The Official
Harleston
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Town Guide 2022/2023
Local Services • Recreation • Town Map • Attractions
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Contents
Welcome
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The Official Harleston Town Guide 2022-23 © Redenhall with Harleston Town Council
Harleston Safer Neighbourhood Team
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Harleston Library
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Harleston Information Plus
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Health and Welfare
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History
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Out and About
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Harleston’s Future
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Local Walks
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Education
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Harleston Create Learn Play
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Map of Harleston
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Religion
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Harleston & District Business Forum
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Editor: Sarah Veness, 01379 773348
Neighbouring Villages
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Advertising: 01379 773347
Clubs and Societies
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Email: info@falconpublications.co.uk
Sport and Fitness
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Directory of Advertisers
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Welcome to Harleston Harleston is a small town nestled in the Waveney
with the famous event through the local Fuller
Valley. It is a great location for visiting the Norfolk
family. These trees were specially created to
Broads, seaside and the historic city of Norwich.
commemorate the 400 year anniversary of the
There are many local walks, nearby fishing lakes
sailing of the Mayflower ship to America.
and a great leisure centre with recreation ground.
Harleston provides a habitat for swifts to stay
Harleston is on a national cycle route and we
during their visit to the country and has delightful
welcome many cyclists as they stop for a rest and
open countryside nearby. There are many
refreshments.
opportunities for us all to help the recovery of our
Harleston holds a Wednesday market which has
natural environment in the post Covid world to
been running since 1259. It has been wonderful
make Harleston an even better place to live, work
to see optimism returning as our town emerges
and visit.
from the restrictions imposed due to the spread of
The town is home to many independent shops,
Covid. Local volunteer groups are once again
cafes and restaurants all seeking to cater for the
organising events, which include the Harleston
needs of both local people and visitors. There is a
and Waveney Festival, antiques market and
proposal for significant investment in the town
evening street party, food festival, beer festival
centre with a new design that will give priority to
and the marvellous Christmas market and lights
the pedestrian and make visiting and shopping an
switch-on. Beautiful flags adorn the shops and are
even more enjoyable experience. The Market
changed regularly in line with different events or
Place would become a space for people to meet
themes throughout the year. As the town
up and socialise and for holding more events.
awakens from slumber with renewed vigour, other
Harleston retains free parking and provides a
events are being suggested and considered.
perfect place for a very pleasant day shopping and
A current list can be found on the Town Calendar
a bite to eat or something to drink.
on the Town Council website.
More details of events and more, can be found on
We will be planting trees in the cemetery of St
our website: www.harleston-tc.gov.uk. Please
Marys Church as part of the Green Canopy as a
subscribe to our newsletter for updates and
way of helping nature recover from years of
current information relating to our town.
neglect. Pride of place will be a Pilgrim 400 apple
Welcome to Harleston, we hope to see you soon.
tree, which has been gifted to the Town Council from Nottinghamshire County Council and Bassetlaw District Council due to our association
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Redenhall with Harleston Town Council runs the Harleston Community Leisure Facility based in the Leisure Centre, the town’s market, the allotments, the majority of streetlights, the War Memorial, the Clock Tower, bus shelters, the public toilets, the Recreation Ground and it’s play area, the Christmas Lights and the cemetery in Redenhall. Contact: Clare Crane, Town Clerk, Council Office, Memorial Leisure Centre, Wilderness Lane, Harleston IP20 9DD Telephone: 01379 854519 Email: enquiries@harleston-tc.gov.uk Website: www.harleston-tc.gov.uk If you want to know what’s going on, please subscribe to our website update service.— It’s FREE! www.harleston-tc.gov.uk
Norfolk County Council is responsible for major county wide services such as education, highways, police, fire and rescue, social services and libraries. It co-ordinates strategic, transport and emergency planning. Its main office is in County Hall in Norwich. Telephone: 0344 800 8020 Website: www.norfolk.gov.uk South Norfolk District Council, is responsible for planning (including most housing applications), housing, council tax and refuse collection, electoral registration, licensing, most leisure centres and pools and street cleaning. Its offices are in Long Stratton. Telephone: 01508 533633 Email: reception@s-norfolk.gov.uk Website: www.south-norfolk.gov.uk
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Harleston Information Plus (HIP) Harleston Information Plus is an independent charity funded through grants and donations. The charity has a voluntary management board made up of local people, and with the help of around 40 volunteers and three part-time staff, provides services and support to around 5000 people each year. It offers a community hub that is home to a number of valuable services, catering for visitors to the town, its residents and those that live in the surrounding villages of Norfolk and Suffolk. We always look forward to welcoming people at the Community Information Centre, so why not call in to browse or see if we can help you? Or visit our website where you will find a wealth of information about local businesses, services, community groups and events.
