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The Glaven Valley Newsletter April 2020 The Glaven Valley Newsletter Photo by Richard Porter April 2020 MAIN CONTENTS THE GLAVEN VALLEY NEWSLETTER Page 2 Useful Contacts Page Page 4 Treasurer’s Report Editor: Lorraine Nairn BSc (Hons) Psych 12 The Cornfield, Langham, NR25 7DQ Page 5 Important GVN Information 07983 287088 Page 7 Blakeney News email: [email protected] Page 9 & 10 Coronavirus – Blakeney Community Support Treasurer: Martin Tyler 01263 740817 Page 15 Cley News Stonebridge House, Bridgefoot Lane Page 19 Wiveton News Wiveton, Holt, NR25 7TP [email protected] Page 20 Glandford, Letheringsett Page 21 Community News Page 25 Church Contact Details & Production & Distribution Co-ordinator: Monthly Letter Oscar Haynes 01263 712693 Page 26 Readers Letters & Articles Dunelm, Avenue Road, High Kelling, Page 28 Farming Article NR25 6RD Page 30 What’s On Information email: [email protected] Page 33 Sudokus & Wordsearch Printing: Oscar Haynes & Page 34 April Tides Information Chevertons, Cromer by Martin Tyler Page 35 Weather Report by Bill Hudson Page 36 Blakeney 12 – Save The Date MAY ISSUE DEADLINE Copy for the May Issue must be received by the 15th April at the latest. Either via email, post or handmail to: [email protected] GVN Post Box at 12 The Cornfield, Langham, Nr Holt, NR25 7DQ. The Editor does not necessarily agree with views expressed by correspondents. <<<PLEASE NOTE>>> Please be aware that adverts containing too much black or block colours do not always reproduce very well and upsets our printer. However, these type of adverts are more suited to our Advert Directory section (yellow pages), so please opt for your advert to be placed here 3 instead. Thank you…Editor… Treasurer’s Report Please help support the production of the Glaven Valley Newsletter – we rely on donations to help fund its annual costs - each copy costs around £1 of which advertising covers 40p. You could set up a regular payment to us using the standing order form below or one off donations can be sent in cash or cheque to the Treasurer, Martin Tyler at Stonebridge House, Bridgefoot Lane, Wiveton, Holt NR25 7TP (cheques payable to Glaven Valley Newsletter) or by direct bank transfer to Sort Code 30-94-34, Account Number 00897099. Many thanks Martin Tyler, Treasurer, Glaven Valley Newsletter Standing Order Mandate To The Manager Bank (Your bank) Bank Address Bank details Sort Code (your bank details) Account Number Please Pay For the credit of Glaven Valley Newsletter Bank details Sort Code 30-94-34 Account Number 00897099 Reference GVN Donation Regular Amount (In figures) Starting on (enter date of first payment) Frequency Monthly / Annually Delete as appropriate And continue until cancelled by me in writing Signature Date 4 GVN – Editorial Policy The Glaven Valley Newsletter aims to provide information about local events and items of interest to people living in the Glaven Valley and in its surrounding villages, and also to non- residents who are interested to know what is going on in this lovely part of North Norfolk. To make the publication interesting to read we include items such as puzzles, poetry and articles which we hope are amusing. We also welcome occasional contributions dealing with local, national or international affairs. We do not necessarily agree with opinions stated or implied in these articles but we do believe that they make our Newsletter more interesting to many of our readers. We will not however publish anything that is in our opinion illegal, clearly offensive, or represents a personal attack on a named member of our community. We believe that expression of a wide range of viewpoints makes our Newsletter valued in the Glaven Valley and beyond. Jim Crossley – Chairman of the Trustees Coronavirus and Glaven Valley Newsletter We were going to use this slot to say how much the Glaven Valley Newsletter depends on the local community to help print, collate and distribute the magazine and to say that it may be difficult to keep this up. Of course events have overtaken us and you won’t even get this month in hard copy format. But we will reiterate our appeal now even though it is now for the future. If there are any people out there who may be able to spare an odd hour or two to help the production in Glandford towards the end of each month can you please contact Oscar Haynes on 01263 712693 or [email protected] to let him know. Also we may need people to help in the distribution when we do get back to hard copy. Hopefully we won’t need to call on your services, but we want to try to ensure we can keep the production and distribution of GVN going whatever happens. Thank you, The GVN Committee A very big and special thank you to all those