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Special events at Hadleigh Library Hadleigh Library is hosting a celebration of National Dyslexia Awareness Week from 1st to 7th October 2018. Dyslexia Specialist and organiser, Charmaine McKissock, says that this year’s events will focus on the needs of family members and other helpers, who would like to know more about supporting people with dyslexia. We aim to offer: - A free workshop ‘Helping People with Wobbly Spelling’ with Dyslexia Specialist Charmaine McKissock on Saturday 6th October 11AM -1PM. The workshop will be informal, enjoyable and supportive, so please don’t feel nervous about joining. There’s a limited amount of places, so please reserve your space by contacting cmckissock@aol.com - Books/ information about Dyslexia - Confidential drop-in advice sessions and questionnaires by Suffolk Dyslexia Association at Hadleigh Library People with dyslexia may often avoid situations involving literacy skills out of fear. However reading and writing allow you to enter new worlds and think new ideas. They can be some of the most pleasurable and important human activities, yet many don’t have full access to these because of literacy difficulties. This is why we are committed to raising awareness of dyslexia. We equally recognise the special skills and successes of people with dyslexia, without playing down the difficulties that dyslexia can create in education, work and daily life. For more information, please drop into Hadleigh Library or phone 01473 823778

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On a balmy September Saturday afternoon, Serendipity, Hadleigh Choral Society’s small choir offshoot, racked up the fun in the Garden at the 8th Bildeston B Natural festival with an eclectic selection of songs old and new. Led by musical director Nansi Browne, who lives in Bildeston, and with their accompanist Paul Dawson, the 25-strong choir tackled an extravaganza of catchy numbers from popular classics such as Ain’t misbehavin’ and Blue Moon to Adele’s Rolling in the Deep and Skyfall. The audience taking tea and cakes were then treated to some old favourites like Swing Low, Sweet Chariot and Bridge Over Troubled Water before the performance was brought to a close by a rousing medley of ABBA songs. Choir member, Liz Turnbull, commented that ‘it was exciting to be part of such a great Music Festival, with so many talented musicians right on our doorstep!’ Serendipity is available to sing at events such as weddings, funerals, fetes etc. If you need a small choir just get in touch with Nansi on 07773 034635 or email her at nansi.browne@icloud.com

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OPEN SCHOOL Monday 8th October 9am – 12 noon Do please come along to discover more about our school today and of course through the years. You could also email us with your historical or funny stories at the email address below or send in any old photographs. Please also let us know if you have any special links to our school. If you are considering Bildeston Primary as a school for your child, we would welcome a visit from you. So why not use this opportunity to come and see our wonderful school and learn about its history. We would love to meet you! Bildeston Primary School Newberry Road, Bildeston, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP7 7ES Telephone: 01449 740269 office@bildeston.suffolk.sch.uk Website: www.bildeston.suffolk.sch.uk

Dedham Footpath Group Enjoy walking, meeting new people? Then come along to walks organised by the Dedham Footpath Group. We walk 4-5 miles on the first Sunday morning of each month from various locations. Our next walk is Sunday 7th October at 10.00am. Meet at Arlesford Village/Community Hall, Ford Lane, Arlesford, CO7 8AT for a walk taking in the woods, river views of the Colne and some bird life. The group welcomes all walkers and those with well behaved dogs, kept on leads at all times, are also welcome to join us. For more information email dedhamfg@outlook.com

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Nic Carter - Personal Trainer Hey. I’m Nic. I have just started out on my personal training journey, but have been into health, wellbeing and fitness for many years. I am affiliated to JC Personal Training, but am not your archetypal personal trainer, as I do not work within a gym. I prefer to work with my clients out in the community, in the green spaces, parks, village halls, your home – where ever you, my client, feel most comfortable. Contrary to popular belief, as a personal trainer, I will not shout at you or make you do anything you don’t want to. I am passionate about supporting my clients to accomplish their fitness ambitions by creating achievable programmes and setting realistic goals. I do this by tailoring sessions bespoke to each individual and ensuring exercises fulfil my clients fitness levels and health needs, as well as making sure they have fun along the way. In addition to the above, I also work with young people, helping them achieve their goals through personalised programmes of work, and by offering extensive support in order to empower and enable individuals realise their fitness ambitions. OCTOBER SPECIAL - One hour sessions £25.00 Thought about training with a friend and splitting the cost? For just £12.50 each you can encourage, support and motivate each other as well as share the sense of achievement that training with me will provide. Book now, for a free, no obligation session. For more details please don’t hesitate to contact me: Nic Carter 07886 124698 nic@jcpersonaltraininguk.com Hadleigh Pool & Leisure

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6000 copies of The Village Edition Magazine are delivered to homes during the first week of each month in Lavenham, Capel St. Mary, Kersey, Bildeston, Chelsworth, Boxford, Milden, Edwardstone, Groton, Whatfield, Monks Eleigh, Brent Eleigh, Elmsett, Hintlesham, Polstead, Newton Green, Raydon, Hitcham and other outlets in these areas. We warmly welcome all your contributions of articles, letters, sports reports, events and photographs, just email or send to the address below and it will appear in the next issue.

Some years ago, Doctor Franey founded a cottage hospital in Hadleigh and raised funds by public subscription to help maintain it. When the National Health Service came in, the hospital was closed, but its property and funds remained in private hands and the Charity Commission has used these assets to found a charity named after Doctor Franey. The Trustees of the Charity, who are all local persons, have power to help people in need living in the parishes of Hadleigh, Aldham, Kersey, Layham, Semer, Shelley and Whatfield. The Charity can also help the infirm, the sick or convalescent and those in need of a rest or change of air to meet the cost of holidays. But in every case the trustees must be able to satisfy themselves that the people whom they benefit are needy as well as deserving. A meeting of the trustees will be held shortly and people wishing to apply for help are asked to write to Mrs M. Jeffery, Clerk to the Trustees at 1 Cottesford Close, Hadleigh, Ipswich IP7 5JA, letters to be received no later than 7th November 2018.

