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News Master.1.05 3 4 2 Grundisburgh and District R The E B Spring M 2017 U N FREE E U S S I Serving ASHBOCKING . THE BEALINGS . BOULGE . BREDFIELD . BURGH . CHARSFIELD . CLOPTON . CULPHO DALLINGHOO .NDEBACH . GRUNDISBURGH . HewsASKETON . OTLEY . PLAYFORD . SWILLAND . TUDDENHAM . WITNESHAM Referendum gives resounding covered by grants. It is now up to the parish council to Open invitations .. yes to Great Bealings apply the plan in relation to o people with local Neighbourhood Plan future planning applications. Tconnections to The parish council will report Grundisburgh and surrounding ollowing the report of the should be proud to have at each annual parish meeting parishes to find out about the Findependent inspector, who written such a sensitive and so that residents can see how new affordable homes for rent was very complimentary about constructive plan for a rural the plan is being used. The on the Hopkins site on our Neighbourhood Plan and village: the first small village text of the plan is on our Ipswich Road. A drop-in event its approach, we are delighted in Suffolk to achieve this and website (gbnp.co.uk) . is being held on 1 March. to announce that the result of the first to seek a balance Details on page 15. the referendum was a Charles Barrington, chairman, Great between environmental and Bealings Parish Council resounding ‘Yes’ with 96 planning issues. o find out the latest voting in favour and three We have been supported and Big changes at Tinformation about against. Turnout was close to encouraged by Suffolk Coastal Grundisburgh’s new village 45% - a lot better than normal District Council (especially Forge Stores hall. Another drop-in day has council elections! their conservation and ajor improvements are been arranged for Saturday It is a welcome endorsement arboricultural officers), by Mbeing carried out at 25 March between 10am and of all the hard work done by Suffolk County Council Grundisburgh’s Forge Stores - 4pm in the current hall. the working group and the (particularly their excellent although it has continued to More on page 17. parish council over the last publication Suffolk’s Nature serve customers throughout. four years and will serve as a Strategy), and by Suffolk The Post Office will close in o The Grundisburgh & blueprint for the future in so Wildlife Trust whose detailed its present premises at the end District News’ annual far as planning applications in survey of the parish formed T of business on Tuesday 7 general meeting on Friday the village are concerned. such an important part of the March and move into Forge 24 March, 7.30pm, in evidence behind the plan. This The parish council would like Stores, re-opening in the Grundisburgh Parish Room. was all achieved at no cost to to thank the members of the afternoon of 8 March. The Your ideas and views are the parish council, since the working group for all their owners are planning a wanted - in return for joining work was either done free by efforts. Many commentators celebratory official opening us for a glass or two of wine. have said that Great Bealings working group members or for 17 March. Living history: pupils at Charsfield Primary School experience wartime evacuation. More news of school activities are featured on the back page. News Diary MARCH Saturday 25 Bruce and Mary Francis Contact 01394 383106 or Grundisburgh New Village Grundisburgh WI BCR 01473 735579 Thursday 2 Hall information day GVH 7.30pm Contact 735838 Suffolk Tai Chi Witnesham 10am-4pm Contact 738267 Village Hall 5.45pm £5 Friday 5 JULY Contact 07860 471748 Ashbocking Coffee Morning 9 Nelson Close 10.30am Saturday 1 Thursday 2 APRIL Contact 890836 Mid Summer Music My Life on the Wicked Stage Saturday 1 Grundisburgh House 1.30- Talk by Joyce Kimber St Mary’s Grundisburgh Saturday 6 8pm Contact 738831 Grundisburgh WI BCR St Mary’s Grundisburgh Coffee Morning GrPR Saturday 1 7.30pm Contact 735838 10.30am Contact 735775 Coffee Morning GrPR 10.30am Contact 735775 St Mary’s Grundisburgh Friday 3 Saturday 1 Coffee Morning GrPR Ashbocking Coffee Morning Race Night Grundisburgh Monday 8 10.30am Contact 735775 Hawthorns, The Green Winter Vegetables - Football Club GrPav 7.30pm - Tuesday 4 10.30am Contact 890836 11.30pm PBE Contact 735377 Planning and Growing Otley & District Gardening Club Baby Cafe GrPR 9am Contact Saturday 4 Monday 3 Otley VH 7.30pm Contact 735183 St Mary’s Grundisburgh Growing from Seed and in 890563 Thursday 6 Coffee Morning Supporting Containers Otley & District Outing Grundisburgh WI Fairtrade Fortnight GrPR Thursday 18 Gardening Club Otley VH Contact 735838 10.30am Contact 735775 7.30pm Contact 890563 Craft Group GrPR 9.30am Contact 735517 Friday 7 TADPOLES present “for Tuesday 4 Ashbocking Coffee Morning One Night Ony” Tuddenham Baby Cafe GrPR 9am Contact