involved in the Battle of Britain.
Prior to the war, RAF Sutton Bridge was an air gunnery training base, with aircraft towing targets out over the Wash for aircraft gunners to take aim at. In 1942 the fighter crew training function at Sutton Bridge was relocated and the Central Gunnery School, the first of its kind in the world, established at the airfield. The role of this new venture was to teach already experienced fighter pilots and bomber rear gunners how to perfect their shooting skills. Once graduated from the school they were posted as gunnery instructors to fighter and bomber squadrons. During this time the airfield was operating Spitfires and Wellington bombers. This ‘Top Gun’ school predated the US equivalent, made famous by the eponymous Tom Cruise movie by some 26 years, and is a role also now undertaken at RAF Coningsby with its Typhoons.
The airfield, which had only a grass runway closed to flying operations in 1958. Little can now be seen on the ground but is commemorated by a memorial near the swing bridge, surmounted by a twisted propeller blade from a crashed hurricane of the Sutton Bridge training squadron. Fortunately, the pilot was able to bale out, was helped by locals and returned to the base safely by horse and cart!
Photo shows: RAF Sutton Bridge as it was prior to the last War.
ABOUT US:
With a local presence of nearly 50 years, the Society exists to promote high standards of planning and architecture; promote civic pride; secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of historic structures or features and promote understanding of the geography, history, natural history and architecture of the area.
As a registered charity, we cover the south east corner of Lincolnshire covering the communities of Long Sutton, Little Sutton, Sutton Bridge, Wingland, Tydd St. Mary, Sutton St. James, Gedney Broadgate, Gedney, Gedney Dyke, Gedney Drove End, Dawsmere and Lutton.
CHALK LANE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£275,000 EPC RATING: D
1938 Detached bungalow in a rural country lane, overall plot approx. 0.2 acre (stms), field views, 3 double bedrooms, lounge, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, modern bathroom, upvc double glazing, oil central heating, southerly facing private gardens, carport, off road parking & brick outbuilding.
STATION ROAD, WALPOLE ST ANDREW
£320,000 EPC RATING: D
Detached bungalow in a semi rural village location, 3 double bedrooms, lounge/diner with log burner, kitchen/diner, sun room, bath/shower room, upvc double glazing, oil central heating, garage/workshop plus additional workshop, extensive off road parking & enclosed gardens.
SUTTON ROAD, FOUR GOTES
£395,000 EPC RATING: D
Detached cottage, overall plot over ¼ acre (sts), private secluded established gardens, 2-3 bedrooms, 4 reception rooms, kitchen with integrated appliances, utility, upstairs bathroom, downstairs shower room, electric gated driveway giving extensive parking, carport & workshop, upvc double glazing & oil central heating.
DUNLIN DRIVE, LONG SUTTON
£275,000 EPC RATING: D
Recently redecorated modern detached bungalow in a popular cul-de-sac with field view to the side, 3 double bedrooms, modern shower room, kitchen/diner, utility room, updated cloakroom, detached garage, driveway, low maintenance rear garden, upvc double glazing, gas central heating & no upward chain.
GOLF COURT, SUTTON BRIDGE
£315,000 EPC RATING: C
Modern detached bungalow in a small private cul-de-sac with rear views of nearby Golf Course offering 3 double bedrooms, en-suite shower room, main shower room, lounge, conservatory, kitchen/diner, garden/games room, detached double garage, extensive driveway plus gardens front & rear.
MAIN ROAD, GEDNEY DROVE END
£325,000 EPC RATING: C
Modern detached bungalow in a rural village location with rear field view, 4 double bedrooms, lounge with log burner, sun room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances, utility room, bathroom, shower room, upvc double glazing, oil central heating, enclosed garden, extensive driveway.
MARSH ROAD, GEDNEY DROVE END
£435,000 EPC RATING: D
Detached bungalow, field views, 6 bedrooms (4 in main area, 2 in annex), lounge/diner, kitchen/breakfast room, bath/shower room, integrated annex with own entrance, 2 bedrooms, lounge, study, conservatory & shower room, enclosed garden, workshop, summerhouse & extensive parking.
