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THE WROXHAM & COLTISHALL BOOK Over the years, we’ve had lots of appreciative messages for this publication from clients and residents; for which, we are hugely grateful. “Thank you!” - it’s a real team effort. You’ll find examples of ‘what people say’ and lots more info on the WAC Book website; there’s a digital version of the edition you’re holding there too. See it on your ‘phone & share the link with your friends!  So, what’s happening during October and November? Well, the clocks go back 1 hour on 25th October, we have School Half Term, Halloween and Fireworks Night, which means we’ll need to wrap up well and keep warm. Hats, coats, jumpers, boots, gloves and scarves suddenly become highly desirable items in the weeks ahead, don’t they? Should you prefer to stay indoors, look inside this handy magazine you’ll find a wide selection of local business services and lots of interesting feature articles and quizzes. Enjoy October & November!...

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Page: 11 - WAC Book; A Powerful Local Advantage 18 - Home Interiors; Step into Comfort 23 - Wordsearch 24 - Beauty; Tools of the Trade 26 - Health; Think Thyroid 27 - Did you Know? 32 - Celebrities; Anton Du Beke 34 - Good News 36 - Something for Everyone 37 - Jokes 38 - Puzzle Page; Sudoku, Quiz, Pictogram & Two-Minute 42 - Children’s Puzzle Page; The Witch’s Potion Recipe

44 - Motoring; Kia EV9 GT 46 - Gardening; Weird and Wonderful 48 - Community Events & What’s On (to page 50) 50 - Children’s Puzzle Page Answers 51 - Join ‘The WAC Book’ 53 - History; King Gurgunt of Norwich 54 - Local Reports (to page 57) 57 - Wroxham FC Fixtures 58 - Quiz Answers 59 - Business Card Section 62 - Index 62 - Advert sizes & fees

This magazine is one of 8,500 copies delivered to residents & businesses in: Wroxham, Hoveton, Horning, Badersfield, Coltishall, Horstead, Stalham, Stalham Green, Sutton, Tunstead, Frettenham, Scottow, Belaugh, Sco Ruston, Ashmanhaugh, Smallburgh, Sloley & Buxton.

REROUTED TOUR DE BROADS BRINGS A BUZZ TO LATHAMS AS HUNDREDS OF CYCLISTS RIDE THROUGH POTTER HEIGHAM Lathams of Potter Heigham was at the heart of the Tour de Broads action on Sunday 6th September, as hundreds of cyclists passed the iconic Norfolk Broads destination on a specially rerouted course – with threetime Olympic champion Ed Clancy OBE even stopping by for a photo. As event sponsors of the 2026 Tour de Broads, Lathams, part of the QD Group, welcomed riders, supporters and spectators as the event made its way through Potter Heigham. The area outside the store was buzzing, with FOUR, QD Group’s marketing agency, on hand on behalf of Lathams to cheer on cyclists as they passed shortly after crossing the historic Potter Heigham Bridge, capturing the atmosphere and speaking to riders along the route. A dedicated stop outside the store

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gave riders the chance to take a quick break, pose for a photo in the Lathams Tour de Broads photo board and refuel before continuing their ride. The FOUR team handed out bottles of water, sweets and stickers to riders – with the sweets proving a surprise hit among cyclists looking for a little extra boost along the way!

There was also a very special visitor when three-time Olympic cycling champion Ed Clancy OBE stopped by Lathams. Ed chatted to the team about the event and posed for a photo in the Lathams photo board. The Olympic champion had earlier been at the Tour de Broads start line, meeting participants and seeing riders off on their routes through some of Norfolk’s most picturesque countryside and Broads landscapes. Nisha Collins, Brand & Marketing Manager at QD Group, said: “What a fantastic day. There was such a buzz outside Lathams as the cyclists came through Potter Heigham, and it was brilliant to see so many people stopping, saying hello and getting involved.

“We were handing out water, sweets and stickers to keep everyone going, and we couldn’t believe quite how popular the sweets were – they definitely went down a storm with the riders! “Having Ed Clancy stop by for a chat and a photo made the day even more special. Lathams has been part of days out on the Norfolk Broads for generations, so seeing the Tour de Broads come right past our doors and being able to cheer everyone on was something we were incredibly proud to be part of.” Lathams’ involvement continued all the way to the finish line, with the Lathams name appearing on the official 2026 Tour de Broads medals presented to riders completing the event. The Tour de Broads brought together experienced cyclists, firsttime event riders, families, friends and supporters for a celebration of cycling and the Norfolk countryside. For Lathams, the day was an opportunity to do what it has done in Potter Heigham for generations welcome people visiting the Broads and become part of the memories made along the way.

