St Mary’s Wilby St Lawrence’s Brundish
The news we have all been waiting for!
The Reverend David Burrell has accepted the post of Vicar of the Laxfield & Worlingworth Benefice and will be coming to join us in May/June.
Great news!
We shall continue to pray for David as he ponders his new role amongst us all. More news next month.
Parish Newsletter March 2014 MARCH SERVICES in our EIGHT PARISHES
March 2nd 9.30 Village Worship Elder Cratfield
9.30 Holy Communion RO Tannington
9.30 Morning Prayer Elder Laxfield 11.00 Morning Prayer Elder Worlingworth 11.00 Family Service Elder Monk Soham
11.00 Holy Communion RO Wilby
18.30 Evensong Elder Brundish March 5th 19.00 Deanery Holy Communion RO, SL, MW Laxfield
March 9th 9.30 Village Worship Elder Brundish
9.30 Village Worship Elder Wilby
9.30 Holy Communion RO Worlingworth 10.00 Family Service Elder Bedfield 11.00 Holy Communion RO Laxfield
11.00 Morning Prayer Elder Monk Soham 18.30 Evensong Elder Cratfield
March 16th 8.00 Holy Communion GN Laxfield
11.00 Morning Prayer Elder Worlingworth
11.00 Holy Communion GN Cratfield
11.00 Morning Prayer Elder Wilby 11.00 Holy Communion Elder Monk Soham 18.30 Evensong Elder Laxfield March 23rd 9.30 Village Worship Elder Laxfield 9.30 Village Worship Elder Wilby
10.00 Holy Communion Rev J Barker Bedfield
11.00 Morning Prayer Elder Monk Soham
11.00 Holy Communion SL Brundish
March 30th 9.30 Family Service RO Laxfield
9.30 Village Worship Elder Brundish 9.30 Family Service GN Wilby 9.30 Family Service Elder Cratfield 11.00 Family Service RO Monk Soham
11.00 Family Service Elder Worlingworth
RO = Ron Orams; AV = Andrew Vessey; SL = Susanton; Lox MW = Michael Womack; GN = Graham Noble
Crane Lodge, Bickers Hill, Laxfield 01986 798901 [email protected]
March 2014
Dear Friends,
March contains many milestones; to the Christian the most prevalent are the beginning of Lent on Ash Wednesday which this year is on March the 5 th and Mothering Sunday – March 30 th .
Lent consists of 40 weekdays (i.e. Monday to Saturday inclusive) devoted to fasting and penitence in commemoration of Christ’s fasting in the wilderness, and in the Anglican Church it ends on Easter Eve. It is during this time that Christians have in the past been encouraged to ‘give something up’ (most commonly chocolate biscuits!!) in allusion to Christ’s fasting. More recently we have been urged to take up something of a charitable nature - this need not involve money, rather than give something up, this is still very much a sacrifice but one which gives some benefit somewhere other than our waistlines. Please give this aspect some consideration during Lent; if others see you doing something positive who knows where it will end? The whole world knows that traditionally we give something up for Lent, but do they know why?
Mothering Sunday encourages us to give thanks for our mothers, but more importantly for the love that most of us receive or received from them. There can be no better example of God’s enduring and uncompromising love for us than the love we see in our mothers - or put it another way - if our mothers can love us and care for us so much, how much more will be shown to us by God? Do try to join us on Mothering Sunday if you can.
With my prayers and best wishes.
Ron
Regular events . . . Please contact Ron Orams for more details
Holy Communion at MEN’S GROUP Hartismere House, 10.30 am Tuesdays 7.00-9.00 pm Thursday, November 28th The Low House Do join us! Friendly, informal and lively chat, sometimes from a Christian angle.
Thursday Group Cratfield Drop In
For little Tiddlers and older Discussion Group at the Tiddlers, and extremely aged home of the Revd Ron Orams Tiddlers! Third Thursday of every Second Monday of the month month, 7.30-9.30pm 2.00-3.00 pm Everyone welcome! Come and have a cuppa !