Brent Eleigh Table Tennis Club Village Hall, Tuesday Evenings From 6.30 to 8.30pm Come along and enjoy a game of table tennis, no experience required, all ages and different levels welcome. There are many benefits to be gained from playing the game as it can help towards keeping you fit and active, is good for coordination, balance and lots more. The fee is £3 per week and all equipment is provided. Refreshments are available. If you are interested, please do join us one Tuesday evening, you will be most welcome. For more information please contact Deborah on 0790 8918934

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Capel Ladies Club’s 50th Anniversary! What, I wonder, are the key ingredients of a successful, long-running village social club? Could it be the Members themselves, the Speakers, the organised Outings and planned Activities – or a combination of them all with a good helping of camaraderie thrown in? Whatever the recipe, Capel Ladies seem to have got it right as they are celebrating 50 years since their birth in 1968 as “Young Wives”, prompted by a suggestion from Father Ingham, the Rector at the time, of St Mary’s Church in Capel St Mary. According to the old Diary, fifteen “young wives” attended the first meeting on 24th September, of which five offered to act as a committee under the leadership of Mrs Mavis Wilson. There was a suggested annual membership fee of five shillings plus a one shilling charge at each meeting for tea and biscuits. The cost of renting the church hall was twelve shillings and sixpence! The group decided to meet on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at 7.45pm. Early talks included “Slides from Africa” by Wing Commander Birch, Accident Prevention in the Home, a wig demonstration and a talk from the matron of St Mary’s Hospital, Tattingstone! To raise funds for the club a coffee morning was organised with a Bring & Buy Stall, which apparently raised the princely sum of £8 after expenses! By the time of the A.G.M. in January there were 21 members, and by January 1970 the numbers had grown to 35! A regular event organised by the club was the annual Children’s Christmas Party, and at one of these 90 children attended! They were entertained by a magician – Uncle Sam from Ipswich – and of course Father Christmas came too! Each child had to pay 1/6d and also bring a present with them for someone else! Apart from this there were regular cake stalls, fêtes to help at and charities to raise money for. In 1970 some young wives ran a coffee morning and made £17 which they spent on a “wireless” for one of the wards in St Mary’s Hospital Tattingstone. On another occasion in 1985 the proceeds of a hairdressing evening which 64 members attended were put towards the purchase of a colour TV for Capel Ward in Ipswich Hospital. That particular evening was marked by the fact that it was the very first time the club had met in Capel’s new Library extension to the Village Hall. As the Diary says, it was “a much more cosy place for our meetings”. (And it still is today!) Just to give you an idea of the variety of current club activities, here is a list of a few present members’ favourites: Boat trip on the Deben, Dog Racing at Romford, Badger-Watching, Garden Visits, Meals out, Coach trip to Sandringham, visits to local Potteries and a Chocolate-making Shop – all enjoyable Outings. Popular Talks remembered included the one on Harrods Department Store by Sue Smart, the visit by Sniffer Dogs, the talk and demonstration of his work by ladies Couturier Brian Piccolo, the talk by Street Pastors, Jenny Gibbs’ Turkish talks about everyday life in Turkey as well as the history of the Ottomans, plus various travel talks both local and international. Social Evenings such as our Barbecues, Summer and Christmas celebrations, and also the Craft Evenings are all fun activities. There’s definitely a good mix of stuff going on – something for everyone! The club of course has changed its name from “Young Wives” first, to “Capel Wives” to include young and old alike, and then to “Capel Ladies” – which was felt to be a much more inclusive title. We still have around 50 current members, some of whom joined in the early years as newly-weds who had just moved to the village and were looking to make friends. However, we don’t think of ourselves as a club exclusively for older members these days – after all, we have a range of very interesting talks and speakers, not to mention activities and outings, which would definitely be of interest to all ages! Young Women Of Capel – Come And Join Us! We are holding our own special celebration dinner (with outside caterers) on Thursday 4th October at our usual meeting time of 7.45pm, almost exactly on the 50th anniversary of the Club’s first meeting! I’m sure we’ll all raise a glass of something sparkly and propose a toast to the NEXT 50 years! Check our website for further information: www.capelladies.com

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Suffolk Bereavement Support The Meaning Of Feelings Understanding feelings and why we feel the way that we do is fundamental to anyone who is bereaved. Feelings are part of us and tell us what is happening to us. If we try to ignore them it will stop us knowing fully who we are and what it important to us. Commonly, we have learnt from childhood onwards to keep a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;stiff upper lipâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; and this can lead us to blocking feelings that we really need to express. Sadness, is a really helpful emotion and can help to remind us what matters to us and what gives our life meaning. If we allow ourselves to express our sadness it can also help us to adjust. In contrast, cutting off feelings can be a threat to both our physical and mental wellbeing. If this blog is meaningful for you in connection with a bereavement, be it recent or further back in time then why not come and join a Suffolk Bereavement Support group? We are here to help! Our afternoon group is held in central Hadleigh on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 1.30pm-3.00pm and our Capel St. Mary group meets in the early evening on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 6.30pm-8.00pm. Each meeting finishes with refreshments and informal chat. We would love to hear from you if you would like to join us at any time. Please ring Margaret or Patrick: 07469 201337 (new number) email: sbsg246@gmail.com; web site: www.suffolkbereavement.org.uk

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You have never heard any thing less like a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;heavenly hostâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; than Hadleigh Choral Society on itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first night back rehearsing after the summer break! But that is what we are supposed to be representing in our latest choral offering, Haydnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s The Creation. Haydn bases this joyful oratorio on the story of the creation of the world as told in the book of Genesis and Miltonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Paradise Lost. The story is told by the three soloists, who are the archangels Raphael, Uriel, and Gabriel, whilst the choir takes the role of the heavenly host praising God and the wonderful, newly-created world. We are singing the work in English rather than the more usual German, which means that we can fully understand the complexities of the text which describes all the details of creation from â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Let there be Lightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;, to fields and flowers, fishes and fowls, all living creatures, and finally Adam and Eve. We have three highly talented young soloists and The Colchester Symphony Orchestra booked for 7.30pm on Saturday, 24th November in St Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church, Hadleigh. With uplifting choruses and beautiful melodic arias for the soloists this oratorio is a delight to listen to, and Hadleigh Choral intends to give a sparkling, joyous and heavenly performance of this wonderful work! Tickets will be available very soon from choir members, The Idler, St Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church, and the HCC website.

