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WINE WANTED! Extension of the Village WE BUY FINE WINES – CASH PAID Hall The Grundisburgh and District April/ May 2006 FREE ISSUE NUMBER 192 Serving THE BEALINGS . BOULGE . BREDFIELD . BURGH . CHARSFIELD . CLOPTON . CULPHO DALLINGHOON. DEBACH . GRUNDISBURGH .ewsHASKETON . OTLEY . PLAYFORD . SWILLAND . TUDDENHAM . WITNESHAM CONCERNS ABOUT STORAGE AT DEBACH he objections made by TDebach Village Meeting to developments at Debach Enterprises have been Picture removed supported by SORR (Save our Rural Roads). This grouping of 15 local villages have been working together since 1997 to improve the adverse conditions on roads mainly brought about by heavy lorry traffic. The development which is causing particular concern Tuddenham’s production of involves the transport and been given for this use of ‘Snow White and the Seven storage of polyproplene chips. Dwarfs’: Above: The junior chorus the site, and the fire service dancing to ‘I’m putting on my top Keith Gipp, who is chairman has advised us that there are hat’. Right: Fraulein Frankfurter of Debach Village Meeting, fire risks in the way the (alias Paul Jennings). feels that the number of lorries materials are stored” Mr Gipp More photos from the pantomime delivering bagged materials to told The News. on centre pages. the site and taking material out “We are pressing the district in bulk is mainly responsible council to take action. The Extra space for the 63% increase in HGV ever increasing heavy lorry traffic revealed in the lorry traffic has implications for for Tuddenham count carried out in late 2004. many villages in the players “No planning consent has surrounding area” he production of ‘Snow TWhite and the Seven Dwarfs’ at Tuddenham in February was the first to benefit from the recent WINE WANTED! extension of the village WE BUY FINE WINES – CASH PAID hall. “We were able to accommodate a larger Playford needs you Please contact: audience in more comfort, ... to distribute and there was much more Julian Downing 01394 446625 room backstage” said The News! [email protected] producer Monica Pipe. If you can spare one “This meant that the cast could avoid going outside to two hours every SECKFORD WINES LTD when they needed to come other month, please Dock Lane, Melton, Suffolk IP12 1PE on again the other side of contact Iain Tel 01394 446625 Fax 01394 446633 the stage. We also benefitted www.seckfordwines.co.uk from new curtains - at the Langdon 735517 windows and stage”. News Diary MARCH Saturday 29th apes?’ A scientific case for Monday 19th Car Boot Sale G’burgh creation’ G’burgh Chapel ‘Murder on the Orient Saturday 25th Football Club GPR 8-1pm. 7.30pm. Contact 738836/56. Express and Supper’ Moon FOGS Spring Nearly New Contact 735681. Thursday 25th & Mushroom Swilland 8pm. Sale G’burgh School Contact 785320. 10-11.30am. Contact 735774. Bealings Plant Sale Manor The Golden Club GVH House Little Bealings (opp 2.30pm. Contact 735650. Friday 23rd Quiz G’burgh Football Club Admiral’s Head Pub) 10am - Saturday 27th FOGS summer barbeque G’burgh Pavillion 7.30pm. 12noon. Contact 620865. G’burgh School 6-9pm. Contact 07977963162. Car Boot Sale G’burgh Sunday 30th Football Club GPF 8-1pm. Contact 738907. Thursday 30th Otley Hall Open Day 2-6pm. Contact 735681. Saturday 24th FOGS collection of clothes Contact 890264. The Golden Club Cake Stall Car Boot Sale G’burgh etc G’burgh School 3-3.30pm. Football Club GPF 8-1pm. Contact 735151/738907. G’burgh Green am. Contact MAY 735650. Contact 735681. APRIL Monday 1st Sunday 28th Sunday 25th Plant and Book Sale Otley Hall Open Day 2-6pm. Jazz & BBQ Shrubbery Farm Thursday 6th Hasketon VH 2.30pm. Contact Contact 890264. Hasketon 12.30pm. Contact ‘Woodland Trust’ G’burgh, 01394 383106/388190. 01394 383106 /388190. Burgh and Culpho WI GPR Charity bike ride/pub crawl 7.30pm. Contact 735469. Thursday 4th Moon & Mushroom Swilland JULY Resolutions and Social iao St. Elizabeth's Hospice Down Memory Lane Otley Evening G’burgh, Burgh and 12 noon. Contact 785320. Saturday 1st Friendship Club OVH 2.30pm. Culpho WI GPR 7.30pm. Concert iao Crossroads St. Contact 890856. Contact 735469. Mary’s Church G’burgh. JUNE Contact 01394 388970. Sunday 9th The Great Wall of China Grundisburgh Parish Walk Otley Friendship Club OVH Tuesday 6th Thursday 13th Start from G’burgh Pavilion 2.30pm. Contact 890477. Quiet Day Otley Hall. Contact Quiet Day Otley Hall. Contact 2pm. Contact 738219/735481. 890264. Saturday 6th 890264. Saturday 15th GADS Quiz GVH 7.30pm. Thursday 8th Saturday 15th G’burgh Dining Club The Contact 738824. Outing & Pub meal G’burgh, Village Show G’burgh, Burgh Crown Gt. Glenham 7.30pm. & Culpho Horticultural FOGS Spring Fair G’burgh Burgh & Culpho WI 7.30pm. Contact 735495. Contact 735469. Society, GPF 12.30-4.30pm. School 11.30-1.30pm. Contact Contact 738267. Sunday 16th 735929. Reg Snook Artist & Traveller Race Night & supper Moon Post Show Disco Marquee on Wine Tasting Quiz & Playford PH 8pm. Contact & Mushroom Swilland 735444. GPF 8pm. Contact 735469. 