ISSUE 640 BARNHAM BROOM and DECEMBER 2019 & JANUARY 2020 UPPER YARE GROUP NEWS

GROUP SERVICES on Sunday at 10am:

Wramplingham church, St Peter & St Paul’s, on December 1st +++ St George’s church, on December 29th +++ Barnham Broom church, St Peter & St Paul’s, on January 5th +++ St Peter’s church, on February 2nd

Everyone is very welcome at all the services.

What’s inside? Page

Repair Café 7 How many Christmas candles can you count? How many Christmas trees are in the pages? Service Grids for Dec & Jan 14/15 Answers on the back page.

Childrens’ Corner 16 We celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Venerable Arthur Hawe’s Priesting Mobile Library Visits 27 at a service on Saturday December 21st, 12noon at How to help your Church 28 All Saints church, .

THE CLOSING DATES FOR THE FEBRUARY 2020 ISSUE ARE: Adverts by January 4th; News by January 6th. Group News is produced and delivered to your door by volunteers. THANK YOU to all the Group News Deliverers.

MINISTRY TEAM Rector: Rev. Dr. Tim Weatherstone, The Rectory, Reymerston NR9 4AG [email protected] 01362 858021 Assistant Priest: The Venerable Arthur Hawes 01362 822441 Assistant Curate: Rev. Dr. Louisa Pittman, The Vicarage, Honingham Road, Barnham Broom, NR9 4DB 01603 759641 Email: [email protected] Reader: Roger Walpole, 1 Woodfarm Cottages, Reymerston, NR9 4QZ 01362 820284

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The Editorial is written by Alan Wakeman:

It's a busy season. Our preoccupation with the preparation of the perfect present and the packaging, posting, parties, poinsettia plants, pies, puddings, poultry, and not forgetting the prosecco will soon be over but for what purpose? Will it be to remember the Prince of Peace, to gather as a family to evoke memories of Christmases past, or just a few days off work, or perhaps all of these? But what is the "Reason for the Season?"

The Christmas story of baby Jesus, the Shepherds, and the Wise Men just arriving on time as though by a well- rehearsed curtain call is far from reality. But too often it is what is portrayed in school and church pageants that fixes the events of the Christmas story into our memories. What we have done over the years is to mix two different Christmas stories into one story. Yes, the Shepherds did come to the manger, but we are unsure if the Wise Men did, because Matthew in his gospel talks about the Maji visiting a house and not a stable! But does all of this matter? The Shepherds did visit Jesus as did the Wise Men. These events mattered when the Gospels of Matthew and Luke were written because they set the tone and emphasis of what they later wrote. It is only in these two gospels where we find our Christmas stories; in Luke, we only have the Shepherds and in Matthew, we only have the Wise Men.

But why do we have two different stories of the birth of Jesus when both stories at their heart are about having a new start in life and therefore a change in direction in how we live and interact with one another and with God.

Matthew, who was a Jew, saw his mission in life as bringing the good news of the love of God, through Jesus, to the Jewish people. Luke, who was not a Jew, saw his mission differently. His gospel was to a universal audience with an emphasis on the rejected and not those who were thought of as God's chosen. For Luke, the shepherds represented the rejected whereas Matthew was looking for a future King, "Where is he born to be King of the Jews?" The years have passed, and the Christmas story has been condensed into a well-rehearsed pageant. But at the heart of both the Gospel of Matthew and Luke is an eternal truth that is best expressed by the words from a hymn by Charles Wesley, "Our God contracted to a span, Incomprehensibly made man."

Enjoy your Christmas in your giving and receiving, remembering there is a “Reason for the Season.”

READINGS IN OUR READINGS IN OUR CHURCHES CHURCHES DECEMBER 2019 JANUARY 2020 YEAR A YEAR A

Sunday 1st December th Sunday 22nd December Sunday 5 January Sunday 26th January 1st Sunday of Advent 4th Sunday of Advent Epiphany 3rd Sunday of Epiphany Lectionary page 1 Lectionary page 10 Lectionary page 33 Lectionary page 44 Isaiah 2.1-5 Isaiah 7.10-16 Isaiah 60.1-6 Isaiah 9.1-4 Psalm 122 Psalm 80.1-7, 16-18 Psalm 72.1-7, 10-14 Psalm 27.1, 55-13 Romans 13.11-14 Romans 1.1-7 Ephesians 3.1.-12 1 Corinthians 1.10-18 Matthew 24.36-44 Matthew 1.18-25 Matthew 2.1-12 Matthew 4.12-23

th Sunday 29th December Sunday 12 January Sunday 2nd February Sunday 8th December 1st Sunday of Christmas Baptism of Christ Presentation of Christ in the 2nd Sunday of Advent Lectionary page 23 Lectionary page 37 Temple Lectionary page 3 Isaiah 63.7-9 Isaiah 42.1-9 (Candlemas) Isaiah 11.1-10 Psalm 148 Psalm 29 Lectionary page 54 Psalm 72.1-7,18-19 Hebrews 2.10-18 Acts 10.34-43 Malachi 3.1-5 Romans 15.4-13 Matthew 2.13-23 Matthew 3.13-17 Psalm 24 (1-6) 7-10 Matthew 3.1-12 Hebrews 2.14-18 Sunday 19th January Luke 2.22-40 Sunday 15th December 2nd Sunday of Epiphany 3rd Sunday of Advent Lectionary page 40 Lectionary page 7 Isaiah 49.1-7 Isaiah 35.1-10 Psalm 40.1-11 Psalm 146.4-9 1 Corinthians 1.1-9 James 5.7-10 John 1.20-42 Matthew 11.2-11

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PARISH COUNCIL NEWS VILLAGE HALL CONTACTS Dates and agendas are displayed on the website Thinking about booking a village hall and noticeboards in the villages. The public and press for your event? Here are the booking clerks: are welcome to attend all meetings. Barford & Wramplingham. Barnham Broom Parish Council meet at 7.30pm Booking Clerk: Fran / Norman Cox in the village hall every 3rd Thursday (except Dec and Aug). Tel: 01603 759667 Contact the new clerk, Jordana Wheeler on [email protected] or 01953 859704 or Barnham Broom. Booking Clerk: Tony Baker visit the website http://barnhambroompc.wixsite.com/home. [email protected] There is a Council noticeboard by the shop and a defibrillator situated outside the village hall for the general public to use in Website: www.barnhambroomvh.co.uk the case of an emergency. Tel: 07702 367800 Booking diary and forms also +++ held at the Village Store & PO.

