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ISSUE 656 BARNHAM BROOM and JUNE 2021 UPPER YARE GROUP NEWS

Welcome to the June Group News. Our Curate Rev Dr Louisa Pittman, who has been with us since November 2018, will be leaving us in early July. We will say our farewells at a special service on July 4th (see service grid on back page). We are so grateful to Louisa for her amazing work during

these past few years and will be very sad to see her go. The Royal Navy will be getting a fantastic new chaplain!

Thank you Nicky of Barnham Broom Neighbourhood Café Photo: May 2nd at All Saints church, Brandon Parva, for another delicious recipe: where Coralie was presented with gifts and warm wishes ——————————————————— to take with her to her new life in Wales.

BARNHAM BROOM and UPPER YARE GROUP NEWS The Archbishop of Canterbury, is produced and delivered to your door by volunteers. Justin Welby’s ‘Daily Hope’ CLOSING DATE FOR THE JULY ISSUE: free ‘phone line, 0800 804 8044 Adverts and News by June 6th. is available 24 hours a day. 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 Assistant Curate: Rev. Dr. Louisa Pittman, The Vicarage, Honingham Road, Barnham Broom, NR9 4DB 01603 759641 Email: [email protected] Reader: Roger Walpole, 1 Woodfarm Cottages, Reymerston, NR9 4QZ 01362 820284

GROUP OFFICERS Group Office: The Rectory, The Street, Reymerston, NR9 4AG [email protected] 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: http://www.facebook.com/bbuy2020 Twitter link http://twitter.com/groupof15

GROUP NEWS EDITORIAL TEAM p Rev. Dr. Tim Weatherstone, Rev. Dr. Louisa Pittman, Joy Smiley, Fiona Winser,

Advertising and Finance: Mr Francis Woodcock Flat 2, Kimberley Hall, Barnham Broom Road, Editor: Jane Howard NR18 0RT Summer Barn, 07726 612312 There are benches to find Mill Road, Email: [email protected] in celebration Hardingham, of the new benches NR9 4EH Distribution: Christine & Ivan Revell-Burrows in three of our villages. 01953 851215 3, Low Road, Carleton Forehoe, NR9 4AP See page 4. Email: [email protected] 01603 759695 Email: [email protected]

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Thank you Ivan Revell-Burrows for the June Editorial: The situation the whole world finds itself in with this pandemic, is one that has not been experienced by many living today. Our lives have changed completely over the last twelve months, so much so that it will not be long before we will be thinking of the years prior to 2020 as the ‘Good Old Days’ because of all the freedoms we used to enjoy.

As the pandemic and other pressing concerns such as climate change show, the natural world influences our lives profoundly, suggesting that we might well have to change our lifestyles in order to address these matters. Human behaviours have shaped both of these major issues in ways we do not fully comprehend and yet our Christian faith comforts us with the understanding of how God made the heavens and the earth, as related in Genesis.

My thoughts then turn to this Easter 2021, and to how 2000 years ago an innocent man suffered the most brutal death (as foretold in the bible by the old testament prophets); of how this Jesus, born here on earth as God incarnate, came to teach us. To teach us how we should Love God our heavenly Father and our neighbours, as ourselves; to keep alive for future generations the hope of life after death. I recall those apt words from the hymn; ‘There is a green hill far away’: “He died that we may be forgiven, he died to make us good, that we might go at last to heaven, saved by his precious blood”. Compassion and love are so very much needed today, needed for those who are the innocent victims of crime, for those who are without adequate food or shelter, for the victims of injustice. We see such compassion and love in those working for us in the NHS, in Local Authorities, by food suppliers, by so many who work often without thought for themselves or their own situations.

In this way perhaps we might all acknowledge the Holy Spirit in our daily lives, fashioning how we think, reminding us how to conduct ourselves in such a complex world. When we gather in our churches, spending a few moments of reflection in these holy places, we pray for a depth of understanding of God the Father, of His son Jesus Christ, of the Spirit our advocate, enabling us to live in hope and faithfulness, sharing the days ahead in harmony with our brothers and sisters in the world.

