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The Lost Bear May Music Madness! for Peat Sake in the Footsteps Of pitfire Photography by Darrenpitfire Photography Harbar S RendleshamMAGAZINE June 2021 Issue 116 THE LOST BEAR FOR PEAT SAKE MAY MUSIC MADNESS! BWCM - READY FOR TAKE-OFF! WHATEVER HAPPENED TO THE LIKELY LADS? SCOUTS NEWS IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF ANGLO-SAXON KINGS Photography by Mike Stevenson www.rendlesham.suffolk.gov.uk JUNE 2021 RENDLESHAM MAGAZINE Rendlesham I’m a celeb-bearty, please get MAGAZINE me out of here! Magazine contacts THIS MONTH... Editor Designer I’m a celeb-bearty, please get me out of here ................3 Parish Clerk: Heather Heelis Leanda Hoyland-Linch I am propper fed up. I just don’t nose what to do with myself since T: 01394 420207 T: 01394 420207 Parish Council News .........................................................4 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] my lil baby hooman left me behind. I don’t have a frend in the May Music Madness ...........................................................6 Advertising world and I feel sooo low… Citizens Advice and Consumer Corner .........................9 Admin Officer: For Peat Sake ....................................................................10 Sarah-Jane Quick T: 01394 420207 One minit it was all sunshine Whatever happened to the likely lads? ..........................12 E: [email protected] and happi days, the next I’m Church Services ................................................................16 being lifted out of the bushes Advertising rates and carried into the Parish Vicar’s Voice ......................................................................17 Size 1 month 3 months 6 months Annual Office. Sudoko Challenge ...........................................................19 Eighth Page £13.00 £32.50 £52.00 £78.00 Well, it’s been interesting and Bentwaters Cold War Museum - Ready For Take-off ..20 Quarter Page £23.00 £57.50 £92.00 £138.00 all. The loud one with the bloo Teddy Bear’s Picnic ..........................................................25 hair has taught me how the Half Page £42.50 £106.25 £170.00 £255.00 maggerzine gets distribooted, Walk of the Month ..........................................................26 Whole Page £78.50 £196.25 £314.00 £470.00 and they made me feel really In the Footsteps of Anglo-Saxon Kings ......................27 wellkome in the radio station. Rendlesham Community Centre ....................................28 Community Copy Shop at the Parish Office And Heather has taught me all about year-end figures 1st Rendlesham Scout Group .......................................29 Service Charges on something called a Woodbridge News ...........................................................31 A4 b/w 10p sprayedsheet, so I think I might like to be an akountant when I A3 b/w 20p Other News .......................................................................34 is all grown up. A4 colour 20p Deben Community Farm ................................................38 Everyone says I’m a reel sharp Pitstop ................................................................................40 A3 colour 35p dresser, and have named me A4 card b/w 10p Elvis as I can’t remember my Rendlesham Community Radio .....................................42 A4 card colour 20p name, or where I live... Police Connect ..................................................................45 Binding That’s nice, but right now, I just Information ......................................................................47 want to go home. I miss the A4 plastic/wire spiral, with cover & back £2.50 kuddles from my little hooman. Views expressed in the Rendlesham Parish Magazine are not necessarily those of the Parish A4 no cover/back £1.50 Council or of other contributing groups. The publication of content in the Rendlesham Parish Please can you help me get Elvis - the new star Magazine is at the sole discretion of the Parish Council. The Rendlesham Parish Magazine does A3 no cover/back £1.50 home… not endorse the accuracy or reliability of any article or advertising within this publication. presenter on Rendlesham Laminating YOU (yes you!) July Magazine Deadline Community Radio A4 35p Please send articles for submission to: [email protected] • Were in the Costcutter car A3 70p by 10 July 2021. Rendlesham Parish Magazine will be available park on Weds April 28th online and in hard copy format. when we airlifted Elvis to Council Parish Rendlesham Photography by safety. • Might have parked in the bay by the Youth Group’s window at the Community Centre. • Have a child who hasn’t been able to sleep since without their teddy. Let’s get Elvis back home. Ring the Parish Office on 01394 420207 and we’ll get him straight back to your lil baby hooman. 