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We Wish You A Merry October It hardly seems possible that this will be the fourth event in December, since we started The Christmas Present Trust in 2015. The trust aims to provide a traditional meal and entertainment on Christmas Day for people in Hadleigh and the surrounding areas who, for whatever reason, would be without family and friends at this time. The event can only happen with the generous support from businesses and individuals in the locality, together with the immense kindness and support we receive from our volunteers. Our Bank Holiday Sale raised over ÂŁ400 and we have been promised a donation by The Co-op. Donations from any source are always welcome, whether in the form of money or goods and services. Financial donations can be made directly to the lovely team at Ipswich Building Society as they hold the trust funds. This year we are looking to purchase some equipment and increase our marketing, thus ensuring the longevity of the event for the foreseeable future. We will be contacting all those who have volunteered with us before. While it would be lovely to see you again, please do not feel any obligation to join us just because you have volunteered in the past. This article is aimed at raising additional awareness and perhaps for the recruitment of people new to this event. The Christmas Present Trust values all its volunteers and its sponsors, but we do realise that our volunteers have family and friends as well, and that there are other worthy causes within the community. On Wednesday October 17th we will be holding a meeting for all interested parties, existing volunteers as well as new potentials, at The Ansell Centre, Market Place, Hadleigh, starting at 7.30pm Drinks and nibbles will be provided. We welcome ideas and suggestions for entertainment, general organisation and in particular, f you have any specific skills (catering, driving, social care, entertaining, first aid etc) please do make yourself known to us.. If you would like to volunteer or want to know more about the event and/or the work of the trust, please get in touch via any of the following ways. Sarah and Simon Thompson, 8 Edwin Panks Road, Hadleigh IP7 5JL Tel: 01473 829246 Mob: 07778 860267 Email: sarahtooley10@hotmail.com

Surviving Winter In Hadleigh (Charity Commission Number 1162885) Cold snaps during the year including the â&#x20AC;&#x153;Beast from the Eastâ&#x20AC;? resulted in more people asking for help. To date, we have: â&#x20AC;˘ We have assisted people unable to afford their heating bills. One lady was frightened to switch on her electric fire for fear she had not set enough aside to meet the bill. We recently came to the aid of an elderly lady caring for her terminally ill son as she feared she could not afford the bill for oil for the forthcoming winter. â&#x20AC;˘ We have purchased and distributed blankets, clothing, thermal underwear and socks and replaced an electric blanket heavily relied on by an old lady. â&#x20AC;˘ We have purchased and distributed coal, some kindly donated by a lady converting from solid fuel to gas central heating. â&#x20AC;˘ We have purchased warm clothing to enable a disabled young lady pursue her passion for horse riding over the winter months. â&#x20AC;˘ We paid for the servicing of a mobility scooter which is the only means an infirm couple, living on the fringe of Hadleigh, have of getting into the town. â&#x20AC;˘ We have purchased and distributed â&#x20AC;&#x153;panic alarmsâ&#x20AC;? particularly for the elderly, to bring attention and raise help in the event of a fall or in times of stress. This is a local charity ready, willing and able to assist anybody who has need of assistance surviving winter in Hadleigh or any of its surrounding villages. If you wish to donate our bank is TSB Hadleigh Sort Code: 30-13-52 Account: 18595168 If you know of anybody who may need our assistance please contact Peter Gower Tel. 01473 827005, Mob. 0771 559 8404 or email: johnpetergower@yahoo.com

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Come and get ahead with your Christmas gift shopping! Join us for our Early Christmas Gift Fair at Kersey Church, Cherry Hill, Kersey on Wednesday 31st October, 9.00 - 3.30pm. There will be a wide selection of stalls, including; jewellery, interiors, homemade crafts & children’s gifts. We will be serving tea, coffee and homemade cakes all day. If you would like to have a stall at the event please contact Emma Davidson at friendsofkerseyschool@gmail.com. All proceeds will go towards school resources and the church restoration fund.

Lasting Powers of Attorney Longer lives and increased property values have caused a noticeable change in the will writer’s work. Lasting Powers of Attorney had only recently been introduced when I started The Will Business nine years ago, but they are now 50% of our work, with many clients who made wills with us coming back for lasting powers. Lasting Powers of Attorney, generally known as LPAs, were introduced by the Mental Capacity Act to help the increasing number of people who suffer from conditions affecting mental capacity. The registration of LPAs is managed by the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) which has announced that it is handling record numbers of LPAs, with registration requests currently averaging 54,000 per month. LPAs are hugely beneficial because they enable you to appoint your own team to look after you and your affairs when you get too old or frail to do that. LPAs remain just as effective many years after they are made. There are two types of LPA, one dealing with property and financial affairs and the other with health and welfare. The first is by far the more popular although some clients make one of each type. In both cases the cast of personnel is similar, and their commitments in the LPA are designed to satisfy the OPG that the person giving the power (called the donor) is of sound mind and not being coerced into making the LPA. The cast list starts with the donor, who must have mental capacity when the LPA is made. Next, there will be the attorneys (better to have more than one in case one dies early). You can nominate as an additional attorney a replacement in case the initial attorney dies or is unable to continue. Your attorneys will almost invariably be family members and I usually advise that at least one should be selected from the next generation (it can be disastrous if a sole attorney dies or goes senile while the donor is still alive and needs help). I prefer to see that at least one of the attorneys is based locally and that the attorneys’ appointment is on a ‘joint and several’ basis so that one can take decisions in the absence of the other. The final member of the cast (apart from witnesses, whom I recommend should be ‘non-family’) is the ‘certificate provider’. The certificate provider – usually myself or the donor’s GP - must confirm that the donor understands the LPA, has not been put under pressure to make it and that the LPA has not been completed fraudulently. When a client asks us to prepare an LPA the basic information which we need includes the full names of each donor and attorneys, everyone’s addresses and their dates of birth. Any special requirements, such as limitations of the attorneys’ powers, will be discussed at our meeting with the donors. Once the LPA has been completed and signed (in strict sequential order) we send the document for approval and registration by the OPG’s office in Birmingham. They are currently taking 4-5 weeks to process applications (only then does the LPA become effective). As regards cost, we currently charge £250 per application and the OPG’s fee is £82. There is no VAT on either of these fees. Trevor Dodwell, The Will Business Ltd

