By Mrs Jaimie Rice, Manager, Phoenix Estate Agents.
THE PROPERTY:
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.
The late owner purchased the property as it was located close to the nearby school and local amenities. They liked having the green space in front of the property to watch over their children whilst they played together. The owner found the area to be quiet and surrounding neighbours friendly. This is a probate sale and the property is available with no upward chain.
ACCOMODATION COMPRISES: HALLWAY: KITCHEN/DINER: 21’4 x 10’2 (6.52m x 3.12m) max
LOUNGE: 14’7 x 10’3 (4.45m x 3.14m) max
CONSERVATORY: 7’4 x 6’10 (2.23m x 2.10m)
UTILITY ROOM: 7’6 x 5’3 (2.28m x 1.61m)
STUDY/STORE: 9’4 (7’8 (2.85m x 2.35m)
DOWNSTAIRS CLOAKROOM: FIRST FLOOR LANDING: BEDROOM 1: 11’10 x 10’4 (3.62m x 3.15m) min – excl. recess BEDROOM 2: 11’5 x 8’3 (3.48m x 2.52m) min – excl. recess BEDROOM 3: 9’5 x 7’4 (2.89m x 2.23m) max L-shape BATH/SHOWER ROOM: OUTSIDE FRONT: Gravel driveway. REAR: Enclosed garden.
AGENTS NOTE:
The property is an ex local authority property built in 1948 of steel frame concrete construction. This type of construction is known as a ‘Wates’ type property. In 1998 the local authority engaged a firm of structural engineers (Carley Danes & Partners) to brick skin the exterior of the property under the ‘Walsall Metropolitan Scheme’ and they issued a certificate of completion for the bricking around repair work (which we understand to not be a PRC certificate). Some mortgage lenders may not lend on a property of this construction type, although we are aware the Halifax Group have lent on properties of this type. We advise any intending purchaser requiring a mortgage to make enquiries regarding this with their lender or mortgage broker.
SERVICES:
All mains services (water, drainage, gas & electricity). South Holland District Council tax band: A EPC rating: D
FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO ARRANGE TO VIEW THIS PROPERTY PLEASE CALL US ON 01406 359131.
DANIELS CRESCENT, LONG SUTTON, PE12 9DR £185,000
WHARF STREET, SUTTON BRIDGE
£80,000 EPC RATING: C
Recently redecorated ground floor leasehold flat in a modern conversion development of 12 properties convenient for local amenities & bus stops offering 2 bedrooms, open plan lounge/kitchen, bathroom, 2 allocated parking spaces, upvc double glazing, gas central heating & no upward chain.
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..
BRIDGE ROAD, SUTTON BRIDGE
OIEO £100,000 EPC RATING: E
Investment opportunity – tenant in situ. Terraced house situated convenient for nearby bus stops and amenities offering 2 double bedrooms, modern kitchen, utility, downstairs bathroom, rear garden, upvc double glazing, gas central heating & 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. 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.
WITHINGTON STREET, SUTTON BRIDGE
£125,000 EPC RATING: E
Terraced house in a side street location close to nearby bus stops & amenities offering 2 double bedrooms, lounge, dining room, modern kitchen, utility room, upstairs bathroom, enclosed garden, upvc double glazing, gas central heating –updated boiler & 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
EPC 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!
£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.
LYNN ROAD, WALSOKEN
Bill: What to Expect.
By David Moulton, Property Litigation Specialist, Dispute Resolutions Department.
Legal changes governing the relationship between landlords and tenants are imminent, mainly aimed at protecting tenants. Some are expected to be in force before or by the summer. David Moulton, who specialises on property litigation at Fraser Dawbarns, outlines key points for landlords to consider.
The starting point is that fixed term tenancies are ending. All tenants will be on periodic tenancies and need to give two months’ notice if they plan to move.
