Our Churches Are Open For You!

Though we are unable to hold public services at the moment, please be assured the church is not in lock down. Our buildings will remain open for private prayer and your priests will continue to pray for our communities. In our local churches there will be prayer stations for you to come and pray for those near and far. Within our homes we are encouraged to light a candle at 7.00pm on Sunday evenings as a symbol of prayer and of our faith.

We would also like to be an active church in the community and offer practical help and so if you are unable to leave your home and need errands run then please do contact us and we will do our best along with our communities to arrange some support and help. God has Given Refuge

We have some beautiful church buildings, but the church is also the people, so we are here to help and be very much part of the community. Parish News Take care of yourselves and one another, April 2020 with prayers , , Bulmer, Belchamp St. Paul and Ovington Gill The North Hinckford Team

All events advertised in this magazine are subject to change ie postponement or cancellation due to the Coronavirus crisis. Please check with organisers and on social media. WHO'S WHO? Notice RE: Coronavirus (Team Clergy, Churchwardens, Primary Schools and Magazine Contacts) There will be no services at church for the time being. However, our churches will remain open. Please feel welcome to come in and pray. If there are other inside please keep your Team Revd Margaret King revd.margaret distance. 01787 269385 Rector (Not available Fri) @northhinckfordparishes.org.uk Loving God in whom we live and move and have our being We pray for an end to this virus which is keeping us all apart from each other Team Revd Gill Morgan 01787 584993 [email protected] Vicar (Day Off Friday) Help us to look out for our vulnerable neighbours Help us to find ways of being together through the gifts of the internet and social media. Curate Revd Paul Grover 01787 269223 paulgrover.@gmail.com We ask this prayer in the name of Jesus Christ

Amen Pastoral Lena 07789 087070 [email protected] Assistant Chandler 01787 277870

Fiona Slot There are a range of Christian resources already available, go to the Church of Team Hours 9.00am-4.00pm Mon, 01787 278123 [email protected] website. Administrator 8.30am - 12.30pm Tues &Thurs • #LiveLent: Care for God’s Creation - the Church of England›s Lent campaign Belchamp Rosemary Branwhite 01787 460214 for 2020. With weekly themes shaped around the first Genesis account of creation, [email protected] Otten Sue Colson 01787 278174 it explores the urgent need for humans to value and protect the abundance God has created. This daily audio content is available via the app and daily emails. Sign up for Belchamp free. Michael Kingston 01787 277795 [email protected] St Paul • The BBC’s Daily Service and Sunday Worship - radio programmes will be using Belchamp some of the themes from #LiveLent as part of their broadcasts. Martin Runnacles 01787 372476 [email protected] Walter • Prayer for the day - each day the Church of England publishes audio and text of the Prayer for the Day. Bulmer Liz Fulcher 01787 269935 [email protected] • Smart speakers – daily prayer and #LiveLent audio content can be accessed via our smart speaker apps. Stephen Norris 01787 278123 [email protected] Ovington Fiona Slot 01787 278123 [email protected] • Live streaming services - users can watch live streams of services from a range of churches and we will be improving AChurchNearYou.com in the days ahead to make Primary 01787 277222 this clearer. Schools Bulmer 01787 372383

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Belchamp Walter to join full fibre broadband revolution after rural residents show demand Dear Friends

County Broadband, a specialist rural broadband provider based in Aldham, near Colchester, has announced Belchamp Walter is joining the rural While we are still in Lent we are perhaps being forced to think more about our technological revolution after the local community expressed significant interest to connect to the provider’s new full fibre ultrafast network. lifestyle with the impact of COVID-19 than we might usually do during Lent.