Cranworth Jubilee Hall. Brandon Parva, Coston, Runhall & Welborne Parish Council Booking Clerk: Beanie Brown Tel: 01362 820068 Councillors are; Simon Guest (chair), Carolyn Bailey, Clare Kay, Peter Wood, Mike Webb, Andrew Egerton-Smith & Clare Miller. [email protected]

Their contact details and further information regarding & . meeting dates, etc, can be found Booking Clerk: Ruth Gooch Tel: 01953 850331 at www.bpcrwparishcouncil.info or from the Clerk, Bev Long - or email [email protected] [email protected] / 01362 850162. Website: www.garvestone-thuxton-vhall.co.uk. Our meetings are held in Welborne Village Hall, bi-monthly. Hardingham Memorial Hall. All meetings start at 7:30pm. Booking clerk/Caretaker: Derek Balding Tel: 07557 +++ 646448 or email: [email protected]

Cranworth Parish Council meet at 7.30pm in Cranworth Village Reymerston. Hall. For more information please contact any Councillor: Booking Clerk: Ken Hamer. [email protected] Charles Brown (Chair), Robena Brown, Chris Eglington, Tel: 01953 850582 Gerry Ireland, Angela Lavers and Martin Lavers, Chris Robson or the Clerk, Heidi Frary: . [email protected] or 01603 759215. Booking Clerk: Bob Brace Tel: 01362 288010

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Garvestone, Reymerston & Thuxton Parish Council Parish Council news, continued The next meetings of the Parish Council will be on Monday December 9th and Monday January 13th at 7.30pm. Both will Hardingham Parish Council be in the meeting room at Garvestone Village Hall. meet at 7pm in Hardingham Village Hall. (Noticeboard in the bus shelter) Residents are requested not to place posts, lumps of wood For more information please contact any of the and rocks on grass roadside verges. This land usually belongs Councillors or the Clerk, Heidi Frary on 01603 759215 to Highways and there may be liability if damage is caused to or [email protected] vehicles by obstructions on the highway. +++ How to find out about Parish Council news: Look at the noticeboards in Garvestone (in front of the hall), Kimberley and Carleton Forehoe Parish Council meet Thuxton (in front of the church) and Reymerston (in front of the four times per year, in Kimberley and Carleton Forehoe church) Churches. All are welcome. Visit our website: garvestonepc.wixsite.com/garvestonepc The Parish Clerk, Catherine Moore, can be contacted on Email the Parish Clerk to join our emailing list: 01493 749918 or [email protected] email [email protected]. All residents of the parish are welcome to attend the meetings. Council documents are available on the website - There is a public session for members of the public to raise www.kimberleyandcarletonforehoe.org.uk. any issues. Contact the Parish Council via Parish Clerk: +++ Frances Needham 01362 822475 Barford & Wramplingham Parish Council meet at 7.30pm in Barford Village Hall. For more information please contact any Councillor: Keith Waldron (Chair), +++ Sandra Betts, Mary Dorrell, Sara Harrold, James Thomson or the Clerk, Heidi Frary [email protected] or 01603 759215.

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FROM THE REGISTERS GARVESTONE METHODIST Weddings CHURCH October 12th Christopher Cooper and Krista Stevenson at Thuxton Road, NR9 4QT. Contact Mr Andrew Durrant on 01362 858033 October 12th Jonathan Stamper and Alex Lister at Kimberley Sunday Services: October 19th Duncan Sharpin and Catherine Frazer at Carleton Forehoe December 1st - 2.30pm. 8th - 2.30pm, including Holy Communion

15th - 2.30pm.

22nd - 11am; United Christmas Service. Burial of Ashes October 19th Janice Smith 29th - No service. at Barnham Broom United service at the Parish Church at 11am. January 5th - 2.30pm. 12th - 2.30pm. Baptisms 19th - No service. October 27th Martha Eleri Grace Coupland at Barford United Service at the Parish Church at 11am. 26th - 2.30pm. February 2nd - 2.30pm. YOUTH CAFÉ (free) Knit and Natter at Garvestone &Thuxton village Hall for Year 6 and above Tuesday December 12th, 10.30 to 12a.m. th on 2nd and 4th Fridays in term-time, Tuesday January 14 , 10.30 to 12a.m. 4 to 5.30pm. Dates: Dec 13th, Jan 10th & 24th. For venue please contact Lorna Folkes, 01362 858391.

Xbox/Table Football/Pool/Tuck/Chat/Games/ Prayer Meeting Everyone welcome from all our Group of Villages. Contact N. Breckland Youth for Christ Friday December 20th - 2pm at the chapel. th 07747 471221 [email protected] Friday January 17 - 2pm at the chapel.

Alpha Youth Series: Get a fresh introduction to the Christian faith. 6-7pm on the 2nd and 4th Friday in term-time at Garvestone Village Hall. Dates: Dec 13th, Jan 10th & 24th. Contact: Ange Fox: 07747471221

LETTON HALL: We are holding 2 Christmas-themed afternoon GROUP NEWS DONATIONS teas on December 3rd and 17th. These are £25 for 2 people, and booking in Thank you to all those who have donated to the advance is required! Group News Community Account. Also we are having a Carol Service at the Hall on December 12th at 7pm. Donations this month came to £129. All welcome to join us. We are very grateful for all your donations. Thank you. Tim Blanche Group News Community Account Details: Letton Hall Shipdham IP25 7SA Sort Code 20 - 28 - 20 Account No. 4389 5424 01362 820717 [email protected]

HOME GROUP MEETING: Thank you to everyone who contributed to this year's st Samaritans Purse Shoe Box Appeal. Friday January 31 , 2pm at Thirty boxes will be delivered to The Rectory, Reymerston. underprivileged children abroad.