Community Information
Finding Employment
Community/Lifelong Learning
Clubs and society details Events around Harleston Volunteer opportunities Bus timetables Tourist information, local attractions, walking routes, accommodation guide
Jobs Club CV writing and application support Local job vacancies Work skills training Careers guidance Self-employment
First Aid Fraud awareness Access and support to online courses and services
Community Events
Tackling Loneliness and Social Isolation
And so much more…
Citizens Advice (Weds by appointment) Info on services and help agencies Foodbank vouchers County Councillor surgery
Befriending Service Better Together project in association with Voluntary Norfolk
Meeting Room hire Harleston Cinema bookings U3A Board Games group Ticket office for local events For sale.….Harleston bags, books, craft goods, dog poo bags! Recycling collection point – spectacles, stamps, plastic bottle tops
We rely on grants and donations, and are particularly fortunate to have the support of Harleston Town Council and the Bullock Fair Charity to enable us to continue our service to the community. Opening Times: Mon-Fri (9:30am to 3pm), Thu (9.30am-12:30pm and Saturday 10am -1pm). Harleston Information Plus 8 Exchange St, Harleston, IP20 9AB Phone: 01379 851917 Email: hip@harleston-norfolk.org.uk www.harleston-norfolk.org.uk Harleston Information Plus
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Diss Chiropody & Podiatry Clinic Day & Evening Appointments Nail Surgery Clinic Orthotic/Insole Therapy Foot Care/Advice Various Verrucae Treatments (Including needling) Ultrasound scanning available Product Sales Home Visits Available
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• Exclusive Gym including Cardio and Resistance Machines • Extensive Free Weights area • Variety of Fitness Classes for all Ages • Competitive Memberships to suit all • Squash and Tennis Courts • Meeting Rooms for Hire
For more information visit www.harlestongym.co.uk telephone – 01379 852088 text – 07496 984278
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Health and Welfare Harleston Medical Practice
Dentist
Bullock Fair Surgery Bullock Fair Close Harleston Norfolk IP20 9AT
Bupa Dental Care
The telephone lines are open from 8.30am – 6.30pm (6.00pm on Wednesday). Tel: 01379 853217 Options: 1 – Appointments 2 – Cancellation line (open 24 hours) 3 – Dispensary 10.30-12 & 2-4pm 4 – Test Results after 11.30am 5 – Secretary For referrals only 10-3pm 6 – Reception (general reception enquiries) – after 10am GP routine same day access - Please call us between 8.30 and 10 am if you require the attention of a GP · To request a home visit: 01379 853217 before 10:30am · Dedicated Cancellation line 01379 855908 · We update our website regularly: www.harlestonsurgery.co.uk · E-Mail: harleston.reception@nhs.net · The dispensary is busy, so please order repeat medication when you have seven days supply remaining. · You can request a repeat prescription online at: www.harlestonsurgery.co.uk · The practice information leaflet is available from Bullock Fair surgery or online
24-26 Redenhall Road, Harleston, IP20 9ER Telephone: 01379 854466 Out of hours emergencies: Private (Call to get number from answerphone), NHS - Dial 111 Opening times: 8am - 7pm - Monday, Wednesday 8am-5.30pm - Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8am-1pm - Saturday Opticians Cecil Amey
33b The Thoroughfare, Harleston, IP20 9AS Telephone: 01379 853504 Jeffery & Associates
10 Old Market Place, Harleston, IP20 9BE Telephone: 01379 853494 Hearing Services Cecil Amey Hearing Care
33b The Thoroughfare, Harleston, IP20 9AS Telephone: 01379 853504 Chemist Your Local Boots Pharmacy
17 The Throughfare, Harleston IP20 9AH Telephone: 01379 852338 Opening times: Monday-Friday: 9am-6pm Saturday: 9am-5pm NHS Non-Emergency Number Telephone: 111 www.nhs.uk
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Photo: Pauline Shadbolt
Harleston’s History Harleston is an unplanned town, unlike other medieval towns such as Great Yarmouth with its’ ‘rows’. This is a market town in the true sense of the word as, at its’ very beginning, the market preceded a settled community. Why the market became established here is not clear, but a Royal Charter was granted in the 13th century. The triangular market area was bounded by Exchange Street, the Thoroughfare and the Old Market Place/Broad Street. This became a considerable enterprise, serving a wide area. Medieval plots developed on the outside edge of this triangle, stretching back a long way from narrow frontages. They consisted of small orchards, gardens, outhouses and workshops and eventually became known as ‘Yards’. Small industries – tinsmiths, gunsmiths, saddlers and wheelwrights et al plied their trades and turned the yards into noisy, busy places. The buildings fronting the streets became shops with their owners living upstairs.These yards still exist but are now mainly residential. Within the triangle, the market flourished but gradually was built up with more permanent buildings. By 1839, the structure of the town centre was very much as it is today. All through this steady re-development, the daily spiritual needs of the townsfolk and market goers were being met by St Johns’ Chapel of Ease which stood for many hundreds of years on the edge of the Market Place. The chapel was demolished in the 1870’s and replaced by St Johns’ Church built in Broad Street in 1872. (The Chapel of Ease was only available Monday to Saturday. Everyone was obliged to attend St Marys’ Redenhall on a Sunday.)
