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News Master.1.05 9 0 2 R The Grundisburgh and District E B M U February/ N March E 2009 U S S I FREE SERVING LITTLE & GREAT BEALINGS . BOULGE . BREDFIELD . BURGH . CHARSFIELD . CLOPTON . CULPHO DALLINGHOO . GRUNDISBURGH . HASKETON . OTLEY . PLAYFORD . SWILLAND . TUDDENHAM . WITNESHAM ConsuNltation on ews where new homes should go iews are being sought by Suffolk Coastal District Council about how land should be used aVnd where growth can occur. This forms part of the 'Local Development Framework' consultations on developing guidelines for planning decisions for the next 16 years. Part of this exercise is to identify where new homes might be built. Government policy is that 7,710 new homes need to be found in the district; over half of these can already be accounted for in land that already has planning permission and land within towns and villages that could be developed. Suffolk Coastal has identified land to the east of the A12 at Martlesham and Martlesham Heath where a large number of houses could be built. Elsewhere, homes are proposed for the Felixstowe area. A smaller number of houses may be built in villages and this will be determined by the nature of each development and whether the village can provide an extensive range of facilities such as shops, doctor's surgery, pub, bus services, school, village hall etc. The top tier are designated as ‘Key Services Centres’. Three of the 24 key centres are in The News’ area: Witnesham, Otley and Grundisburgh. Details of the categories into which the other parishes in our patch fall are given inside. Continued on page 4 Arts in the area MIXED FORTUNES FOR PUBS Above: Award winning Otley Players have he Castle pub at Bredfield closed down late persuaded John Parish to direct their next Tlast year and is now standing empty. It is production ‘Local Affairs’. Details on page 17. unclear what the future is. However, the Turks Left: Charmaine Cooper, the composer whose Head in Hasketon has started serving meals specially commissioned work ‘The Golden again, and The Dog in Grundisburgh had its best Thread’ will be premiered at the Trianon concert Christmas ever. in Grundisburgh Church. More on page 3. One of the ways in which The News sets out to serve its 17 villages is by promoting the businesses An open invitation to The News annual general meeting in them. We like to run features on local enterprises Friday 27 March 7.30pm Grundisburgh Parish Rooms. and hope that the pubs in our catchment area will feed us information about what they have to offer. You give us feedback we give you a drink News Diary JANUARY Jumbo Jumble Sale Bredfield Friday 3 JUNE VH iao St. Andrew’s Ch 2pm- Archive Eve including Saturday 31 4pm Cheese & Wine iao Bredfield Saturday 13/Sunday 14 Dick Turpin GADS GVH Hidden Gardens of Monday 9 VH 7.30pm Contact 01394 2pm & 7.30pm Contact 386977 Gr Burgh & Culpho iao Hort 738824 Gr & Culpho Parish Co. Soc 2-6pm. Contact 735932 Mtg GPR 7.30pm Contact Friday 17 735451 Quiz Night & talk Cuba Monday 15 FEBRUARY Cycle Ride Hasketon VH 7.15 Otley Parish Council Mtg Friday 13 OVH 7.30pm. Contact 890271 Thursday 5 Yokohama, Japan Talk and Contact 01394 388970 All You Need to Know About Supper Hasketon VH 7.15pm Tuesday 21 Saturday 20 Tea Talk Gr Burgh & Culpho PBE Contact 01394 388970 Gr & Culpho Annual Parish Music Event iao St. Mary’s WI GPR 7.30pm Contact Meeting GVH 7.30pm Parish Church Gr. Contact Saturday 14 738831 735838 St. Patrick’s Barn Dance iao Contact 735451 Friday 6 FOGS Gr. Primary School Saturday 25 Sunday 28 Dick Turpin GADS GVH 7pm - 10pm Contact 738632 Plant Sale Bealings VH Jazz & Barbeque Shrubbery 7.30pm Contact 738824 10am-12noon Contact 735565 Farm Hasketon 12noon Monday 16 Contact 01394 383108 Fish and Chip Quiz Night Otley Parish Council Mtg Sunday 26 Bredfield VH 7.30pm. PBE. OVH 7.30pm. Contact 890271 Car Boot/Table Top Sale JULY Contact 01394 386977 Tuesday 17 Bredfield PF 8.30am-2.30pm. Saturday 7 Researching Parish & Contact 01394 386977 Saturday 11 Dick Turpin GADS GVH Family History Local History Monday 27 Grundisburgh Village Show . 