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VILLAGE CONTACTS

BARFORD Church: St Botolph WHINBURGH church: ST MARY Churchwarden: Mr D Dale 01603 759347 Churchwarden: Mrs e Cooper 01362 699195 CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE 01362 858021 WESTFIELD CHURCH: St Andrew Church CONTACT: Mrs J riches 01362 820259 BARNHAM BROOM church: St Peter & St Paul with CONTACTS: Westfield JULIE ANEMA 01362 695732 St Andrew, bickerstone Whinburgh SIAN CARREL 01362 698485 Churchwardens: Mrs D South & Mr A South 01603 759267 CONTACT: BARBARA WORLAND 01603 759422

BRANDON PARVA CHURCH: ALL SAINTS CHURCH CONTACT: | CORALIE MEADOWS 01603 758292 CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE 01362 858021

CARLETON FOREHOE Church: ST MARY Churchwardens: Mr I Revell-Burrows 01603 759695 M mRS J GOODY 01603 758114 CONTACT: JON HEGGIE 01603 757672

CRANWORTH CHURCH: ST MARY, CranwortH IP25 7SQ SOUTHBURGH CHURCH: ST ANDREW LETTON CHURCH: ALL SAINTS Church cONTACT: Angela Cook 01362 821458 . CHURCH WARDEN: Fiona winser 01362 820600 CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE ANGLIA TAX SERVICES GARVESTONE CHURCH: ST MARGARET CHURchWARDEN: MRS J DOBSON 01362 850467. CONTACT: SHEILA ELLIOTT 01362 850483

HARDINGHAM Church: St George NR9 4EW Do you need tax advice and planning or ChurchwardenS: Mr M GiBB 01953 850606 accountancy services? Mr N HICKMAN 01953 850858 We can deal with all aspects of your tax affairs, CONTACT: HENRY EDWARDS 01953 850236 including: KIMBERLEY CHURch: St PetER · The completion of your annual Tax Return ChurchwardenS: MRS Joy Smiley 01603 759697 · Capital gains and inheritance tax matters Mr Jamie Hambro · Small business accounts, including CONTACT: DIANA MUTIMER 01603 759676 bookkeeping, payroll and VAT.

WRAMPLINGHAM Church: St. Peter and St. Paul. If you are unable to travel, local home visits Churchwardens: Mrs C Elliott 01603 810544. can be arranged as required, at no extra cost. Mr P Richardson 01953607564 CONTACT: CAROL FAIRHURST 01603 759203 For further details of our very competitively priced services, contact Adrian Rodford at: REYMERSTON CHURCH: ST PETER CHURCHWARDEN: Mr r Walpole 01362 820284 Anglia Tax Services CONTACT: JULIE WALPOLE 01362 820284 Church Barn Southburgh RUNHALL church: alL SAINTS, Thetford CONTACT: REVD. DR TIM WEATHERSTONE IP25 7TF. And COSTON (CCT) St Michael & All Angels, Tel./Fax. (01362) 822186 THUXTON CHURCH: St PAUL Church CONTACT: Mr A stevenson 01953 853059 E-mail: [email protected] CONTACTS: DOT LEEDER 01362 850358

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REPAIR CAFÉ Repair Cafés prevented 350,000 kilos of waste in 2018, equal to the weight of 58 African elephants. We would like to start a local Repair Café where instead of throwing stuff away, people can find out how to repair/ re-fashion items. If you have a skill that could help reduce waste, we would like to hear from you.. for example, tool sharpening.

Please contact: Jane 01362 858598 or Email [email protected] Please see the website ‘Repaircafe.org’ for more information.

RUNHALL and COSTON The Christmas Day Family service at All Saints, Runhall is at 10am. All are very welcome!

CRANWORTH with LETTON, SOUTHBURGH & WOODRISING

The Carol Service this year will be in Cranworth Church, 6pm on Sunday December 15th. There will be seasonal refreshments after the service for all to enjoy. Please wrap up warmly!

St Andrew’s Church, Southburgh: Towards the end of October, Southburgh Church suffered a visit from some people who delighted in making a mess and were definitely not there for prayer and contemplation. Fortunately nothing appears to have been stolen and no major damage done but it was upsetting to see a church treated in this way. Our Churches are generally unlocked so that visitors can enter, and many do. It would be a shame to have to keep the churches locked.

Cranworth Village Hall. The next Quiz will be held on Saturday December 7th at 7pm, with a hot meal provided plus a vegetarian option. Teams of four will compete for first prize and although soft drinks will be available please bring your own alcohol. Tickets: £7.50 each. Please contact either Beanie (01362 820068) or Carole (820690) to book your places. This quiz will have a Christmas theme and will be a very light-hearted evening. BARNHAM BROOM Our Carol service will be held on December 8th. Help with decorating the church on the morning of Saturday 7th would be much appreciated. Barnham Broom Community Fund will be holding a Christmas Social for all the family at the Village Hall on Saturday December 14th. We have invited Father Christmas to join us and hopefully he will be available, as he is very busy at this time of year. Timing of the event will depend on when he can be there, so please watch posters and social media for further details. The D'Capo choir will also be attending to entertain and help with festive singing, which will be accompanied with seasonal refreshments. There may also be other surprises!!! If you have hidden talent and would like to be involved with entertaining us at this informal event, please contact us via [email protected]. We look forward to seeing you all. Green Hearts campaign: Make a green heart to show your love of our planet. It needs to be weatherproof, with ribbons attached for tying onto the fence at the Memorial Garden. It will be displayed along with those made by W.I. members, during February 2020. For more information, contact 07457 451990.