Photo: Margaret Griffiths
Over the years, a good relationship built up between the people of Harleston and the many small businesses which thrived here – one steadfastly supported the other, the effect of WW1 was to reduce the population considerably, however the town battled on and took WW2 in its stride – even the closure of the railway did not knock the towns’ progress. The 1960’s was a particularly prosperous time in terms of employment opportunities when a number of small manufacturing firms moved in and created hundreds of manufacturing jobs. Most of these have gone now and Harleston is back to what it always was – a small, vibrant market town providing a wonderful place we can all enjoy. The town is proud of its heritage. For those who wish to know more, why not visit the Harleston Museum? Very small, but perfectly formed, the museum is stewarded by enthusiastic volunteers from May to September. The opening times are limited but can be opened at other times by arrangement – contact details on museum door. Entry is free.
The building of the Corn Hall in Exchange Street 1850 and the coming of the railway in 1855 was indicative of prosperous times and signalled a sound economic future for the town.
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Out and About
Photo: Pauline Shadbolt
Buses Regular bus services connect Harleston with Norwich, Diss and Beccles. For full details of bus services and pick up points contact: • Traveline on 0871 200 2233, www.traveline.info • Konect Bus on 03300 539358, www.konectbus.co.uk
medical appointments, going shopping, attending local jobs clubs and training, participating in social events and visiting friends and family. Borderhoppa Community Transport is a registered not for profit charity and has been in operation since 2002. Borderhoppa’s office is based at 40 Fuller Road, Harleston and has a team of paid staff and drivers. The service currently covers 56 parishes in south Norfolk and north Suffolk and continues to grow.
• Simonds on 01379 647300, www.simonds.co.uk Printed timetables are available at Harleston Information Plus. Information on National Express services can be found at www.nationalexpress.com
Borderhoppa Borderhoppa provides a range of vital community transport services which are available to people who have no other access to other forms of transport. Users of the service include the elderly, community groups, young people, the rurally isolated and those with impaired mobility. Borderhoppa services allow users to carry out important tasks such as attending
We provide a door to door dial-a-ride service and also arrange regular members’ outings throughout the year to popular destinations. Our buses are available to any local not for profit organisations, clubs and societies for private hire at very reasonable rates. Most buses are fitted with wheelchair lifts to make them fully accessible. Prices are available on request. If you would like to make a booking, or would like more information, then please call 01379 854800 or visit www.borderhoppa.org. You can also email us at adminborderhopa@btconnect.com
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CALUM WARD Accountants & Taxation Advisors 01379 852183 info@calumward.co.uk
Market House, 4 Church Street Harleston IP20 9BB www.calumward.co.uk
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Harleston’s Future is an independent, voluntary group committed to supporting the Town Council, local businesses and community life in Harleston. We work closely with the Town Council, local businesses and other groups, to organise a range of activities for the benefit of Harleston residents, the surrounding communities and visitors. As well as organising community events and street markets, the Film Group runs a monthly cinema (with a matinee and evening screening on the last Thursday of the month); Flag Force provides a colourful array of flags throughout the year, with wonderful bunting in the summer months; and the Environment Group helps address issues in and around the town and aims to provide a better home for wildlife including through the Swift Action Group.
We rely on the support of volunteers. New supporters are always welcome and it is a great way to meet new people and get involved with your community. If you are interested and want to know more or have ideas for events and activities you would like to see in Harleston please contact us on info@visitharleston.org.uk or come and chat to us at one of our events. Please check the website www.vistharleston.org.uk for further information about the activities organised by Harleston’s Future.
This year, 2022, Harleston’s Future will be joining with the Town Council and other local organisations and businesses to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee over the bank holiday weekend 2- 5 June. After the last couple of years dominated by covid, everyone is hoping that the sun will shine and we can all come together and enjoy ourselves. The annual Food and Drink Festival will be the 17 September (to be confirmed) and building on last year’s success we are looking forward to a bigger and better event this year with lots of involvement from our excellent local producers and retailers. There will also be a Christmas Market, with the normal Christmas “festivities” including a themed best shop window competition. Looking ahead to 2023, we hope it will be back to business as normal with the regular events listed above as well as the Antiques Market and Street Party which will return for its normal fathers’ day spot in June. There will also be the ever-popular biennial Open Gardens to look forward to, which will be back to its normal early summer spot. The Harleston and Waveney Festival will also be making a return in the week running up to the August bank holiday weekend.
The Harleston, Norfolk community made 1000 origami peace-cranes, each with tiny swifts printed on the wingtips. The wingtips were cut from the cranes and placed into two plastic spheres. One of the spheres was mounted on a display card and sent 36 miles into the sky above Death Valley, California. On the day it was undoubtedly the highest community peace message in the world and perhaps among the highest in history. The second sphere was taken to Japan and left in the Hiroshima Children’s Peace Park.