Brundish & Wilby Diaries
Wednesday, 5 th March Wilby Parish Council Meeting, WCH Thursday, 6 th March, 10am Brundish Coffee Shop, BVH Friday, 7 th March , 2.00pm Women’s WDP, Stradbroke Baptist Church Friday, 7 th March, 2:30pm Wilby Primary School “Celebration”, WCH Thursday, 13 th March, 7.00pm Brundish Cinema Night, BVH Saturday, 15 th March, 12.30pm Lent Lunch, Treehouse, Brundish Thursday 20 th March WI, WCH Thursday 20 th March, 7.45pm Brundish Parish Council Meeting, BVH Saturday, 22 nd March, 12.30pm Lent Lunch, Coles Farm, Wilby Saturday, 22 nd March, 10.00am Jumble Sale, Wilby Primary School Tuesday, 25 th March, 12.30pm Wilby Village Lunch, WCH Thursday, 27 th March, 7.30pm WDGC - “Bulbs Throughout the Year”, BVH Saturday, 29 th March, 12.30pm Lent Lunch, Briarwood House, Wilby Saturday, 5 th April, 12.30pm Lent Lunch, St Edmund’s, Brundish Thursday, 10 th April, 7.00pm Brundish Cinema Night, BVH Saturday & Sunday, 14 & 15 June Cratfield Open Weekend Thursday - Sunday, 26 th -29 th June Art and Sculpture exhibition, St Lawrence’s Saturday, 12 th July Summer Fayre, Wilby Primary School Sunday, 20 th July Brundish Village Fête Brundish and Wilby Lent Lunches
The following Lent Lunches have been arranged, all on Saturdays from 12.30 to 2.00pm. Do come along and tuck into some soup, followed by cheese and biscuits and tea/coffee and enjoy a chat.
15 th March - Treehouse, Brundish, hosted by Liz and Colin Hamilton
22 nd March - Coles Farm, Wilby, hosted by Jassy and John Newton
29 th March - Briarwood House, Wilby, hosted by Scilla and Gerald Western
5th April - St Edmund’s, Brundish, hosted by Mig and Chris Bacon
12 th April - To be arranged
There is no charge for lunch, but donations are invited for various charities. Everyone welcome - no booking necessary.
Jumble Sale at Wilby Primary School Saturday 22nd March 10.00 - 12.00,
The Jumble Sale is to raise funds towards purchasing tablets and ipads for the children to use in their lessons.
Entrance 30p per person. Please come.
Women’s World Day of Prayer
This is on Friday, 7 th March at Stradbroke Baptist Church at 2.00pm. The service has been prepared by Christian women of Egypt and the theme is “Streams in the Desert”.
All are welcome to attend. NEWS FROM WILBY SCHOOL
By the time this newsletter drops into your box the half-term break will be well behind us, and our Year 6 children will have heard the outcomes of their applications for high school. How time flies!
Speaking of time flying, here are three dates for the diary: Friday 7 March, 2:30pm at Wilby Village Hall a repeat performance of our children’s fabulous turn at the ‘Celebration of Schools’ Music’ at Snape Maltings the previous Tuesday. Everyone from the local community is very welcome. Saturday 22 March, 10am -12 noon at the school – Jumble Sale (donations welcome from appx. 10th March onwards) Saturday 12th July time tbc – Summer Fayre
Wilby is participating in the ‘Nord Pas de Calais Project’, which aims to facilitate links between schools in Suffolk and France. Our Year 5 and 6 children have been designing a project which will improve their language skills as well their understanding of French culture, history and environment. During March we’ll be hosting some visitors from our French school, followed a week later by two of our staff travelling to them.
Wilby works with other groups of schools in the interest of pooling resources and raising standards for all our pupils. One group is the ‘Stradbroke Pyramid’ – which includes the six primary schools within the catchment of (and also including) Stradbroke High School. The high school is hosting six weeks of advanced sessions for those children working towards Level 6 in Literacy.
