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Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2013 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2013 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 2 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Local Clubs and Organisations Bacton Bowls Club........................23 Safer Neighbourhood Team.........35 Bacton & Cotton Local History Schools - Community, Primary & Society..............................................37 Middle....................................18 & 19 Bacton & Wyverstone Scout Group....................................13 Mothers Union...............................30 SNAP..................................................7 Bacton Play Centre/ Stowmarket Swimming Club........12 Bacton Under Fives.......................18 The Company of Friends.............30 Bacton United FC..........................17 Travel Information.........................25 Bacton & Wyverstone Village Halls....................................36 Horticultural Society......................21 Waste and Recycling.......................44 Butcher...............................................3 WI.....................................................21 Carter‘s Meadow Trust....................6 Winters School of Dance.............12 Churches..................................26 - 29 Work Club.........................................5 Church Friends.....................30 & 31 Wyverstone Carpet Bowls Club...22 Community Cafes...........................41 Wyverstone Over 60s.....................22 Cotton & District VPA.................20 Wyverstone Town Est. Charity.....30 District & County Councillors.....32 Doctors‘ Surgeries................38 & 39 Guides, Brownies & Rainbows....13 Good Neighbour Scheme.............34 Lions Club.......................................20 Local History..................................37 Butcher to your door Messy Church.................................13 Mr Allard’s Farm Butchery Mobile Library................................24 we deliver directly to your door. We MPs...................................................33 have a wide variety of meat in the Neighbourhood Watch..................34 van for you to select and you can Opening Times of Local phone your order in and we deliver Businesses........................................24 it. Weekly Specials as well. We’re in Open the Book...............................28 Bacton Wednesday lunchtime and Organisations for Thursday from about 6pm, Cotton Young People........................12 & 13 Wednesdays from 1.30pm until Parent & Toddler Group...............12 about 2.30pm. Wyverstone & Parish News Information.............24 Westhorpe are also visited. Parish Councils..........................6 & 7 Please phone : RBL..................................................23 Richard 07986 990304 RBL Women's Section...................22 for more information Rubbish Collection ......................45 3 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 4 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Thursday HHR Plumbing 9am - 10.30am. & In the Community Room, Property maintenance St Mary’s Church, Bacton Comprehensive Our Work club is a fairly informal 24hr Plumbing & gathering, but we can offer you some Maintenance Services useful help and advice as you look for Bathrooms, shower & fresh employment. We know how difficult kitchen installations it can be when you are looking for work, Fix leaky guttering & dripping taps but we can offer you help in writing your Burst pipes, blocked toilets CV, preparing for an interview and Radiators & hot water cylinders writing job applications. You don’t have No job too small to live in Bacton - but we are not able to help you with travel expenses to get here. Fully insured, competitive At the very least, you can be sure of a rates warm welcome and a cup of Call John on coffee or tea! 07905 210737 E [email protected] thebactonworkclub.onesuffolk.net 5 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Cotton Parish Council http://www.onesuffolk.co.uk/CottonPC/ Clerk: Colin Hall T 781400 E [email protected] Parish Councillors Valerie Couldridge (Chairman), Lime Tree Farm, Parkers Road, T 781047 Sarah Wenban (Vice Chairman), Dandy Hall, Willow Lane, T 781095 Christopher Tester, 1 Goodrich Close, T 782134 Beryl Ellis, Elm Grove Bungalow, Mill Road, T 780007 David Williams, Rasecroft, Mendlesham Road, T 781645 Beryl Halliday, Tanglewood, Mill Hill, Cotton, T 781682 Peter Gibbs, The Pink Cottage, Stonham Road, T 781308 Meetings are usually bi-monthly held in the village hall with dates & times published on the web-site, in the parish magazine and on village notice-boards. Wyverstone Parish Council - meetings are held every two months with the date of the meeting being placed on the Wyverstone Village Hall notice board. The PC website has been resurrected