LOCAL CHIMNEY SWEEP & HIS SON CYCLE AROUND THE WORLD George Kohler, 57, of Hart & Kohl, and his son, Josh, 23, have returned home to Halvergate after cycling over 18,000 miles around the world. Starting on 29th March last year, the intrepid duo pedalled through 30 countries, across four continents, setting 3 Guinness World Records titles to become the fastest father and son to circumnavigate the globe by bicycle.

Raising over £72,000 for UNICEF, their amazing journey took them across Europe, Asia, Australia and South America, with highlights including China, Brazil’s Iguazu Falls and the inhospitable Nullarbor Plain in Australia. Army veteran George was humbled by the whole experience. ‘The astonishing kindness of strangers far outweighed the physical and mental pressures of this challenge’. Filmmaker Josh documented their incredible 400 day journey on social media and his YouTube channel @joshpkohler, and is now working on the feature film. Meanwhile, George, a certified member of the Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps and HETAS approved, has picked up his brushes and resumed sweeping. A sweep with a smile and a unique story to tell! Donations via kohlerscycle.com

WOMACK HERONS

We are well into our new Rotary year with new President Peter Womack Herons is a friendly Hawes, and our first major activity group of retirees sharing friendship was our Classic Car Show held at and fun; Why not come along and Wroxham Barns on 6th September. meet new friends? Enjoy good It was definitely our best yet, with company and good times in a reover 125 classic cars of all sorts of laxed atmosphere – see shapes and vintages, and including www.womackherons.org.uk for a lovely display of classic military activities and Club details. For all vehicles. We were again blessed bookings or enquiries contact with lovely sunny weather and Tricia@womackherons.org.uk there was a huge turnout from the What’s on? general public too. Our main charith Tues 6 October: Bowling at JR’s, ty for the event was the Big C in N. Walsham, followed by lunch at Norwich. (See pics below). the Kings Head, Coltishall. Book We will soon be starting to plan for for bowling and/or lunch with menu our Christmas collections which choice, by 28th September start early December – only a few th Tues 20 October: Meet at Horning weeks away – watch this space for Village Hall, 7pm, for a Quiz and further details. BYO Supper evening with AGM. Our regular Monday evening meetMon 2nd November: Lunch at the ings continue with outside visits, Fur& Feather Inn, Woodbastwick business meetings and a varied 12.30pm Book, with menu choice, and interesting programme of th by 26 October. speaker meetings, all at Wroxham Fri 20th November: End of Season Barns. Please let us know if you fancy coming along. You can also Supper, 7pm at The Kings Arms, support us and the many local and Ludham. Book with menu choice international charities we donate to, by 14th November. through the Broadland Council th Fri 4 December: Stroll to see the Lottery Scheme – simply go on line Seals at Winterton, then lunch at at the Fishermans Return 12.30pm www.communityatheartlottery.com Book, with menu choice, by 27th and sign up, selecting Wroxham November. Bure Valley Rotary Club as your chosen cause – or you can support us directly by visiting our page on the www.totalgiving.co.uk web site. If you fancy joining us for a vibrant, sociable, active, and fun club experience, please contact our president, Peter Hawes on 07860 511913

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BROADLAND MODEL RAILWAY CLUB The Hoveton Show has come and gone and it was a very successful day, even the weather was kind to us. There was a good crowd and we received many nice comments on the quality of the exhibits, the friendly atmosphere and the catering. Now just have a day at Bressingham on 20th September where will be showing Broadland in its latest and much improved status. This will be the last opportunity to see this large layout for some time. We do have a couple of small events in mind, check the Exhibitions page on the website for details as they develop. The club is also looking at new ways to store our “off-duty” layouts to create more space for working on the newer layouts, which in turn will allow us to reorganise our facilities. We can then think about some new activities and some expansion in our membership. Watch this space as these ideas develop and opportunities are presented. As always, if you are interested in our Club, please contact us via the details on our website https:// broadlandmodelrailwayclub.co.uk/