If you feel that you could help to support your local Church, please send your donation to Adrian Rodford, Church Barn, Southburgh, IP25 7TF or cheque made payable to ‘Barnham Broom Group Fund’ or directly into the bank. SUPPORTING OUR VILLAGE CHURCHES by TEXT Barclays Sort Code 20-99-08 Donations via this method are routed through Account number 80153273 www.easydonate.org and are sent to the parish of your choice.

READINGS IN OUR CHURCHES: JUNE – YEAR B £1 Number: 70201 £3 Number: 70331 £5 Number: 70970 £10 Number: 70191 th Sunday 6th June Sunday 20 June rd 1st Sunday after Trinity, 3 Sunday after Trinity, Proper 7 Barford HYDF011 Reymerston HYDF004 Proper 5 Lectionary page 533 Lectionary page 522 1 Samuel 17.1a, 4-11, 19-23 Psalm 9.9-end Barnham HYDF009 Runhall HYDF016 1 Samuel 8.4-11, 16-20 Broom Psalm 138 2 Corinthians 6.1-13 Mark 4.35-end 2 Corinthians 4.13-5.1 Brandon HYDF015 Southburgh HYDF014 Mark 3.20-35 th Parva Sunday 27 June th Sunday 13th June 4 Sunday after Trinity, Proper 8 Carleton Thuxton 2nd Sunday after Trinity, Lectionary page 542 HYDF010 HYDF005 Proper 6 2 Samuel 1.1, 17-end Forehoe Lectionary page 527 Psalm 30 1 Samuel 15.34-16.13 2 Corinthians 8.7-end Cranworth HYDF013 Westfield HYDF007 Psalm 20 Mark 5.21-end 2 Corinthians 5.6-10, th 14-17 Sunday 4 July Garvestone HYDF002 Whinburgh HYDF006 th Mark 4.26-34 5 Sunday after Trinity, Proper 9 Lectionary page 548 2 Samuel 5.1-5, 9-10 Hardingham HYDF008 Wramplingham HYDF012 Psalm 48 2 Corinthians 12.2-10 Kimberley HYDF003 All churches HYDF001 Mark 6.1-13 3

PARISH COUNCIL NEWS The dedicated help phone number is 0344 8008020 Everyone has a key role in promoting www.nhs.uk/coronavirus and www.gov.uk/coronavirus as trusted sources of information to the public.

Garvestone, Reymerston & Thuxton Parish Council Following our request in February’s Group News for donations towards new benches for each of Garvestone, Reymerston and Thuxton, the Parish Council is delighted to have received donations totalling £1,085. Parish Council funds will pay the remaining £325 and the benches have now been ordered and we hope to install them soon. Look out for them on North Green (Reymerston), Dereham Road (Garvestone) and near the noticeboard (Thuxton). Many thanks to all the generous residents who so kindly donated towards these benches. They will be assets for the villages for years to come. The Parish Council has been holding its meetings virtually using Zoom throughout the pandemic. We are now considering whether we can restart meetings in person but a definite decision has not yet been made. The provisional date for the next meeting is Monday June 21st. Please see the Parish Council website and the village noticeboards for updates on forthcoming meetings, or contact the clerk. Members of the public are welcome to observe meetings (virtual or in person) and can speak in the public session. Keep in touch with the Parish Council: Join the emailing list by emailing the Parish Clerk Website: garvestonepc.wixsite.com/garvestonepc Parish Clerk: Frances Needham 01362 822475. [email protected]

Cranworth Parish Council For more information please contact the Clerk, Heidi Frary: [email protected] or 01603 759215. More information from Breckland District Council website: www.breckland.gov.uk or call 07500 818315. Hardingham Parish Council Parish Council information is available on the website: hardinghamparish.wixsite.com/home For more information please contact any of the Councillors or the Clerk, Heidi Frary on 01603 759215 or [email protected] Whinburgh & Westfield Julian Gibson, Clerk to Whinburgh & Westfield Parish Council; Tel: 01953 499980; Email: [email protected]. Barford & Wramplingham Parish Council bar barfordpc.wixsite.com/home or parish noticeboards. For more information please contact any Councillor (details on the website) or the Clerk Heidi Frary [email protected] or 01603 759215.