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Opposition of Uranus Sun 5th Rise 07.04 Set 18.25; 15th Rise 07.21 Set 18.02; 30th Rise 06.47 Set 16.42. Moon New 9th, Full 24th. Planets The brightest planet on view this month is Mars, shinning in the southern sky at magnitude -1.2 in the constellation of Capricornus. The Moon is close-by on the nights of the 17th/18th of October. Opposition of Uranus. On the 23rd of October the 7th planet from the Sun, the ice giant Uranus, reaches 180 degrees separation from the Sun, or in layman's terms opposition; that is to say that the planet is directly opposite the Sun in the sky. Uranus can just be seen with the naked eye at magnitude +6 and this year the Moon will lie just south of the distant planet. A good pair of binoculars will help to see the planet easily , which will appear as a small bluish/green sphere. It won't "twinkle" as the other stars because it is shining via direct sunlight which will help those new to observing the outer planets. Uranus was discovered by William Herschel on March 13th, 1781 and takes 84 years to complete one orbit of the Sun at an average distance of 19 astronomical units or 1,767,000,000 miles. The planet also holds the distinction of orbiting the Sun on its side which indicates that a very violent incident happened early on in the solar systems life that literally knocked the planet sideways. All-in-all, it is a nice target that offers little in the way of meaningful observation with basic equipment, but it is very satisfying to see and cross off your list of solar system objects to see. Until next month, clear skies. Any questions that you would like answered please do contact me at neilnorman03@gmail.com

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Hadleigh Osteopaths have been established in Hadleigh for over 25 years and have been working from The Hadleigh Pool and Leisure since it opened in 2012. We specialise in the treatment of all joint and muscle conditions, including back pain, sciatica and sports injuries, with fully trained Osteopathic practitioners. Some patients find us through our website (www.hadleighosteopaths.co.uk), where there is a wealth of information about the sort of conditions we treat; profiles of our practitioners, and what can be expected on a visit to us. The majority of our patients come to us because we have been recommended by a friend or relative, or because their GP has suggested they try osteopathy. For these patients, there is often a little bit of uncertainty about what they can expect, so here are some of the most frequently asked questions. Does Treatment Hurt? Treatment should not be painful, although most patients are uncomfortable when they first present to us, and this is why they are seeking help. Occasionally patients may experience a little discomfort after treatment, but this is usually short lived and settles within 24 hours. The Osteopath will provide you with advice on pain management using stretches, exercise and general management advice for your problem. Most patients will feel a reduction in their pain following their first treatment. How Many Treatments Will I Need? This depends on many factors including your specific condition, general health, age, diet, lifestyle and complying to exercises and stretches. Most patients feel benefit from the first couple of visits, and subsequent treatments are used to tackle the root cause and prevent re-occurrence. The treatments may then gradually be spaced out to provide long lasting relief. Unlike some professions, Osteopaths will examine your condition before and after every treatment, and will then discuss when to book in again. There will be no pressure to ‘bulk buy’ treatments. Some patients only need one or two visits, and some require a longer course, particularly if they have an underlying condition or degenerative joints. Are Your Treatments Safe? Osteopathy has one of the best safety records of any medically related profession. Osteopaths are trained to recognise a wide range of conditions and when not appropriate to treat with osteopathy, a referral to another medical professional can be made if required. We are registered and regulated by the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) and are governed by the Osteopaths Act (1993) which provides regulation in a similar manner to those in place for doctors and dentists. If you are thinking of consulting an osteopath, we are happy to answer any questions over the telephone 07770746224, or by email via our website. To make a booking please call 01473 828585 and the reception staff at The Hadleigh Pool and Leisure will be able to make you a booking with us. www.hadleighosteopaths.co.uk Hadleigh Pool and Leisure, Stonehouse Road, Hadleigh, IP7 5BH

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Pilates @ Hadleigh Physiotherapy Why Pilates for Teenagers? Teenage bodies undergo daily stresses from changes in posture and growing, to the demands of school, study and sport. We can all remember the feeling of a heavy school bag or the ache of muscles after a match. The feeling of strength and power that comes from using our muscles correctly can be achieved by introducing a child to the principles of Pilates. From an early age they can learn to develop their core stability and improve neuromuscular control, preventing those aches and pains or giving an advantage on the playing field now and long term. Hadleigh Physiotherapy is pleased to offer a Teens Pilates Class run by a Chartered Physiotherapist. The class is specifically designed to meet the needs of both non-sporty teens and the competitive teenage athlete. A teenage Pilates class comprises of safe exercises to help increase flexibility and coordination, while improving strength, balance and performance in sport. Pilates can help the individual gain awareness of their body, understand how it works and develop good posture, leading to greater self-esteem. Our Teens class runs on a Tuesday at 4.15 pm, for 45 minutes. Teens are also welcome to join our general class timetable at a discounted rate. Alternatively, 1:1 or 2:1 sessions are available. Please note Parental or Guardian consent is required. Pilates for Pregnant and Postnatal Women We are delighted to now offer a specialist â&#x20AC;?Bumps and Babiesâ&#x20AC;? Pilates class for pregnant and postnatal women. This class meets the specific needs of women at any stage in the childbearing year. Babies are welcome to attend alongside mums (although no creche facilities are provided). Pregnant and postnatal women are particularly at risk of back and pelvic pain, and pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, as a result of the changes undergone during pregnancy. Pilates is ideally placed to address these changes, and to prevent or ease any aches and pains, or pelvic floor issues experienced. The Bumps and Babies class is held on a Thursday at 12.30 for 1 hour. Alternatively, 1:1 or 2:1 sessions are available. For more information please call Hadleigh Physiotherapy on 01473 810185.