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Community Events & What’s On... You can use this page to send your FREE message to 8,000 households and businesses! NORTH WALSHAM PHOTOGRAPHIC GROUP meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month, 7.30pm at Salvation Army Hall, Hall Lane, North Walsham. DeNEATISHEAD COMMUNITY GYM - Friendly, relaxed, tails from Secretary, Liz Fiddy, on 01692 582793 or affordable, local gym open to all (12+), but especially email trevorandliz@talktalk.net catering for older age groups and those who are unTIDDLERS BABY & TODDLER GROUP (Run by comfortable in a commercial gym. Excellent support Broadgrace Church). Meeting at Horstead Tithe Barn, from experienced instructor. If you want to improve every Wednesday during term time, 10 - 11.30am. £2 your fitness or mobility, at whatever level, give us a per family. Lots of lovely toys for children, cuppa and try! Open Mondays, Wednesdays and Sundays 8.30 to 12.30 at New Victory Hall, Neatishead. Ring or text a chat for you. Gary on our FREE TRIAL HOTLINE of 07387 876216, Email: enquiries@broadgrace.org.uk for more info or just come along. or email gym@victoryhall.info for other enquiries. AYLSHAM CHESS CLUB Meets at Aylsham & DisCOLTISHALL & HORSTEAD PRE-SCHOOL - Montrict Ex-Service & Social Club on Monday evenings day to Wednesday 9.00am to 12pm and 12pm to during the Sep - Jun season. Contact: David Owen 3pm, Thursday and Friday 9.00am to 12pm. For 2 years upwards. Held at Coltishall Community Centre, (Club Secretary), Tel: 01263 731327, e-mail: davidowen364@btinternet.com Rectory Road. OFSTED Graded ‘GOOD’. Welcoming all families to join our active playgroup including COMMUNITY CAFÉ AT THE HUB - Come and join regular allotment and local primary school visus for a cuppa, a slice of homemade cake & a chat! its. Please phone our friendly team: 07539 928124 We meet every Thursday from 10.30-12pm at WroxCharity number: 1164338. ham & Hoveton United Reformed Church (The Hub), COLTISHALL AND HORSTEAD WI meet on the 3rd 114 Norwich Rd, Wroxham, NR12 8SA. We are open Wednesday of the month at the Church Rooms, Rec- to all and there's no charge. tory Road. Coltishall at 2.30pm. Details; Jane Bonfont, 1st COLTISHALL GUIDES - We are a charitable tel 07717 011594 missanewatson@hotmail.co.uk organisation who deliver broad programmes of activities for the development of young girls and womHAUTBOIS DISTRICT RANGERS meet alternative en. The Guide group caters for 10-14 year olds Wednesdays, 7-8:30pm. We're a small group of girls aged 14+ looking for more people to join us. We do a providing them with a safe environment in which they can develop both personally and socially. Email: variety of different activities from camping, to shopfirstcoltishallguides@gmail.com or contact Claire on ping, kayaking to performing! If you're interested or 07826 444 046. want more information please call Gina 07775 520911. BUXTON PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB - We are a small friendly club catering for all levels and styles of phoHORNING ART CLASS is held on Thursday aftertography, we meet the 1st and 3rd Monday of the noons at 2 o’clock in the Village Hall Annexe. We month, at 7.30pm in Buxton Village Hall, in Buxton. for have an excellent tutor on hand to give guidance or further details contact: tuition in all media. We are a friendly group with a info@buxtonphotographicclub.co.uk or contact John mixed range of abilities and styles. Interested in joining us? Please ring Paula Kerrison on 07881 632436. on 07526777962. Full details of program can be found here: www.buxtonphotographicclub.co.uk POKER - Every Sunday at the Diplomat in Badersfield (RAF Colt) we have a weekly league games for points THE NEEDLES - At Broadland Youth & Community that qualify you for 3 Regional finals & 3 National final Centre Hoveton on Tuesday’s 10-4pm. If you stitch knit, crochet, patchwork, do dressmaking and would competitions. £3.50 a week registers your points like help with zips, hems, casting on or can help othonline at The Nuts Poker League. Play starts at ers,? Come along and share your skills and tips or 7.30pm see you there! New players welcome. learn something new and let’s have some fun and DANCE FOR FUN is a fun dance club teaching chilchat. For more information contact Margaret on 07503 dren 6 and upwards Ballet, Tap, Disco & Gymnastic 902963. Dance. We meet Wednesday evening from 6 to HORNING BRIDGE CLUB at the Village Hall on Mon8pm in Smallburgh village hall. The club takes part in day evenings 6.30-10 pm and at Hoveton Youth & many community events through the year. If your child Community Centre on Thursday afternoons. For furis interested in coming to see what we do please pop ther information telephone Sue Howes: 07799 777862 along any Wednesday evening.

