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Lawshall Village Hall Management Committee LAWSHALL July 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 August 2016 magazine th 6pm Tuesday 19 July - 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: Fires in Lawshall - please keep your eyes open Recently a habitat pile (heap of sticks/twigs) in Golden Wood was set on fire - fortunately it was discovered and extinguished before it could cause any damage. A garment was also set on fire atop the new gate. A notice was partially burned in the Glebe bus shelter. Many thanks to those who have stopped more damage by putting out the fires. Fires in the woods are dangerous. There was a recent opportunity to learn fire lighting and safety to which no one came. No fires should be lit in any woods unless properly managed and supervised by someone with training, the only times fires are ever lit in Golden Wood are for specific events and by people with specific training and permission and they are closely watched. We want young people to enjoy the woodlands and have the freedom to roam in them, please ensure they understand the foolhardiness and dangers of any adventures with fire. Please help to keep our village safe by keeping an eye out as you go about the village for any signs of fires and extinguishing them (if safe to do so). There are no Parish Notices this month – double the pleasure next month. Monthly Village Hall Draw Results – June Prize Winners: FirstFirst PrizePrize £50£50 –– 290290 HughHugh Newman;Newman; Second Prize £20 – 297 LucyLuc Kent;Kent; ThirdThird PrizePrize £10£10 –– 122122 TT MM Cox;Cox; FourthFourth PrizePrize £10£10 –– 44 44 Malcolm Edgar Malone; Edgar; Fifth Prize £10£10 –– 366366 Linda Linda Brickell Brickell If you would like to support your Village Hall lottery please contact John Chappell on 01284 830530 Contents: 5 What’s On 18 Melford Practice; All Saints 7 VH News & Booking 19 Tuesday Club News 9 Bird Notes 21 -22 Bletchley Park Visit 10 Scarecrow Festival 25 -26 Code Breaking 11 Neighbourhood Plan 27 From the Archives 13 Women’s Institute 29 Grass cutting/weed spraying 15 Open Gardens Lt Whelneth 31 Travel - Rhodes 17 Community Woodlands 33 HumaniTea 3 This should be ad type: ¼ page A5 The Swan Inn REACHINGLawshall OUT NURSINGwww.swaninnlaws AND HOME hall.com CARE Installations, Service & Repairs Tel 01284 828477 Domestic & Commercial… LawrenceQualified and careLaura available Williams welcomefor Nursing/caringyou dutiesto the Swan in client’s own Oil and Gas Boilers and Systems homeOpen bothall day temporary Saturday and & permanent.Sunday. Central Heating Pizza Night on Wednesdays Power Flushing of Radiators Day and Night care, Holiday relief and Respite. Daily assistance with Emergency Service Open for lunch and dinner through the personal care. Also can help with Showers, Bathrooms, Tiling escortweek and except transport Tuesdays. to and Booking from Property Maintenance doctor/hospitalrecommended appointments, as food is popular. etc. A leaking tap to a brand new Please Summercontact menuMrs Paula with some Drewry system – we can help you 01284 735039 new exciting / 07980 cooking 017043 Traditional or roast email on Sundays. Call us now on [email protected] your birthdays - *meal for half 01284 765453 price during 2016. * Ts&Cs apply. Please contact us we are here to help. www.thecleanplumber.co.uk Please contact us we are here to help. 16 See website for menus and booking. 4 What’s On in Lawshall in July 2016 July 2nd Fete and Village Show at All Saints Church Monday 4th Village Hall Management Committee meeting 7.30pm Wednesday 13th Women’s Institute Meeting 7.30 pm in Village Hall Max at Culford with Patricia Burton-Hopkins see p13 Tuesday12th Parish Council Meeting - 7.30pm in Village Hall, All Welcome. Second Tuesday of every month th Saturday 16 Silver Band at All Saints Church Lawshall see p18 Monday 25th Circle dancing at Hartest Institute 7.30pm, £4 st Sunday 31 Woodland Morning 9.30-12.30 plus tea and cakes! p17 Chairside Activity: has ceased due to insufficient numbers. WI now running regularly on the second Wednesday of every Month Youth Club continues on Monday evenings, last session before summer break is on 18th July, resuming on 12th September. Future Events: September 25th Harvest Festival at All Saints rd December 3 Christmas Tree and Crib Festival This Turtle Dove was photographed by Tracie Emerson in her garden in Hanningfield Green earlier in June. As Cliff Cooper describes in Bird Notes they are summer visitors to our village. 