2 3 RENDLESHAM MAGAZINE JUNE 2021 JUNE 2021 RENDLESHAM MAGAZINE Parish Council News Planning News Email: planning@eastsuffolk. stuck on what to do with your through the special shredding Climate Action Get your walking Latest from Jubilee Park Coming up.... gov.uk or phone 01394 444832. old toothbrush, toothpaste machine at Terracycle. So, let’s Strategy adopted boots on! And now just a quick catch for more details. tubes, make up, pens (of any get recycling Rendlesham! The new table tennis table On the events front, we are up on the Planning front…. sort), plastic can ring holders, Making this planet a better As if there’s not enough going is up and ready to use over already planning this year’s We’re also just waiting to hear We’ve been notified that the bread bags and crisp packets On the Skatepark place to live…. The Parish on at the moment with the by the outdoor gym and the Teddy Bears’ Picnic so pop whether the Garden Square/Tidy application at 41 Knight Road then bring them down to us at fundraising trail Council formally adopted the skatepark, youth strategy, survey of the pavilion has Sunday 15 August, 12-4pm in will be considered by the East Road application will also go to Rendlesham Climate Action redevelopment of the pavilion just been completed ready your diary. We’ll have lifesize the recycling point just inside We are now hitting the Suffolk Council Planning the meeting on 29 June. We’ll Strategy at their meeting last and the normal day-to-day for the initial designs to be bears walking around, stalls, the Community Centre. We’re fundraising trail to raise the Committee at a meeting which keep you posted on this one. week. The Strategy is a well business, the Parish Council drawn up. We’ll be looking at food, music, entertainment from also taking Cathedral City £150,000 for our new skatepark. will be held on Tuesday 29 June thought out document with are also working on a footpath how we can reuse and expand Chris the Clown and a whole Get Recycling cheese packaging now. Yes, it’s a lot of money but at 2pm. achievable targets and outcomes map which will have several the building to incorporate host of other fun going on. Rendlesham! it’s going to give the young Just a word on the crisp packets that will have a direct positive walks around the village taking some of the outcomes of the The Parish Council will people of Rendlesham a simply We’ve also got the return of Most of you know that we’ve (of which we get LOTS)…. impact on how we address in some well-known and not- Neighbourhood Plan, including be registering to speak in amazing and very unique the Rendlesham Fireworks on been recycling lots of things Please don’t tie them up (this is climate change right here in so-well-known features. It will a gym, function rooms and café. objection to the application skatepark… In fact, I can Saturday 6 November. This that you can’t put in your blue solely for my benefit as it takes Rendlesham. be a voyage of discovery as If anyone has any other ideas and public can attend. Contact confidently say that not only is year we’ll be making the most bin and would normally go to me ages to undo them), we you uncover quirky facts about just drop us a line at: East Suffolk Council: www. this the first skatepark that the The Strategy covers important of the weekend by having the incinerator...so.. if you’re need them flat so they will go the village. You may re-visit a [email protected] eastsuffolk.gov.uk masters of skatepark builders, topics like transport, energy the fairground on the Friday time when this was the home We’d love to hear from you. Maverick, have built…But the (including renewable energy), evening from 5 – 8pm as well of the USAF and before that, design has also had the thumbs partnership working, buildings, on the Saturday 3 – 7.30pm the palace of the Anglo-Saxon up from our Rendlesham waste and health & wellbeing. with the firework launch at King… Raedwald. BMXers, skaters and scooter There are short term outcomes 6.30pm….. and what firework riders as they have taken part like the footpath map which We aim to have the leaflet ready event would be complete in designing and shaping and encourages people to get out for summer and we’ll pop one without burgers and hot dogs! tweaking the ramps, layout and walking, and also longer term in every issue of the magazine. jumps so it becomes a place for objectives such as an electric everyone whether you’re just community minibus. starting out...Are a seasoned You can pick up a copy at the rider or....you’re heading for the Parish Office or download next Olympics. it from the website: www. Anyway, back to the money. rendlesham.suffolk.gov. Well, the good news is that the uk/Climate_Action_ Parish Council have been saving Strategy_40075.aspx up funds over the past couple of years… raised more money through the Rendlesham Show and now have an incredible £49,000 towards the project! We’ll be applying for grants of course. But we do need your help in raising the remaining Council Parish Rendlesham Photography by £100,000. By contacting Rendlesham Parish Council you agree your contact details may be held and processed for the purpose of correspondence and services we provide.
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