The news means residents and business owners in Belchamp Walter will be able to access some of the fastest and most reliable internet speeds Perhaps we are a little less focussed on giving up chocolate and more focussed on in the UK when the community is connected. The company’s ‘fibre-to-the-premises’ (FTTP) infrastructure offers ultrafast internet speeds of up to our store cupboards! 1,000 megabits per second (Mbps) as well as a low-cost telephone service, too. We find ourselves being encouraged to look after ourselves, our loved ones and Other villages near Belchamp Walter set to benefit from the rollout include Belchamp Otten and Belchamp St Paul. our neighbour as a way of life that is being likened to World War II. The Coronavirus has found us entering uncharted territory and that in itself brings uncertainty and fear. Hope for us to come through this as an individual, as a family, community, nation and world is what we do have. Hope is our foothold and our anchor in the storms of life. When we have that certain hope within, it is then, I think, that we can offer true kindness to others around us.

For more information visit www.countybroadbandfibre.co.uk or call 01376 562002. Through the many distractions, my thoughts turn towards Easter and I wonder about that first Easter. Certainly uncharted territory for those following Jesus. This man was causing quite a stir and unrest. His followers had both hope and faith and even those who doubted still had hope of some sort. They didn’t BULMER VILLAGE HALL know what was ahead but I am sure there would have been fear and uncertainty. But their faith and hope leads them through; they face the death of their dear AVAILABLE FOR HIRE friend, they themselves are at risk, they watch, wait and grieve but though they FOR PARTIES, WEDDINGS as followers may have felt isolated, they were not alone. They were encompassed by love, their faith washed away their fears, the support of each other kept them FUND-RAISING EVENTS going and ahead, was certain hope as Jesus appeared to them alive and well. Residents You may or may not celebrate Easter as a Christian festival, but take a small £8 per hour (max 4 hrs) amount of the faith that is in the essence of this story, add to it as much hope as £55 per day you can and through it acknowledge the gift of life. Times of uncertainty are Non-Residents opportunities to slow down, reflect and be thankful (to take a look in our store £10.50 per hour (max 4 hrs) cupboard of life!). So as we reflect on our current situation and on the season of £80 per day Easter, may our lives be enriched, our love for others grow and our kindness flow throughout our communities, nation and world. NICOLA HAMILL Take care of one another and let us look forward to the gift of life given to us at 01787-827723 Easter. 07971-048455 With prayers (texts preferred) Gill

30 3 ONE FAMILY - THREE TRADES Scribbles from the rectory.... AK SMITH PLASTERING Est 1986 Dear Friends Ceilings, Walls, Floor Screeds, Dry-Lining, Plasterboarding, I began writing this letter before the Corona virus became so concerning and every day Coving. Lime Work Undertaken. brings different news and different measures. It’s a time of anxiety and we all need Friendly, Honest & Reliable. No Job Too Small to take sensible precautions. We need to look out for each other, the lonely and the Keith: 01787 212352 / 07808 027 116 vulnerable by keeping in touch at least by email and phone. For references please visit: www.aksmithplastering.co.uk By the time you receive your magazine we will be fast approaching Easter but first we run the gamut of Holy Week just as Jesus did. So, on Palm Sunday we join with R SMITH ELECTRICAL SERVICES KJJ SMITH PLUMBING & HEATING the crowds who welcomed Jesus as their King into Jerusalem only for the same crowd All Electrical Work Undertaken, turned fickle and by Good Friday they were baying for his blood. What a week Holy Clean, Honest, Reliable. John-Jo Smith: 07950 204255 week is. On Maundy Thursday all sorts of things are remembered. We remember the 01787 212352 very first Eucharist (Holy communion) when Jesus asked us to remember him by taking Please call Ryan on: [email protected] bread and wine, his body and his blood, which he freely gave for us all. On Maundy 07981 528 948 or Thursday many clergy go to the cathedral to renew their vows and to receive the various Assington 01787 212352 No job too small Holy Oils to bring back into the parishes for use at Baptisms, for anointing the sick and www.rsmithelectrical.co.uk Full bathrooms undertaken those close to death and also oil for Confirmations. Some churches have a foot washing remembering that Jesus welcomed his disciples to that upper room and washed their feet (due to coronavirus this has been suspended this year). On Good Friday we have services to reflect quietly on the crucifixion of our Lord. Then comes Holy Saturday and in the evening we celebrate Jesus Rising from the dead: a moment of great joy and celebration, with a Bonfire , the New Light lit, bells ring, we renew our Baptism Vows and receive the first Eucharist of Easter. The joy is all the more intensely felt if we have attended the other services through the week. I do hope and pray that will be able to hold our services (we are not exactly mass gatherings!) but do keep looking at the news and the Church of England website which updates daily with good advice.