Getting a tenant to vacate
It will become harder for a landlord to get a tenant to leave as the “no fault” Section 21 notice option will disappear. Depending on the circumstances, the landlord may be able to serve a Section 8 Notice indicating a need or good reason for a possession order to be granted.
If a landlord wishes to sell, this will be a justifiable reason but the notice period will be four months.
If a tenant fails to pay the rent, is exhibiting antisocial behaviour or is in breach of the tenancy terms in some other way, eviction will still be possible. This is likely to be a more drawn-out process than proceedings based upon a Section 21 Notice and gives the tenant the opportunity to raise complaints about the state of the property and use this as a defence to a claim for non-payment of rent.
Rent increases
Two months, rather than one, will become the compulsory notice period for increasing a tenant’s rent.
Letting to new tenants
The process of attracting new tenants is changing to discourage discrimination and there may be fines for non-compliance.
• Stricter action against stipulations such as no pets or children is expected. It will remain possible to reject applicants if a property is genuinely unsuitable, such as a two bedroom property for a large family, provided it represents a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim.
• The rent at which a property is advertised will have to be the amount that it is let for to stop anyone paying above market rate to secure a property.
• The option of paying several months’ rent in advance will also no longer be available.
Decent Homes Standard
The private rental sector will have to comply with similar standards of repair as currently apply to social housing. The introduction of ‘Awaab’s Law’ will also create clear timeframes for landlords to deal with serious health-concerning hazards. Local Councils will have greater powers than ever before to force landlords to carry out repairs to ensure that the standards are met.
Other Proposed
Changes
Landlords will at some stage need to be registered on a new private rented sector database and will also need to sign up with the private rented-sector Ombudsman.
There is further detail which will interest some landlords but be of little significance to others. Landlords should consider reviewing their tenancy arrangements now and discussing their future plans with their property agents.
If you are having trouble securing possession of an existing property and wish to try to do this before the rules change, please contact us.
This article aims to supply general information, but it is not intended to constitute advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the law referred to is correct at the date of publication and to avoid any statement which may mislead. However, no duty of care is assumed to any person and no liability is accepted for any omission or inaccuracy. Always seek advice specific to your own circumstances. Fraser Dawbarns LLP are always happy to provide such advice.
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CHURCHILL COURT, LONG SUTTON
£145,000 EPC RATING: D
Modern 2 bedroom semi detached house in a popular cul-de-sac close to nearby bus stops, primary school & town amenities offering lounge/diner, modern kitchen, bathroom, enclosed garden, allocated block paved parking space & gas central heating. Internal viewing recommended.
FALKLANDS ROAD, SUTTON BRIDGE
£175,000 EPC RATING: C
Modern 2 bedroom semi detached bungalow on a corner plot overlooking ‘Toms Wood’ offering lounge, conservatory, kitchen, updated shower room, upvc double glazing, gas central heating with updated boiler, garage, driveway & enclosed garden. No upward chain. Viewing advised!
TOLLS LANE, HOLBEACH
£185,000 EPC RATING: TBC
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!
HARRIET CLOSE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£145,000 EPC RATING: D
Recently redecorated modern 2 bedroom terraced house in a popular residential culde-sac offering lounge, modern kitchen/breakfast room, updated bathroom, upvc double glazing, gas central heating, enclosed low maintenance garden, allocated parking space & no upward chain. Internal viewing recommended!
BRIDGE ROAD, SUTTON BRIDGE OFFERS OVER £175,000 EPC RATING: C
Modern (2007) terraced house on the outskirts of the village close to nearby bus stops & amenities offering 3 double bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs cloakroom, bath/shower room, enclosed garden, garage & allocated parking spaces, upvc double glazing, gas central heating & 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!
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.
THE BRAMBLES, HOLBEACH
£194,995 EPC RATING: C
Modern 3 bedroom semi detached house in a popular cul-de-sac offering lounge/diner, kitchen/diner, updated bath/shower room, gas central heating with updated boiler, upvc double glazing, enclosed garden, garage plus driveway giving off road parking & no upward chain. 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.