Another such group is the ‘Suffolk School Improvement Group’ which also includes the primary schools in Eye, Hoxne, Mendham, Thorndon and Cedars Park (Stowmarket). A number of high-attaining children from across this group will be attending a 12-week programme for Level 6 Maths, hosted by Hartismere High School.
In February a team of eleven children represented Wilby in an inter-school basketball competition – reaching the semi-finals! Well done Team Wilby! Other varied events during February included a Valentine’s Disco, a Parents Forum, a visit by the school nurse and a session for parents on E-safety.
The school would welcome expressions of interested from local people who might be able to help with practical jobs around the site.
We still have a few places across school and would welcome visits from prospective pu- pils and their parents. We are aiming to launch our new website before the end of term so we can share even more of our school with you. We look forward to seeing you at an event or for a visit.
Wilby Church of England Primary School Miss Philippa Nunn, Headteacher / Mrs Kim Palmer, Chair of Governors Brundish Road, Wilby IP21 5LR 01379 384708 [email protected] WILBY CORONATION HALL
Hello Everybody!
The Hall Committee met on 23 rd January .
Maggie Berry, new to the village, has kindly undertaken to do some of the secretarial work for the hall. She is willing to help whenever she can. We welcome her and look forward to the time when she becomes one of the hardworking committee.
Recently Gwen and Victor cleared the store cupboardwhich Kenny then painted and erected a shelf donated by Victor. Several of us decorated the hall for the Valentine dance.
Tim patched up the car park path near the pond. Barbara Barker and Tim Askew each have parts of the old Wilby Swan sign which Kenny is inspecting so we can decide what to do with them. We discussed Phase 2 which mainly consists of work we could not afford in Phase 1. We lean on Debbie to ask about a defibrillator. She and Carol check the solar panels. Matthew is our link with the Parish Council. Victor designs very interesting informative and attractive leaflets and posters for the hall.
We are conscious that advertising is difficult. Carol is busily designing a page on face book to draw attention to the Hall and its uses. Tim and Todd are investigating banners. Now the Hall is well equipped for parties, talks, films and numerous activities. Les and Vic know all about running the electrical facilities. Both the kitchen and the bar have washing-up ma- chines to save time. Vic has installed special coolers for the beer. The china and cutlery are new as are the cookers and cupboards.
The next Village Lunch by the LADYBIRDS, with bar and draw, is 12.30pm on Tuesday, 25 th March.
Where ever you live come and see what the big hall has to offer people living in East Anglia.
Do ring Gwen 01728 638 357 or Marian 01379 384 358; email address [email protected] to make arrangements to view. Marian NEWS FROM WILBY Lesson Readers in February 2nd March Alex and Roger Gwynn: 11.00am Exodus 24:12-18; 2 Peter 1:16-21; Matthew 17:1-9 9th March TBA: 9.30am Genesis 2:15-17, 3:1-7; Romans 5:12-19; Matthew 4:1-11 16th March Ian Williamson: 11.00am Genesis 12: 1-4a; Romans 4:1-5, 13-17; John 3:1-17 23rd March TBA: 9.30am Exodus 17:1-7; Romans 5:1-11; John 4:5-42 30th March TBA: 9.30am TBA
Wingfield and District Gardening Club
Thursday, March 27th at 7.30 in Brundish Village Hall
Bulbs Throughout the Year - Speaker: Rod Leeds
If you have always thought bulbs to be rather mysterious and papery - then you are in for a stunning revelation. Non-members very welcome; £3 at the door. Juice and wine available.
If you would like any further information please email: [email protected] or phone 01379 388034 .
Forthcoming Events in neighbouring villages
Cratfield 'Open Weekend', 14 & 15 June 2014 Cratfield is planning an exciting weekend! We will be opening gardens, selling plant, and the famous Cratfield Cakes will be on offer, together with Cream Teas. The BBQ will serve up local beef and turkey, and the Painting Club will stage its Annual Exhibition. Guided tours of the church will enlighten church enthusiasts, and farm visits will be added fun. Midsummer Madness in the Millennium Meadow on Saturday evening will be for young at heart, with music, beer, BBQ.