A prayer for Easter

Loving Saviour of the World be with us as we worry about our world and all the people suffering from the coronavirus. WE pray for all who have to make difficult decisions, for our Government, our NHS and all who work in care homes. Hope us all to be responsible, to think about our actions and how they affect others. Walk beside us help us not to be afraid and bring us through this pandemic. You conquered death by rising from the dead on that very first Easter day. Help us to rejoice and celebrate the love that is stronger than death itself.

God bless you all this Easter

Margaret, your Team Rector

4 29 FINANCIAL PLANNING TIPS 89. I hope that this finds you all safe and well and free from one may be very happy with the home, once the Local BELCHAMP OTTEN the COVID19 Coronavirus. Given the current state of the Authority has to foot the bill they may decide to move country and concerns I am sure we all have regarding your loved one to somewhere else, which is cheaper. The church annual general meeting will be held in the church staying healthy it is a bit difficult to cover my original on April 16th at 7.15 p.m. and will be followed by the Parochial Unfortunately, there is very limited options available, topic of Long Term Care. However, it is something that Church Council meeting. with the only real solution being an Immediate Care is very much at the forefront of many people’s minds Needs Annuity which is where a lump sum is required A church coffee morning with stalls is planned for the 13th of June with loved ones either working in care homes or living to fund the nursing home costs for life. This is an more details later. in one. So I will continue if I may. excellent tax efficient method of paying for the care Long Term Care, and more precisely the funding of as it is paid directly to the home and is tax free to the A reminder, that there are a variety of books in Belchamp Otten long term care, is a particularly thorny issue that many individual. The main issue most people have is the cost church which may be purchased or borrowed. people have an opinion on, and like most things and the concern that the person in the home may pass opinions vary quite dramatically. With some care being away suddenly and the funds are lost. met totally by the state, some being part funded by the Given the current state of the stockmarkets my Warren state and some being totally self-funded and with the Buffet quote this month is probably more apt than costs as they are this is where division in opinions arise. ever:- “Look at market fluctuations as your friend The first level of capital to look at is £14,250. If your rather than your enemy; profit from folly rather than savings are below this (and you don’t own a property) participate in it.” then the local authority will cover the cost of the care. Should you have any questions about any points raised Ovington Notes If you have over this amount then you will be required in this issue, or any other financial matters, please feel to fund some, if not all, of the cost. The next level of ‘At the Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday we celebrate Jesus Rising free to contact me, my details are below. Over the next capital to look at is £23,250. If you have capital over from the dead: a moment of great joy and celebration, with a three issues, I will look to cover Pensions, General this amount, which if you own your own property is Information and Mortgages Bonfire, the New Light lit, bells ring, we renew our Baptism Vows impossible to avoid, then you will be required to self- and receive the first Eucharist of Easter.’ find your own care needs entirely (this is based on the assumption that there is nobody else living in the We were due to hold the Easter Vigil at St Mary’s again this year property). sadly all services are cancelled until further notice. There are several ways to self-fund with the most Please check the Ovington and North Hinckford Facebook pages common being that the house is sold and the capital for regular updates. used to pay the care home fees. However, with the average care fees for the (when We had planned other events during the next few months, but they including Nursing Care) being £55,000 per annum, it are on hold at the moment. We will update you about future plans does not take long for the money to run out. Clearly as soon as possible. Richard Woodwards Dip PFS some of the income requirement will be covered by St Mary’s Church will remain open for people wishing to visit for Senior Partner, pensions and a level of benefits paid, but there is still quiet prayer or to light a candle. usually a large shortfall. HFL Advisory Services Limited Stay safe and look out for each other at this very difficult time. The issue with this method of funding is what happens Phone 07818 024 474 if the money runs out? Whilst you and your loved envelope [email protected]

