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THE NEEDHAM MARKET NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED BY NEEDHAM MARKET TOWN COUNCIL March 2015 - No 465 and Distributed Throughout Needham Market Free of Charge Inside: Needham Market Art Show 2015 Cheese & Wine Preview Evening Thursday 2nd April 2015 8.00pm 41st Annual Art Exhibition and Sale Friday 3rd to Monday 6th April 10.00am – 5.00pm See more details and advert on page 5 www.needhammarkettc.co.uk TOWN COUNCIL Needham Market Town Council OFFICE TOWN CLERK: ASSISTANT TOWN CLERK: Town Council Office, Kevin Hunter Kelaine Spurdens Community Centre, School Street, LIST OF TOWN COUNCILLORS: TELEPHONE: Needham Market IP6 8BB BE ANNIS OBE Grinstead House, Grinstead Hill, NM IP6 8EY 01449 720531 Telephone: 01449 722246. (07927 007895) An answerphone is available at D CAMPBELL ‘Chain House’ 1 High Street, NM, IP6 8AL 01449 720952 all other times and is answered daily. R CAMPBELL The Acorns, Hill House Lane, NM, IP6 8EA 01449 720729 E.mail: TS CARTER Danescroft, Ipswich Road, NM, IP6 8EG 01449 401325 [email protected] RP DARNELL 27 Pinecroft Way, NM, IP6 8HB 07990 583162 Web: JE LEA MA Deputy Town Mayor/Deputy Chair of Council needhammarket.onesuffolk.net 109 Jubilee Crescent, NM IP6 8AT 01449 721544 The office is open ED NASH Green Tiles, Barretts Lane, NM, IP6 8BT 01449 720360 Monday and Thursday, 10am-12 noon. MG NORRIS 20 Stowmarket Road, NM, IP6 8DS 01449 720871 Town Council meetings are KMN OAKES, 89 Stowmarket Road, NM, IP6 8ED 07702 339971 held on the first and third GF OXENHAM 68 Stowmarket Road, NM, IP6 8DX 01449 721631 Wednesdays of each month at 7:25 p.m. in the Green Room at S PHILLIPS Town Mayor/Chair of Council Needham Market Community 46 Crowley Road IP6 8BJ 01449 721710 Centre. S ROWLAND 9 Orchid Way, NM, IP6 8JQ 01449 721507 You are all welcome to attend T SIMPSON 3 Meadow View, NM, IP6 8RH 07525 015262 and you will have a chance to air your views. X STANSFIELD Hope Cottage, 7 Stowmarket Road IP6 8DR 07538 058304 Useful Telephone Numbers p.23 AL WARD MBE 22 Chalkeith Road, NM, IP6 8HA 01449 720422 COUNTY COUNCILLOR: NEEDHAM MARKET J TRUELOVE, Bildeston Road, Little Finborough, IP14 2LA 01449 678652 NEWSLETTER COPY DEADLINE FOR DISTRICT COUNCILLORS: APRIL 2015 ISSUE W. MARCHANT, 137 High Street, NM, IP6 8DH 01449 720965 MARCH 8, 2015 MG NORRIS, 20 Stowmarket Road, NM, IP6 8DS 01449 720871 Please. Domestic D. J. PARKER Appliance Builder EXTENSIONS DRIVEWAYS Repairs CONSERVATORIES NEW BUILD Low Price - Fast Response PORCHES 25 Years experience Solid PATIOS For a personal service Call: TEL: 01449 721229 BRICKLAYING Alan on 01449 613457 or Engineered 0797 9017881 07508 051 518 Laminates PRIVATE ENGLISH & Wooden Floor Specialist PE THEORY LESSONS Wood Direct from the Mill All ages considered Unit 21 Stonham Barns Call Jeremy Smith Pettaugh Road MSc in Sports Science Stonham Aspal 01449 723569 IP14 6AT Mob: 07950 711679 Tel: 01449 711169 GTC Reg’d, PGCE, BA Hons, TEFL 2 Needham Market Newsletter March 15 NEWSLETTER Introduction COPY WELCOME TO THE MARCH NEWSLETTER. Please note that all copy This is the first edition in its new format - we hope you like it. for the “Newsletter” must be delivered As the days start to lengthen At all the functions I’ve much harder. to the Town Council Office, School Street. All and the sun brings a degree of attended, comments received Thank you for taking the time enquiries for Advertising warmth (when it’s out!) I will regarding our town have been to read these few lines and any space in the “Newsletter” be coming towards the end of very positive and it’s gratifying feedback or comments on the shouldbe referred to the my tenure as Town Mayor and, to learn that our community new Newsletter format can be Town Council Office, at the forthcoming elections in is free from problems which sent via the Town Clerk, I hope tel.: (01449) 722246. May, the Town Council will opt exist elsewhere - long may that most will be positive! its Town Mayor for 2015/16. continue. Cllr Steve Phillips I have thoroughly enjoyed the I must express my thanks to Needham Market Town Mayor NEEDHAM past year as your representative fellow Councillor, Jo Lea, who Chairman of Council at Civic functions. My wife and is currently Deputy Mayor. Jo, MARKET Mayoress, Maggie, has joined along with her consort and me in attending a broad range husband Frank, share Mayoral LIBRARY of events, most formal but also duties with me as even I cannot those of a more social nature. be in two places at the same School Street, In these last two months of my time. To advertise in the tenure, I hope to raise some Needham Market Our Town Clerk, Kevin, along