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LAWSHALL October 2016 www.lawshallvillagehall.co.uk This magazine is published by Lawshall Village Hall Management Committee. We reserve the right to edit, shorten, delay or refuse any item submitted for publication and cannot be held responsible for the accuracy of any claims made by advertisers. Copy Deadline for the November 2016 magazine th 6pm Wednesday 19 October - earlier welcome! Copy should be emailed to the editor, Jenna Kitchen, at [email protected] Telephone 01284 830022 or delivered to Country Lodge, Lambs Lane, Lawshall (first house on the left, across the crossroads when going from direction of village hall) To place an advertisement in this magazine please contact John Payne at [email protected] or at Vista, Bury Road, Lawshall Telephone 01284 830466 Black and White Adverts Quarter page £6 per issue Half Page £10 per issue Full Page £20 per issue Back Cover £30 per issue Buy 12 months advertising in advance & receive 10% discount Wanted / For Sale board - £2 per entry Lost or Found items - Free of charge Congratulations and Celebrations – Free of charge Check out our website at http://www.lawshallvillagehall.co.uk To discuss anything about the website please contact Jenna Kitchen on 01284 830022 or Dave Henderson on 01284 828156 The proceeds from this magazine go towards the refurbishment and improvement of Lawshall Village Hall, registered charity number 304911. 2 Editorial: As we have just passed the equinox the weather is certainly cooler than last week – the hottest September night on record I heard. One Lawshall resident found two dyson hoovers and a discarded tyre on the verge of the road from Lawshall Green to the A134. Dorothy Griggs has kindly reported these to Baberth District Council, who hopefully will remove them. It is so sad that our village is subject to this kind of fly tipping. Many thanks for all those who have picked up litter and kept Lawshall looking good. I have included more detail on the changes to bus services and the implications for free bus pass holders (p15) I hope this is clear now. Many thanks to Wendy Harris for pursuing the bus pass issues. The Lawshall Trust describe themselves on page 20 and an application form is on page 21. Please do apply if you need a little financial help, it is totally confidential. Have a wonderful month, Jenna Village Hall Booking:Christmas Parties? Weddings? Plan your events now! Very Good Value Hiring Charges: £12 per hour for Lawshall Residents: £15 per hour for non residents *All day hire and small meeting rooms by arrangement *Large Main Hall – 15m by 9m with stage and high ceiling *Jubilee Room 8m by 4m with hatch to kitchen *Outside Lawn suitable for large marquee; *Good sized parking area. * Full kitchen facilities with new crockery in 2014 10% discount for regular hirers paying in full in advance Wooden chairs available for hire for outside events Please contact booking secretary: Sharon Marshall 01284 830182 e: [email protected] Contents: 5 What’s On 19 Help Needed. 7 VH News, Lottery 20&21 The Lawshall Trust 9 PC report September 23 Women’s Institute, 11 Neighbourhood Plan 25 All Saints 13 Bird Notes 27 From the Archives 15 Bus News 29 Technical Scam Alert 17 Community Woodlands 31 A Career in Care? 18 Melford Practice 33 Accountability – Footpath? 3 This should be ad type: ¼ page A5 The Swan Inn REACHINGLawshall OUT NURSING AND HOME www.swaninnlaws hall.com Installations, Service & Repairs CARE Tel 01284 828477 Domestic & Commercial… Qualified care available for Nursing/caringLawrence and Lauraduties Williams in client’s welcome own you to the Swan Oil and Gas Boilers and Systems home both temporary & permanent. Central Heating Open all day Saturday and Sunday. Power Flushing of Radiators Day andPizza Night Night care, on Wednesdays Holiday relief and Respite. Daily assistance with Emergency Service personalOpen for lunchcare. andAlso dinner can help through with the Showers, Bathrooms, Tiling week except Tuesdays. New dishes escort and transport to and from Property Maintenance doctor/hospital appointments, etc. have been added to our delicious menu. A leaking tap to a brand new Please Traditional contact Mrsroast Paulaon Sundays. Drewry system – we can help you C01284hristmas 735039 menus / 07980 for tables 017043 of 4 or or email Call us now on more are now available, either from [email protected] pub or on line. 01284 765453 ** Bookings made between 21st Please contact us we are here to help. www.thecleanplumber.co.uk PleaseNovember contact and us 8th we December are here to you help. 16 will receive 10% off the bill.