Wicklewood Christmas Trees Nordmann non-drop variety Any size up to 12ft just £22.50 incl. VAT (subject to availability) Pick your own or pre-cut trees Come to choose your tree at: Pose Farm, The Green, Wicklewood, NR18 9PX Bulk discounts available, any enquiries to 07960 119988

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GARVESTONE Garvestone Charity Trustees: If you are a student living in Garvestone and need financial help towards Study or Transport costs, please contact the Chairman, Barry Eagling, on 01362 850101 or at: ‘AT LAST’, TOWN LANE, GARVESTONE.

New Years Eve Party: Due to unforeseen circumstances we won’t be able to organise a New Years Eve Party this year.

Recycling at Garvestone Village Hall: When the bottle banks at the Village Hall are used for recycling, money is raised for the children’s play area. Remember to remove glass bottle tops and jar lids.

New Year Footpaths Walk on Saturday January 4th, starting from the Village Hall at 9.30am. Dogs on leads welcome. Enjoy the off-road countryside, burn-off some calories and meet friendly people. Refreshments will be available afterwards (with donations welcome for church restoration). Enquiries to Robin: 01362 850138.

THUXTON Thoughts and prayers are with the family of Hazel and Keith. We give thanks to Hazel for her many years of work for Thuxton village and for the church and we wish her well.

REYMERSTON Reymerston are requesting a new Group News deliverer from the top end of Mile Road towards Letton Hall where there are about 14 houses along the way, taking about 15 / 30 minutes each month. For more details, please contact the Group Office 01362 858021. There will be a warm welcome to our Carol Service on Sunday December 22nd at 3pm, followed by seasonal nibbles and drinks. We hope that you will join us. Any smaller children are welcome to try on the fancy clothes that we have in a box in the church. Home communion: Thursday December 5th, 10am at The Rectory, Reymerston.

Reymerston Village Hall: A new set of trustees will be appointed in 2020 at the Annual General Meeting on Wednesday April 8th at 7pm. The current trustees have all happily served for many years with the great support of the committee and many ‘friends’. All current trustees will continue to help with the transfer to a new set of trustees, and are happy to continue as ‘friends’ of the village hall. There will be a consultation meeting on Wednesday March 4th at 7pm to which all are welcome, whether interested in putting themselves forward to serve as trustees or to share ideas and opinions. Give a little to your community and the environment in which you live, and gain a lot in friendship and connection to your village. For further information please contact: [email protected] or chairman [email protected] or speak to any trustees in person: Ken Hamer, Dennis Carter, Bronwyn Peard, Bernard Peard.

Village Hall Dates: December 14th, 11am: Christmas celebration. For details of all events, additions, updates and changes, please see our website (https:// sites.google.com/site/reymerstonvillagehall/ home), Reymerston Village Hall Facebook group, hall notice board or [email protected] Charity number: 1033727.

CARLETON FOREHOE Carol Service: St Mary’s will be holding our traditional candlelit Carol service at 4.15pm on Sunday December 15th. This is always a packed and uplifting occasion with everyone is welcome. Please do join us and remember to wrap up warm!

Deck the Halls: We shall be decorating St Mary's for the festive season on Saturday December 14th from 1pm. This is always good fun and everyone is welcome to join in as there will be lots to do. Also, any contributions of greenery (especially ivy and holly) would be most welcome and can be left in the church porch. Christmas Morning: We will hold our Christmas morning family worship at 10.30am on Christmas Day at St Mary’s. Please do join us. Christmas Service Parking: To avoid any cars getting stuck on the meadow please follow the car parking signs and park in Silfield Farms farmyard and walk up to the church. If you have mobility issues you may, of course, park on the meadow.

Wedding Bells: Congratulations to Catherine and Duncan on their marriage at St Mary’s. They very cleverly chose the only dry Saturday in October to get married!

Congratulations: To Steve and Hannah on the safe arrival of Isla Cross. We wish you the very best.

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BARFORD This December, Food Bank expects to give out over 1,000 food parcels, each providing local people in crisis with 3 days food. St Botolph's Church Barford is holding a Christmas food appeal for Norwich Food Bank from December 8th to 15th. Please help us to help them. The following items would be very much appreciated: Long life milk, Long life fruit juice, Long life sponge puddings, Tinned meat, Tinned vegetables, Deodorant & shower gel, Christmas treats, chocolates/sweets, big bags of crisps and Mince pies. These items can be left at any of the following collection points - St Botolph's Church, B & W Village Hall, Barford School and Barford Van Hire. Thank you.

Please join us to celebrate Christmas at St Botolph’s with favourite Carols and the D’Capo choir on Sunday December 8th at 3pm. Refreshments will be served after the service. Christmas Eve Services: Crib Service at 11am and the Midnight Service at 11:30pm. Everyone very welcome. The January service at St Botolph’s will be on the 12th at 9.30am. The next weekday communion will be on Wednesday December 11th, 10am at Grantham House, and in January on Wednesday 8th, 10am, also at Grantham House.

BARFORD & WRAMPLINGHAM VILLAGE HALL: An ‘extended’ Christmas Pop-up Café will be held on Tuesday December 3rd, 10am until 1pm. Please come and join us for free coffee/tea, sausage rolls and mince pies. There will also be a Christmas raffle and a craft stall. See you there! Looking ahead to January 2020, the next Pop-up Café will be held on Tuesday 7th, 10 - 12 for Coffee/Tea, Cake and Chat!

Future Barford Social dates: New Year’s Eve December 31st, Party-night. Barford, Wramplingham and District W.I: meet on the second Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm. For our meeting on October 8th, our 96th birthday, we were given a splendid talk and slide show by Peter Goodrum depicting Norwich in the 50s and 60s. Our meeting on December 10th will be a members night with entertainment by the ‘Ladies a cappella Singing

Group’. ♫ ♫

WRAMPLINGHAM Please come to our joyful Carol Service on Friday December 20th at 7pm with the D'Capo choir singing, and the Church filled with Christmas sparkle. Mulled wine, mince pies, sticky sausages and other tasty fare to enjoy together following the service as a real start to the Christmas festivities! In preparation, we will be decorating the Church on Thursday December 19th from 10am and welcome any willing helpers!

