Issue 493 23rd April 2016
North Walsham’s First Easter Fayre and Family Show a Success Covering North Walsham, Aylsham and surrounding villages in association with the Cromer Times and Sheringham Independent
The Easter weekend in North Walsham was about Easter eggs and of course - porridge!
Arts North Norfolk, the arts charity, presented its first Easter Fayre with 20 stalls that showcased the best of local food, drink, arts and crafts. Over 1000 people attended the fayre and the two shows of Goldilocks and the Three Bears (morning and afternoon) were very busy, with the matinee performance selling out. Anna Rumsby, who launched her new line of wooden family trees in frames at the fayre, said, “There has been a lovely atmosphere all day long and there’s also been a good variety of quality stalls and craftsmanship on display. It’s been very busy and the show has brought in lots of families to the fayre.”
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St Nicholas House Prep School Year North Walsham’s First Easter Fayre and Family Show a Success 1 & 2 pupils each have their Poetry
Continued from front cover... Joseph Ballard, who runs Arts North Norfolk and also directed and starred in the show as Father Bear said “I’m very pleased with the great turn out we’ve had today. Lots of happy families have seen our fun energetic show – there’s nothing better than a house full of young children really engaging with live performance. I would heartily like to thank all the stall holders, our theatre company and volunteers for all their hard work.”
The show was penned by Stile and Drewe, a well-known writing duo, who also created the new arrangements for the West End production of Mary Poppins. The show also starred Paige Miller, James Turner, Krissi Jae Kitson and 16 year old Connor Payne as Baby Bear. The bear costumes, which received great praise, were made by professional dressmaker, Teresa Butler.
North Walsham Community Choir also performed some new songs at lunchtime, which was busy with families sharing a teddy bears’ picnic in the café.
More stage capers follow soon at the Atrium Theatre, on Saturday 23 April with A Night of Mystery with the Victorian Conjuror and also the final play of Rob John’s Norfolk trilogy, as Feast Theatre present Winter ’53 on Saturday 28 April.
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All the pupils in Years 1 & 2 at St Nicholas House Prep School in North Walsham submitted a poem to the Young Writers’ Sense Poetry Competition. This competition was created to complement Key Stage 1 learning objectives and children were asked to use their senses to write their own poetry.
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Mrs Norton, Year 1/2 teacher said ‘I wanted to share my love of poetry with my class and thought that the competition was a great way of nurturing their interest. I am immensely proud of all my pupils who took part and entered with such enthusiasm’. Here are a couple of examples of the work which were entered into the competition: I can see dark shiny chocolate I smell hot chocolate clouds Crispy crunchy chocolate walls I touch squidgy sticky chocolate I can taste sweet creamy chocolate. Brogan O'Hara, Age 5
I can see daylight fading through the window I can feel my soft pyjamas. I can smell my porridge bubbling. I can hear people speak and the cook speak. I can taste sugar on my porridge. Lily Mae Wright Age 7
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followed by tea and chat. All Welcome Girlguiding - Rainbows Tues evenings. Brownies (4 Packs) Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur evenings. Guides (2 Patrols) Tue/Wed evenings. Rangers Tue evening. For more information tel: 01692 405828 evenings only or 01692 406644 evenings only. U3A (University of the Third Age) Nth Walsham 1st Fri of month 2.30pm Roman Catholic Church Hall on Kings Loke Rd Nth Walsham. Members admission is free. Non-members welcome to attend, entrance fee £2. Details from Membership Secretary Marilyn Nevill 01263 721570 See U3A website at www.u3a.org.uk Voyager is a community group for adults meets in the St. Nicholas Room North Walsham, every Wednesday. The day is in 3 parts, 10am – 12noon for informal activities and refreshments. 