www.wyverstone.onesuffolk.net Clerk: John Bean T 781343 E [email protected] Parish Councillors - Jim Arnold (Chairman) T 780136 Andy Mellen (Vice Chair) T 782971, Phillip Webb T 781872, Eddie Gale T 781577, Helen Hardy [email protected], Simon Williams T 781229, Steven Axton T 780001 Carter’s Meadow Trust (Cotton) looks after a piece of land that was bequeathed to the village in the 1990s. The Trust is trying to develop the land in such a way as to encourage local flora and fauna and also to establish species that have been lost from the locality while, at the same time, encouraging its use as a recreational amenity for the community. A Work Party takes place the first Sunday of each month. If you are interested in becoming involved, please contact Chris Tester on 01449 782134 or E [email protected] 6 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Bacton Parish Council http://bacton.onesuffolk.net The parish council usually meets monthly in the Village Hall, Bacton on a Monday at 7.30 pm except in August. Dates of the meetings are published in the Parish Magazine, on the notice boards situated at the Village Hall, Shop Green and Broad Road and also on the Parish Council website. Clerk: Jane Brookman, Eden Cottage, Fen Road, Pakenham, Bury St Edmunds IP31 2LS T 01359 230897 E [email protected] Parish Councillors: Paul Howlett (Chairman), Jasmine Farm, Wickham Road, Cotton IP14 4QP T 781380 John Gooderham (Vice Chairman), Canhams Farm, Old Newton Road, Bacton IP14 4HH T 781228 Robert Black, Newyearfield, Earls Green, Bacton IP14 4SB, T 781357 Bernard Coxhead, Silverdell, 1 Elm Way, Bacton IP14 4NX T 782927 Bernard Gant, Eastwood, Broad Road, Bacton IP14 4HN T 781630 Mary Hawkins, 29 Birch Avenue, Bacton IP14 4NT, T 781561 Philip Jeffries, Mills Cottage, Broad Rd, Bacton IP14 4HP T 781087 Harry Steed, Peregrines Rest, Mill Road, Cotton IP14 4QL T 781751 Paul Wigglesworth, 34 North Close, Bacton IP14 4LT T 781886 St. Marys’ Neighbourhood Action Project (SNAP) has developed the west end of St. Mary‘s Church Bacton as a flexible space which can be used by the local community. There is a Chill-out area where small groups can relax and chat over a cup of tea or coffee, and a larger community room with a small kitchen area. There is also an accessible toilet and baby–changing facility. The organ is being comprehensively renovated and relocated in a purpose built organ loft. We now hold a variety of activities including regular Coffee Mornings, Afternoon Teas and a Work Club to help and support people to find work, improve their job prospects and get help with job applications, CVs and interview techniques. There is internet access and the room is regularly used for local groups involved in a variety of activities. If you would like more information or can help out with any of the activities please contact Revd Liz Varley 781108 To book the Community Room please contact Linda Last 781772 7 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Picture Framing by Carola Settle Quality Mounting & Framing of Prints, Photographs, Paintings, Embroideries etc. At competitive prices Friendly advice & Professional Service Stanwell House, High Street, Gislingham, Eye, Suffolk T 01379 783415 MICHELE COLE CHIROPODIST MSSch MBchA RGN T 01449 781396 M 07740 988172 E [email protected] 8 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Pest Control & Prevention: Rat & Mouse Eradication & Prevention of access to Premises Insect control, prompt service to Wasps, Hornet’s nests, Ants, Fleas, Flies etc. Mole control by all Ministry approved methods Property Care: Woodworm/Deathwatch Beetle 30 year Bonded Guarantee available Insect Control: Fly Control Units, Electric & Adhesive Fly screens, chain curtains, plastic strip curtains Please ring for competitive prices from YOUR local company 0800 074 2450 Command Pest Control Ltd Command House, College Farm, Church Lane, Preston St Mary, Sudbury, Suffolk CO10 9NQ T 01787 248049 UTO ELECTRIC A 01449 781028 S Auto Mechanical A COMPLETE RANGE OF GARAGE SERVICES STARTERS • ALTERNATORS EXCHANGED • REPAIRED • REWIRING ELECTRICAL WIRING CHECKS SERVICING • MOT • PREPARATION ETC. COLLECTION, DELIVERY AND COURTESY CAR Cow Green, Bacton 9 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 10 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 BIOFLOW High Quality MAGNETIC PRODUCTS For helping people and animals Can be purchased from BRIGHT FUTURE: Roy & Di Barker Great Ashfield 01359 241045 Free Talks to Groups on Magnotherapy & Saving Money with Magnets Raise money at Coffee Mornings - ask Di along to demonstrate the products 11 Bacton, Cotton, Wyverstone Yearbook 2014 Village Organisations for Young People Stowmarket Swimming Club is based at the Mid Suffolk Leisure Centre in Stowmarket. We have been established for well over 100 years and are an inclusive club which caters
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