Kimberley and Carleton Forehoe Parish Council The Parish Clerk, Catherine Moore, can be contacted on 01493 253041 or email [email protected]. Council documents are available on the website - www.kimberleyandcarletonforehoe.org.uk. Barnham Broom Parish Council Contact the clerk, Jordana Wheeler on [email protected] or 01953 859704 or visit the website http://barnhambroompc.wixsite.com/home. There is a Council noticeboard by the shop, and a defibrillator outside the village hall for the public to use in the case of emergency. For the village Shop and Post Office, contact Rob and Karen on 01603 759479 or email [email protected] Brandon Parva, Coston, Runhall & Welborne Parish Council We have updated our parish council website - www.bpcrwparishcouncil.info - with links to South Norfolk District Council and Norfolk County Council's coronavirus webpages as they both contain useful information. Contact details of councillors and information can be found at www.bpcrwparishcouncil.info or from the Clerk, Bev Long 01362 850162.

VILLAGE HALL CONTACTS: Garvestone & Thuxton Barford & Wramplingham Booking Clerk: Ruth Gooch Tel: 07788 534 870 Booking Clerk: Fran / Norman Cox Tel: 01603 759667 or email [email protected] Website: www.garvestone-thuxton-vhall.co.uk. Barnham Broom Booking Clerk: Tony Baker Hardingham Memorial Hall [email protected] Booking clerk/Caretaker: Derek Balding Tel: 07557 Website: www.barnhambroomvh.co.uk 646448 or email: [email protected] Tel: 07702 367800 Booking diary and forms also held at the Village Store & PO. Reymerston Booking Clerk: Ken Hamer. [email protected] Cranworth Jubilee Hall Booking Clerk: Beanie Brown Tel: 01362 820068 Whinburgh and Westfield [email protected] Booking Clerk: Bob Brace Tel: 01362 288010 4

VILLAGE CONTACTS

BARFORD Church: St Botolph WHINBURGH church: ST MARY Churchwarden: Mr D Dale 01603 759347 Churchwarden: Mrs e Cooper 01362 699195 CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE 01362 858021 CONTACT: SIAN CARREL 01362 698485

BARNHAM BROOM church: St Peter & St Paul with WESTFIELD CHURCH: St Andrew St Andrew, bickerstone Church CONTACT: Mrs J riches 01362 820259 Churchwardens: Mrs D South & CONTACT: JULIE ANEMA 01362 695732 Mr A South 01603 759267 CONTACT: BARBARA WORLAND 01603 759422 NEW: ONLINE GUIDED RETREATS AT LETTON HALL www.guidedretreats.org.uk BRANDON PARVA CHURCH: ALL SAINTS For all other enquiries contact CHURCH CONTACT: | CORALIE MEADOWS 01603 758292 Revd. Deborah Hamilton - Grey, email: CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE 01362 58021 [email protected] 07896658373 and 01263 649038 CARLETON FOREHOE Church: ST MARY Churchwardens: Mr I Revell-Burrows 01603 759695 PACT Animal Sanctuary and Wildlife Rescue M mRS J GOODY 01603 758114 I in Woodrising www.pactsanctuary.org CONTACT: JON HEGGIE 01603 757672 T Tel: 01362 820775 CRANWORTH CHURCH: ST MARY, CranwortH IP25 7SQ SOUTHBURGH CHURCH: ST ANDREW If you find a sick, injured or dead bat, LETTON CHURCH: ALL SAINTS please contact the Church cONTACT: Angela Cook 01362 821458 . Bat Conservation Trust CHURCH WARDEN: Fiona winser 01362 820600 08451 300 228 CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE

GARVESTONE CHURCH: ST MARGARET

CHURchWARDEN: MRS J DOBSON 01362 850467. ANGLIA TAX SERVICES CONTACT: SHEILA ELLIOTT 01362 850483

HARDINGHAM Church: St George NR9 4EW ChurchwardenS: Mr M GiBB 01953 850606 Do you need tax advice and planning or Mr N HICKMAN 01953 850858 CONTACT: HENRY EDWARDS 01953 850236 accountancy services?

