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Sproughtontouch Free Arts Programme for Suffolk’S Older Residents See Page 6 Volume 11 • Issue No. 1 • NOVEMBER 2020 Your free local community magazine: essential local news, services & information delivered through your door every month ™© Inwith Burstall & SproughtonTouch www.keepingintouchwith.co.uk Free arts programme for Suffolk’s older residents See page 6 Update from Sproughton Community shop See page 12 Image by Emma Graham WHEN IS THE RIGHT TIME FOR A NEW WILL? That’s a difficult question to answer. Unfortunately, we are very aware when it is the wrong time to think about it! Whether it is the purchase of a new house, the arrival of your first child, a marriage, inheritance or any other moment when life changes you should protect your family with a will. We offer you fixed, competitive prices and expert advice that will give you Peace of Mind. Call today to discuss. Call us on 01473 232121 or email at [email protected] Elm House, 25 Elm Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 2AD Family Law Property Law Mediation Services Corporate Law Conveyancing Commercial Law Wills and Estates Dispute resolution Personal Injury 2 In Touch online: Published by: A WORD FROM THE EDITOR Mansion House Publishing (UK) Ltd, 20 Wharfedale Road, Ipswich IP1 4JP Writing in the Irish Examiner, Mick Clifford argues that “a lot of people are finding it more difficult to view the pandemic other than through the prism of their own lives”. EDITOR: Sharon Jenkins “Sometimes,” he writes, “that view can’t offer anything beyond inconvenience, annoyance, frustration and even T: 01473 400380 resentment. In such a milieu, the plight of those who are suffering most recedes in the collective consciousness.” Send editorial copy to: [email protected] It’s a sobering argument with potentially horrifying consequences for us all if true, but I don’t agree with Mick’s Readers are invited to submit articles, illustrations and conclusion. Of course I’ve moaned about some of the minor inconveniences I’ve endured (home schooling wasn’t photographs for publication. The publishers reserve the right to amend such submissions and cannot accept exactly fun and I’m desperate to see my parents in Ireland) but I know my life hasn’t been altered in any significant responsibility for any loss. way by the pandemic, while for many it will never be the same again. The ongoing work to support those in ADVERTISING need, whether by groups formed in response to the pandemic or by longstanding organisations which have been T: 01473 400380 supporting the most vulnerable members of our society for many years, is proof positive that we, as a society, E: [email protected] haven’t lost touch with what really matters. However, we must continue to support those groups and organisations DISTRIBUTION who represent the best of us, while also complying with the restrictions to protect others and prevent further Tree Martin: 01473 400380 spread of this so-called silent killer. E: [email protected] Those of us with the means to, must also make a conscious effort to support our local businesses. Research on PRINTING ColourPlan Print: 01473 400379 spending by local authorities shows that for every £1 spent with a small or medium-sized business 63p stayed E: [email protected] in the local economy, compared to 40p with a larger business, but consider too the role our local businesses have played in recent months and the many other benefits they provide; more jobs, more choice, that personal Disclaimer: The views expressed by contributors are not touch we desire now more than ever, customer service second to none, support for local charities, space to meet, necessarily those of the publisher. Every effort is originality, colour, vibrancy, reasons to visit, not to mention the positive impact on the environment and the space taken to ensure that the contents of this magazine are accurate but the publisher cannot assume any we create for new ideas to thrive. responsibility for errors or omissions. While reasonable care is taken when accepting I hate the phrase, but it really is a ‘win-win’ scenario. With Christmas on the way, please consider buying local as advertisements or editorial, the publisher/ much as possible, and when someone asks you what you want for Christmas this year, why not ask for a voucher editor will not accept responsibility for any unsatisfactory transactions and also reserves the for a local business? Your support right now may be critical. right to refuse to include advertising or editorial. They will, however immediately investigate any “Together we can change the world, just one written complaints. random act of kindness at a time.” Ron Hall © Mansion House Publishing (UK) Ltd. No part of this magazine may be reproduced or used in any form or by any means, either wholly or in part, without the prior written permission of the publisher. IN TOUCH NEWS © In Touch with Stowmarket & Stowupland is This month I promised to tell you more about Colourplan Print. Colourplan is the base published by Mansion House Publishing (UK) Ltd upon which Mansion House Group has formed, first expanding to incorporate Musical Marketing (best known for Grapevine), then Mansion House Publishing, followed by Boswell Office Supplies and now Mansion House Media. Colourplan has been a staple presence in the local print industry since the late 80s when brothers Steve and Rob Printed on gloss paper from FSC certified sources Stone set up at Waterworks Street, Ipswich. The business moved to Wharfedale Road in 1992 and hasn’t looked Please recycle. back since. IN TOUCH TITLES The constant sound of the press in full working mode is one you get used to • Stowmarket & Stowupland • Kesgrave & Rushmere St Andrew quickly when you work at MHG. That and the huge stacks of paper that seem • Melton & Woodbridge to disappear almost as quickly as they arrive. 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Just don’t let him tell you one of his ‘printer’ jokes! • Bramford, Offton, Somersham & Willisham • Capel St Mary (Capel Capers) What did the father printer say to the teenage printer? • Copdock, Belstead, Bentley, Tattingstone & Washbrook Don’t use that toner with me. • Gt & Lt Blakenham, Baylham & Nettlestead • Westerfield, Ashbocking, Tuddenham St Martin & Witnesham • Sproughton & Burstall KEEPING IN TOUCH We also publish Spotlight on Felixstowe keepingintouchwith.co.uk / spotlightmagazine.co.uk / vanillamagazine.co.uk Tues 10 November Twitter: @InTouchEast / @vanillamagazine is the advertising and Instagram: @mansionhousepublishing / @vanilla.magazine editorial deadline for Facebook: @mansionhousepublishing / @vanillamagazinesuffolk the December edition www.keepingintouchwith.co.uk/sproughton 3 NEWS CHAIRMAN OF MID SUFFOLK DONATES SELF-ISOLATION SUPPORT FOR TO CHOSEN CHARITY LOW-INCOME EARNERS Cllr Lavinia Hadingham, the former chair of Mid Suffolk Residents on low-incomes and unable to work because they have been asked District Council, has donated £1244.78 to her chosen to self-isolate by NHS Test and Trace, can now claim a £500 payment to charity, Home-Start Mid and West Suffolk. compensate for loss of earnings. She said, “My extended year as chairman has been both As part of a nationwide government scheme, residents in Ipswich, Babergh and Mid Suffolk who are on low incomes and are unable to work because an interesting and a demanding one, particularly with they have been told by NHS Test and Trace that they have to self-isolate can the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic. I have seen now apply for a lump sum payment from their local councils. The money will our communities rally together to support each other be paid into their accounts within days of their applications being verified, to and go the extra mile. relieve immediate financial hardship. “I have been thrilled with the support for the fundraising events I hosted last People who receive notification from NHS Test and Trace to self-isolate year. I may not have been able to host as many events as I had hoped, but because they have been in contact with someone who has tested positive for to have raised over a thousand pounds it a great testimony to the support Covid-19, will be entitled to a £500 support payment if they meet all of the I received for my year as chairman and more deservedly the hard work of following requirements: Home-Start.” • They comply with the NHS Test and Trace notification to self-isolate Carol Read, the Chair of Trustees at Home-Start Mid and West Suffolk said, • are employed or self-employed “We are delighted with fundraising efforts and donation we have received and • are unable to work from home and will lose income as a result want to thank Cllr Hadingham for her support during her year as chairman.
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