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ISSUE 627 OCTOBER 2018 BARNHAM BROOM and UPPER YARE GROUP NEWS Welcome to the October Group News. We welcome all newcomers to our group of villages and hope they settle in well and make many new friends. Thoughts and prayers are with all our neighbours and friends who are struggling with ill-health at this time. GROUP SERVICES: October 14th, 10am Group Service at Barnham Broom. See the poster (right) November 4th, 10am, Group Service at Thuxton. Everyone is very welcome at all the services. Sunday October 28th, 3pm at Wymondham Baptist church, The 'Acts of faith’ will be performing: "The Book of Job in verse” With introduction by Tim Weatherstone (and featuring music composed by Kevan Taplin and Jim Thackeray) What’s inside? Page Youth Cafe 3 Parish Council News 4 Village Contacts 6 Find the pumpkins The Service Grid 24 Our Group website is www.groupof15.org.uk For our advertisers, we can offer to place their advertisements online on the new website for a small additional monthly charge. Details on Page 2. THE CLOSING DATES FOR THE NOVEMBER ISSUE ARE: Adverts by October 4th; News by October 6th. Group News is produced and delivered to your door by VOLUNTEERS. THANK YOU to all the Group News Deliverers. MINISTRY TEAM Rector: Rev. Dr. Tim Weatherstone, The Rectory, Reymerston NR9 4AG [email protected] 01362 858021 Assistant Priest: The Venerable Arthur Hawes 01362 822441 Associate Priests: Rev. Rachel Jackson, Red Hall, Southburgh, IP25 7TG 01362 821032 Rev. Vivien Bradley, 7 Station Rd, Kimberley, NR18 9HB 01603 757807 Reader: Roger Walpole, 1 Woodfarm Cottages, Reymerston, NR9 4QZ 01362 820284 GROUP OFFICERS Group Administrator: Angela Cook, [email protected] 01362 858021 Group Office: The Rectory, The Street, Reymerston. Norwich, NR9 4AG 01362 858021 Group Treasurer: Adrian Rodford, Church Barn, Southburgh, IP25 7TF 01362 822186 Lay Chairman: Philip Richardson, 16, Vicar Street, Wymondham, NR18 0PL 01953 607564 Website: www.groupof15.org.uk F Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/Groupof15/ Twitter link https://twitter.com/groupof15 GROUP NEWS EDITORIAL TEAM Rev. Dr. Tim Weatherstone, Joy Smiley, Fiona Winser, Advertising and Finance: Francis Woodcock Editor: Jane Howard Flat 2, Kimberley Hall, Barnham Broom Road, Summer Barn, NR18 0RT Mill Road, Hardingham, 07726 612312 NR9 4EH Note new Email: [email protected] 01953 851215 Email: [email protected] Distribution: Thank you to Christine & Ivan Revell-Burrows ADVERTISING RATES: Guidelines: adverts sent in Doc., Pub., JPG files are most welcome. Bright images in black & white are best.. Please avoid sending in PDF form. If this is not possible, please make sure it fits the space required on 1 issue 6 issues 11 issues an A4 page (Publisher) to prevent distortion through 1/8 page (9 x 6.3 cm Landscape) £15 £75 £115 enlargement. Inserts & Leaflet Distribution: When making an enquiry about leaflets, please advise on the size and 1/4 page (9 x 13 cm Portrait) £26 £143 £227 type, and indicate which areas you would like covered. Prices are from 5p for each single A5 leaflet. 1/2 page (18.5 x 13 cm Landscape) £47 £266 £432 Please address any enquiries about advertising and leaflets direct to Francis Woodcock (details above) For historical reasons, no one-off, unpaid for, ‘For Sale’ advertisements can be accepted. Group News is published by the Barnham Broom and Upper Yare Group of Churches. It is managed, edited and distributed by volunteers. Donations are always welcome to help with printing costs and can be sent to Francis Woodcock at the above address. Cheques should be made payable to Group News. Please See page 5. Any views expressed in Group News are not necessarily those of the publishers or the editorial team. Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy, we cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions. Group News accepts advertisements in good faith and we cannot guarantee the goods or services offered by advertisers. GROUP NEWS IS PRINTED BY: Reflex litho ltd, THETFORD, ip24 1HG. 2 This month’s Editorial is written by Richard Elliott: We have been settled here in rural Norfolk for eighteen years, having spent the previous thirty moving around the country every two or three years. Home was originally near the coast in Hampshire, but the place we now feel we belong, is here in this wonderful part of Norfolk. That sense of belonging has always been important to us. In all the places we have lived there have been people who have helped to ensure that we belong. What helps us to feel we belong? Well family, if you are lucky enough to have relatives nearby, or maybe some unexpected act of kindness, or participation in a community event or a readiness