CARNOUSTIE COURT, SUTTON BRIDGE
£350,000 EPC RATING: C
Modern (2002) detached house in a sought after executive cul-de-sac, 4 double bedrooms, lounge, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, utility, en-suite, bathroom, downstairs cloakroom, double garage, block paved driveway, enclosed garden, upvc double glazing, gas central heating & no upward chain.
By Hayden Feetham, Receptionist, Long Sutton Market House.
The Market House Long Sutton is a multi-use Community Centre situated in the centre of Long Sutton for regular groups and activities, the Market House offers various rooms to hire suitable for events and functions, parties, wedding, receptions, and group classes and meetings. The corn exchange has a capacity of up to 100 people and has access through the wagon arch doors to our onsite private car park, we also offer hire of a PA system with the hire of the room. We also offer hirers to bring outside caterers and bars to booked functions. Our 2nd floor Friends Room has a comfortable capacity of 40 people for training and corporate meetings, conferences. The Citizens room on the ground floor is ideal for drop-in surgeries, meetings, 1 – 1 tuitions and interviews. Facilities include onsite parking from Bull Lane, Kitchen, Toilets, and disabled access throughout the building via a lift and staircase, Free Wi-Fi throughout the building.
REGULAR EVENTS, CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
WEEKLY
MONDAY Older Adults Fitness Class 9.30am - 10.30am Yoga Class 11.00am - 12.15pm
TUESDAY TSB DROP IN 9.30am – 4.00pm Yoga Class 10.00am - 11.30am Slimming World 5.30pm – 7.00pm
WEDNESDAY Craft Club 9.15am - 12.15pm
Choir Time 7.00pm – 8.00pm (Except Last Wednesday Of The Month)
THURSDAY Slimming World 9.15am – 12.00pm Citizens Advice 9.30am – 3.00pm
SATURDAY Coffee Morning 10.00am - 12.00pm
MONTHLY
MONDAY Long Sutton & District Civic Society 7.00pm – 9.00pm (Every 3rd Monday of the month)
TUESDAY (Bi-monthly) 1st Tuesday Sutton Bridge & Long Sutton U3a 2.00pm – 4.00pm
WEDNESDAY Bingo (Every last of the month) Eyes down at 7.30pm
FRIDAY (Every first Friday of the month) Table Top Sale 9.30am - 12.30pm
SATURDAY Cinema (Every last Saturday Of The Month) Film starts at 3.00pm
MARKET HOUSE APRIL EVENTS – SO FAR: Table Top Sale Friday 4th April 2025 9.30am – 12.30pm
To find out more about booking one of our rooms for your function or regular classes/meeting here or to get more information, please contact us. To find out more about other events/activities that happens here, please contact us.
Reception opening hours: Monday – Fridays: 9.30am - 4.00pm Saturday: 10.00am - 12.30pm
LONG SUTTON MARKET HOUSE
9 MARKET STREET
LONG SUTTON SPALDING
LINCOLNSHIRE
PE12 9DD
TEL: 01406 366767
EMAIL: longsuttonmarkethouse@btinternet.com www.longsuttonmarkethouse.org https://www.facebook.com/p/LongSutton-Market-House-100081983003188/
Long Sutton Photography Group latest news.
By Angela Reeve, Chair, Long Sutton Photography Group.
Spring has arrived with the countryside starting to burst back into life , from roadside verges and fields full of daffodils to the new life with the lambs bouncing around enjoying themselves. Easter is just a few weeks away.
At our meeting on the 9th April we welcome Steve Dixey from North Lincolnshire who will be giving us a presentation on the North Lincolnshire Marshes. Everyone is welcome, non members £3.
We are busy working towards our first Lincolnshire Through the Lens Photography Exhibition which takes place from Friday 18th to Monday 21st April at the North Sea Observatory, Chapel St Leonards, Skegness from 10am to 4pm each day. Free admission. if you are in the area over the Easter weekend do drop by and say hello, there will be group representation on duty all weekend.
Our Lincolnshire in Flower competition is now open for entries. Anyone can enter you can join the Facebook page 2025 Lincolnshire in Flower Photo Competition or you can email angela.mhpg3@btinternet.com for more information. Competition closes on the 15th June and all photographs must be taken on or by the 31st May 2025.
However you are spending your Easter weekend enjoy and remember to take some photographs if you can.