Long Sutton Photography Group latest news.
By Angela Reeve, Chair, Long Sutton Photography Group.
February is upon us which means we a step closer to Spring. February is always a strange month weather wise but can throw up all sorts of opportunities for photographers. As I write this article I am in the midst of arranging a photography group visit to the Kings Lynn Mart with a professional photographer, this is always great fun. There are also lots of light shows taking place across Lincolnshire at Spilsby, Boston and Lincoln all free. There is also the Luxmuralis Projection in Lincoln Cathedral, which is well worth visiting but you do need to book tickets in advance.
Our next group meeting takes place on Wednesday 12th February at 7.30pm at the Church Hall, Long Sutton whereby we welcome Neal Smith a wildlife photographer from Boston and is well known to us. We are opening this meeting up to the general public. Tickets on the door. £3 per person.
The Lincolnshire in Flower Photography Competition is now open for entries. You can enter up to 4 photographs between now and 15th June. For more information, please email: angela.mhpg3@btinternet.com
A lot of work is underway in preparing for our annual Lincolnshire Through The Lens exhibitions which is going on tour to 3 locations, the first being the North Sea Observatory at Chapel St Leonards over the Easter Bank Holiday (18-21 April).
If you are interested in photography then please do come along to our monthly meetings, they take place on the second Wednesday of each month at the Church Hall, Long Sutton at 7.30pm. Your first meeting is free.
By Chloe Abbott, Sales Negotiator, Phoenix Estate Agents.
AMETHYST AQUARIUS BATCHELORS DAY CHOCOLATES COUPLES DATE NIGHT
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY HALF TERM HOLIDAY FLOWERS
FROSTY WEATHER IRIS LOVE
NATIONAL WEAR RED DAY PISCES PRIMROSE
SECOND MONTH SHORTEST MONTH
ST VALENTINES DAY TWENTY EIGHT DAYS
VALENTINES CARD VIOLETS WINTER
By Tim Machin, Trustee of the Society.
Hare coursing has been in the press again recently with police receiving more than 40 complaints one Sunday in January. Dozens of coursers were involved, driving dangerously round country lanes and across fields. Three people were arrested and charged with criminal damage.
Lincolnshire Police have been cracking down on the illegal ‘sport’ for over five years, to deter hare coursers, charging about the countryside in 4-wheel drive vehicles, chasing down hares with their dogs, causing a danger to the public and damaging fields, crops and boundaries.
According to press statements the 2023/24 coursing season saw 256 incidents across Lincolnshire, 13 arrests, 14 dogs and eight vehicles seized.
The sport of hare coursing has, since the Hunting Act 2004 been illegal, and socially unacceptable for a while longer than that, but, like fox hunting was a popular local rural pastime in times gone by, with riders on horseback following their dog packs.
The Long Sutton and District Civic Society has in its collection the George Thomas Peele horn, used by The Harriers, the local hunt, the usual quarry for which was hares. Interestingly the South Lincolnshire hunting grounds were all part of the famous Belvoir Hunt, whose territory extended from the borders of Leicestershire to the Wash. Before social attitudes changed local newspapers carried regular reports of local hunts. One such from The Wisbech Telegraph of Saturday February 10th 1872 read:
'The South Lincolnshire pack has lately had excellent sport...Mr Peele met at the Hall Marsh. Found at once, and after a pretty ring of two miles, changed at Lutton Leam for a straight-necked one that led at a spanking pace over the Hall Farm, crossing Wood Lane, Sutton Bridge Road, Mr. Atkinsons Farm and the railway (the pack just missing a train), through the common up to Mr. Peele's farm, where the hare crossed the Wisbech Rd, and, taking a bend to the right, over the old Roman Bank, she set her head straight for the Fens, on up to Forman's Bridge, where they had a short check in a field of turnips. The distance to this point was five miles and a half, straight line. Here two hares had been seen, and it is possible a change occurred: however, they raced back a little to the right of the former line, crossing the Fen and Roman Bank on to the common, and up to Mr. Derry's. Doubling, leaving Sutton Crosses to the right, puss went fast to Mr. Moore's wood, near where she laid up, and the hounds got their first view. Racing her back to Forman's Bridge, up to the Roman Bank, making for home, she was compelled to lay up once more. Again sighting her, the pack rattled her to Mr. Perkins stack-yard, where they killed: time 2 hours and forty minutes'.