28 5 THE COMMUNITY HOUSE THE COMBMELUCNHIATMY HPOSTUSPEAUL World Day of Prayer AVAILAABVLEAITLAOBHLEIRTEOFHOIRE FOR PARTIES, WEDDINGS AND ALL SPECIAL Friday 6th March OCCASIONS Susan Langan led a joyful and through provoking service To make a booking or ask to view please contact at Gt Henny, this years’ service was prepared by Christian Kathy Miller on 01787 277550 women of Zimbabwe. The service was well attended with or visit 21 women from across the Benefice participating. The www.belchampch.co.uk villages represented were Bulmer; Lamarsh; Belchamp Otten; Alphamstone; Pentlow; Ovington; Borley; Wickham St Paul and Henny. We were served a lovely tea following the service. Hopefully we will be able to enjoy fellowship like this again very soon.

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What’s on at Belchamp Walter Village Hall

Bel-Fest 2020

The Village Lunch 1 August 2020..... 3pm. You’ll love it…… Robbie Gladwell & Friends.

A freshly prepared 3 course meal, followed by tea or coffee for a set Give us your ideas for Bel-Fest ! price of only….. £8.00 Tell us what you would like to see there. On the 2nd Sat. of each month, It’s back & promises to be better than ever. except Jan. & Easter At 12 noon.

Tel. 01787 378910 [email protected] www.belchampwaltervillagehall.co.uk

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Retro-Fit Belchamp St Paul Community House CLASSES HERE NOW! Wednesday 9 - 10am Niftyfifty Plus Punch Your Way To A FUNCTIONAL TRAINING FOR THOSE OVER 50 WHO WISH TO REMAIN NIFTY. Perfect Physique! Telephone: 07725 098 656 Venue: Belchamp St Paul Community House [email protected] Wednesday 10.30AM - 11.30AM www.retrofitoldskool.co.uk Contact: Shaz Schut - 07725098656 Mrs Shaz SCHUT (DCR) www.retrofitoldskool.co.uk LAO Level 2 Fitness Instructor LAO Level 3 Personal Trainer Diploma Ante/ Post Natal & GP referral REPs Certified Certificate in First Aid Back to old skool fitness to suit your medical needs For more details. www.boxercise.co.uk

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PET CARE www.parklanepetcare.com BULMER TIDINGS Contact Lucy: 07790 914187 01787 280144 [email protected] LUNCH ON SUNDAY 10TH MAY 2020 FOR THE 75TH

FULL INSURANCE ANNIVERSARY OF VICTORY IN EUROPE

A joint Lunch is being organised by St. Andrew’s Church, Bulmer • Dog care - day care and boarding in a Village Hall Committee and Bulmer Parish Council to celebrate the 75th Farmhouse home environment with large garden and paddocks Anniversary of the Victory in Europe.

• Dog walking - in the open countryside The 1940’s lunch will be held in Bulmer Village Hall on Sunday 10th • Cat feeding - in the owners home May 2020 at 12.45pm. and it will consist of Fish and Chips followed by a homemade dessert – Bread Pudding, Apple Cake or Victoria Sponge. Horses, rabbits or any other animal – just ask Please bring your own choice of drinks and glasses. Tea, Coffee and a soft drink will be included.