Money raised will support the annual costs of the Church and the installation of a professional kitchen in the Village Hall. What’s on at WILBY CORONATION HALL
Regular activities Zumba : Mondays 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th & 31st Start at 7.00-8.00pm
Sequence Dance Practice: Mondays 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th & 31st: 8.15-10.15pm Newcomers welcome. Details from Gwen 01728 638357
Village Lunch: Tuesday 25th 12.30pm
Parish Council: Wednesday 5th
WI: Thursday 20th
Social Dances Newcomers welcome. Details from Gwen 01728 638357 Saturday 1st: Start 8.00pm Peter Day ~ Live music Saturday 15th: Start 8.00pm Pat & Dave CDs Saturday 22nd: Start 8.00pm Alan Jones CDs Saturday 5th April: Start 8.00pm Annie
Bookings for the hall can be made through Gwen on 01728 638357
Do you wish to have someone visit you in your home on a regular basis? If so and you would like to discuss your requirements in confidence, please contact a Church Warden or Lay Elder.
Telephone numbers for Church Wardens and Lay Elders are to be found on the back cover of this newsletter.
Volunteer Dementia Adviser Assistant
Sue Ryder is looking for reliable volunteers to support the Suffolk Dementia Advisers Service delivered by an expert team at Age UK, Suffolk. The service is offered to individuals who have been diagnosed with dementia, providing information, advice and guidance to enable them to live independently in their own homes for as long as possible. Due to the high demand we urgently require more volunteers, particularly in Ipswich, Babergh and Mid-Suffolk areas. If you like the sound of what we are aiming to achieve, why not get involved and volunteer with us? We will give you the training and support you need to assist us in genuinely making a difference to people’s lives. For more information call 01473 295200 NEWS FROM BRUNDISH St Lawrence’s Church Diary and lesson readers in March
2nd March David Mulrenan: 6.30pm Exodus 24:12-18; 2 Peter 1:16-19; Matthew 17:1-9 9th March Gill and Robin Self: 9.30am Genesis 2:15-17, Romans 5:12-19; Matthew 4:1-11 23rd March John Graham: 11.00am Exodus 17:1-7; Romans 5:1-11; John 4: 5-42 30th March Susan Moyle: 9.30am TBA
Deanery Ash Wednesday Service 7pm, 5 th March at Laxfield This is a new idea within the Deanery of Hoxne to which St Lawrence’s, Brundish belongs. Churchgoers from 22 parishes across the deanery will meet at Laxfield to note the first day of Lent. Everyone will be very welcome to join us.
Much better! After last month’s miserable news about so many people being unwell, here is some good news. Canon Graham Noble is feeling very much better and will resume taking services before Easter. Although Ron Orams didn’t stop taking services, he too is feeling very much better. Likewise Brundish’s director of music, choirmaster, organist and Lay Elder, Michael Spencer. He is feeling much stronger and is back amongst us. Thank God for all this. However the next article is something not so good to hear.
Susan in hospital Everyone will be upset to hear that Reverend Susan Loxton, the vicar of our neighbouring Sancroft Benefice and the Rural Dean is ill in hospital. She has been soldiering on helping our Benefice during the vacancy with the help of her clergy colleagues, and that has been something we all have been so grateful for. Please keep Susan and all our recovering friends in your prayers, and remember if there is anyone you would wish us to pray for, for whatever reason, please contact me, or anyone you know who is a regular worshipper. David Mulrenan
Would you like to have someone visit you in your home, now and again, or on a regular basis? If so, and you would like to discuss your requirements in confidence, then likewise, please contact a Churchwarden or Lay Elder as above.