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Walks
Waveney Valley View by Peter Metcalf
Harleston is close to the River Waveney - the boundary between Norfolk and Suffolk.
Walk 1 - Harleston via Starston. Approx distance of 2.8 miles. Steep gradients.
The walks explore the Norfolk side of the Waveney valley - an ancient landscape comprising a complex network of irregular fields bounded by old hedgerows, remnants of the ancient woods, winding lanes connecting villages, hay meadows and pastures, rivers and wetlands; all now set in modern arable land. There are many routes walkers can take, and further information on many more walks can be found at Harleston Information Plus which is situated in Exchange Street. Here are just three examples of the interesting walks you can take.
This walk starts at the Recreation Ground, turning onto Wilderness Lane, Starston Road and then down Bunn's Lane (off the B1134 Starston Road). If you turn right at the end of Bunn's Lane and follow the hill down The Street, you will see St Margaret's Church ahead. If you don't wish to visit the church, turn right past the village hall, and at the end of the pavement turn right onto the public footpath just after passing The Rectory. Ignore the track on the left but keep right on the grass path up the steep hill, go around the corner and continue with the hedge on your right. Cross the dismantled railway line, then the bridge over the ditch and continue beside another field up the hill to Bunn's Lane, cross the road and you will be back on Starston Road, where you can either make your way back to the Recreation Ground or go through Weavers Croft, passing Herolf Way and Pilgrims Way, on to Swan Lane and then onto the main street, The Thoroughfare.
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Walk 2 - Harleston via Lushbush. Approx distance of 3.2 miles. Moderate gradients.
Walk 3 - Harleston via Redenhall. Approx distance of 4 miles. Steep gradients.
The start point is at St John the Baptist, Broad Street. With your back to the church, turn right along Broad Street. Keep right and walk along Redenhall Road out of Harleston towards Redenhall, past the poplar trees and turn left down the hill to Lushbush. Turn left at the T-junction, cross the bridge over the stream and turn right on the public footpath up the hill. Walk up this field edge path keeping the trees on your right. Turn right on reaching the road and, after a short distance, turn left onto the public footpath just after, and adjacent to, the drive to a house.
The start point is St John the Baptist, Broad Street. With your back to the church, turn right and walk along Broad Street, then Redenhall Road, and continue for approximately one mile to the roundabout.
Walk on this wide grass field margin towards and then beside Gawdy Hall Wood. After a short distance turn right at the way marker post to cross the field over the hill down to the road, emerging opposite the junction. Turn right at the road (Church Lane), look out for the wooden memorial to a World War One plane crash on the right just before Church Lane Cottages. Turn first right and follow the road over the hill, continue ahead at the crossroads. Bear left at the junction and walk up Station Hill and continue along Station Road. Turn right at the end, cross where possible and return to the start point. This walk passes close to Gawdy Hall Big Wood, an undisturbed Site of Special Scientific Interest. Whilst there is no public access, the footpath is adjacent to it for a short distance and the large wood is visible from any of the country roads all around.
Cross at the roundabout and walk up to St Mary's Church. After visiting the church, return to the road and continue over the brow of the hill. Turn right into Cook's Lane. Continue along Cook's Lane turning left at the junction to walk down Cuckoo Lane, a very steep hill. Turn right at the T-junction onto Low Road. Turn right at the public footpath finger post just after Freston Farm and Freston House and walk up the steep hill (part of Angles Way). At the junction of footpaths, at the brow of the hill, continue ahead (by turning right then immediately left at the second way marker post) and keep the ditch on your left. Just before a small wood on your left, turn right to walk down to the road. Turn left into Green Lane, cross the A143 at the crossing point and continue as Green Lane becomes Jay's Green. As the road bears sharp right, continue ahead onto Straight Lane, turning left at the end to return to the start point at the church.
Pure Luck Photography by Jacky Luck
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Weybread Pit by Vicky Ferrier
Education The Harleston Federation Harleston Primary Academy and Archbishop Sancroft High School) St Benet’s Multi Academy Trust
The Harleston Federation is a community that flourishes,
Our schools are inclusive, welcoming those of all faiths
through God’s love, to live ‘Life in All its Fullness’, (John
and none.
10:10 and John 13:34). We are a foundation of Hope; a family of Love; a school of nurture guided by Faith; promoting a unique, personalised journey towards excellence.
Our emphasis is on educating the whole person, so that each of us in this special community will be able to live life in all its fullness; (John 10:10). We provide an exciting and broad curriculum with dedicated support to enable
This is an exciting time for all connected with education
students to identify and develop their skills and talents.
in Harleston. The Regional Schools Commissioners
The schools provide high quality and inspirational
approval to open a new All Through School for Harleston
teaching in an environment where everyone is
in September 2022 is the next phase in a strategic vision
challenged to achieve ambitious goals. Outstanding
started by the creation of the Harleston Federation and
pastoral care ensures that every child is known
its local governing body in January 2019. Ultimately, this
individually and nurtured within our caring Christian
will result in the bringing together of Harleston Primary
community.
