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Wyverstone Cotton Bacton YEARBOOK 2012 Golden (Wyverstone) by Audrey Erbany Wyverstone Cotton Bacton YEARBOOK 2012 This Yearbook is delivered FREE every year to 1,000 homes and businesses in Bacton, Cotton & Wyverstone. Page Please support our loyal advertisers INCES Hunters from £25 Men’s & Sherwood Ladies’ Now Outdoor in Stock Wear 25 Ipswich Street Stowmarket, Suffolk T 01449 612664 IP14 1AH Page 2 A Letter from the Editor The Wyverstone, Cotton & Bacton Yearbook is an annual publication containing advertisements from local businesses (mainly on the yellow pages) and information about all our local organisations, churches, local politicians and so on (on the white pages) as well as bus timetables and doctors’ surgery hours (on the green centre pages). A large number of people deserve thanks for giving their time to the Yearbook. Amanda Hagger managed to find willing advertisers, Brian Manley has managed the accounts, Audrey Erbany has contributed her fabulous paintings and a huge number of volunteers have delivered this magazine to your door. Without such dedicated volunteers this Yearbook would never be produced. Last year we raised about £800 which is being used to support the various Community Projects centred on the new facilities in St Mary’s Church. These will include a work club, a club for older teenagers, a drop in café and a club for carers. This year, even though we have more advertisers, we should raise about £650 which will also go to these projects. Our decline in profit this year is due to increased printing costs. And if you would like to produce next year’s Yearbook, please get in touch. The more volunteers the better! Best Wishes, Helen Thomson, 01449 781255, [email protected] Mid Suffolk District Council Waste & Recycling Collection Calendar 2012 See page 27 Advertisers A number of our advertisers would like a colour advert next year. However we need to fill four more A5 pages if we are going to do this. Please get in touch if you would like to have your advert in colour next year. And if you would like to join our loyal advertiser list - please get in touch as well! Page 3 Business Directory - Find what you’re looking for here! Accountants Garden Steven R Francis 6 Kevin & Hazel 8 Builders/Carpenters/Joiners Lawn Care 3 AJB Joinery 46 Geoff Nicholls & Co. 40 Hair & Beauty Jolly Good Brickwork 5 The Salon at Mendlesham 9 Uppercuts 6 Kevin Laflin 8 Traditional Oak Carpentry 39 Handyman Cabin Hire/Sales/Transport Kevin & Hazel 8 Portable Space 45 Heating/Plumbing Child Care David Foster Heating & Plumbing 9 Bacton Play Centre/Under Fives 10 HHR Plumbing 37 Chimney Services/Sweep M A Heating Services 41 ECO Sweep 3 Inces of Stowmarket 2 Complementary Therapies Bioflow ~ Magnetic Products 42 Kitchens Chiropodist ~ Michelle Cole 7 Kitchens 2 Bathrooms 41 Hypnotherapy ~ Wendy Chalk 38 Painting & Decorators Computers Andy Harris 38 Faxbase 39 Kevin & Hazel 8 Suffolk homepc Support 37 Kevin Laflin 8 Cycle Shop 7 Pest Management Driving Schools Command Pest Control 9 Paula’s Driving School 9 Picture Framing Electricians Picture Framing ~ Carola Settle 7 Graham Moore 42 Picture Framing ~ Eastern Frames 8 EmZo Gifts & Café 47 Plumbing Florist - Lyn Curtis 8 David Foster 9 Food & Post Office HHR Plumbing 37 Bacton Stores & Post Office 45 Sji Greengrocers 42 Printers Long Straw Cottage 39 Polstead Press 43 Wyverstone Organics 37 Pub/Restaurant Funeral Directors The Trowel & Hammer 5 Andrew Bingham 40 Singer Garages/Cars Gill Nicholls 40 Auto Electrics 38 Jeffries 48 To Let Lamberts 44 Red House Farm Business Units 46 Page 4 The Trowel and Hammer has been open under new management for the last 6 months. We stock local ales and mouth watering food is provided by our first class chef who holds 2 star rosettes. Wednesday night is Fish and Chip night supper including quiz £8.95/person Friday night - steak night, 2 steaks including a bottle of house wine £34.50 Sunday - Roast available from Midday until 6pm, main meal £8.95 3 courses £12.95 - please book to avoid disappointment Christmas Party Night - bookings now being taken available from 24th November - 3 courses £19.50 per person Christmas Day - See our menu & book now to avoid disappointment New Year’s Eve - Masquerade party, Body & Soul 5 piece jazz band playing to the early hours, includes hot & cold banquet £19.50 per person, limited tickets 01449 781234 [email protected] ~ www.trowelandhammer.co.uk Jolly Good Brickwork & Complete Property Services We offer a complete property restoration service specialising in period properties We are fully insured with a full portfolio of work Extensions Fire place build & design Fencing All carpentry work undertaken Rendering Landscaping Plastering Patios Tiling Garden boundary walls Re-decorating Porchways Kitchens and Bathrooms Call Matthew Jolly on 01449 782022 M 07903 018046 Page 5 Uppercuts Hair and Beauty Salon High Street, Walsham Le Willows For Modern and