We can deal with all aspects of your tax affairs, KIMBERLEY CHURch: St PetER including: ChurchwardenS: MRS Joy Smiley 01603 759697 · The completion of your annual Tax Return Mr Jamie Hambro · Capital gains and inheritance tax matters CONTACT: DIANA MUTIMER 01603 759676 · Small business accounts, including bookkeeping, payroll and VAT. REYMERSTON CHURCH: ST PETER CHURCHWARDEN: Mr r Walpole 01362 820284 If you are unable to travel, local home visits CONTACT: JULIE WALPOLE 01362 820284 can be arranged as required, at no extra cost.

RUNHALL church: alL SAINTS, For further details of our very competitively And COSTON (CCT) St Michael & All Angels, priced services, contact Adrian Rodford at: CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE Anglia Tax Services THUXTON CHURCH: St PAUL Church Barn Church CONTACT: Mr A stevenson 01953 853059 Southburgh CONTACT: DOT LEEDER 01362 850358 Thetford Norfolk IP25 7TF. WRAMPLINGHAM Church: St. Peter and St. Paul. Churchwardens: Mrs C Elliott 01603 810544. Tel./Fax. (01362) 822186 Mr P Richardson 01953607564 CONTACT: CAROL FAIRHURST 01603 759203 E-mail: [email protected]

GARVESTONE METHODIST CHAPEL Charities Committee Dates for your diaries: Dereham Road, NR9 4QT. Contact: Mr Andrew Durrant on 01362 858033 Car Treasure Hunt July 3rd, please see back page. For the latest information, please see the th noticeboard at the Chapel, or contact Andrew. Christmas Market, November 27 Sunday Services June 6th at 6pm CARLETON FOREHOE 13th at 6pm We held our first service since before Christmas and it was 20th at 11am; United Service; at the Chapel wonderful to welcome worshippers back into the church 27th at 6pm on a beautiful spring day. We are now looking forward July 4th at 6pm to holding regular services at St Mary’s, so please check the dates of the service grid on the back page, and contact the Prayer Meeting: Friday 18th, 7pm at the Chapel. church wardens to reserve your place.

St Mary’s remains open for private prayer. To arrange access Knit & Natter: Please contact Lorna: 01362 858391 please contact either of the Churchwardens, Ivan or Jane, whose details can be found under Village Contacts in the Group News. Congratulations to Sam and David who were married last December. We wish you both a long and happy life together. Thank you to all the litter pickers – including the mystery picker – for helping to keep the village litter free throughout lockdown. And thanks again to the Stapletons and Goodys for arranging and planting the daffodils which have brought cheer and colour to the triangle.

WRAMPLINGHAM Normal monthly services have returned to our Church which is very heartening and it was lovely to welcome Rev’d Tim back to take Communion here on a sunny Sunday morning in April. Our next service is June 20th which will also be Father's Day and almost midsummer! We are happy to welcome Andy and Kim from New Zealand to Boundary Farmhouse and hope they will enjoy being part of our village community. The Car Treasure Hunt will finish at Top Barn on July 3rd. See page 20.

BARFORD Churchwarden David Dale writes: Since March 23rd 2020, what a strange year it has been. We have to thank all the people in our villages who got together to help with food deliveries and maintaining a good community spirit. As the vaccinations are distributed, let’s all take the next step safely.