Academy and Archbishop Sancroft High School, offering education for children aged 3-16 across the community. Although the Primary and Secondary phases will remain on their current sites, a joined up approach to leadership, curriculum design, teaching and learning, policy, systems
To contact us please phone Harleston Primary Academy on 01379 853211 or email office@harleston.stbenets.org and for ASHS please phone 01379 852561 or email office@ashs.stbenets.org
and structures will provide an educational experience
To see our schools in action please follow our Twitter
that is both unique and has the potential to transform
accounts @HarlestonCE @ASHS_Harleston
the experiences of all involved.
@HarlestonFed
Our Values and Aims St Benet’s Multi Academy Trust provides high quality, wide-reaching and well-rounded education for children and young people, enabling them to flourish and achieve. We celebrate the expertise that exists within our academies through collaborative, peer support and career development. We recognise the importance of both support and challenge to achieve the highest quality outcomes for all. We value all roles within the academy community and our professional relationships are based on mutual respect and trust. The Christian values of responsibility, aspiration, dignity, love and respect can be seen in action in all our academies. | 23
The Blackbelt Academy was established in 1980 by Grandmaster Richard Vince and, since then, has continued to grow in the Norwich and South Norfolk area. We teach; • Karate for 7 years to adult. • Little Dragons for 4 to 6 yrs • Kickboxing for 13 yrs to adult.
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Our local classes are; Archbishop Sancroft High School Wednesdays 4-30pm Little Dragons (4 to 6 yrs) Wednesdays 5pm Karate Beginners (7 yrs to adult) Wednesdays 7pm Kickboxing beginners (13 yrs to adult) Fridays 5pm Archbishop Sancroft High School Karate beginners. Roydon Village Hall 9am Little Dragons (4 to 6 yrs) 9-30am Karate beginners.
Harleston Create Learn Play Community Network
Create Learn Play Community Network was developed by an enthusiastic group of Harleston residents. They listened to feedback from local people and realised there was a need to provide activities and experiences for
• ASD / ADHD Support Group - The Upstairs
children, young people and families in the town. Led by
Community Room, Harleston Community Leisure
Michelle Ward, along with a number of volunteers, the
Facility (first Thursday of every month 4.30-5.30pm)
network now facilitates a wide range of groups each
month. The volunteers are also working closely with other local groups who work together as Team Harleston to ensure children and young people are considered in town events and special occasions. The venture is a new one and is constantly evolving but
• Street Dance - The Upstairs Community Room, Harleston Community Leisure Facility (one Friday a month - see Facebook for dates)
these groups are currently running. For more information
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and to check times and venues please go to the Facebook page -
Harleston Create Learn Play community groups -
or the relevant page on the Redenhall with Harleston Town Council website https://harleston-tc.gov.uk/youth-network-calendar/
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• Little Ones Music & Fun Group - St John’s Church (Alternate Thursdays 9.45-10.30
• All Together Cafe - The Upstairs Community Room, Harleston Community Leisure Facility (Every Tuesday 1-3pm)
• Exchange 2 Youth Drop In - currently at Jays Green Hall (Every Tuesday 7-9pm) Also meeting on Thursday from 5.30-8pm at The Council Office, Harleston Rec
• New Mums & Parents Meet Up Group - The Lower • Jays Green Baby & Toddler Group - Jays Green Hall (9.15 - 11.15am Mondays in term time)
Room, Harleston Community Leisure Facility (1st and 3rd Friday of the month during term time 1-2.30pm)
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Vaccination Centre Supermarket
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This map has been revised in February 2022. There are also some temporary restrictions due to Covid-19 that are currently in place. Please see the Town Council’s website for further information www.harleston-tc.gov.uk
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Faith in Harleston St. John's Harleston and St. Mary's Redenhall Learning to put Jesus first Sharing love & Good News We seek to be inclusive and welcoming to all, with Sunday worship ranging from the traditional, to the new and informal. Outside of Sunday we have Chatty Church, Midweek Mingle, Youth Club, Prayer Meeting, Informal Singing, a said Communion Service and a Coffee and Cake Morning. We also run a range of study groups to deepen our faith, and to help us live that faith in everyday life. We seek to be at the heart of our community, and do all that we can to support and encourage our neighbours. St. John’s in particular is a warm, welcoming and well equipped building for church and community use, with flexible seating, kitchen and audiovisual equipment. St. John’s is becoming
more and more popular as a large venue in the heart of Harleston. So if you have an activity, concert or event in mind, St. John’s may be for you. St. John’s and St. Mary’s are part of a benefice of seven churches working together along the Waveney Valley. Sunday Worship at St. John’s is at 11am each Sunday. For details of services in St. Mary’s or any other enquiries, just get in touch. St. John’s Harleston is one of two distribution points in the town for the Waveney Foodbank every Friday at 2pm. To find out more go to waveney.foodbank.org.uk Contact Details
Revd. Nigel Tuffnell The Rectory, 10 Swan Lane, Harleston IP20 9AN Phone: 01379 308905 or 07443937050 Email: rector@7churches.org.uk Website: http://7churches.org.uk