Classical Hair Waxing ~ Spray Tan ~ Nails ~ Ear Piercing Vibration Plate for Slimming and Body Toning 01359 258384 Late opening available Special rates for senior citizens on Tuesdays and Wednesdays Page 6 Picture Framing by Carola Settle Quality Mounting & MICHELE COLE Framing of Prints, Photographs, Paintings, CHIROPODIST Embroideries etc. At competitive prices MSSch MBchA RGN Friendly advice & Professional Service T 01449 781396 Stanwell House, High Street, M 07740 988172 Gislingham, Eye, Suffolk E [email protected] T 01379 783415 CYCLE SHOP FINBOW’S YARD BACTON Family bikes including toddlers’ trikes, accessories, parts, repair & servicing RALEIGH, DIAMONDBACK, CLAUD BUTLER & FALCON 01449 781036 www.finbowsyardcycles.co.uk Page 7 KEVIN LAFLIN Eastern Frames Picture Framing Your Local, Professional Picture Framers John & Trisha Noy GENERAL BUILDER Glass & Mounts Cut Greetings Cards & Photo Frames Needlework Stretched & Framed PAINTER & DECORATOR www.easternframes.co.uk PLASTERER Fast & Reliable Service Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat 9am-12noon 01449 781207 Red House Farm Station Road 30 years No job Haughley experience too small T 01449 675897 HANDYMAN Lyn Curtis & ICSF. ASF. GARDENER Professional & Bespoke Florist NO JOB TOO small or BIG Flowers for All Occasions - DECORATING ETC. Corporate Weddings, Funerals FENCING, HEDGING, Home or on site consultations PATIOS ETC Phone 01449 782018 PHONE KEVIN OR HAZEL Mobile 07768 106964 email [email protected] 01449 781559 www.lynbespokeflorist.co.uk M 07944 553517 Page 8 PAULA’S DRIVING SCHOOL Pest Control & Prevention: A.D.I. APPROVED Rat & Mouse Eradication & Prevention of access to Premises Insect control, prompt service to Wasps, PASS PLUS Hornet’s nests, Ants, Fleas, Flies etc. Mole control by all Ministry approved methods Paula Handley-Howard Property Care: T 07929 663919 Woodworm/Deathwatch Beetle 30 year Bonded Guarantee available www.drivingschoolstowmarket.co.uk 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 David Foster Introduces Jeanette and Stuart Local Heating & Plumbing Engineer CORGI & OFTEC Registered Boiler Servicing & Repairs (Oil & Gas including LPG) Both London West End Central Heating Installations Trained Stylists Gas Appliance Installations 2 Front St, Mendlesham IP14 5RY Water Softener Installations 01449 766889 General Plumbing T 01449 781477 www.salonatmendlesham.co.uk M 07979 505618 Page 9 Bacton Under Fives Bacton Play Centre FOR ALL YOUR CHILDCARE NEEDS Baby & Toddler Day-Care Day-Care & Pre-School Sessions Before and After School Care Holiday Care for Children 3-14 Years Parent and Toddler Group Open All Year We offer quality care and education for all children 0–14 years in a purpose built child-centred environment in which the child always comes first. We have free access to outside play. All staff are qualified and continuously attend courses to develop their skills. OFSTED registered. Quality Assurance group. Awarded ‘Every Child a Talker’ status. If you would like to get in touch or view our new facilities please contact 01449 780079 or email: [email protected] Bacton Under Fives, Bacton Play Centre, c/o Bacton County Primary School, Tailors Green, Bacton, Suffolk IP14 4LL Page 10 Local Information, Clubs and Organisations Art Courses 36 Bacton Bowls Club 29 Bacton & Cotton Local History Society 30 Bacton & Wyverstone Horticultural Society 33 Bacton & Wyverstone Mothers Union 34 Bacton Play Centre, Bacton Under Fives 21 Bacton United 89 FC 28 Bus Timetables & Travel Information 24-25 Butcher 36 Carter’s Meadow Trust 35 Churches 16-18 Church Friends Organisations 19 Cotton & District VPA 33 Cotton Community Circle Club/Café 33 Cotton Jubilee Party 34 Cotton Village Quarterly Newsletter 35 District & County Councillors 14 Doctors’ Surgery Information 23 Guides, Brownies & Rainbows 22 Good Neighbour Scheme 35 Haughley Hoofers Ladies North West Clog Dancers 35 History Recorders 30 Lions Club 32 Mechanical Music Museum 34 Mobile Library 34 MPs 15 MSDC Bin Collection Calendar 27 Opening Times of Local Businesses 26 Parent & Toddler Group 22 Parish Councils 13 Parish News/Magazine 15 Police & Neighbourhood Watch 12 RBL & RBL Women's Section 31 Schools - Community Primary & Middle 21 Scout Group 22 Stowmarket Swimming Club 22 Telephone Numbers 26 The Company of Friends 34 Village Halls 19-20 Volunteers Needed 35 Waste Collection 15 Websites 26 WI 31 Winters School of Dance 36 Wyverstone Carpet Bowls Club 29 Wyverstone Community Café 33 Wyverstone Over 60s 29 Wyverstone Town Estate Charity 32 Yoga 36 Youth Club 22 Zumba 36 Page 11 Mid Suffolk Central Safer Neighbourhood Team (MSC SNT) PCSO 3148 PC 873 PCSO 3192 Vince Clarkson Clare Wayman Stephen Johnson Welcome to the Mid Suffolk Central Safer Neighbourhood Team. In Suffolk, Safer Neighbourhood Teams are made up of Police Officers, Police Community Support Officers, Specials and Police Support Volunteers.
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