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Monks Eleigh History Group Monks Eleigh History Group will start its new season with a talk about the WW1 War Memorials in Suffolk by Gwyn Thomas on 1st October at 7pm. We will follow up with five monthly meetings, held on the first Monday of the month, November to March, in the United Reform Chapel in Monks Eleigh. These will feature talks on a variety of subjects of local East Anglian interest. The annual subscription is £9.00 for 6 meetings or £3.00 for admission to a single meeting. For a full copy of the programme email simonkelsall66@gmail.com

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Hadleigh and District Probus Club’s Summer Outing was a visit on the 21st August 2018 to Wattisham Station Heritage museum within Wattisham Airfield, now an Army Base. The museum, housed in the original Wattisham Station Church, has a complete history of the airfield from its construction in the late 1930’s up to the present day. Probus members and their guests were greeted with a fascinating talk from Margaret Fisher whose grandfather and his brother owned the farms whose land was taken over to build the airfield between 1936 and the 1940s as it expanded during the Second World War, starting with the surveyors who arrived in 1936 when the Government realised it need more airfields, and who, while designing the layout of the airfield, stayed in her grandfather’s farmhouse, a building which was demolished when the airfield was built. This is all set out in detail in Margaret’s book, ‘Memorabilia’, covering the development of the airfield up to 1943 and its effect on her farming family (cost £20 from the Idler Book Shop). We were then escorted round the airfield to a Cold War Hardened Aircraft Shelter to see a number of historic aircraft associated with the Airfield that the museum’s volunteers are preserving and restoring, including a Black Arrows Display Team Hawker Hunter and a Phantom FGR2. After the visit we retired for lunch in the Peacock Inn at Chelsworth. On the first Wednesday in August we again held the Hadleigh and District Probus Ladies’ Annual Lunch at the Stoke by Nayland Hotel, Golf & Spa in the Garden Room overlooking their golf courses. Unlike last year when it rained, we started by sitting outside on the veranda before the meal, enjoying the lovely hot sunny day. Apart from these special meetings to which ladies and friends are invited, Hadleigh and District Probus mens’ club meets for lunch on the third Wednesday of each month in the rear bar of ‘The George’ in Hadleigh. If you are a retired professional or businessman, why not come along and join us? Full details are available from our secretary, Chris Drake, at chrisdrake29@talktalk.net or telephone 01473 808147

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There is help At this time of the year a lot of people are starting to feel the difficulties of suffering with SAD, Seasonal Affective Disorder. Although it has most likely been prevalent for a long time, it is only in recent years it has become more widely discussed. The condition is one which is felt to a greater or lesser extent by many people, whereby they feel negative emotions; sadness, anxiety; depression even, as the days become shorter and darker as we head into the winter months. We are getting better at talking about many aspects of mental health difficulties whether it’s something we, ourselves, are dealing with or perhaps things that have become a problem for someone close to us. But despite this, many people still feel uninformed or unable to talk out loud to someone about what is happening with them. Often there is a feeling of isolation that accompanies those struggling, which in turn can make things seem worse still. Local libraries are increasingly becoming one of the few places where anyone can go and feel safe, unjudged and are not rushed to make a purchase and then get out. They are a link to the wider community and whether someone chooses to engage with other patrons or one of the activities that take place there, or not, they are places that can reduce feelings of isolation. What a lot of people don’t know, is that your local library has a range of selfhelp books available to borrow, many of which can be recommended by general practitioners to read to get valuable information and guidance. If you are struggling with any form of mental health issues, do talk to your GP and see if there is a title they would recommend borrowing from us or have a look at what we have that may feel relevant to you, to then speak to a professional about. If we don’t have it on the shelf, any library staff member would be happy to see if we have what you need available within the Suffolk Library system and order it in for you. All staff at Suffolk Libraries are sympathetic and discreet, so there is no need to feel embarrassed about asking, but if you prefer you can also look on line at www.suffolklibraries.co.uk. www.jenny-may.com

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The Navy in World War 1 A Lecture by Mark Mitchels Commemorating the end of World War 1 Raydon Village Hall, Saturday 3rd November at 3.00pm We have heard a great deal about the ghastliness of World War 1 particularly in the trenches - The Somme, Ypres, Passchendaele, - and fateful assaults like Gallipoli. What we know very little about is the influence the Royal Navy had on the war. We know it kept us safe from possible invasion, kept the German fleet at bay, ensured the supply of vital materials - but what was it like for the sailors? Several decks below in extreme heat, although those on deck will have been exposed to severe cold from time to time. And only the most primitive air-conditioning, so the atmosphere must have been stifling. What of food? Perhaps not as primitive as Medieval times with ships biscuits and weevils, but probably doubtful refrigeration. How long where they at sea and where? Did they get any support from our Allies or was it a lonely responsibility? To learn more and acknowledge once again the debt the country owes to the Senior Service come to Raydon Village Hall on Saturday 3rd November to hear Mark Mitchels reveal more of the activities of The Royal Navy in WW1. Tickets £7.50, including Afternoon Tea from 01473 310320

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Hadleigh Cycling Club’s fourth annual sportive attracted 174 riders to the town on 2nd September. The sportive is named “The Gayford Flyer” in recognition of the town’s world record breaking aviator, Oswald Gayford. Mike Motteram, Chair of the Club said, “It was terrific to see so many riders, especially those that had never attempted 60 miles before. The feedback has been very positive. “The Flyer is a real team effort and we couldn’t have carried it off without 30 volunteers and that’s not counting the cake bakers.” Mike also thanked the Flyer’s sponsors - The George, Sunny Day Cycleworks, The East of England Co-op, Crockatt Garage, The Pedal House and Rattlesden Gliding Club. The Club will donate from the Flyer receipts to local rider, Paul Spraggons for his chosen charity, Prostate Cancer UK. Paul raised £14000 last year in memory of his father and also his own personal battle with the disease. Next year, he is riding the first stage of the 2019 Tour de France in Belgium. He has set up a donation page https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/brusselspraggs Riders are invited to gentle social rides starting at 8am from The George on Sundays, weather permitting. Adults and “capable children accompanied by an adult” are all welcome. The distance is around 25 miles. Check out our Facebook page. Visit www.hadleighcyclingclub.co.uk or connect with the club via Facebook: Hadleigh Cycling Club @HadleighCycling