The Mayflower installation at St John’s Church
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St. Thomas More Chapel Jay's Green, Harleston, IP20 9HH Contact: Father Mike 01986 893355 Roman Catholic Mass Sunday 9am, coffee afterwards, most Tuesdays at 9.15am and Holy Days at 7.30pm. Website: www.stedmundsrcbungay.org.uk London Road Church Harleston (Methodist & URC) Services: every Sunday morning at 10:30am, communion is celebrated monthly; the Sunday School meets at the same time during term time. For more information email lrchurchharleston@gmail.com. The church hall is available for private functions. For bookings please call the dedicated number on the noticeboard outside. Baptisms and weddings by arrangement with the minister. Contact: the Minister Bruno Boldrini on 01986 469875 We are also a distribution point for the Waveney Foodbank on Fridays at 10am. For more information go to waveney.foodbank.org.uk Hope Church Harleston Church office 644223, office@wearehopechurch.net Services: Hope Church Harleston is an authentic, lively, bible-based community church that has members of all ages, from all sorts of backgrounds. Email the above address for details of where and when we meet. Small groups meet throughout the week. We are a member of the Evangelical Alliance, and are passionate about serving our local community. Visit our website, www.wearehopechurch.net, for more details. So whether you are a Christian or on the edges of faith, or just wanting to see some friendly faces every now and again, we would love to welcome you.
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Independent flooring shop offering excellent customer service from start to finish to suit all tastes and budgets.
6 The Thoroughfare, Harleston IP20 9AX. Tel: 01379 309209
interested in Harleston & District and its development, is welcome to join us. You may come to our breakfasts without committing yourself to membership (in the first instance). We are a very friendly, supportive crowd; just come along and see what we are about. Harleston & District Business Forum, in its current form, is 9 years old this year and has never been more vibrant or well supported. It provides likeminded business owners and other interested parties with a forum to share business information, to network, to be an official voice when approached by or when approaching local, regional and national authorities and ultimately to help grow businesses in the area and promote the town and surrounding area. It is an 'open' forum, meaning that anyone who owns a business, works in one, is an ex-business owner or is a member of any organisation 32 |
Breakfast meetings are usually at The Swan Hotel, Harleston but occasionally elsewhere, on the first Wednesday of each month at 7.30am. We have several meeting formats, always preceded by a short introduction from each member, then followed by a speaker or a one to one networking session or members' talks. To book, email info@hdbf.org.uk and give your choice of full English or continental breakfast. The £10 meeting fee can be paid on the day. We also organise occasional outings and an annual Christmas dinner. For more information visit hdbf.org.uk or phone Mark Raines, Chairman, on 07531120817
Photo: Harleston Kindness Help Hub Volunteers by Ian Carstairs
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in Fressingfield Education and care for children aged 0-5 Open 8am-5pm Mon-Fri all year Up to 15hrs per week FREE for all 3 & 4 year olds and some 2 year olds Up to 30hrs per week FREE for working families with 3 & 4 year olds OFSTED registered with highly experienced and qualified early years professionals
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Outney Meadow Caravan Park Bungay Canoe hire on the river. Day and half day trips.
Calor Gas stockists. Free delivery for all your heating and BBQ needs.
Call 01986 892338 now for all enquires. www.outneymeadow.co.uk
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Self Storage Facility in Metfield HGV Repair, Sales & Dismantlers
Storage containers available on our Metfield site or delivered to your own premises. HGV and trailer repairs, servicing & MOT work
Harleston’s Neighbours Harleston is in the Waveney Valley and is
country estate reputedly once considered by the
surrounded by a host of beautiful villages. The
royal family as an alternative to Sandringham. It is
town is situated just to the north of the River
also the site of the Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation
Waveney, the boundary between Norfolk and
Museum. The village was used by the US airforce as
Suffolk. Among the surrounding parishes are:
the base for the "Bungay Buckeroos" in World War II.
Alburgh. The church in Alburgh, All Saints,
Fressingfield. The church in Fressingfield contains
contains interesting relics of the First World War
the tomb of Archbishop Sancroft and contains
and there is also evidence of a Stone Age grave in
some very interesting timbers. The Fox & Goose,
the vicinity.
now a restaurant, was formerly a guildhall.
Brockdish. A pretty village situated on the banks
Homersfield. More properly called South Elmham
of the River Waveney. It is the highest point on the
St Mary, this village has the oldest concrete bridge
river from which canoes and kayaks can access the
in Britain, built in 1870. Gravel extraction in the
water, the entry point being at the foot of the
area has revealed evidence of woolly mammoth
common. In the summer of 2018, the Waveney
and rhinoceros among other Ice Age creatures.
Heritage Centre opened in the old primary school
Hoxne. It is said that St Edmund, King of East
offering a wide range of talks, entertainment and
Anglia, was slaughtered at Goldbank Bridge by the
cultural activities.