to help oth- ers. These are some examples but there are so many more. And let’s not forget that the sense of belonging can come from both giving and receiving. Sadly, not everyone feels they belong and too many people feel left out, forgotten or unwanted. For the elderly and less mobile some will feel trapped, isolated, or more and more detached from the communities in which they live. Likewise, for younger people with busy working lives, home can simply be a place to stay between work with little contact or participation with the community. Some people may not have family or friends nearby and it can feel like we just don’t belong. I’d like to suggest that we all take some time this month to think about our community and our contributions to it. This could be as simple as ten minutes to stay in touch with an elderly neighbour, doing what we can to ensure that everyone feels they belong. And if you don’t feel that sense of belonging, it’s important to remember that we all belong to God’s family, and our heavenly Father will never forget us! Barnham Broom and Upper Yare Charities Committee HEALTH TIPS: FLU VACCINATION SEASON Charity Quiz Friday 23rd November at 7.30pm Flu can be unpleasant, but if you are otherwise Garvestone & Thuxton village Hall healthy, symptoms usually clear up within a week. Sausage & Mash Supper Some groups of people though can have a much Tables of 6 more severe reaction to flu and can develop Tickets £7.50 available from Alison Gibb serious complications. For that reason, these 01953 850606 groups are offered a free flu vaccination from the All proceeds to local charities MAP and SERV (Blood Bikes) NHS. These groups are: Anyone aged 65 and over; Pregnant women; Children and adults with an YOUTH CAFÉ at Garvestone&Thuxton village Hall underlying health condition such as long term for Year 6+ on 2nd and 4th Fridays in term-time, heart disease or respiratory disease; Children or 4 to 5.30pm. (Oct 12, Nov 9 & 23, Dec 14, Jan 11 & 25, adults with weakened immune systems; Feb 8, Mar 8 & 22, Apr 26, May 24, June 14 & 28, July 12) People living in long-stay residential care homes; People receiving a carer’s allowance, Xbox/Table Football/Pool/Tuck/Chat/Games/Free. or anyone caring for an elderly or disabled person Contact N. Breckland Youth for Christ 07747 471221 whose welfare may be at risk if they fall ill. [email protected] WRAMPLINGHAM Our Harvest Festival service is on Friday 12th October at 7pm with a harvest supper to follow, all very welcome. A special 100th year Remembrance Day Service is planned to follow the usual short service at the war memorial on Sunday 11th November. Anyone with relatives lost in the First World War and would like them mentioned on a Memory Board please contact Pel Fordham on 01603 757794. Many thanks to all who provided cakes, scones, raffle prizes and came along to the Village Picnic after a change of date and then also the venue (apologies to any who missed it!). A very pleasant afternoon was had by all and £70 was raised for our Church funds. Best wishes to David, Liz and Abi Turner (and Jamie the greyhound) who have moved into Wymondham, and welcome to the new occupants at the Bowers. Annual cricket match: Tim Elliott, Captain of the Wramplingham cricket team, would like to thank the many people who helped with the recent cricket match. From the umpires and pitch preparer to the beer bringer and tea ladies and especially Woody Loines. Without these people we could not have enjoyed such a lovely afternoon. 3 VILLAGE HALL CONTACTS PARISH COUNCIL NEWS Thinking about booking a village hall for your Dates and agendas are displayed on the website event? Here are the booking clerks: and noticeboards in the villages. The public and press are welcome to attend all meetings. Barford & Wramplingham. Booking Clerk: Fran / Norman Cox Cranworth Parish Council meet at 7.30pm in Cranworth Village Tel: 01603 759667 Hall. For more information please contact any Councillor: Charles Brown (Chair), Robena Brown, Hilary Campion, Barnham Broom. Booking Clerk: Tony Baker Chris Eglington, Gerry Ireland, Angela Lavers and Martin [email protected] Lavers or the Clerk, Heidi Frary [email protected] or 01603 759215. website: www.barnhambroomvh.co.uk Tel: 07702 367800 Booking diary and forms also Garvestone, Reymerston & Thuxton Parish Council held at the Village Store & PO. Parish Drop-In: Saturday 27th October, 3 to 4.30 pm at Reymerston Village Hall. If you would like to meet some of the Cranworth Jubilee Hall. parish councillors and clerk informally, or cannot get along to Booking Clerk: Beanie Brown Tel: 01362 820068 evening meetings, please come along to our first [email protected] “Parish Drop-In”.
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