Many thanks to the B&W Parish Council for the smart new notice board now displayed opposite the pond in the village. Please contact the Parish Clerk for access when wanting to display flyers etc. (See page 4 for details) Many thanks also to Robin and Joy Upfold for keeping the War Memorial trimmed and tidy during the year and especially for Remembrance Day. A FLIGHT OF GEESE

Through dawn’s autumn mist their distant voice is heard, WHINBURGH and WESTFIELD Unseen, still far away, but their distinctive Carols by Candlelight on Christmas Eve: cries warn of their approach. The traditional carol service at St Mary’s Whinburgh on Christmas Eve, And, finally, in a chevron they emerge, Tuesday 24th at 6.30pm is always a special event - with some lovely as if by magic, carols, readings, and seasonal refreshments. To fly past, with alternating honking chorus, pink in the sun’s early rays. And now the plea for participants - we need some readers and it is To disappear again into the tinted mist. always so nice to have volunteers! Also if anyone would like to sing or play a solo, that would be an added Their calls reminding they had passed, bonus! until they too fade into silence. Please contact Liz Cooper It is a sight and sound that stirs the heart. on 01362 699195 Beautiful and almost godly to behold. or email [email protected] And one which has the power to start a day as soon as possible so we can put a just as it should. programme together. We look forward to welcoming you all to Dave Gudgeon this popular and enjoyable service. Wymondham Dementia Support Group.

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HARDINGHAM Thoughts and prayers are with Joan and family. Jimmy lived and farmed in Hardingham all his life. Thoughts and prayers also, for the family of Lily who lived in the village for many years.

The Candlelit Carol Service: All are most welcome to come to our Candlelit Carol Service on Saturday December 21st at 5.30pm in St George’s Church. Mulled wine, mince pies and sausage rolls will be served after the Service. Help with decorating the Church will be greatly appreciated on Thursday 19th in the morning. Please bring any greenery you may have in the garden.

Memorial Hall Quiz and Supper: will be on Saturday February 15th at 7.30pm. Tickets available from Alison Gibb [email protected] or 01953850606. The Bar will be open all evening. Supper menu to be decided.

MAY 16th 2020 is a date for your diary! The Memorial Hall Centenary will be celebrated on this day. The Committee has met with great enthusiasm! It is planned that the last 100 years of life in Hardingham will be celebrated with exhibitions / tableaux at various locations around the village to depict life in Hardingham over the last 100 years with a vintage bus tour to take you around the village. In the evening there will be a ‘bring and share’ supper on the Meadow, with real ales, live music etc. To assist the Committee with exhibitions, do you have any old photos, memorabilia, memories, stories of the village or do you know anyone else who might be able to help us? If the answer is yes, please contact Alison Gibb (email as above) initially. One of the Committee members will contact you.

THANK YOU to all those who have helped during the year with church flowers, church cleaning and general tasks in the church and on the meadow, and with all the Events in the village. Hardingham W.I. meet at the Memorial Hall at 7.30 p.m. on the 2nd Wednesday of the month. New members made wel- come. Contact Jenny Naish on 01953 852575 or [email protected] The W.I. is hosting the Dereham Salvation Army Band’s annual carol service at the Memorial Hall on Monday December 16th at 7.30pm. All welcome!

KIMBERLEY The new electric organ, a Viscount Envoy 35f, was installed on October 24th after four years of fundraising. Its debut was made at our service on October 27th. Thanks to everyone who made this possible.

We had a well-attended Remembrance service, and would like to thank Rev. Tim for taking the service, and those who provided memorial decorations in the church. Thank you also to Chris and Jayden Stebbings who rang the bells in the afternoon.

Thank you to everyone who assisted with the Christmas Fair by providing items to sell and helping on the day. All proceeds will go to the church to help to pay for the maintenance of this lovely building.

We will be decorating the church for Christmas on Wednesday December 18th at 3pm and would welcome any assistance – many hands make light work! Our Carol Service will be held on Christmas Eve at 4.30pm followed by sausage rolls and mulled wine. Do come and join us for a lovely start to the Christmas celebrations.

BRANDON PARVA

Wicklewood Christmas Trees

Nordmann non-drop variety Wishing everyone Any size up to 12ft just £22.50 incl. VAT in all our villages (subject to availability) a very Merry Christmas Pick your own or pre - cut trees and a Happy & Come to choose your tree at: Pose Farm, The Green, Wicklewood, Healthy New Year. NR18 9PX Bulk discounts available, any enquiries to 07960 119988

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LOCAL PAINTER AND DECORATOR Peter Jones Interior & Exterior Optimising Health, Work & Wellbeing Free Quotations and Advice Bodywork for You Top Quality Work At clinics in Norwich and East Dereham Hethersett 01603 940812 Remedial holistic massage and 07765497354 mobilisation therapy

Offering help with

 Everyday aches and pains  Rehabilitation for muscles and joints  Feelings of anxiety and stress

For an appointment or more information please get in touch

CNHC accredited therapist

07711 369 899 [email protected]

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T.B. BUILDING SERVICES Chestnut Cottage, Suton Street, Suton, Wymondham. Phone: 0758 4166 747

Email: [email protected] Local small builder: All aspects of brick work and block work Ground working · Patios and garden walls · Extensions and garages · Re-pointing and renovations · Free quotations.