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Little Lord Fauntleroy is strutting around the house trying to look important. Yes, Kenny “the Boss” Chihuahua has been out to meet his fans, giving me the opportunity to email some exceptional news for you! Mother, known to you as Maggie, will be awarded an Honorary Fellowship at the University of Suffolk later this month in recognition of her notable contributions to the community. I cannot tell you how proud and delighted we all feel about this well earned and deserved acknowledgement. Of course the good lady herself will have none of it, insisting she is merely a “facilitator” and will accept said accolade on behalf of the volunteers, without whom there would be no SESAW. Now back to the animals awaiting new homes, particularly a little puss called Marti who has been with us for six months. She arrived pregnant but the kittens are all weaned and she is ready for an adult only home where she would be the only cat. Our next sale is at the Community Hall, Hintlesham, IP8 3PS, 11-2 pm on 13th October. Lots to buy including collectables, crafts, jewellery, furnishings, a pet stall, tombola, raffle and refreshments. 50p entry and free parking. Our popular Christmas Fair will be held at The Old School, Long Melford on Sunday 18th November. Tables still available, phone 01206 263269 to book. Time for me to accompany Mother on her evening rounds before it gets dark. The nights are drawing in and getting damp but a cosy nest in the hay bales is still the best bed for me, Ollie (the Black) Cat. Suffolk & Essex Small Animal Welfare. Reg.Charity No.1124029. Stoke Road, Leavenheath, CO6 4PP. 01787 210888. www.sesaw.co.uk Open 10-1pm Thurs-Sunday.

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Lavenham Gardening Club ‘Divide & Multiply’ Plants etc Bring & Buy Sale Little Hall Garden, Market Place

Saturday 20th October 10am - 4pm free admission to garden (normal charges for house 1 - 4 pm) OPEN TO ALL Also Raffle for the Bressingham ‘highly commended’ pot with all plants, tickets now available at Little Hall £2 a strip, in aid of East Anglian Air Ambulance & Little Hall Quality plants welcomed prior, please call 01787 247615

Our next talk is ‘Weather Watching’ with Chris Bell BBC East weather forecaster Tuesday 30th October, 7.30pm OPEN TO ALL, at the Lavenham Village Hall Come along and enjoy our special guest speaker, who lists ‘storm chasing’ amongst his hobbies! Admission just £2 on the door, refreshments by donation

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Hadleigh & District Garden Club Monday September 10th 2018: The speaker we had booked for this month was unable to come at the last minute so we all had a trip to north Cyprus instead, courtesy of Bill Haldane chairman of Suffolk Orchid Society. He shared with us his findings from an horticultural group visit to this island. As very few pesticides are used there a wide range of plants can be found growing in the wild, gladioli, irises, wild tulips, mandrakes, fennel and, of course, orchids. These plants will colonise an area given the opportunity and we were shown many examples of this, particularly the bee orchid which is related to our own native variety. Bill brought along three orchids from home which he grows in a specialist orchid house, one of these was perfumed which is apparently unusual for these plants, it was a good opportunity to get a close up view of these exotic specimens. The talk was followed by a question and answer session where a few growing problems were addressed. The evening was very well attended with plenty of people to vote in the competition as well as a good number of entries, the winner was Fiona with her 'five runner beans on a plate'. Our next get together on Friday October 12th 2018: We're off on our travels again this month to Furzeland farm, Wickham Bishops near Maldon. Some time ago the owner John Barker came to talk to the club about his forest garden and we are looking forward to seeing it first hand. If you are interested in joining us the postcode is CM9 4SZ and we are meeting there at 2.00pm. We are back at the town hall in November - more details next month

Vol nteer at Little Hall Lavenham! Something is missing – it’s U. Would you like to: • Meet great people and make new friends • Meet people from all walks of life, visiting from all over the world (see on Tripadvisor how much they enjoy their visits) • Use your talents and develop new ones • Promote our heritage • Do something you can be passionate about • Receive valuable training Little Hall, Lavenham is over 600 years old. A clothier’s timber framed house, Little Hall is the only medieval residential property in Lavenham open to the public and is run entirely by volunteers. Rescued in the 1920’s and 30’s by the Gayer Anderson twin brothers, Little Hall is filled with their collection of antiques and other fascinating objects and retains the atmosphere of a friendly family home. We need help to guide our visitors, in our shop, in the garden, to look after our collections and much more. If you would like to find out more and join our team of volunteers who keep this ancient building alive, please call into the house when we’re open, consult our website www.littlehall.org.uk or contact: Gwyneth Arnott, 01787 247919, Jane Waller, 01787 247889 or email to: volunteers@littlehall.org.uk We would love to hear from u!

Christmas Craft & Gift Fair A Christmas Craft & Gift Fair in aid of the St Elizabeth Hospice and Sproughton Community Shop will be held on Saturday 3rd November from 10 am - 4 pm at the Tithe Barn, Sproughton IP8 3AA. Stalls will include: Handbags, Clothing, Jewellery, Shabby Chic Items, Cakes, Candles, Sewing, Tropic, Usbourne Books, Homeware, Tombola, a Prize Draw and much more. Refreshments and food will be available on the day. Free Entry - All are welcome

CHARITY QUIZ NIGHT In aid of The Alison Fracella Research Trust & The Brendan Oakes Trust Reg. Charity Nos 1109426 & 1129090

Saturday 24th November 7 - 11 pm In the Ansell Centre £8 per person which includes a ploughman’s supper Maximum of 6 persons per team

Wine & soft drinks available from the Bar There will also be a raffle with great prizes Entry on the night by ticket only Tickets available from Mark & Valerie Oakes (01473) 828640 Rob & Sue Kettlewell (01473) 827206 and Keith Avis Newsagents in Hadleigh High Street