Danes. His hiding place was revealed by a newly
Denton. The Church of Denton St Mary is one of
married couple and he put a curse on all couples
124 existing round-tower churches in Norfolk. Its
crossing the bridge to be married. The Swan Inn
original round tower fell in the 16th century, and
was once a 15th century lodge known as Bishops
was repaired in the most economical fashion, built
Lodge. It is also the site of the finding of the Hoxne
of brick and square, but retaining the eastern
Hoard of Roman treasures.
curved part built of flint. To the north-west at
Mendham. Famous for its connection with Sir
Darrow Green are the surviving earthworks of
Alfred Munnings, who was born in the Miller's
Denton Castle, a small medieval motte-and-bailey
House in 1878 and later became President of the
castle.
Royal Academy. The church, All Saints, has a timber
Dickleburgh. The village name derives from an
chancel-arch and a 14th century tower. The 1880's
Irish monk by the name of Dicul who had a brief
east window is also notable, depicting the
settlement ("burgh") in the area in the late 6th
Ascension.
century, nothing of which survives today. At one
Metfield. The name is derived from "meadow
time, the village was dominated by a mill with
field". The village has a 13th century parish church,
homes for the workers from 1780 producing
St John the Baptist, which was remodelled in the
herbage seeds and grain.
1400s. During World War II a bomb dump exploded
Flixton. Until the latter part of the last century the
outside the village detonating over 1000 tonnes of
village was the location of Flixton Hall, a grand
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...views to gaze at
Residential Sales Residential Lettings Rural Business Diss Auction Rooms
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Needham. Needham may be a small community but
connected by nameless roads that lead you in circles
it has a very long history dating back to the Romans
until you're back where you started. Impressive ruins
who left fine pottery jars, several kilns and a small
of the old Minster can be found at St Cross.
coin hoard at the east end of the village. The
Scole. On the outskirts of Diss, this was a coaching
charming church has a round stone tower which
station on the road from Colchester to Caister St
probably dates back to Norman times and a rather
Edmund, near Norwich. The 1655 Scole Inn is said to
macabre inscription on the back of one of the old
be haunted by Emma, who was murdered by her
pews. The river bank overlooking the bridge by the
husband.
old red brick water mill is a delightful scenic spot in the summer
Starston. The church of St Margaret has a chequer work to the parapet and the remains of wall
Pulham St Mary. The Romans may have had a
paintings. The village sign features a wind pump that
settlement here as various artefacts have been
enabled water from the Beck to be delivered to
found. During World War I the Admiralty constructed
Starston Place, demolished in the 1900s.
a large air station as a base for airships and 3000 naval personnel. The airships were known as 'Pulham Pigs'. Lately famous for the restoration of Pennoyer's School, which, when it closed in 1988, was the oldest
Syleham. St Margaret's is another of the roundtower churches of East Anglia. Also famous for the Syleham Watermill, subsequently used as a factory and now converted to residential properties.
elementary free school in England. The building is now a thriving village centre.
Weybread. In the church of St Andrew's there is a memorial plaque to Alfred Ablett who was born in
Pulham Market. Considered by many to be the typical English village, everything is centred around the green. The earliest recorded spelling is Polleham and is thought to mean the farmhouse or enclosure
Weybread in 1830 and was awarded the Victoria Cross during the Crimean War. Each pew end shows the word "free" - dating from the abolition of the pew rents.
by the pools or streams. The church of St Mary Magdalene has a stunning 17th century porch. The popular Crown Inn was once used to house workers who built the village's church in the 14th century.
Wortwell. Originally this was a hamlet within the parish of Mendham and gained parish status in 1885. The watermill is ancient and is referred to in conveyances as early as the 14th century.The river
Redenhall. Officially Harleston is called "Redenhall
was once a source of eels for the London market.
with Harleston". The parish church of St Mary serves Harleston and the 15th century tower is a most impressive sight.
Wingfield. Wingfield Castle, now a private home, was originally the home of the Wingfield family and their descendants, the De La Poles - Earls and Dukes
Rushall. The church of Rushall St Mary the Virgin is one of 124 existing round-tower churches in Norfolk. The Half Moon Inn is a 16th century coaching inn. The Saints. The Saints is renowned for its ability to
of Suffolk. The tomb of St John de Wingfield, chief of staff to the Black Prince, can be found in the 14th century St Andrew's Church. Wingfield Barns runs a programme of artistic events.