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Community Events & What’s On... You can use this page to send your FREE message to 8,000 households and businesses! STALHAM COMMUNITY GYM continues to provide a fabulous, friendly and affordable gym facility for the people of Stalham and surrounding areas. We still have the same moto “health and well-being for all”. The fully equipped, air-conditioned gym is based at The Poppy Centre, Recreation Road, Stalham, NR12 9BH. Our qualified Instructors can provide you with a programme designed for you individually whatever your needs and abilities. We support Yoga classes on Friday mornings and members are entitled to a discounted fee for these classes. Our opening times are Monday 8am to midday. Tuesdays 6am to Midday and 6pm to 8pm - Wednesday 8am to midday. Thursday 8am to midday with Helen (Circuit Class at 10 am) 5 to 7pm. Friday 8am to midday and Sunday 9am to 11am. We are also open on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings between 6pm and 8pm with Instructor Paul. Membership fees are £25 per month adult, £15 pm under 18’s. Concessions are available. Or, you can Pay As You Go at £6 per session. Telephone Helen between 9am and 6pm on 07716 811696 for more information. Alternatively, contact us on the gym mobile 07547 321874 during opening hours or email stalhamcommunitygym@gmail.com and we will get back to you. Find us on Facebook Stalham Community Gym, Next Door Stalham or www.stalhamcommunitygym.org.uk We provide a safe, friendly, supportive environment for all members of the local community and surrounding areas and look forward to welcoming new and existing members.

TUNSTEAD MAHJONG GROUP is a small, friendly and informal group of ladies and men who meet to play Mahjong once a week, on a Friday morning from 10.00am until 1.00pm at the Preston Rooms village hall in Ashmanaugh. We are a mixed ability group who would welcome both those who have played before and total beginners, the latter of whom we are happy to teach. Mahjong is a game played with tiles. The object of the game is to collect sets of particular tiles, rather like the card game Rummy. If you enjoy games like Bridge, Chess or Playing Cards, then you might like to join us. If you are interested to play do come along and meet us and see the session in progress. Please contact Carol on 01603 929368 or 07720 273302 or email carol_hodgkiss@hotmail.com WROXHAM FOLK DANCE CLUB meets on Friday evening 7.30pm in the Church Hall, Norwich Road, Wroxham, NR12 8SA. Not done this before? No problem instructions given. Cost £3 per session. All welcome. Contact Rod on 01603 897299.

WROXHAM, HOVETON AND BELAUGH VOLUNTARY COMMUNITY CARS: Transport to Medical Appointments Charity No. 1044332 We have a team of volunteer drivers who are prepared to take anyone in need of transport to a medical appointment e.g doctors, dentists, opticians, hospitals. The areas we cover are for people registered at Hoveton/Wroxham Medical Practice, e.g. Salhouse, Rackheath, Horning, Tunstead, so if you live in any of these surrounding villages, you will be able to use our service. We also take patients registered at The Coltishall Surgery who live in the Wroxham/Hoveton area. 222 (BROADLANDS) SQUADRON RAFAC - We are We do make a nominal charge, depending on the a youth organisation sponsored by the RAF. We meet distance, to cover the drivers’ running costs. on Monday and Friday evenings at Broadland High We do have wheelchairs available but you must have Ormiston Academy and get up to everything from sufficient mobility to get in and out of the car as none flying and shooting, to sport and adventure activities. of our vehicles are wheelchair accessible. If you are at least 12 years-old and in Year 8 at school For further details with regards to booking a car, come along and find out for yourself if being an Air please phone: 01603 784 455 Cadet is for you. Get in touch via our website HORNING & DISTRICT LADIES LUNCH CLUB (www.222-atc.org.uk) to arrange a taster visit to Always happy to welcome new members. We meet Squadron. on the 4th Tuesday of each month (between October HOVETON FARMERS & PRODUCERS MARKET and June) at the Old Rectory Hotel in Crostwick. We The Hoveton Farmers and Producers Market is held enjoy a delicious 2 course meal, followed by Tea or every 4th Saturday of each month at Hoveton Village Coffee, and, to complete the afternoon, we have a Hall. A range of local produce is available includdifferent guest speaker each month. ing Meats, Bread, Cakes, Pies, Pastries, Cheese, You do NOT have to live in Horning, in order to Eggs, Preserves, Alcoholic Beverages, Garden Plants join us. It is essential that lunch is booked in adand Cut Flowers. There are also stalls selling Handvance, to do this or, if you require any further inforcrafted Gifts. Hoveton Village Hall, Stalham Road, mation. Please contact Tricia Elson on 07931 301606 Hoveton, NR12 8DU. or, e mail her at, ladieslunchclub@btinternet.com