Old House Cottage, The VH 7.30pm Contact 785400 735183 JUNE Green 10.30am Contact Saturday 4 Thursday 6 Thursday 1 890836 An Evening on Broadway Quilts Talk by Valerie Garden Party Grundisburgh Saturday 15 Bealings Village Hall Theatre Harrowman Grundisburgh WI WI Contact 735838 Grundisburgh Village Show 7.30pm PBE Adults £6 under BCR 7.30pm Contact 735838 GrPF 12.30 - 5pm Contact 13 £3 Contact 735153 Friday 2 Thursday 6 Ashbocking Coffee Morning 738997 Sunday 5 Suffolk Tai Chi Witnesham Chez Onze, The Green An Evening on Broadway Village Hall 5.45pm £5 10.30am Contact 890836 Key to abbreviations: Bealings Village Hall Theatre Contact 07860 471748 PBE - pre-booking essential 4.30pm PBE Adults £6 under Saturday 3 P/VH - Parish/Village Hall Friday 7 13 £3 Contact 735153 St Mary’s Grundisburgh PR - Parish Room Ashbocking Coffee Morning Coffee Morning GrPR PF - Playing Field Monday 6 Eastbrook House, The Green 10.30am Contact 735775 VG - Village Green A Clematis for Every Season 10.30am Contact 890836 Otley & District Gardening Monday 5 Pav - Pavilion Club Otley VH 7.30pm Sunday 16 Plant Sale Evening Otley & BCR - Baptist Chapel Room Contact 890563 Easter Services District Gardening Club Otley BSR - Burgh School Room Grundisburgh 11am VH 7.30pm Contact 890563 Gr - Grundisburgh Tuesday 7 Hasketon 9.30am Tuesday 6 All codes are 01473 unless Baby Cafe GrPR 9am Contact Burgh & Clopton 9.30am 735183 Baby Cafe GrPR 9am Contact given otherwise. Boulge 11am 735183 Sunday 12 Otley 9.30am Rubbish Walk 2nd Sunday Ashbocking 11am Saturday & Sunday 10 & 11 The News Diary is designed walkers meet at Grundisburgh Swilland 9.30am Hidden Gardens of to promote events in our Grundisburgh, Burgh & Green 2pm Contact 738219 Thursday 20 catchment area and to help Culpho 2pm - 6pm Contact organisers avoid clashes. Monday 13 Craft Group GrPR 9.30am 738267 Grundisburgh & Culpho Contact 735517 It is also available online: Saturday 17 Parish Council meeting GrPR Saturday 22 www.grundisburghnews.org.uk 7.30pm Contact 735541 Open Gardens Lark’s Hill Soup & Sweet Lunch Tuddenham St Martin 1.30- Details for the paper version Thursday 16 Tuddenham WI Tuddenham 5pm Contact 785248 of the next issue should be Craft Group GrPR 9.30am VH 12 noon PBE Contact sent by 3 May to Ingrid Contact 735517 252315 Saturday 24 McIvor, 21Thomas Wall's Duck Race 1st Grundisburgh Friday 17 Saturday 29 Close, Grundisburgh IP13 Scouts GrVG 4pm Contact 6XB, [email protected] Talk Bredfield’s Quaker Car Boot Sale Grundisburgh 735352 Burial Ground Bredfield VH Football Club GrPF 8am-12 This should include date, 7pm. Contact 737605 noon Contact 735377 Saturday 24 organisation, name of event, Car Boot Sale Grundisburgh venue, time, contact phone Saturday 18 Football Club 8am - 12 noon Eve Appeal Easter Tea Party MAY number and if tickets need to GrPF Contact 735377 be bought in advance. Coffee Morning BSR 10am Tuesday 2 Contact 735554 Sunday 25 Details will be included in the Baby Cafe GrPR 9am Contact JazzPicnic with Mike Barry Friday 24 735183 web diary up to a year in and the Uptown Gang advance and will be added Grundisburgh News AGM Thursday 4 Shrubbery Farm Hasketon shortly after they are received. GrPR 7.30pm Contact 738866 The Philippines Talk by Bring your own picnic. PBE 2 What’s On Hidden Gardens, this year second Thursday of each taking place on the afternoons The Eve Appeal month between 2 and 4pm. of 10 and 11 June, hopefully Easter Tea Party Nettus Barn is at Moat Farm, with lots of gardens open to Otley IP6 9PE. More visitors in Burgh and Culpho Coffee Morning! information from Vicky Hutchinson, 07841 460379 or as well as Grundisburgh. upporters of The Eve 01473 351234, or email Appeal are hosting tea Many of our regulars will be S vicky.hutchinson@ parties up and down the PLAN AHEAD opening but we would also ageuksuffolk.org like some ‘new’ gardeners to country to raise funds during FOR THE be involved. Gardens don’t March. The party in Burgh "Those who in VILLAGE SHOW have to be large or Schoolroom on Saturday 18 immaculately manicured, just March will take the form of an scorn are called his year’s Grundisburgh have things that other Easter coffee morning. This TVillage Show takes place gardeners may find runs from 10am to 12 noon. Quakers" on Saturday 15 July and class interesting. Please will anyone Everyone is welcome - and ocal historian Val lists are now available; with wanting to find out more get will find : LNorrington is giving a talk over 100 adult classes, some in touch with me. I have been * Lots of delicious on Bredfield's Quaker Burial old favourites and new ones opening at Ford House for 20 homemade cakes and Ground, and those of the added for this year, there is years - and thoroughly enjoy fudge for sale ! surrounding area, giving an something for everyone.
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