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Clubs and Societies Bridge Club (Needham Village Hal) Contact: Mary Quarmby, 01379 852972
Harleston Players Adult & Youth Drama Contact: Helen Farrar, 01379 853747
Community Crafts Contact: Liz Warren, 01379 853277
Harleston Round Table Contact: Mark Dury, 07912 015924
Exchange 2 Youth Group Contact: Chris Lown, 07927 077957 or Lucy Marjoram, 01379 852749 www.exchange2.org
Harleston Scouts, Beavers & Cubs Beavers: (6-8) Pauline Sinden, 07543 992228 Cubs: (8-10) Tessa Hollidge, 07818 612168 Scouts: Tessa Hollidge, 07818 612168
Flower Club Contact: Dawn Dawson, 01379 855440
Harleston Shed (Make stuff, mend stuff, meet friends) Contact: Clive Attwood, 01379 852789
Friends of Norfolk Dialect Contact: Mr N Hart, 01379 852677 www.norfolkdialect.com Girlguiding in Norfolk (Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and Rangers) Contact: Tracey Betts (Harleston District Commissioner), 01379 854663 Email: traceyguiding22@gmail.com Harleston Allotments Association Contact: Dave Meekings, 01379 853342. Contact Rosie Riches at the Town Council to enquire first on 01379 854519 Harleston Army Cadet Troop Contact: Sam on 07425 155760 Email: 5314carte@armymail.mod.uk Harleston Camera Club Contact: Derek Chenery, 01379 852708 Harleston Choral Society Contact: Stella Brownsea by email on heidihouse@btinternet.com Harleston Heritage Group Contact: Margaret Griffiths, 01379 854385 Harleston Historical Society Contact: Sheena Duncan, 01379 854385 Harleston Garden Club Contact: William Thomas, 01379 853483 Email: b.william.thomas@gmail.com Harleston Ladies Group Contact: Cathy Spurgin, 01379 853193
Harleston Wives Contact: Daphne Cook, 01986 788303 Jobs Club Contact: Lucy Marjoram, 01379 851917 Lucy.marjoram@harleston-norfolk.org.uk Probus Club John Collard, 01379 676202 jaykprime@gmail.com Redenhall Ringing Society Contact: Lindy Ellis, 01986 788326 Rotary Club Harleston & District Contact: Peter Brown, 01379 853505 Royal Air Forces Association Contact: Mr H Websdell, 01379 853967 Royal British Legion Contact: James Keywood, 01379 853711 Spanish Classes Contact: Heather, 01379 309134 Startson Bellringers Contact: Mr H Websdell, 01379 853967 U3A Contact: Kim Poulton, 01986 788149 www.u3asites.org.uk/harleston Young Farmers Contact: Helen Reeve, 01986 788106 or 07795 327011 www.norfolkyfc.co.uk
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Sport and Fitness in Harleston Blackbelt Academy (martial arts) Contact: Richard Vince, 0800 169 1328
Harleston Youth Football Club Contact: Chris Sparrow, 07368 460537
Harleston Magpies Hockey Club Shotford Heath, Weybread, 01379 853706 Website: magpieshockey.clubbuzz.co.uk
Julie Ash Dance (Disco, Tap, Ballet, Hip Hop, Contemporary, Adult Disco, Adult Fitness classes) Wortwell Community Centre Contact: Julie on 07909 881079
Harleston Recreation Ground Bowls Club Contact: Graham Pardon, 01379 852482 or Trevor Howling on 01379 853794 Harleston Tennis & Squash Club Recreation Ground, Wilderness Lane Contact: Email harleston.tennis.squash@gmail.com for more info or call the Leisure Centre on 01379 852088 for bookings. www.harlestontennissquash.co.uk
Pilates (Bounce Back Physio) Contact: Emily on 01379 309041 Shotford Bowling Club Contact: 01379 852368 Waterlilies Swimming School Contact: Teresa (Treacle) Griffin, 01379 740489 Email: treacle@waterliliesswim.co.uk
Harleston Town Football Club www.harlestontownfc.com info@harlestontownfc.com
Harleston Community Leisure Facility – A place where everyone is made to feel welcome! We are a gym, community social hub, sports centre, fitness class provider and much more. Our passion is health, fitness and wellbeing, so let us help you on your journey to a happier, healthier you! What we have to offer: • Gym • Tennis • Personal Training • Football • Fitness Classes • Bowls • Squash • Table Tennis For more information visit www.harlestongym.co.uk Call us on: 01379 852088 Email: Harleston-gym@btconnect.com
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Alburgh with Denton Preschool Nursery School Road, Alburgh, IP20 0BW Tel: 01986 788733 Harleston Preschool Nursery School Lane, Harleston, IP20 9HG Tel: 01379 853403 Our nurseries are inclusive and open to all members of the community. Our aim is to provide a friendly, caring learning environment; a place where Fun and learning meet! We also offer before and afterschool clubs and holiday clubs for school aged children. We are open all year round from 8am-6pm
‘Education is a journey not a race’
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35 The Thoroughfare, Harleston IP20 9AS
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Local refill shop We have a wide range of refillable everyday whole food items, as well as home and body care products. Proudly supporting UK businesses, we help to reduce waste and we are committed to a more sustainable way of living. Bring in your own containers for refilling - we have plenty of choice for customers wishing to make big or small changes. www.thegreencupboard.co.uk
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p44 My Sister's Wardrobe
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