Would you like the church to pray for anyone you know who is sick, unhappy or depressed? If so, please call me on 01728 628063 or leave a note in the church by the visitors book. I promise you this will be done at the next service. BRUNDISH PARISH COUNCIL Brundish Parish Council Meeting
The Parish Council will next meet at 7.45pm on Thursday, 20 th March in Brundish Village Hall. All parishioners are welcome at this meeting. Should you wish to add something to the agenda, with plenty of time beforehand, please contact your Parish Clerk, Christine Smart on 01728 627838 or email her at [email protected]
New Parish Councillor
Roy Blyde of Lodge Bungalow, Church Lane, Brundish is our new councillor following the resignation of Arnold Crudgington. Good luck to Roy as he offers his own brand of wisdom and experience to the Council. Arnold has given many years of sound advice to the Council for which we are very grateful.
Those who serve
For your information, here is the rundown of the current Parish Council members:
Chairman: Cllr. Anthony Bryant. Vice Chairman: Cllr. Helen Gillingham
Parish Clerk: Christine Smart.
Councillors: Tony St Quinton, Gerald Western, Celia Drakard, Mark Hitchings, and Roy Blyde
District Councillor: Matthew Hicks.
Meetings take place every third Thursday of January, March, May, July, September and November at 7.45pm in the Village Hall unless otherwise previously notified. These meetings are always published in the Parish Newsletter.
For all matters relating to your Parish Council including meeting dates, agendas, minutes and financial accounts, see the website: www.onesffolk.co.uk/BrundishPC , contact your Parish Clerk, Christine Smart on 01728 627838 or e-mail: [email protected] Alternatively, agendas and minutes are regularly posted on the Village Hall notice board and on the parish notice board opposite The Crown.
Brundish Bottle Bank
For those who may not have noticed before, please be aware that there is a bottle bank in the car park at The Crown. Landlords, Lesley and Mario are kindly able to relay regular funds to the charity who run the Village Hall dependent on the usage. Thank you.
Brundish Films – Spring 2014 Thursday, 13 March
Le Weekend
Our next film on Thursday, 13 March will be the poignant but amusing drama “Le weekend”, written by Haniif Kureishi and starring Lindsay Duncan, Jim Broadbent and Jeff Goldblum. The plot is a British couple’s return to Paris many years after their honeymoon there to rejuvenate their marriage. Come and enjoy a break from winter in Brundish Village Hall. Doors open at 7 for 7.30 pm, tickets payable at the door. To reserve your place please phone Priscilla Williamson on 01379 388034 or email [email protected] .
On Thursday, 10 April 2014 we shall be going into space with George Clooney and Sandra Bullock in the Oscar tipped Gravity . Do put these dates in your diary. Further information about Brundish films will come out closer to the date. or e-mail [email protected]
The Brundish Coffee Shop Thursday, 6 March, 10am to 12 noon at Brundish Village Hall
Come and enjoy the bustle and gossip, or just relax. Tempting coffee and bacon rolls. Cakes for sale; Todd's juices.
Not to be missed!
Brundish Village Directory St Lawrence’s Church - Rev. Ron Orams - 01986 798901 Brundish Parish Council - Christine Smart - 01728 627838 Brundish Village Hall Trustees - Jane Lee - 01728 628095 Brundish Village Hall Hire - David Mulrenan - 01728 628063 Responders (Recruitment) - Mark Seal - 01986 798870 Community Police Officer - P.C. Kane Martin - 01986 835300 Neighbourhood Watch - Via any Parish Councillor. Oil Syndicate - Tim Gillingham - 01728 628752 Brundish Events Group - David Mulrenan - 01728 628063 Brundish Crown - Lesley and Maz Balshaw - 01728 628282 Brundish Training Centre - Anne Banham - 01728 627174 (Mon to Wed 09.30/15.30) Answering machine at other times. Cinema Night Bookings - Priscilla Williamson - 01379 388034 Education Foundation - Gerald Western – 01379 388775 ST LAWRENCE’S CHURCH, BRUNDISH Mothering Sunday Service Don’t forget our special service for mums at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday 30th March. Lay Elders Sandra Apps and David Mulrenan will be conducting the service when there will be a “surprise” for all mothers attending. When we say special service, we do mean this. It is devised to be gentle and informal, particularly for those who are not that familiar with regular worship. With that in mind, please consider coming along, even if you have never been before. Our welcomers will guide you through the service, if you feel awkward; it will be our pleasure as we will be so pleased to see you. Think about it.