Entertainment has been arranged for after the lunch with Ashley Cooper BELCHAMP OTTEN Opening Hours giving a short talk on V/E Day in Bulmer in 1945. Music will be Monday – 12-3:00pm & 5:30-11:00pm provided to include a 1940s sing-a-long with Bulmer Choir. RED LION Tuesday – closed Wed to Sat – 12-3:00pm & 5:30-11:00pm If you so wish please dress up in 1940s style – this is not compulsory! NORTH WEST CAMRA Sunday – 12am - 6pm Pub of the Year 2017 2020 Quiz Dates for your Diary We will also be holding a Raffle to raise money for ‘Help for Heroes’. 21st May  01787 278301 Look out for the fliers which will be delivered in the middle of March 16th July ‘belchamp otten red lion’ to all the houses in Bulmer for further information. 1st October th A fine selection of real ales and ciders 26 November Entry will be by ticket which must be paid for when booking. Please including Adnams Southwold Bitter at just 8pm start Cash Prizes contact either Maggie Skipper 01787 374758 or Liz Fulcher 01787 £3.30 a pint all day everyday £2 entry per person, max 6 people per team 269935. Adults £10 and children up to 10 years of age £5.

Please put the date in your diary and book your tickets – we look LOG FIRES, WARM WELCOME, CYCLISTS, WALKERS AND DOGS WELCOME forward to welcoming on Sunday 10th May. WE WELCOME YOU TO HAVE A TAKEAWAY DELIVERED TO THE PUB TO ENJOY ON SITE AND WE WILL DO THE WASHING UP FOR YOU!

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BELCHAMP WALTER NEWS BELCHAMP WALTER NEWS APRIL 2020 Parish Council News Pothole season has started again. Essex Highways carry out regular inspections of roads but also rely on members of the public to report potholes. This is particularly important in the case of rural roads such as those in and around Belchamp Walter. There is an on-line pot hole reporting tool, a link to which can be found on the Belchamp Walter Parish Council website. www.belchampwalterpc.uk. The Annual Parish Meeting will be held at the village hall on Wednesday 20th May at 7:30pm. TYING THE KNOT CREATIONS The purpose of the meeting is to allow the Parish Council to explain what it has been doing over the year and enables members of the parish to have a say on anything they consider to be - important to the parish. David Finch, our County Councillor and leader of Essex County and Iona Parker our District Councillor have been invited to the meeting. Look out for the insert in the May parish magazine for more details. Exclusive wedding accessory hire Village News tailored to your bespoke requirements

The 3rd Valentine’s Meal was a great success. 36 patrons enjoyed a superb 5 course meal served with great aplomb by volunteer waitresses from Hedingham School. Chris, Helen, Roy and Monika ran a well-oiled machine in the kitchen (ably supported by Anne as pot-washer) producing tasty Chair covers and organza sashes dish after tasty dish. The Maitre d’ for the evening (Mick) kept glasses replenished and the event ended with music (thank you Laura) and dancing. Huge congratulations and thanks to the Chair hoods (many colours available) organisers – especially the chefs. Another great Belchamp Walter achievement. Chair hood accessories • Glassware Candelabras - silver or cream • Bay trees Cream Postbox • Large silver lanterns Mirror plates and tealight holders Large light up LOVE letters Disco / DJ / PA and light hire

Website: www.tyingtheknotcreations.co.uk

Email:[email protected] VILLAGE LUNCH DATE CHANGES REMINDER Facebook: Tying the Knot Creations

As the 2nd Saturday in April is Easter weekend there will be no village lunch and then the event in Contact Sarah-Louise today for your no obligation quotation May is being held on FRIDAY MAY 8th to coincide with the VE DAY BANK HOLIDAY.

SPRING TREASURE QUEST – Unfortunately this event has had to be cancelled through lack of take up. Tel: 0781 054 8416 REGULAR VILLAGE ACTIVITIES include Table Tennis (Monday evenings), Belchamp Walter Singers, (Tuesday evenings), Art Club (Monday mornings), Village Lunch (monthly) and regular Movie Nights. All of these, and details of one-off events can be found on the Belchamp Walter Village For the finishing touches to your perfect day! Hall Website.

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