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HOVETON AND DISTRICT W.I. - Our monthly meeting is held on the first Wednesday of each month 2.00pm - 4.00p.m. at Broadland Youth and Community Centre, Stalham Road Hoveton. We have recently added a tea and chat session on every other Wednesday afternoon at the same venue and at the same time although you are not obliged to stay for the whole session. This has proved extremely popular with our members as a chance to get together and create friendships. For further information please telephone Sue on 01603 783387 or come along to either the monthly meeting or the tea and chat session. You will be sure to get a warm welcome. MAKING CONNECTIONS ON THE BROADS hosts a free dementia cafe each Wednesday between 10.45am and 12.45pm at Hoveton Village Hall for people living with dementia and their carers, and also for the socially isolated members of our community. We are a community group funded purely by donations and grants, which is run by unpaid volunteers. Elaine Andrews Secretary

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KING GURGUNT OF NORWICH By Chris Weston

Remember the first few lines of the song Teddy Bear’s Picnic “If you go down in the woods today, You’re sure of a big surprise?” Well, I recently discovered a local Legendary Tale to share with members and others… But it wouldn’t involve Teddy Bears, as your big surprise could result in finding evidence of a former King living in or even possibly under, a well-known city landmark!! Almost anyone could make a list naming former monarchs, but I doubt if many have heard of a King, speculated to have once lived along ago, in Norwich!

Long before the Norman Conquest and construction of the stone keep at Norwich Castle, local folklore tells of a once mighty ruler, King Gurgunt. It was claimed at the time, that he “loved Norfolk so much he built a Fine City” starting at the very spot where today’s Norwich Castle stands. According to legend, Gurgunt’s realm preceded even the Romans on our shores. In Norwich, he raised a grand earthen mound, completely unaware of what it might become in future times. Further suggestions have claimed the King also laid out the streets of a future city around it. I wonder if one of these was ‘King Street’ - not far from the castle in one direction?

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As age and fate caught up with him, King Gurgunt prepared for his own death with the same dignity he had shown in life. He requested to be interred in full armour, sword in hand, with his white hound at his side and the polar bear also laid to rest close at hand. His riches of gold, silver, and jewels, were to be scattered around him in the burial crypt beneath the great mound. However, local belief suggests Gurgunt did not truly die but fell into an enchanted sleep. As a result, deep beneath the grassy summit of Norwich Castle, it has been said he waits, with sword at the ready until the land faces any dire need.

day 16th August 1578, brought Queen Elizabeth I to Norwich. When leaving the city via today’s Ipswich Road, it’s recorded that shortly before reaching Harford Bridges, the Queen and Gurgunt briefly met. Attended by three Since Gurgunt’s time, Norwich henchmen and carrying his helmet, Castle has become a museum, some of whose visitors walking the shield and staff, Gurgunt duly ramparts, or exploring the Norman bowed before her and introduced himself as King Gurgunt! Keep, have sworn they feel an In his lifetime, King Gurgunt was uncanny presence stirring beneath. Modern day records tell us that no said to have kept two companions So maybe, the legendary King by his side, a white hound, rereigning English monarch ever really is still awaiting nowned for its loyalty, and a fearmade Norwich Castle their permahis next call to duty, to defend some polar bear, a beast he had nent home, but kings periodically befriended and protected in a great castle and county once more? lived there during extended royal menagerie under the castle hill. visits. The most famous royal resiThe Castle’s records tell us for When the bear grew old and perover 500 years between 1345 and dent was Henry 1st, who visited for ished, - unable it seemed to thrive 1887, it was a prison. Its occupants the Christmas 1121 season at the in Norfolk’s milder climate - Gurnewly finished Keep, with lavish were men, women, children and gunt ordered it to be entombed in a debtors, who were held there in feasts and ceremonies. sealed chamber deep under the notoriously harsh conditions. castle, alongside its master’s many © Chris Weston, October 2026 And lastly, a Royal visit on Satur-

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