By Melvyn Philpott, Sutton Bridge Cinema Manager, The Curlew Centre.
A modern community centre hub for meetings, regular groups, and activities plus the base for the Sutton Bridge Library and Parish Council Office, The Curlew Centre in Sutton Bridge offers rooms of assorted sizes suitable for events, functions, parties, weddings, and group classes/meetings - whether big or small! The Diamond Hall has a capacity for 120 people. Fitted permanently with an indoor Marquee ceiling canopy and scalloped drape, with NEW under drape coloured lighting, giving your event a better atmosphere. Ideal for wedding receptions or a special occasion party, plus it has access to the kitchen, bar, and The Scramble Room - which is ideal for buffets or for small meetings. Upstairs The Jubilee Room has panoramic views of The Memorial Park and opens onto a balcony - an ideal room for Keep-Fit, Yoga, Line Dancing, Coffee Mornings, Social Evenings and Small Wedding Receptions. The Bridge Room ideal for training and corporate meetings, with Wi-Fi, Projector and Screen. Downstairs there is also The Farmers Room - ideal for drop-in surgeries and meetings. Facilities include ample parking, kitchen, toilets, disabled access including a lift.
COMMUNITY LIBRARY Monday 10.00am–12.00pm, Wednesday 2.00pm–4.00pm, Friday 10.00am-12.00pm, Saturday 10.00am12.00pm. Library closed for easter Friday 18th, Saturday 19th and Monday 21st April.
COMMUNITITY CONNECTION DROP-IN.
For more information, please contact Vanessa. slr@communityconnector.org.uk 07471444184
Community connector is a resource that anyone can benefit from to improve social connections, access services, or find out what is available locally. We are here to create a sense of belonging and support for all members of the community.
REGULAR EVENTS, CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
MONDAY
TOT'S ZONE GROUP 0-5 Years. 9.15am-11.15am (Term time only) in The Diamond Hall. KICKBOXING 7.00pm–9.00pm Free first class, kickboxing trousers & T-shirt. Call/text Aaron Farr 07882 581347 or Ben Merson 07912 790988 www.starskickboxing.co.uk
BEGINNERS BELLY DANCE CLASS 6.30pm-7.30pm in the Jubilee room.
TUESDAY
SUTTON BRIDGE ‘WELLBEING WALKS’ fortnightly; Start; 10.30am 1st and 14 April.
WEDNESDAY
SUTTON BRIDGE ART GROUP in the Jubilee Room 2.00pm-4.00pm. Ring Jan on 07799896587 for further information. YOGA 6.00pm–8.00pm in the Jubilee Room Instructor Jo Spink 07976354969
BALLROOM DANCING 7.00pm–8.30pm
WI – The Bridge Buns & Roses 7.30pm–9.30pm
THURSDAY
LORRAINE’S SUPPLE SENIORS with Lorraine 10.00am–11.00am Jubilee Room
AA 12 STEP FELLOWSHIP HOURLY GROUP 12.30pm-1.30pm. Doors open at 12.00pm. Jubilee Room
AL-ANON FAMILY GROUP 12.30pm-1.30pm. Doors open at 12.00pm. Farmers Room ZUMBA WITH KIRSTY 7.00pm-8.00pm FRIDAY
FRIENDLY CONNECT COFFEE MORNING 9.30am-11.30am. Relax and stop off for a coffee.
MONTHLY
U3A 1.00pm–4.00pm 1st April.
COUNCILLOR SURGERY in the Police room Saturday 12th April 10.00am-12.00pm
SUTTON BRIDGE MONTHLY LUNCH HUB Last orders 1.00pm 24th April.
CURLEW SOCIAL AFTERNOON Free Entry; 2.00pm–4.00pm. 11th April
CHARITY BINGO Thursdays in the Diamond Hall at 6.30pm.10th and 24th April
CINEMA 1 – 1.00pm-4.00pm 26th April. CINEMA 2 – 2.00pm–4.00pm 15th April
Please contact on email; admin@thecurlewcentre.co.uk Other contact details are set out below. We look forward to hearing from you. Reception opening hours are Mondays; 10.00am–12.00pm Wednesdays 2.00pm–4.00pm & Fridays; 10.00am-12.00pm.