Services for Easter .
St. Lawrence’s will be extra busy this year with three services over Holy Weekend:
Good Friday 12 noon. The Liturgy. The Passion will be sung by The Chantry Singers.
Holy Saturday. 7 p.m. Easter Vigil for the Benefice. A devotional service of mediaeval roots which will include the lighting of the Paschal Bonfire. Con- ducted by Reverend Ron Orams.
Easter Day. 9.30 a.m. Family Communion Service. Our beautiful church will be full of Spring flowers for this, the most glorious celebration in the Christian cal- endar. We are delighted that we will have our friend, Reverend Andrew Vessey with us, along with The Chantry Singers. Simnel cake, coffee, tea and juice will be served after the service, whilst the children (plenty of them, we hope!) will be invited to search the church and (if dry) the churchyard to see if they can find anything rather tasty left behind! We had a record attendance at Christmas. It would be lovely to see you all back.
Please note that your church is always open during the day for private prayer. If at any time you would wish us to pray for anyone you know, please inform one of our Lay Elders.
Lent Lunches A Lent Lunch will take place between 12.30 and 2pm on Saturday, 15 th March at Treehouse, Stradbroke Road, Brundish by the kind invitation of Elizabeth and Colin Hamilton. If you wish to come along, and you will be very welcome, please call Liz on 01379 388437.
ST LAWRENCE’S RESTORATION PROJECT 26 th -29 th June - An Art and Sculpture exhibition in Brundish Church and The Chantry garden. To be enjoyed and to buy. Keep these dates free and COME ALONG ! More details next month.
Sunday, 20 th July - Brundish Village Fete on the Village Green. HAPPENINGS AT BRUNDISH VILLAGE HALL! It has occurred to the Hall Management Committee that all villagers should know exactly what is happening at your village hall each month. So, as from this month, there will be a regular diary feature informing you of just that. Here’s the first instalment. See main notices and advertisements in this Newsletter for details.
BRUNDISH TRAINING CENTRE: Please call 01728 627174 to book. Monday, 10th March: a 6-week iPad Beginners' course (iPads only please - no Androids or tablets) 1.30 - 3.30 pm Monday, 10th March: Computer Club 10.00 a.m. to 12.00 and similarly most Mondays. Tuesday, 11th March: Computer Club 10.00 a.m. to 12.00 and similarly most Tuesdays. Wednesday, 12th March: Computer Clubs 10.00 am to 12.00 & 1.30-3.30 pm and similarly most Wednesdays. Thursday, 20th March: a 6-week iPad Improvers' course (iPads only please - no Androids or tablets) 1.30-3.30 pm
ZUMBA: Eileen Torosian –Tinney. Text or telephone: 0781 385 4255) or email: [email protected] 6 to 7pm each school term Tuesdays.
PILATES: Fiona Palmer. Telephone: 07767 384983. 9.30am to 10.30am each Monday.
BRUNDISH COFFEE SHOP: Sue Sharples. Telephone: 01728 628631. Next gathering: 10am to noon, Thursday, 6 th March.
CINEMA NIGHTS (Flicks in the Sticks!): Priscilla Williamson. Telephone: 01379 388034.
WINGFIELD AND DISTRICT GARDENING CLUB: Priscilla Williamson. Telephone: 01379 388034. Next meeting: 7.30pm, Thursday, 27 th March.