W.I.: For information, please call Lisa on 01603 758151

KIMBERLEY Kimberley fete: Sunday August 22nd (all being well) at Park Farm Welcome back to the famous Kimberley Plant Stall! Please bring any with the gates opening at 1.45pm. donated plants for the Stall, and unwanted / returned pots to the Further details nearer the time. churchyard. Contact: 01603 759676

MNR Kimberley Level Crossing Appeal The Mid-Norfolk Railway has launched a public appeal to raise funds to contribute to the rebuilding of the Kimberley Level crossing which crosses the B1108 Norwich to Watton road. The appeal is to raise £25,000 towards the total cost. https://www.mnr.org.uk/KimberleyAppeal 01362 851723

GARVESTONE and THUXTON Please see page 4 REYMERSTON The Flower and Village Show will (hopefully) take place on Saturday July 24th at the village hall, with kind permission of the village hall committee. The usual categories will be on the schedule: vegetables, plants, flowers, baking, photography, crafts and a children’s section. Over the past year the village has looked after one another, so we look forward to actually getting together again. Reymerston Village Hall Annual General Meeting: Thursday 27th May at 7pm You are invited to stay for refreshments after the AGM. For safety reasons only 15 attendees will be allowed in the hall for the AGM. Please register your wish to attend if you haven’t already with Marion Danby (chairman) 01362 850432 [email protected] Please note that a handover meeting will be arranged for new committee/trustees in due course. BARNHAM BROOM Despite the dry, cold Spring there has been a veritable profusion of flowers in the churchyard: snowdrops followed by primroses, cowslips and lately the delicate, lilac Lady’s Smock or Cuckooflower. We will be hay-making in June so if you would like to join in, watch for dates on the Village Community Web Page.

The Chances project supports individuals in Norfolk actively seeking employment, together with those distant and disengaged from the jobs market. Chances is completely free and voluntary. We work with people who are: • Aged 18 or over • Unemployed for one day or more • Living in the Norfolk area • Has the legal right to live and work in the UK • Motivated to move forwards and looking to make positive life changes Individuals can self-refer here: https://tinyurl.com/s4b434ew If you have any questions, please get in touch. Rosie Winn, Advocate (South Norfolk) – Chances Medical Detection Dogs Mobile: 07867 229667 | Switchboard: 01603 614474 https://www.medicaldetectiondogs.org.uk/ Email: [email protected] This little sprocker spaniel dog is from Voluntary Norfolk, St Clements House, 2 - 16 Colegate, Norwich, NR3 1BQ Barnham Broom and at 2 years old www.voluntarynorfolk.org.uk is doing really well with her training Voluntary Norfolk is a registered charity No. 1112017 at the Medical Detection Dogs charity.

MOBILE LIBRARY VISITS Enquiries: 01603 222303 Route Number CEN317 Wednesday 4 weekly www.libraries.norfolk.gov.uk 14 Wramplingham 12.20 12.35 Mill House Route Number CEN213 Tuesday 4 weekly 16 Barford 12.40 13.00 Clarkes Close 2 Kimberley 9.45 9.55 The Station Layby June 9, July 7, Aug 4, Sep 1 12 Kimberley 11.55 12.05 The Green 14 Hardingham 12.15 12.30 Policeman’s Loke -H/Call Route Number CEN517 Friday 4 weekly June 22, July 20, Aug 17, Sep 14 2 Garvestone 10.05 10.20 Village Hall Car Park Route number CEN113 Monday 4 weekly 12 Garvestone 12.10 12.20 Crossways Farm 6 Brandon Parva 14.40 14.55 Harrison’s 20 Garvestone 14.30 14.45 Level Crossing 8 Barnham Broom 15.05 15.35 The School 22 Reymerston 14.50 15.05 Village Hall 10 Barnham Broom 15.40 16.00 The Bell Pub 24 Southburgh 15.15 15.30 The Common - Post Box 12 Barnham Broom 16.05 16.35 Hillside 26 Southburgh 15.35 15.50 The Old Reading Room 14 Barnham Broom 16.40 17.20 Playing Field 28 Cranworth 15.55 16.05 Swathing June 21, July 19, Aug 16, Sep 13 June 4, July 2, July 30, Aug 27, Sep 24

CRANWORTH with LETTON, SOUTHBURGH & WOODRISING The Plant Stalls: Thanks to everyone who has supported the Church plant stalls either by buying plants or donating to them. So far (early May) we have made £170. Please help us to keep raising funds for the churches. Norfolk World Music Festival at Southburgh: July 31st to August 1st 2021. Contact 0787 949 3843 or 01362 822194.