GAS & OIL BOILER SPECIALISTS in SERVICE REPAIR and INSTALLATION. IDBS Ltd: Industrial Domestic Boiler Services All servicing etc is carried out to OFTEC (oil heating regulatory body) standards. For more information contact:

01953 457962 or 07818 408 474 e-mail: [email protected]

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Bev Lappin HOLISTIC MASSAGE THERAPIST Member of the Guild of Holistic Therapists. Set in the countryside, I aim to give a unique experience tailored to the needs of ladies and children. Vouchers are available. Treatments may help to relieve:  Stress and anxiety  Migraine  Improve Circulation  Digestion  Aches & Pains of Modern Life. Based in Garvestone. Contact 07909 502558 [email protected]

Kevin’s Computer Services CompTIA & CISCO certified Services to include; repairs, maintenance, upgrades, tuition and more. Frustrated with a slow computer? Tel. (M) 07847 674 835 Tel. (L) 01362 850313 Email [email protected]

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Barnham Broom and Upper Yare Church Services - December 2019

Dec 1st Dec 8th Dec 15th Dec 22nd Dec 24th Dec 25th Dec 29th Christmas Eve Christmas Advent Trinity 12 Trinity 13 Trinity 14 Christmas Day 1

3pm 11am Crib Carols BARFORD D’Capo Midnight HC 11.30pm 6.30pm 9am BARNHAM BROOM Carols HC Group Said Choir BRANDON PARVA 10am 20th Carols Group WRAMPLINGHAM 7pm Service HC D’Capo

4.15 Carols 10.30am CARLETON D’Capo Carols FOREHOE

9.30am 4.30pm KIMBERLEY HC Carols

11am 10am RUNHALL HC Carols

4pm THUXTON Carols

1st Dec 21st Carols 10am Group HARDINGHAM 2.30pm 5.30pm WI Carols Group Service HC Choir 11am 3pm REYMERSTON HC Carols

6pm CRANWORTH Carols Group choir

SOUTHBURGH 5pm GARVESTONE Crib

11am GARVESTONE 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm United CHAPEL Carols

6.30pm WHINBURGH Carols

11am WESTFIELD Carols

HC Communion, MW, Morning Worship. Compline, a service of quiet reflection. BCP Book of Common Prayer. Regular Weekday Services: Morning Prayer at 8.30am: Tuesday at St Peter’s, Reymerston. Wednesday at St Mary’s, Carleton Forehoe. Thursday at St Peter’s, Reymerston. Friday at Top Barn, Wramplingham. Weekday Communion: Thursday December 5th, 10am at The Rectory, Reymerston. Wednesday December 11th, 10am at Grantham House, Barford.

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Barnham Broom and Upper Yare Church Services - January 2020 Jan 5th Jan 12th Jan 19th Jan 26th Feb 2nd Christmas 2 Baptism Epiphany 2 Epiphany 3 Presentation

9.30am BARFORD HC

10am HC 9.30am BARNHAM BROOM Group Service MW

BRANDON PARVA

11am WRAMPLINGHAM MW

9.30am CARLETON FOREHOE MW

st 9.30am 1 Wedding KIMBERLEY MW

9.30am RUNHALL HC

11am THUXTON MW

9.30am HARDINGHAM HC

11am 10am HC REYMERSTON HC Group Service

11am CRANWORTH HC

SOUTHBURGH

11am HC GARVESTONE United Service

GARVESTONE CHAPEL 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm 2.30pm

11am WHINBURGH MW

11am WESTFIELD MW

HC Communion, MW, Morning Worship. Compline, a service of quiet reflection. BCP Book of Common Prayer. Regular Weekday Services: Morning Prayer at 8.30am: Tuesday at St Peter’s, Reymerston. Wednesday at St Mary’s, Carleton Forehoe. Thursday at St Peter’s, Reymerston. Friday at Top Barn, Wramplingham. Weekday Communion: Wednesday January 8th at Grantham House, Barford. Home Group : Friday January 31st, 2pm at The Rectory, Reymerston.

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Colouring pictures and a shepherd looking for a lost lamb

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FOLLYFOOT CATTERY

 Purpose built chalets in pleasant surroundings  Heated accommodation  Single and family pens with covered runs  Special diets catered for  Medications administered if required  Council registered  Vaccinated cats only boarded  Viewing welcome (by appointment)

DEREHAM ROAD, WESTFIELD, DEREHAM, NR19 1QG 01362 820755 www.follyfootcattery.com email : [email protected]

Wicklewood Christmas Trees A.G. DREW ELECTRICAL LTD. Nordmann non-drop variety ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR (CHURCH FARM, THUXTON) Any size up to 12ft just £22.50 incl. VAT OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE (subject to availability) PART P REGISTERED CONTRACTOR Pick your own or pre-cut trees ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DOMESTIC, AGRICULTURAL & COMMERCIAL Come to choose your tree at: * INSTALLATIONS AND REPAIRS Pose Farm, The Green, Wicklewood, * INSPECTION AND TESTING * FREE QUOTATIONS NR18 9PX ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bulk discounts available, any enquiries to ANTHONY DREW TEL: 07899678797 01362 850765 Email: [email protected] 07960 119988

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· Elderly Client Law · Preserving assets in the event of long term care · Financial responsibility for long term care · Lasting Powers of Attorney · Court of Protection · Wills · Probate · Contact your friendly local lawyer, Jennifer George (formerly Jennifer Easter) Home visits available at no extra charge.

Tel: 01986 892721 Email: [email protected] www.sprakekingsley.co.uk

Sprake & Kingsley, 16 Broad Street, Bungay, Suffolk, NR35 1EN.

‘Quietly helping and guiding bereaved families for many years now, our family team offer guidance and direction at a time most needed’

Pre-paid Funeral Plans and Memorialisation Available

Attleborough 01953 452455 Wymondham 01953 605222

@andyfree.com [email protected] 24 hour service

WADE ACCOUNTANCY Bookkeeping Accounts preparation Personal tax returns Payroll and VAT Experience with various computerised packages including SAGE, Payroll Manager and Xero For further details please contact Rebecca Wade on 07891 392515 or [email protected]

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Relocated to Southburgh and your area (Hingham, Garvestone, Reymerston, Cranworth) with over 20 years experience Unisex Salon

. Cutting . Colouring . Technical Colouring . Extensions . Barbering

Appointments only. To book a consultation please call Kelly on 07799 766935 or 01362 822132

e.mail [email protected] discounts available with our Junior stylist Chloe. Please ask for details.