Down to Earth ...with Dave The success stories of this year have to be the two types of squash grown, with the butternut and winter ones producing more than ever before. The greenhouse shelving looks like a greengrocers, with dozens of them lined up to ripen ready for storing and use well into the winter. The other success has been the bumper crop of apples on my two little trees on the allotment. What the apples lack in size they make up for in sweetness. One problem has been that due to the weight of fruit one very large branch has completely split and broken away requiring emergency attention with a pruning saw. Hopefully no permanent damage has been done to the tree. The large wound is just left to heal naturally with nothing painted onto it, I must make sure to thin out the baby fruits even more drastically next year. After a slow start the various beans are cropping surprisingly well, this must be due to the rain and warmth left in the soil, the more you pick them the more they will grow. Over the hot dry ssummer the grass has taken a bit of a beating, now is a good time to give it some TLC. First dig out any big weeds, scarify it, paying particular particular attention to any bald areas. If possible make holes in the lawn with a special hollow tined tool or use a garden fork pushed into the grass every couple of inches and levered backwards, this loosens up the soil. Any really bald areas can then be lightly reseeded, I like to use a mixture of homemade compost, sharp sand and tough wearing lawn seed. This is mixed up in a bucket, broadcast and and gently brushed into the holes previously made, with the warmth in the soil the seed should germinate in a few days. If you use any lawn fertiliser make sure it is an autumn one and avoid nitrogenrich summer lawn feed as at this time of year this would promote soft growth vulnerable to winter damage. If you can find any spring green or other brassica plants and you have a bit of space, pop a few in. They will get away quickly with the soil being so warm. I was recently given a quantity of wood chips left from where an old tree stump had been been ground out. These are very slow to break down and do not immediately provide nutrients or improve the soil structure in the same way as compost does, even after a year or more they will still be rotting down. If dug into the soil they can use up nitrogen that could otherwise be feeding the plants, this is known as nitrogen robbery. They can however be used as a mulch around mature trees, making sure they do not touch the trunk. I will however mix them a little at a time into my composts on the allotment. Problem solved. That's all for this time, Dave

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Ladies! Get dressed for Autumn at Corn Craft! Did you know that Corn Craft, in Monks Eleigh, is now selling women’s casual clothing? Following on from a successful Summer collection, their Autumn/Winter ranges from Lily & Me and Brakeburn are now all in stock. These two labels are small, British companies who design all of their own prints and styles which you won’t find all over the high street. The ranges include many different styles of tops and dresses in addition to gorgeous knitwear. The clothing is made with good quality, comfortable fabrics in flattering fits, available in a size 8 to 18 and is sensibly priced. You can also find a range of one sized Italian inspired clothing. Stock is limited so make a visit to take a look before it all goes! Corn Craft is at Bridge Farm Barns www.bridgefarmbarns.co.uk 01449 740456

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QUIZ NIGHT Whatfield Village Hall Saturday October 6th 7.30 pm Teams of up to 8 £3.00 per person Bring your own nibbles Bar will be open - Raffle Book your places by calling Christina: 01473 399215

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Promotions at Gotelee Leading Suffolk law firm Gotelee is delighted to announce the promotion of two of its solicitors to the position of Associate. Chief Executive Officer Charles Rowett said Tracey Laflin and Kay Baker had been recognised by the firm for their outstanding work and commitment to client service. "Tracey and Kay's promotions are testimony to their skill and expertise, and their dedication to providing the very best standards for their clients," said Mr Rowett. Tracey specialises in residential conveyancing including freehold and leasehold property, buying and selling land for all purposes including new developments, remortgages, equity release, and she has built up an excellent reputation for helping clients buying new properties from local house builders in Suffolk and further afield in East Anglia. Her career in law began in 1985 as a paralegal. She later worked as a legal executive while continuing her studies and then won a place at a London university to the take the Legal Practice Course, where she was awarded Tracey Laflin the highest grade of a distinction. She qualified as a solicitor in 2003 and joined Gotelee in 2016. Tracey, who is based in the firm's Felixstowe office, said: "I am thrilled to be appointed as an Associate with Gotelee. "I take pride in offering a friendly and efficient service to clients and my approach is to make the process as straightforward as possible with minimal stress." Tracey's clients cite her approachable nature, understanding of complex issues and all-round efficiency as reasons for seeking her help. Kay specialises in private client law, in particular tax planning and trusts, wills, and estates and probate, including contentious probate. She qualified as a solicitor in 2007 and is a member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) and the Association of Contentious Trust and Probate Specialists (ACTAPS). She is also a fully-accredited member of Solicitors for the Elderly (SFE) and holds the SFE Older Client Care in Practice Award. Kay said: "I'm delighted to become an Associate with Gotelee and look forward to continuing to provide Kay Baker clients with an excellent service, to be approachable and to give advice that is clear and easy to understand." Tracey and Kay's promotions come at an exciting time for Gotelee, which has enjoyed a period of continued growth in recent years and now operates from offices in Ipswich, Felixstowe, Hadleigh and Woodbridge. Established in 1880, the firm offers a full range of personal and business legal services, enjoying an excellent reputation for its professional work and personal approach. To contact Tracey, call her on 01394 283241 or email tracey.laflin@gotelee.co.uk. To contact Kay, call 01473 826311 or email kay.baker@gotelee.co.uk. Alternatively, to find out what else Gotelee has to offer, visit www.gotelee.co.uk

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Hadleigh U3A Hadleigh U3A welcomes members and prospective members to the United Reform Church on Monday 8th October 2018 at 2.30pm for their next meeting and AGM and when Roger Hance will be talking about ‘Wildlife in your garden’

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Lavenham Carpet Bowls Club We have just had our first Carpet Bowls Club wedding, although they didn't wear trainers! Alan and Daphne met at the Bowls Club and are now partners in life. They both enjoy Carpet Bowls and so could you, if you come along to our Tuesday morning session at 10am or our Thursday evening session at 7.30pm, or both, which are held at Lavenham Village Hall. We are a friendly club and Carpet Bowls is a fun way to stay active and make new friends and we look forward to welcoming new members to our club, even if you have never played Carpet Bowls before. uition is available and the first two sessions are free. Although I can not guarantee there will be any more weddings, as far as I know this is the first wedding since the club was formed 13 years ago. If you would like any further information about our Carpet Bowls Club, please contact us on 01787 247805 or via email at:- mazzabeatham@yahoo.com