Dates for your diary
6.30pm, Sunday, 2 nd March - Prayer Book Evensong, St. Lawrence’s Church. 10am, Thursday, 6 th March - Brundish Coffee Shop, BVH 9.30am, Sunday, 9 th March - Village Worship, St. Lawrence’s Church 7.00pm, Thursday, 13th March - Brundish Film Night: “ Le Weekend”, BVH 12.30pm, Saturday, 15 th March - Lent Lunch, Treehouse, Stradbroke Road 7.45pm, Thursday, 20 th March - Parish Council Meeting, BVH 11am, Sunday, 23rd March - Common Worship Holy Communion, St. Lawrence’s 7.30pm, Thursday, 27 th March - Wingfield District Gardening Club, BVH 9.30am, Sunday, 30 th March - Mothering Sunday Service, St. Lawrence’s Church 7.00pm, Thursday, 10th April - Brundish Film Night: “ Gravity”, BVH 26 th -29 th June - Art and Sculpture Exhibition, BVH and The Chantry Sunday, 20th July - Brundish Village Fête
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Phone: 01379 388162 Fax: 01379 384084
Producers of wide range of high quality pork products from our own home produced stock.
______Thanks to all those who supported COUNTRY FOODS us in the past, but we can no longer BRUNDISH SUFFOLK run our "Freezer 10% sale". For any IAN AND SUE WHITEHEAD special requirements, though, please do phone me and we will try Tel: 01379 384593 to help.
We will still be able to donate 10% Email: [email protected] of any sale to Brundish Church
www.lanefarm.co.uk ACORN FOOT HEALTH Annual advertising charges Roger C. Griffiths, BSc(Econ), Dip Soc are: Sci, PGCE, MCFHP, MAFHP £7.50 for an eighth of a page FOOT HEALTH CONSULTANT £14 for a quarter page or
HOME VISITS, CARE HOMES and £27.50 for a half page PRIVATE CLINIC Contact Tim Gillingham Verruca treatments, Ingrown toenails, Calluses, Fungal Infection, Tel: 01728 628269 Corns, Nail Cutting, Bunions and Foot The Woodlands, Brundish, Care for Diabetics Woodbridge, Foot health checks and all nail SUFFOLK IP13 8BH conditions. For an appointment [email protected] Tel. 01379 384873 (Wilby) Cheques should be made Mob. 07724 073328 payable to Email; [email protected] Brundish PCC Some evening appointments available
Property Maintenance All types of property maintenance and refurbishment undertaken Kevin Just give me a ring, 01728 628607 I’ll see if I can help 07770530771
LES RUTH (Yaddy) For all your carpentry needs – plus painting, decorating and tiling. Tel: 01379 384484 07900 287888 All types of house & garden property maintenance undertaken
Phone home: ( 01728) 621341 Mobile: 07887925507 Email: marks-maintenance.weebly.com
Septic Tank Emptying & Domestic drains cleared.
Fast, friendly, reliable service.
(Environmental registered carrier)
Call Lenny: 07905 794221 WHO’S WHO IN THE CHURCH
Priests Revd Ron Orams 01986 798901 [email protected] Revd Canon Graham Noble [email protected] WILBY Churchwardens Mary Pipe 01728 723443 Rob Barber 01379 388040
Lay Elder Sheila Pipe 01728 723443 PCC Secretary Mary Pipe 01728 723443
BRUNDISH Churchwardens Margaret (Mig) Bacon 01379 388808 John Graham 01379 384444 Lay Elders David Mulrenan 01728 628063 Sandra Apps 01728 628607 Michael Spencer 01728 724590 PCC Secretary Gillian Self 01728 621577
Village Websites Please note that this and previous issues of the Parish Newsletter can be viewed online on either the Brundish or Wilby websites, viz: brundish.onesuffolk.net (the prefix 'www' is not necessary, although it will still work). This website incorporates previously separate websites for Brundish Parish Council, Brundish Village Hall
Items for the April 2014 Newsletter to:- Tim Gillingham at [email protected] by March 20th, please.