2pm & 7.30pm Contact Soc. GPR 7.30pm Contact Flowers & Hanging Baskets Contact 738267 738824 738321 Talk Otley & Dist. Gardening Saturday 18 Club VH 7.30pm Contact Table Top Sale Bealings VH Thursday 19 Hasketon Fete Contact 01394 9am-12noon Contact 620213 Ali Baba CADS Charsfield 890091 388970 VH 7.30pm.Contact 737206 Thursday 12 Local History Soc. GPR Duck Race & Fun Evening 7.30pm Contact 738321 Working in the Prison Dick Whittington iao Gr. Scouts VG Contact Service Clopton Ladies Group TADPOLES Tuddenham VH Thursday 30 735352 VH Contact 737417 7.45pm Contact 785003 Quiet Day Otley Hal l ‘Faith Friday 13 Friday 20 in a Scientific Age’ 10am-4pm AUGUST PBE Contact 890264 ‘When Motoring Was Fun’ Ali Baba CADS Charsfield Talk & Supper Hasketon VH VH 7.30pm.Contact 737206 MAY Friday 7 7.15pm Contact 01394 388970 Evening Garden Party iao Dick Whittington Monday 4 Gr Burgh & Culpho Hort Soc Monday 16 TADPOLES Tuddenham VH Plant & Book Sale Hasketon Purbrook Hse, Gr. PBE. Otley Parish Council Mtg 7.45pm Contact 785003 VH Contact 01394 388970 Contact 738330. OVH 7.30pm. Contact 890271 Saturday 21 Thursday 7 Key for abbreviations: Tuesday 17 Ali Baba CADS Charsfield Resolutions, Bring and P/VH - Parish/Village hall Zeppelin over Suffolk Local VH 7.30pm.Contact 737206 Share Supper Gr Burgh & PF - Playing field History Soc GPR 7.30pm Dick Whittington Culpho WI GPR 7.30pm PR - Parish rooms Contact 738321 TADPOLES Tuddenham VH Contact 735838 VG - Village green Monday 23 7.45pm Contact 785003 Saturday 9 S - School Organic Gardening Talk by Quiet Day Otley Hall ‘Some Spring Fair iao FOGS Gr. PBE - pre booking essential Karen Kenny Otley & Dist. Symbols of Christ’s Passion’ Primary Sch. 11am - 1pm All codes are 01473 unless Gardening Club VH 7.30pm 10am-4pm PBE Contact Contact 738632 given otherwise. Contact 890091 890264 Monday 11 Items can be sent to Heather Saturday 28th Friday 27 Gr & Culpho Parish Co. Langdon or direct to The Trianon Music Group Gr News Annual General Mtg GPR 7.30pm Contact News (see page 19). Concert St Mary’s Church, Gr Meeting GPR 7.30pm. 735451 Please separate diary entry 7.30pm. Contact 735481. Contact 738866 AGM & Annual Parish from any editorial provided Monday 30 Meeting Otley Parish Council and only include date, name MARCH Latest Seeds & Plants for OVH 7pm. Contact 890271 of event, organisation involved, venue, time and Our Gardens Talk Otley & Tuesday 19 Thursday 5 contact phone number. Also Dist. Gardening Club VH English Landscapes and Ribbon Craft Cards Gr indicate if pre-booking is 7.30pm Contact 890091 Garden History Local Burgh & Culpho WI GPR essential. 7.30pm Contact 735838 History Soc. GPR 7.30pm APRIL Contact 738321 The diary is published both to Saturday 7 promote events and to help Sunday 31 Family Quiz Otley VH Thursday 2 organisers avoid clashes of Fun Day iao Swilland Contact 890269 Chocolate Talk Gr Burgh & dates when possible, so we Church, Moon & Mushroom Table Top Sale Bealings VH Culpho WI GPR 7.30pm welcome details of major 2-5.30pm. Contact 785726 9am-12noon Contact 620213 Contact 735838 events well in advance. 2 What’s On Highly talented comedy PANTO TIME ... performer Brian White makes his GADS debut as baddie Mr DickTurpin at X, with a wicked laugh that may sound familiar to some! Grundisburgh He lords it up over his brainless henchmen, Smash rundisburgh Amateur (Jo Bailey) and Grab (Judith GDramatic Society Bignell). Be ready with the (GADS) Players proudly boos and hisses! Nick and Nab present their hilarious (Vicky Hart and Nikki Brown) pantomime ‘Dick Turpin’. play the local boys in blue, hot Dashing Dick the notorious (or rather warm) on the heels highwayman is a loveable of Dick Turpin in another rogue, but a true villain is at wonderful comedy pairing. A work, framing Dick for his chorus of local children give evil deeds. Dick must clear his their all in the fine song and Trianon in the community strings name and save duckhand Billy dance numbers choregraphed will be £4 per adult and £2 for and help raise money for the by Kara Redman children. Tickets can be new school library. It takes Performances obtained from Pat Tanner on place at Grundisburgh Primary will be held at 01473 785003. School 7-10pm. Tickets cost Grundisburgh £5 for adults and £2.50 for Village Hall at Ali Baba at children 4 and over - the price 7.30pm on includes ploughman's supper. Friday 30 and Charsfield Lucy Haste (FOGS secretary) 738632 Sat 31 January, ADS' 2009 production is TRIANON IN THE Friday 6 and C'Ali Baba and the Four Saturday 7 Thieves'. Tony Hale has COMMUNITY February. adapted the traditional tale of There are also Ali Baba to current times as CONCERT matinees on Ali Baba is tempted by a cave full of treasure stolen by a n Saturday 28 February, Saturday both St Mary's Church Saturdays at down-sized band of brigands O and a sultan, strapped for cash, Grundisburgh plays host to the 2pm. Tickets Trianon Strings and Singers. priced at £5 seeks a wealthy suitor for his indulged daughter. Under conductor Professor for adults and Christopher Green OBE, the £2 for There's no hint of belt audience will be treated to children are tightening on the costumes music by Handel and Purcell, Adam Kearney and Laura available from the Old Forge and set though - the audience Olantjunje in rehearsal Leroy Anderson's Jazz Stores.
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