5 Peart ree Pet GREENDecorating HILLS Centre Groceries, Groceries, Dettingen Way, Hard Landscapes The Glebe Frozen FSoodu, pCphillieeds Food, Bury St Edmunds IP33 3TX CoDog,nfe cCattio n& eSmallry, PAnimalet Foo Foodsds, & 01284 762401 & Accessories Martins Rd, Chilton In. Est. Mini Market Newspapers & M agazines, Property Maintenance Wild Bird Food & Sudbury CO10 2FT 52 The Glebe, Lawshall 52 The Glebe, Lawshall Off Licence, 01787 372241 Feeders D.I.Y. Hard ware , Andrewwww.kentblaxill.co.uk Greenhill, D.I.YChicken. Hard &w Stockare , Tel: 01284 830205 Lawshall Newspaper delivery, Builder / Landscaper Lawshall NewsFeedspaper delivery, PAY ZONE payments @KBDecorating Monday ~ Sunday Horse Feed, Supplements, Bedding maAccessoriesde here. for Horse & Rider T: 01787 464646 made here. 6:30am ~ 8pm NEW! Cross Country DesignerMob: Paints 07907 & 864038 For Hire‘Link’ Wallpapers from Peartree Farm,cash Hartest machine IP29 4EQ e: [email protected]&B, Little Greene, 01284 830984in-store www.greenhillshardlandscapes.co.ukDesigners Guild & more GREENLINE TRAVEL Whepstead Farmers’ Market GREENLINE TRAVEL WhepsteadHartest Farmers’ Farmers’ Market Market David Gillard InstituteWhepstead on Community Hartest CentreGreen Tel: 07754 298690 Andy & Sons Tel: 07754 298690 Titcombe First PlumbingSaturday & of Heating the Month Professional Painter Email: [email protected] First Saturday of the Month Email: [email protected] & Decorator 24 hour 7 days a week service to Ruby Anniversary 1972 – 2012 & from airports, ports and local area. Gas Safe & OFTEC registered Price for up to 4 persons with luggage Bathrooms & Unvented Hot Water Systems from or to Lawshall: from or to Lawshall: Stansted £45 Central Heating10:00 – amGas, – Oil 12:30 Fired &pm Underfloor Gatwick £108 Pressure cleansing radiators & heating systems. Local Seasonal Produce Local Seasonal Produce Heathrow £95 Homemade Refreshments Sudbury £14 Homemade Contact: RefreshmentsStephen - Competitive Rates * No Job Too Small Sudbury £14 Harwich £50 “Horseshoes” Hawkedon – 07887770932 * Free Estimates * Professional Finish Harwich £50 For information or to book a table For informationPhilip – 07799881242 or to book a table Tel: 07754 298690 (only £8) please email Tel: 07754 298690 (only £8) please email Trevor – 07867482023 Tel: 01284 810116 Friendly, reliable and fully licensed [email protected] or call Office:[email protected] ‘Oakdene’ Higham Rd, Tuddenham, or call new 6 seater car. Mobile: 07885 101051 new 6 seater car. JudyBSE on 01284IP28 6SG 830551 Mole Cottage, Burthorpe Green, Thank you for your custom Judy on 01284 830551 Thank you for your custom orTel: Annie 01638 on 01284 718822 830363 Barrow. IP29 5DA 14 6 6 LAWSHALL VILLAGE HALL – open for you www.lawshallvillagehall.co.uk Have you visited our redesigned website? You can still 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! and you can follow at least some of the links. Queen’s 90th Birthday Celebrations took place in the village hall on 12th June Children enjoyed a bouncy castle and tea and cakes were available for all. Music from Quaff entertained in the evening. Looks like the hall is a great place for a party! Village Hall Booking: Summer 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] 7 GREENLINE TRAVEL GREENLINE TRAVEL GREENLINETel: 07754 298690 TRAVEL GREENLINETel: 07754 298690 TRAVEL Email: [email protected]: 07754 298690 Email:G [email protected]: o u07754 n d 298690 W o r k Email: [email protected] 24 hour& 7P days l a a weekn t serviceH i rto e& 24 hour 7 days a week service to & 24 hour 7 days a week service to & from airports, ports and local area.
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