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J. FENCING & SON

ALL TYPES OF FENCING SUPPLIED AND ERECTED.

WE HOLD THE UPPER TIER WASTE CARRIERS’ LICENCE. Dog Walking – Pet Sitting – House Sitting FULLY INSURED, NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL Pet Taxi – Home Boarding - Puppy Care [email protected] Cat Sitting – Small Animal/Bird Visits Call Sarah on- 07796054159 Office -01953 488637 Mob-07999451067 www.sjs-dogwalkers-petsitters.co.uk Email- [email protected] HEDGE/GRASS CUTTING SERVICE ALSO AVAILABLE FULLY INSURED

TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS TREES TREVOR REYNOLDS

Good Selection from 4ft high TREES & GARDENS

Available to select now Experienced tree surgeon & gardener of 30 years. City & Guilds qualified & fully insured. (Wellies advised!!) Call 01603 759520 or

07805280735 for free quote Contact Michael and Deborah Barker 01362 850337

HINGHAM & DISTRICT BRICKLAYER Historic and new brickwork Restoration Repairs DOG TRAINING CLUB New Build

Classes at Lincoln Hall, Hingham Extensions Please telephone Chris Baile on 07723094836 Every THURSDAY night for a free estimate www.chrisbaile.com

Starter class Beginner’s class Intermediate & Advanced class £20 FOR A 6 WEEK INTRODUCTION COURSE

£2 per week for members Contact Debbie for more details 07771738414 Everyone welcome

(over 30 years experience in dog training)

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For all your gardening needs including, Mowing. Digging. Hedge trimming. Weeding. Cleaning and general maintenance. Fully Insured Relax Let us do the hard work so you don't have to! Call 01362 822149 / 07718 276524

HAVE A NEW LOOK HUGH HARRISON & CO Painting & Decorating – Interior & Exterior Brandon Parva: 01603 759281 Wallpapering & Home Improvements Lewis: 07831 294523 Repairs etc. ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ ⁃ We still repair/service all makes & models of garden For a free estimate (private and commercial) equipment. Sales too. however large or small Birdscarers, Kites, Banger Ropes, Rockets. pick up the phone and give me a call Anti-freeze, Screenwash, Oils, Grease, Tools, Calor Gas, No VAT on labour Water Softener Salt, Nuts/Bolts, Nails, Screws, Goggles, Est. 1985 Facemasks, Battteries.. and much more in our stores. Dereham (01362) 850358 JOHN LEEDER Winter opening Times: November to April 1st ‘Ashmead’ Thuxton, NR9 4QH Mon-Fri 9am-4pm

JIMMY BURT

Plastering Services, GARDEN & GROUND 31 years Experience. MAINTENANCE Established since 1981 for large gardens & commercial properties

All Plastering work Including – General maintenance & weeding. Internal and External Hedge cutting. Grass cutting.

New Build Pressure washing.

Extensions Various lawn care programmes also available Re-skimmed Artex Including - Dot and Dab Plaster Boarding Feeding. Scarifying. Moss killing & Weed killing. INSURANCE WORK UNDERTAKEN

FREE QUOTES and FRIENDLY SERVICE Call Nigel on 07731 723926 TELEPHONE (WYMONDHAM ) and 01362 822149 01953 713855 MOBILE 07833 965606 for a free, no obligation quote. Fully insured.

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Watton Antiques & Collectables Centre As seen on TV! Watton Antiques & Collectables Centre is set on the outskirts of the market town of Watton. The Retro Centre was recently featured on BBC One’s Antiques Road Trip. The centre is full of Antique and Retro furniture, collectable items, clocks, vintage fashion and so much more. Offering space to rent, our collection is ever growing! Not forgetting our Vintage Tea Room. Open 7 days a week 10-16:30. Unit 3, Breckland Business Park, Norwich Road, Watton, PE25 6UP 01953 883553 www.wattonantiquesandcollectables.co.uk

D and S LOGS SEASONED FIREWOOD £85.00 per load, or Bags of logs £2.75 each, or 4 for £10.00 Bags of kindling also available Call Daniel or Sue at Barnham Broom Home - 01603 757669

Mob– 07899 811456

Cafeverde: 01362 857157 www.southgreenpark.co.uk , Dereham, R20 3JY. OSTEOPATHIC TREATMENT

GOsC Registered Osteopath

Practising at Willow Farm, Dereham Road, Garvestone

Weekend and evening appointments available

 Spinal pain  Sciatica  Headaches  Muscle strains  Ligament sprains  Sports injuries  Chronic conditions  Problems relating to pregnancy  From newborn to the elderly treated Animals treated also

For more information or to book an appointment, contact:

Caroline DeWilde BSc (Hons) Ost. 01362 858530

www.willowosteopathy.co.uk

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SEW’N’SO

For all your sewing and alterations

Dresses for special occasions, Weddings, Proms, Cocktail. Alterations, Zips and Repairs. Curtains, Cushions and Table linen. Call Jan: 01362 850777 07919 037383

[email protected]

RABBITS - FOXES - RODENTS - MOLES - INSECTS JAMES BAYLISS Pest & Predatory Control Services Fully Qualified & Certificated Professional Methods Used

24, Pound Green Lane Tel: 01362 821358 Shipdham

Mob: 07776 446745 Thetford Norfolk IP25 7LF

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D.J.B. LANDSCAPING

: Driveways : Paving : Fencing : : Garden Clearance : Hedge Maintenance : : Grass Cutting / strimming : : Building Repairs / Maintenance : Concreting : All jobs considered Mobile 07795 833440 Fakenham 01328 700859 David Bennett