RUNHALL and COSTON We are pleased to say that Runhall Church will reopen for its first service in July. With that in mind the church needs a really good clean as it has been shut for over a year. If anyone would like to help, there will be a working party on Saturday July 3rd from 2pm for anyone who wishes to join us. There are also some gaps on the flower rota - if anyone can spare some time once a year to help decorate our church we would be extremely grateful. Please contact Steph Fairman on 07810 172978 or [email protected] if you are interested or wish to know more.

HARDINGHAM Memorial Hall 100 Club: The winners in the April Draw were Michael Tomalin, Richard Burke, Adrianne Booth, Richard Kings, Dudley and Jenny George and Henry Edwards. Social Evening: The Memorial Hall Committee hopes that we will be able host a Social Evening later in the summer when and if social distancing restrictions are lifted and everyone feels confident enough to join us. Hardingham W.I.: proposes to restart meetings in the Hall from Wednesday July 14th at 7.30pm. New members and visitors are always welcome. Please contact Sally 01953 851229. BRANDON PARVA Coralie writes, ‘My thanks to all who attended the Service on May 2nd and for my wonderful gifts. It was an unexpected surprise and the warm memories will stay with me for a long time. I am going to miss everyone and Norfolk very much but at the same time looking forward to my new adventure in Wales.’ Welcome Marlene, Danny and Lydia to Brandon Parva. We hope you enjoy living at Moncks Hall and the annex. THY KINGDOM COME https:www.thykingdomcome.global WHINBURGH & WESTFIELD Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray for more people St Mary’s Whinburgh will be holding a service of to come to know Jesus. What started in 2016 as an Holy Communion on June 27th at 11am. invitation from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York

to the Church of England, has grown into On July 4th the Treasure Hunt will start from Whinburgh. an international and ecumenical call to prayer. Please see page 20.

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Barnham Broom and Upper Yare Church Services June 2021 June 6th June 13th June 20th June 27th July 4th

Trinity 1 Trinity 2 Trinity 3 Trinity 4 Trinity 5 9.30am HC BC BARFORD 9.30am HC BC BARNHAM BROOM

BRANDON PARVA 11am MW

WRAMPLINGHAM 11am HC 9.30am MW CARLETON FOREHOE 9.30am HC BC KIMBERLEY

RUNHALL 11am MW THUXTON 5th Wedding 26th Wedding HARDINGHAM 9.30am MW

REYMERSTON 11am HC 10am HC BC CRANWORTH Group Service 11am MW SOUTHBURGH 11am HC BC GARVESTONE 11am GARVESTONE CHAPEL 6pm 6pm United Service 6pm 6pm

WHINBURGH 11am HC

WESTFIELD

HC, Holy Communion. MW, Morning Worship. Compline, a service of quiet reflection. BCP, Book of Common Prayer. BC, service broadcast. Morning and Night Prayer live-streamed Tuesday to Friday 8.30am and 9pm in schools’ term time. A Sunday Service either 9.30am or 11am (see service plan) will also be broadcast. These can be viewed at the time or after the live broadcast on Facebook: Groupof15 http://www.facebook.com/bbuy2020 The new groupof15.org.uk mobile phone app can be downloaded from groupof15.org.uk/hubb

GROUP NEWS DONATIONS Donations this month came to £51.75 TREASURE HUNT We are very grateful for all your donations. Thank you. SATURDAY JULY 3rd at 2PM (with a staggered start) Group News Community Account Details: Sort Code 20 - 28 - 20 Starting from Home Farm Whinburgh, NR19 1QR Account No. 4389 5424 and finishing at Top Barn, Wramplingham, NR18 0RZ. COLLECTIONS Cost £10 p/vehicle (including raffle ticket) All modes of Parishioners who normally like to give to the transport accepted, and a special prize for cyclists. collections at services, might like to set up a All proceeds to local Charities Further details, contact Caroline Elliott 07873 925618 standing order for giving to their church. Bank details can be obtained from their PCC treasurers or churchwardens. See page 5.