Whatfield Players Our new venture, ‘Play Reading Evenings’, had a successful start on Monday 17th September. Three scripts- two relating to WW1 and WW2, and another of an adventure on a cruise liner- were much enjoyed. Our next meeting will be on Monday 15th October, 7.30 in the Salvation Army Hall. Come along, no need to learn lines, and make new friends. Diane Armour

Local Hybrid Estate Agent Hizzy Property takes a look into the current market conditions with some positive signs for the Autumn market including start of London recovery • There has been a monthly rise of 0.7% (+£2,088) in the price of newlymarketed property, which remains the same as the average for September since 2011. • The post summer season offers more choice for buyers, with a 16% increase in new homes coming to market in the first week of September compared to the average of the last three summer weeks. • Autumn traditionally sees a boost in activity and this will be fuelled by more choice for buyers with a 16% jump in new properties coming to market in the first week of September. • After years of price falls in parts of London there are signs of renewed buyer activity at the upper end, with a 6% rise in number of sales agreed for homes of £750,000 and over compared to same month last year. If you are thinking of having a free valuation on your home soon then please give us a call on 01473 875101. We can show you a smarter, and more affordable way of selling.

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Thank you A big thank you to everyone who helped with, or attended, the ‘Lets get Fundraising’ sale at Polstead Village Hall on September 8th. A total of £650 was raised which has been split between two wonderful animal charitiesSesaw in Leavenheath and Helens House of Hope in Bulgaria. Representatives from both charities attended. They were bowled over by the wide selection of beautiful handmade craft items and various donated goods. Special thanks to Tracey, Nicki and Lisa who ran the bric a brac, raffle and tombola. Thank you to the three amigos in the kitchen who served all our wonderful refreshments. It was so well attended - we cannot thank you all enough! Julie Richards and Mary Murdoch

Sudbury Air Cadets The Royal Air Force Air Cadets is an opportunity to get an insight into life in the RAF without any pressure of having to join the RAF after. There is such a range of different activities. Such as visits to RAF stations, flying, gliding, nationally recognised first aid qualifications, BTECs, shooting, sports and so much more. The list is unimaginably long. There is, of course, the social aspect there are opportunities to make friends with cadets from our squadron and other ones. We are having an open evening on the 17th of September 2018 come along and see what you could be missing out on! If you miss it contact the squadron at sudburyaircadets@aol.com to organise a personal tour. If you are unsure visit the squadron website at sudburyaircadets.btck.co.uk

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MeetUpMondays A very warm welcome and a free cuppa for those wanting a little company. Every Monday morning from 12th November, drop in at The George in Hadleigh between 9.30 and 11.00. The George is supporting the battle for people struggling with isolation to join together in a welcoming environment for tea/coffee, biscuits or toast and social interaction, and show that Suffolk is a really caring county. We are joining the ‘MeetUpMonday’ scheme especially for those who would like to come and spend some time with other local people. Please join us for a chat, meet new people and make new friends. ‘MeeUpMondays’ are happening at lots of places across Suffolk and we are really pleased to be supporting the brilliant work of its organisers. You don’t need to book, so just arrive at any time, enjoy a free cuppa and spend as long as you like in the company of other local people. We look forward to meeting you at The George soon!

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Hadleigh Start the Season in a hurry!! The opening two games of highly entertaining rugby have seen the First Team defeat Bury St Edmunds III and Harwich II. They have amassed 128 points, scoring 19 tries and conceding just 1. A good crowd enjoyed the first home match against Bury. There is a great atmosphere and positive attitude at the Layham Road Club this season which permeates from the First Team through to the minis. This is reinforced by the fact that over two thirds of the First Team have graduated through the Youth and minis section which make us very much a home grown club! We are keen to encourage social and playing membership. All returning players, first timers and spectators are welcome. We understand that young people sometimes need to ‘have a go’ before they commit to something, so we offer a 2-week free taster membership for youth and minis to give them the opportunity to experience rugby at one of Hadleigh’s hidden sporting gems. Youth teams (U13 upwards) train on Wednesday evenings and Sundays. Minis train and play on Sundays. For further information contact our Youth Chairman, Marcus Gallagher on 07900 211666. Seniors train on Tuesdays and Saturdays. For further information, contact Club Chairman Charlie Warburton on 01206 322213 or email chairman@hadleighrfc.co.uk Alternatively visit the website: hadleighrfc.rfu.club Home Games for October: 6th October V Sudbury II, 27th October V Ipswich II - Hope to see you there

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Fun Day brings out new faces young and old at Newton Green Would-be golfers from far and wide turned out to take part in an open fun day at Newton Green Golf Club. Many of the visitors attended as families, with the club able to promote its wide range of membership benefits to a broad audience. Peter Philpott, chairman, said: â&#x20AC;&#x153;Although many youngsters present had hardly touched a golf club previously, the fun nature of the mildly golf-linked activities led to a lot of enthusiastic participation. â&#x20AC;&#x153;However, a substantial number of those present had a good idea of the sport, with several having played at nine-hole courses in the region, but keen to consider a step up to a user-friendly club which also offers free lessons to all juniors. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It was good to see a number of parents that had previously dabbled in golf bringing their offspring with a view to making the sport a family activity. What the club offers in flexible memberships and support for players was an eyeopener for several visitors.â&#x20AC;?

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Peter Blewitt Trophy In lovely early autumn conditions Stoke by Nayland held their rearranged Peter Blewitt American Greensomes competition. This Easter mixed event had been postponed because of adverse weather. There was an 8.00 shotgun start on the Gainsborough Course, which is in mid preparation for WPGA International Challenge 2018 which started with the ProAm on Wednesday 12 September through to Saturday 15 September. It was very fitting that this competition was won by Janet Hodge and her partner Robbie Benson. Janet recalled that she had joined Stoke in 1983 when the Captain was Peter Blewitt. Peter, and his wife Rita, always enjoyed playing mixed golf and the Stoke members play for his trophy every year. Janet and Robbie were presented with the Peter Blewitt Trophy by Captains Alan Line and Elaine Davidson. In second place spot were Ian McKay and Maryan Griffiths.

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