volunteers who have tried to get the GVN printed, stapled and distributed this month, even if to no avail! Oscar Haynes 5 BLAKENEY FILM NIGHT THE GLAVEN VALLEY VILLAGE HALL NEWSLETTER ADVERTISING RATES FOR 2020 Happy Easter to all our film-goers Monthly Advertising from the Film Night Team. Advertising rates for the ‘white pages’ per issue are as follows: Sadly, there will be no Film Night this Local Charities & Not-for-profit month. Organisations (Charity Rate) ------------------------------------------------------------- Up to ¼ page FREE ½ page £16.50 A4/full page £27.50 In line with government advice we have closed the shop for the time being. However, Local Businesses & we are still working and selling our work Non-Local Charities online and over the telephone. one eighth page £16.50 ¼ page £22.00 ½ page £38.50 Look us up on facebook A4/full page £70.00 @madeincleypottery Non-Local Advertising We are on instagram @made_in_cley (outside the Glaven Valley area) one eighth page £22.00 Check out our website: ¼ page £27.50 www.madeincley.co.uk ½ page £55.00 A4/full Page £110.00 Give us a ring on 01263 740134 Advert Directory (Yellow pages) This advertising is very reasonably priced and spaces are now available. The Advert Directory is annually based. For further information, please contact the Editor: T BATCHELOR Email: PROPERTY MAINTENANCE No job too small, just give me a call. [email protected] Anything considered: tiling, patios, woodwork etc. Reasonable rates – based in Blakeney Mobile: 07983 287088 Please Tel: 01263 741121 Or 07753 325286 6 Cruise in June. There will also be races at King’s Lynn Regatta in May and, of course, we mustn’t forget our local Blakeney regattas at Blakeney and at Morston in August. The whole season will be completed with the Thames Great River Race in September and the race for the Carrow Cup in December. What a great year of rowing in store! St. Nicholas Church Blakeney If you wish to be part of the fun, both on and off the water, is holding an Easter Egg Hunt on gain an idea of the club’s activities from April 11th - 10 -12noon crablakeney.wordpress.com then phone club captain Humphrey on 07542371469. Rowing is a great experience craft and raffle - refreshments and a and you could take advantage of three trial rows before chocolate raffle. deciding whether you wish to pay for membership of the club. Come and join us and have some fun. Coaching and lifejackets are available. The company is always entertaining, the exercise is healthy. Make contact soon. We’d love to hear from you. Cabaret Came to Blakeney Church Barry Howes The Valentine’s Day Cabaret in Blakeney Church proved to Blakeney Ladies Lunch Club be a unique occasion and sell-out success, raising £1000 towards the Friends of Blakeney Church support for essential Lunch will be on Thursday April 9th at Manor Hotel, normal church projects. Over 80 people from far and wide enjoyed a time 12.30 for 1pm. Look forward to seeing you all there. sit-down meal while being entertained by a group of four Val Cox, 01263 741653 friends from Norwich Cathedral; Esther and Aidan Platten and professional musicians George Inscoe and Kirsty O’Neill. As a surprise addition to their wide-ranging list of songs from ‘the Shows’ and other popular standards, the Tuesday Club is cancelled until further notice but piano duet by the Rector, Richard Lawry and his wife Brenda we are here to help or if you wish to speak to one of us was also greatly appreciated. for any reason, please do not hesitate. Helen Gimson 07966 494423 Judy Pegden 741497 and Alison Jewell We thank Catherine Temple of Mrs Temple’s Cheese and 740754 Mark Lynton of Lynton Wines for their generous support of Keep well- Blakeney is a wonderful caring the event. Many thanks to the team of volunteers who helped community, the team will let you all know when it to decorate the back of the church to create the festive starts up again. atmosphere of Valentine’s Day and to help brighten up the dark days of February. Many others were involved in preparing the meal and in other Blakeney Cley and District Royal British Legion - ways, to ensure that this ambitious project was a resounding Respite, Wheelyboat, Training and more. success. We have already been asked whether we could organise a repeat event next year. We shall have to wait and More updates: see! Tom Green Wheelyboat –- which is a small ferry boat for wheel chair users and others with mobility problems. We know the boat Coastal Rowing Association of Blakeney we want. Our target is to raise £60,000. Last month we had raised £15,000, this month we are at around £20,000 I’m writing this newsletter just before the final weekend of assuming we get some gift aid.
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