Wood Burners Supplied – Installed – Serviced Call

The ‘Flue Ferret’ Specialist Installer of wood & multi-fuel burning appliances and Twin-Wall Chimney systems

Contact Craig Mobile: 07765 404 304 Office: 01603 882120 HETAS Reg No 5926 HETAS Insured

Specialising in small jobs • leaks, overflows & burst pipes • taps repaired & replaced• outside taps • toilets repaired •ball valves • washing machines & dishwashers plumbed in • showers fitted & repaired • bathrooms fitted & tiled Call Adrian on 01362 694286 / 07951 114440 [email protected] www.amhplumbing.co.uk

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EDWARD SERVICES, FAMILY BUSINESS ALL GROUNDWORKS UNDERTAKEN FRENCH LESSONS LANDSCAPING, FENCING, PAVING, FOOTINGS OVERSITES, TO SUIT YOU SITE CLEARANCE, DRIVEWAYS. ADULTS AND CHILDREN 3 TON EX.HIRE. CONCRETING FREE SITE VISIT INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP LESSONS RING CATHERINE MORRISON CALL EDWARD 01953 850823 07818272957

HAY FOR SALE TRADITIONAL BALES BARN STORED, 3 TYPES £2-50 to £3

CAN DELIVER 01603 759 470

Institute of Chimney Sweeps member Professionally trained and insured Insurance certificates issued Contact: Jim Reade 01362 858122/07840424319 Email: [email protected]

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MOBILE LIBRARY VISITS

Route Number CEN 213 TUESDAYS. Every 4 weeks Route Number CEN 517 FRIDAYS Every 4 weeks 2 KIMBERLEY 09.45 10.40 The Station 2 GARVESTONE 9.55 10:10 Council Houses Lay-by 12 KIMBERLEY 11.55 12.05 The Green 12 GARVESTONE 12:00 12:10 Crossways Farm 14 HARDINGHAM 12.15 12.30 Policeman’s Loke -h/call 20 GARVESTONE 14.20 14.35 Level Crossing Dec 10, 2020: Jan 7, Feb 4, March 3. 22 REYMERSTON 14.40 14.55 The Village Hall 24 SOUTHBURGH 15.05 15.20 The Common Post Box Route Number CEN 113 MONDAYS. Every 4 weeks 26 SOUTHBURGH 15.25 15.50 The Old Reading Room 4 BRANDON PARVA 14.40 14.45 Harrisons 28 CRANWORTH 15.55 16.05 The Swathing 6 BARNHAM BROOM 15.05 15.35 The School Dec 20, Jan 17, Feb 14, March 13. 8 BARNHAM BROOM 15.40 16.00 The Bell Pub 10 BARNHAM BROOM 16.05 16.35 Hillside 12 BARNHAM BROOM 16.40 17.10 Playing Field Dec 9, Jan 6, Feb 3, March 2.

Route Number CEN 317 WEDNESDAYS. Every 4 weeks 14 WRAMPLINGHAM 12.20 12.35 Mill House 16 BARFORD 12.40 13.00 Clarkes Close Jan 22, Feb 19, March 18.

https://www.norfolk.gov.uk/libraries-local-history-and- archives/libraries/your-local-library/routes-and- timetables and choose your village or call 01603 222303 for more information.

MOBILE: 07880 541225

PAINTER & DECORATOR INTERIOR & EXTERIOR FREE ESTIMATES COMPETITIVE RATES OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE CALL GLENN on 01362 853226

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Supporting our village churches All of the beautiful churches which belong to our villages are important historic buildings. We are all deeply grateful to everyone who gives their time and resource so generously to help support and maintain them. The church repair and maintenance is currently funded by donations from the congregations and, where possible, grant applications and fund-raising events, as we have no other funding sources. We want to keep our village churches in good repair for future generations but this is very costly and we need more help. This note is to ask if you would please consider contributing either regularly or as a one-off towards your village church maintenance during 2020, and beyond if possible. It may also be possible to claim Gift Aid to increase any contribution, where this is applicable. If you would like to contribute you can do this in several ways: Direct through bank: AC number 8015 3273 Sort Code 20 99 08 or Text a donation to your chosen church as shown below:

£1 Number: 70201 £3 Number: 70331 £5 Number: 70970 £10 Number: 70191 Barford HYDF011 Reymerston HYDF004

Barnham Broom HYDF009 Runhall HYDF016

Brandon Parva HYDF015 Southburgh HYDF014

Carleton Forehoe HYDF010 Thuxton HYDF005

Cranworth HYDF013 Westfield HYDF007

Garvestone HYDF002 Whinburgh HYDF006

Hardingham HYDF008 Wramplingham HYDF012

Kimberley HYDF003 All churches HYDF001

Any amount, however small, would be a help towards keeping these lovely buildings in better repair, and is gratefully received. Thank you.

PCC AGM DATES 2020 Reymerston Thursday 13th Feb 3pm Wood Farm, Reymerston Hardingham Sunday 16th Feb 5pm Denmark House, Hardingham

Garvestone Tuesday 18th Feb 12noon Hillside, Garvestone Barnham Broom Saturday 22nd Feb 7.30pm Bay Tree House, Barnham Broom

Thuxton Tuesday 25th Feb 7pm Thuxton Church, Thuxton 10 Trees Carleton Forehoe Friday 28th Feb 4pm The Old Rectory th 18 Candles Cranworth & Southburgh Thursday 5 March 2.30pm Old Farmhouse, Southburgh th Wramplingham Friday 6 March 9am Top Barn, Wramplingham SEASONS GREETINGS! Barford Tuesday 10th March 10am Grantham House, Barford

Kimberley Friday 13h March 5pm Manor Farm, Coston Brandon Parva Tuesday 24th March 3pm Moncks Hall Westfield & Whinburgh Thursday 26th March 7.30pm Home Farm Runhall Thursday 2nd April 7pm Beech House, Runhall

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