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October Messenger 2019 (Pdf) HAL ES L SO FREE ISSUE GG T U H E “Keeping D R R T O O F N the Community G informed” N A W PARISH MAGAZINE EDITOR: SUE TAYLOR VOLUMEVOLUME 15 15 NO. NO. 1 1 OC OCTOBERtoBER 20192019 Wangford with Henham Parish Council Saturday 5th October Dog exercise area in Wangford Wangford Community Centre The Council is considering a number of projects to be funded by money received from the sale of Latitude Festival tickets. We have a proposal for a fully enclosed dog exercise area to be sited on the grassed area adjacent to the allotments, accessed via the gate in Norfolk Road. This area will be enclosed with wire fencing on timber posts, 2 metres high and with two access gates, one double gated for safety. The proposed cost of the scheme is about £3,000. We currently have £17,203 in our Latitude fund, together with £12,200 in our other accounts. We are seeking villagers' views on this proposal, so please let us know if you think this would be a good or bad facility for the East Anglia's Hottest Jazz Band village by contacting Jean Brown, our Clerk, on 01502 675739, or speak to any of the Councillors. Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm Steven Smith Tickets £10.00 from Sue Ives (01502 578007) or Sharon Baldry (01502 578289) 45th Grand Henham Steam Rally What a magnificent Rally! Bring your own drinks, glasses and snacks. 50 steam engines, Promoted by Wangford Fundraisers 169 tractors, 38 in aid of Wangford Community Centre military vehicles, 66 commercial vehicles, 122 classic cars, 141 Wangford Service of Light motorcycles, 99 vintage cars and Sunday 27th October 103 stationary Wangford Church at 6.00pm engines - and that's just the tip Do come to this year's Service of Light, when we re-dedicate of the iceberg! The weather was kind, the crowds flocked in, the church floodlighting in memory of Lady Penelope's and a good time was had by all. parents, the Earl and Countess of Stradbroke. Thank you to all the volunteers who made it such a success. 1 THE MONTHLY PARISH NEWSPAPER FOR WANGFORD, UGGESHALL, HENHAM & SOTHERTON PARISH MAGAZINE Wangford 100 WHAT’S ON IN OCTOBER Wangford Church Club 2019 Coffee Morning Wangford Parent and Toddler Group Winners in the September This month's Coffee Mondays from 9.30 - 11.30am Community Centre Draw were Morning is on 22nd October in Wangford Wangford Art Group Community Centre at 1. Andy Robertson Thursdays from 9.30am Community Centre 2. D. Fletcher 11.00 am. 3. Zara Bradley Mobile Library at Wangford Do join us for home-made Wednesdays 2nd and 30th October cakes and scones, freshly- Millfields 10.10 - 10.30am Church 10.35 - 10.45am made coffee and a good First Thursday Knitting Group old natter. Knitting Group Thursday 3rd October 2.30pm Community Centre At present we are concentrating on the Book Club Fly the Flag in Shoeboxes. If anyone Thursday 3rd October 8.00pm Community Centre Celebration and would like to participate please contact me as soon DixieMix support Wangford as possible. The boxes are Saturday 5th October 7.00 for 7.30pm Community Centre Church Restoration now available and will be Fund collected at the beginning The Arts Society of November. Tuesday 8th October 2.00pm Southwold Arts Centre We always welcome new Singing Group members; we meet on the Wednesday 9th October 10.00am Community Centre first Thursday of each Uggeshall Garden Club month in the Community Wednesday 9th October 7.30pm The Old School Hall Centre at 2.30. We pay Mark that special occasion £1 which covers our Uggeshall Coffee Morning/Fish & Chips by flying the flag at the expenses including tea or Thursday 10th October 11.00am The Old School Hall Community Centre coffee and biscuits - and that day for just £10. we can teach you to knit! Uggeshall Cinema Thursday 10th October 7.15pm The Old School Hall Valerie Beckett 578987 Contact Suffolk Wildlife Trust Roy Hodgkins Thursday 10th October 7.30pm Southwold Arts Centre 07871 044120 The Arts Society, Lunch Club Southwold Tuesday 15th October 12.30pm Community Centre Wangford Men’s The 2019 series of Whist Drive lectures continues on Wednesday 16th October 7.00pm Community Centre Breakfast Group Tuesday 8th October when Geri Parlby will Wangford Coffee Morning The next meeting will be speak on 'From Magic Tuesday 22nd October 11.00am Community Centre on Lanterns to Metro Gold- Saturday 26th October wyn Mayer - the birth of Wangford Men's Breakfast at the Angel Inn the silver screen and the Saturday 26th October 8.45am The Angel Inn when Clive Chambers artists it inspired'. from the National Trust Service of Light will speak on 'Orford Ness'. Lectures commence at Sunday 27th October 6.00pm Wangford Church 2.00 pm in Southwold 8.45 for 9.00 am Arts Centre (St. Edmund’s Hall), Southwold. Visitors WRENTHAM FILM NIGHT Full English - £12 and members’ guests are Coffee and talk only £4 welcome. Wrentham Village Hall on Saturday 26th October A small donation will be Please let Bernard know on appreciated. RED JOAN 578766 by midday on 2018 spy drama starring Judi Dench. Thursday 24th if you wish Doors open 6.45pm, film screens 7.30pm. to attend. £4.50 inc refreshments. All welcome. 2 PARISH MAGAZINE Small residential home in Southwold. Specialist legal advice in Southwold In 2018 Saint Barnabas opened a family- Southwold based Day Centre for older, frail people and those with dementia. Residential Property T 01502 724750 A Day Centre can mean many things to lots of different Commercial Property 23a High Street, people. It can be a place to go for some company or to have a hot meal. 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