The horn is contemporary to this account bearing the date 1871. It is believed that George Thomas Peel is the same as Mr. Peele in the extract who led the Hunt. The former Peele Community College (now University Academy Long Sutton) also bears his name as it was built on his land (Hall Farm).
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.
CREEWOOD CLOSE, HOLBEACH
£225,000
EPC RATING: D
Modern detached bungalow in a popular cul-de-sac close to town amenities offering 2 double bedrooms, lounge, conservatory, kitchen, utility/dining room, wet room style shower room, integral garage, driveway, enclosed low maintenance gardens, gas central heating & majority upvc double glazing. 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.
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.
ROMAN BANK, LONG SUTTON
£230,000
EPC RATING: D
3 Bedroom detached bungalow in a popular location requiring some modernisation on an overall plot approx. 0.17 acre (sts), dual aspect lounge, kitchen, utility room, bathroom, upvc double glazing, gas central heating, established gardens, garage with electric door, driveway giving off road parking & no upward chain.
STANLEY DRIVE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£245,000
EPC RATING: D
Modern 3 bedroom detached bungalow in a sought after residential location, lounge, conservatory, kitchen/breakfast room, bath/shower room, cloakroom, upvc double glazing, gas central heating, detached single garage, driveway, low maintenance gardens & no upward chain.
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.
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.
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.
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
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 Line Dancing 6.30pm - 7.30pm
SATURDAY Jigsaw Puzzle Club And Coffee Morning 10.00am - 12.00pm
MONTHLY
MONDAY Long Sutton & District Civic Society 7.00pm – 9.00pm (Every 3rd Monday of the month) U3A Local History Group 11.00am – 1.00pm
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 FEBRUARY EVENTS – SO FAR:
TABLE TOP SALE Friday 7th 9.30am – 12.30pm
BINGO Wednesday 26th 6.30pm – 9.30pm
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. We wish you all a happy new year and look forward to warmly welcoming you all along to the Market House. 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/
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.
DARWIN CLOSE, SUTTON BRIDGE
£330,000 EPC RATING: D
Modern 3-4 bedroom detached bungalow in a popular cul-de-sac, lounge with log burner, sitting room/bedroom 4 with log burner, conservatory, refitted kitchen & utility, refitted en-suite shower room & bath/shower room, upvc double glazing, updated gas central heating, double garage, driveway & enclosed garden.
STATION ROAD, WALPOLE ST ANDREW
£330,000 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
£425,000
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.
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
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.
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.
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. Next drop in is on the 28th February
REGULAR EVENTS, CLUBS AND SOCIETIES
MONDAY
TOT'S ZONE GROUP reopening 3rd February; 0-5 Years. 9.15am-11.15am (Term time only) in The Diamond Hall. £2.50 per child and 50p for each extra child.
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 4th and 18th February WEDNESDAY
SUTTON BRIDGE ART GROUP meet 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 19th February 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 12.00pm. Jubilee Room AL-ANON FAMILY GROUP 12.30pm-1.30pm. Doors Open 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
SUTTON BRIDGE MONTHLY LUNCH HUB Last orders 1.00pm 27th February.
CURLEW SOCIAL AFTERNOON Free Entry 2.00pm–4.00pm 14th February.
CHARITY BINGO Thursdays in the Diamond Hall at 6.30pm. 13th and 27th February
CINEMA 1 - 11th February 12.00pm–2.00pm.
CINEMA 2 - 22nd February 1.00pm–4.00pm.
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.