7.30pm. Contact 785320. Auction of Promises iao Otley Under 5s. OVH 7.30pm. Saturday 10th Saturday 22nd Tuesday 18th Contact 785993. Hangar Dance Debach GADS on the Green 6.30pm. ‘Diaries of a Georgian Vicar’ Contact 738824. Monday 8th Airfield 7.30pm. Live band. G’burgh Local History Society Contact for tickets 737236. Friday 28th GPR 7.45pm. Contact 738918. G’burgh and Culpho Parish Council Meeting GPR Sunday 11th Evening Garden Party Thursday 20th 7.30pm. Contact 735541. Open Day Debach Airfield G’burgh, Burgh & Culpho G’burgh & Culpho annual 10am-5pm. Contact 737236. Horticultural Society, parish meeting GVH 7.30pm. Friday 12th Purbrook House, G’burgh, Contact 735541. ‘Sutton Hoo’ Hasketon VH Sponsored Bike Ride iao 6.30pm. Contact 735719. 7.15pm.Contact 01394 388970 Friends of Bealings Playing Annual General Meeting Saturday 29th Saturday13th/Sunday 14th Field. Bealings VH 11.30-1pm Otley Friendship Club OVH and Fun on the Field 1-3pm. Car Boot Sale G’burgh 2.30pm. Contact 890477. Playford Art Exhibition & Football Club GPF 8-1pm. crafts PPH 10-5pm. Contact Contact 614855 Friday 21st Contact 735681. 01394 385295. Thursday 15th Quiz iao Swilland Church Witnesham VH 7.30pm. Tuesday 16th GADS Spring Play GVH AUGUST Contact 785262. Grundisburgh Bowls Club v 7.30pm. Contact 738824. Leiston bowling green behind Saturday 5th Saturday 22nd Friday 16th Dog pub 6.45pm. Contact GADS Spring Play GVH Hasketon Village Fete 2pm. St George Celebration Contact 01934 388970. Playford PH 7pm.Contact 738326. 7.30pm. Contact 738824. 735444. Quiet Day Otley Hall. Contact Saturday 17th Sunday 27th 890264. Hidden Gardens, G’burgh, Otley Hall Open Day 2-6pm. Sunday 23th Contact 890264. Supper & cards Moon & ‘Creating Theatre from Burgh & Culpho Horticultural Mushroom Swilland 7.30pm. Local Sources’ G’burgh Local Society 2-6pm. Contact Monday 28th Contact 785320. History Society GPR 7.45pm. 735932. Fun Day & Car Boot Sale Contact 738918. GADS Spring Play GVH G’burgh Football Club GPF Tuesday 25th 2-5pm. Contact 735681. Otley Parish Council Thursday 18th 7.30pm. Contact 738824. Meeting & AGM. OVH.7pm Clopton Parish Council Big Day Out Fun for families Key for abbreviations: Contact 890271. Meeting CVH 7.30pm. Otley College 10-5pm. P/VH - Parish/Village hall Wednesday 26th Contact 830398. Contact Sally Hunt 784153. PF - Playing field Quiet Day Otley Hall. Contact Coach Outing Sudbury Otley Sunday 18th PR - Parish rooms 890264. Friendship Club 10am. Hidden Gardens, G’burgh, All codes are 01473 unless Thursday 27th Contact 890856. Burgh & Culpho Horticultural given otherwise. Entries are The Golden Club GVH Friday 19th Society 2-6pm. Contact free and must be supplied in 2.30pm. Contact 735650. ‘Did we really evolve from 735932. writing by copy date. 2 What’s On The most successful an evening with Clive than productions have been ‘The they’ve picked up in a JAZZ AT THE FARM Sutton Hoo Mob’ and ‘The lifetime. he jazz Sunday Wuffings’, both dealing with Two of the church’s Ton 25 June the Anglo Saxon royal family outstanding features are the (12.30-4pm) is the which was buried at Sutton superb angel hammer-beam tenth to be held at Hoo. He will take us behind roof and the bell tower, much Shrubbery Farm stage by explaining how loved by ringers. Hasketon. We background facts are celebrate it with an researched and turned into Tickets are £6 on the door – internationally drama. with half the profits going to renowned traditional the host church and half to The cost is £2 to non- Suffolk Historic Churches band, Phil Mason’s members. Visitors are always New Orleans All- Trust for grants for repair and welcome. Talks take place in maintenance of our churches Stars with Christine Grundisburgh Parish Rooms at Tyrrell. of all denominations. The 7.45pm. evening begins at 7pm. This band is booked Roger Anderson Ivan Howlett solidly every day, 738918 only fitting in a four day break now and Phil Mason who will be appearing with his jazz Playford Art then! band at Shrubbery Farm on 25 June Grundisburgh Exhibition.... Christine is a Caribbean lady place at school on Saturday 6 Dining Club with a great personality and May at 11.30-1.30pm. There he annual art exhibition strong voice, singing blues, will be games, stalls and lots most enjoyable evening Twill be held at Playford spirituals and a few mildly of entertainment, plus Awas had when the Parish Hall on Saturday 13 ‘naughty’ songs from the refreshments - for both Grundisburgh Dining Club and Sunday 14 May, from 1920’s. The band members all children and adults. Please held their February dinner at 10-5pm. There will be a wide have their own specialities and contact Rosie Stoodley the White Horse Inn, Easton, selection of paintings in are well named as ‘Stars’.
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