** 4 What’s On in Lawshall in October 2016 Saturday 1st Macmillan Coffee Morning 10.30 Hawstead Village Hall Tuesday 11th Parish Council Meeting - 7.30pm in Village Hall, All Welcome. Second Tuesday of every month Wednesday 12th Women’s Institute Meeting 7.30pm in Village Hall Monday 17th Village Hall Management Committee 7.30pm th Sunday 30 Woodland Morning 9.30-12.30 plus tea and cakes! Practicing the ancient craft of Coppicing Regular Activities in the Village Hall: Monday 2-4 Indoor Bowls Monday 5-6.30 Youth Club Tuesday 10-12 am Mum’s and Toddlers see p19 Tuesday 2-4 pm : Tuesday Club Strength and Balance class: Wednesday 10.30 - new members wanted p25 Women’s Institute now regularly on the second Wednesday of every Month Keep Fit / Circuit Training / Personal Training – now taking place regularly in Village Hall – contact Martin on 01284 830689 or 07737304218 or email: [email protected] Future Events: November 13th Remembrance Service at 10.45 am at All Saints Lawshall December 3rd & 4th Christmas Tree and Crib Festival th December 4 Christmas Carols at 4pm at All Saints Church Lawshall 5 Decorating Centre PeGarorcterrieese, Pet GREEN HILLS Groceries, Dettingen Way, The Glebe Frozen FSoodu, pCphillieeds F ood, HardBury LandscapesSt Edmunds IP33 3TX Confectionery, Pet Foods, 01284 762401 Dog, Cat & Small Animal Foods Martins &Rd, Chilton In. Est. Mini Market Newspape&r s Accessories & Magazi nes, Property MaintenanceSudbury CO10 2FT 52 The Glebe, Lawshall 52 The Glebe, Lawshall OWildff L Birdicen Foodce, & 01787 372241 D.I.Y. HFeedersardwa re , www.kentblaxill.co.uk D.I.Y. Hard ware , Andrew Greenhill, Tel: 01284 830205 Lawshall NChickenewspa &pe Stockr deli very, Lawshall Newspaper delivery, Feeds Builder / Landscaper PAY ZONE p ayments @KBDecorating Monday ~ Sunday Horse Feed, Supplements, Bedding made here. made here. T: 01787 464646 Accessories for Horse & Rider 6:30am ~ 8pm NEW! Cross Country Designer Paints & ‘Link’ WallpapersMob: 07907 from 864038 For Hire cash machine F&B, Little Greene, e: [email protected] Peartree Farm, Hartestin-store IP29 4EQ Designers Guild & more 01284 830984 www.greenhillshardlandscapes.co.uk GREENLINE TRAVEL GREENLINE TRAVEL Whepstead Farmers’ Market WhepsteadHartest Farmers’ Farmers’ Market Market Whepstead Community Centre David Gillard InstituteWhepstead on Community Hartest CentreGreen Tel: 07754 298690 Andy & Sons FirstAndy SaturdayTitcombe of the& Month Sons First Saturday of the Month Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Plumbing & Heating Professional Painter 24 hour 7 days a week service to & Decorator & from airports, ports and local area. Ruby Anniversary 1972 – 2012 & from airports, ports and local area. Price for up to 4 persons with luggage Gas Safe & OFTEC registered from or to Lawshall: from or to Lawshall: Bathrooms & Unvented Hot Water Systems Stansted £45 10:00 am – 12:30 pm Gatwick £108 Central Heating – Gas, Oil Fired & Underfloor Gatwick £108 Local Seasonal Produce Heathrow £95 Pressure cleansing Local Seasonal radiators &Produce heating systems. Heathrow £95 Homemade Refreshments Sudbury £14 Homemade Refreshments Sudbury £14 Contact: Stephen - Competitive Rates * No Job Too Small Harwich £50 Harwich £50 “Horseshoes”For information Hawkedon or to –book 07887770932 a table * Free Estimates * Professional Finish Tel: 07754 298690 (only £8) please email Tel: 07754 298690 (onlyPhilip £8) – 07799881242 please email Friendly, reliable and fully licensed Trevor – 07867482023 Tel: 01284 810116 Friendly, reliable and fully licensed [email protected] or call Tel: 01284 756513 new 6 seater car. new 6 seater car. Office: ‘Oakdene’ Higham Rd, Tuddenham, Mobile: 07885 101051 Judy on 01284 830551 Thank you for your custom BSE IP28 6SG MoleMobile: Cottage, 07885 Burthorpe 101051 Green, Thank you for your custom or Annie on 01284 830363 Tel: 01638 718822 Barrow. IP29 5DA 14 6 6 LAWSHALL VILLAGE HALL – open for you www.lawshallvillagehall.co.uk Have you visited our Website? You can download a copy of R&A. It is regularly updated with the latest issue, often before the paper copy is out, the photos are in colour! You can follow the some of the links. Magazine at Risk We need to find somebody to cover the advertising contained within the magazine, upon which it relies in order to survive. There is a lot involved but it could prove great fun for someone with an interest or experience in producing such a publication. Sadly, the RA magazine will disappear without somebody stepping in to take control of the advertisements. On a brighter front, the Thursday evening circuit training has made a great start with Martin running great sessions for people of all ages, sizes and abilities. Why not come along and give it a try at 7pm every Thursday. Your first session is free and only £5 per session after that. It really is fun with a lot of laughter and everybody helping each other round the circuits. Finally, we still need some volunteers for the Village Hall Management Committee. Please come and help if you can. We have a new secretary and the promise of a new treasurer so it’s just committee members needed at the moment. Keep well and carry on enjoying our lovely village. David Henderson.
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