Newsletter more funds for the Mayor’s Tel: 01449 720780 with his able deputy, Kelaine, Charities which, this year, are St please contact the have been of great assistance Elizabeth Hospice and Hurstlea Town Council Office Opening Hours: and, without this, the position Boxing Club of Needham of Town Mayor would be that on 01449 722246 Market. Tue 10am - 3pm Wed 2pm-5pm & Mid Suffolk Citizens Advice Bureau 5.30pm-7.30pm Quality Advice – Locally Thu 10am-1pm & Mon: 9.30am - 3.30pm • Tues: 9.30am - 3.30pm • Weds: CLOSED • Thurs: 9.30am - 6.30pm • Fri: 9.30am - 12.30pm 2pm-5 pm FREE ADVICE on DEBT, BENEFITS, RELATIONSHIP & FAMILY, HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT, Fri 2 pm - 5 pm GOODS & SERVICES, LEGAL and much more Sat 10 am - 5 pm Tel: 01449 676060 or 676280 Sun 11 am - 4 pm or call in at 5 Milton Road South, Stowmarket Supply and wall-mounting [email protected] of Plasma & LCD TVs www.wavelengthaerials.co.uk Needham Market Newsletter March 15 3 Letters: Clubs: Please drop your letters into the GIPPING WOMEN’S INSTITUTE INSTITUTE & CLUB Town Council offices or E.mail: WOMENS CLUB [email protected] At the time of writing our We have had a successful, if For information please call the President Margaret is in quiet, February and we should Chairman Mrs Ann Squirrel hospital. We wish her well like to thank everyone who 01449 721156 and hope she will soon be came to the various events and Please donate your .Please come and give us a look completely recovered. hope you enjoyed them. At the old mobile phones time of writing we are looking on a Tuesday evening at the At the meeting on March 9th forward to our AGM. I am collecting old, broken, Institute, High Street, Needham we will welcome Jason Banham or unwanted mobile phones Market at 7.45pm during Term who will talk about his and Details of our March events can (charging units not required) for Time. You will be sure of a his friend’s experiences as “ be found on our posters around the East Anglian Air Ambulance. friendly welcome. Three Men In A Boat “. We are the village notice boards or Each one donated is worth a On Tuesday March 3rd we shall sure that this will be a very please visit us on Facebook minimum of £1 to the charity. be holding our Annual General interesting talk. or Twitter. Alternatively you I respectfully ask if you would can telephone us on 02449 Meeting. Several members will be put an appeal in any Newsletter 720389 or 07735 460618. attending the Federation asking for any person willing to Ann Wilding will be entertaining us We are still accepting requests Annual Meeting to be held at donate any phones to contact with quirky poetry on March 10th. for membership so, if you Trinity Park, where there will me and I will arrange collection. think you might like to join us, Come and walk the Highland Way be a number of good speakers please come along one evening Brian Locksmith with Mike Caley on 17th March. including Mandy Hickson, a and see what we have to offer. E - [email protected] Peter Hesketh will take us retired fighter pilot. Just a reminder though that H - 01449 721134 around the world on container Also on March 25th the Spring ships on 24th March and we we regularly have a Country M - 07871 809666 Group Meeting will held at & Western Evening on the finish our winter term with an Stowupland where the speaker fourth Saturday of the month Easter party on March 31st. will be Bob Harding-Jones, (including home made talking about British comedy cakes and sausage rolls at a 1975 - 2015 greats. small extra charge!) as well We are planning to visit as various other activities Christchurch Mansion to including Bingo twice a week. view the latest collection of As you are no doubt aware Needham Market Phoenix Youth Football Club Constable paintings. we also have facilities such as is celebrating its 40th Year snooker table, darts, and bar We are a friendly group, and on Sunday, 23rd August 2015 at Crowley Park. for members to enjoy. we offer a warm welcome to We are looking for any old pictures of past & current teams that anyone to attend any of our Thank you for reading this have played for Phoenix. We are also looking for past players who meetings. We meet at the article, we hope you have would be interested in playing exhibition games on the day. Community Centre on the found it interesting. second Monday of the month at If you are interested, please contact Gavin Griggs, (Chairman), on Bruce Thorn (01449) 720714 or email: [email protected] 7.30.pm. ipping Domestic alley Windows Plumbing and Suppliers & installers Heating Service of top quality Rehau products.
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