2 course lunch at 12 (book by 11.45am), afternoon session begins at 2pm with different activities . Contact Linda 07541 795133 North Walsham Judo Club North Walsham Judo Club meet on a Tuesday from 7pm to 9pm and on a Friday 6.30pm to 7.30pm under 8 years and beginners, 7.30pm to 8.30pm Juniors with Yellow Tabs and above and 8.30pm to 9.30pm High Juniors and Seniors. New members welcome. Tel: (01263) 579345 for details St Nicholas Mothers' Union meets every second Tuesday of month at 2.30pm in the St Nicholas Room for Faith, Fellowship and Fun. A warm welcome awaits. For further information tel: 01692 406566 Tenpin Bowling Trios League 7pm every Monday at Strikers North Walsham. New teams of any standard welcome. Call Dave on 01692 403742 for details Pram Service Meeting in St Nicholas Church North Walsham 2nd Thursday of each month 2pm. Songs, activities, stories & refreshments. All under 5s welcome. Contact 01692 402506 for details. Tea Cakes, join us for tea, cake and chat on the first Thursday of the month from 2 - 4.pm in St Nicholas Room, behind the church Brite Sprites baby and toddler group at the Congregational Church Hall, Cromer Rd, N Walsham on Tuesdays 9.30 till 11.30am (£1.50 per adult & child - 50p for extra siblings). Bridge Club at the Community Centre, North Walsham Mondays 6.45pm. Tel 01263 722290 North Walsham & District Childminding Group meet at Kingfisher Kids Club from 9.30 - 11.30. Drop in Session. All Childminders welcome. Call 07796638020 for details Yoga for Pregnancy Group. Fridays 11am – 12.30pm in the Roman Catholic Church Hall, North Walsham. More details from 01692 407537 Quakers. Friends Meeting House, Mundesley Road, near Swafield. Meeting for worship Sundays 10.30am. Millfield Pre-School offers All-Day and Sessional Care (am or pm), Mon-Fri 08.30 - 3.30 (term time). From 2.5 years old. Funding for 3 & 4 year olds. Childcare Vouchers accepted. Ofsted Registered. Qualified Staff. For more information call Rachel or Jane on 01692 406378 North Walsham Air Training Corps - Monday and Thursday evenings 19.00 - 21.30 Manor Road Junior School, North Walsham. Open to girls and boys aged 13 - 18. For further information contact 01692 503033 (parade nights only Mon & Thurs) North Walsham New Road Bowls & Snooker Club. New members welcome. Bowls season starts in April. Snooker played all year round. Membership Sec Mrs P Oakley 01692 405641 and Mr R Ullman 01692 630997. The Rotary Club of North Walsham meets every Monday at The Scarborough Hill Hotel, Old Yarmouth Road, North Walsham, NR28 9NA . Further info from Secretary Richard Walker on 01263 722401. Please note we are a dual gender club Royal Air Forces Association North Walsham Branch meet at The Bluebell Public House, Bacton Road, North Walsham on the first Tuesday of every month 7.30pm Baby & Toddler groups at Kingfisher Kids Club The sessions are play based with the opportunity to get together, have a coffee and chat with other mums, dads and carers. Mon - Story Cafe – 9am – 10.30am £1.50/child. Wed - Music Group – 9am – 10am £1/child. Fri - Baby & Toddler group – 9am – 11.30am £2.50/family. Drop in basis - Term time only - first session FREE Parkinson UK, Aylsham & North Walsham Support Group. Meet second Tues each month 10.30-12.30 at the Sacred Heart Church Hall, Kings Arms St, North Walsham. Contact Terry 01692 406486 Dance for Fun Dance For Fun at Smallburgh Village Hall. Children's fun dance classes incl ballet, tap, disco and gymnastic dance. Wed 6pm to 8pm. For children 5 and over. Just £12 a month. Call Maria or Tracy evenings on 01692 590787 or just come along The Regal Fight Club Martial Arts Studio, MMa classes Mon, Wed Thurs and MMa striking Friday, all 6pm till 8pm, Call 07876 198898 Pilgrim Shelter, Trimingham Whist Drive every Thursday 1.45pm- 4pm £1.50 per head to include cup of tea & raffle Worstead Toddlers meet Fridays in term time 10am-12. Queen Elizabeth Village Hall, Ruin Rd,Worstead. £2/fam-
ily plus 50p for each additional mobile child. First visit free. T’ai Chi Tuesdays 2pm – 3.15pm. Roman Catholic Church Rooms, North Walsham. Newcomers welcome Whist Drive Tues & Fri at 7.45 East Ruston Village Hall Sandcastles Pre-School (Bacton Primary School). Sessional care for children aged 2-4 years. Open Monday 9am-3pm, Wednesday 9am-3pm, Thursday and Friday 9am-12pm. Please contact us for further details on 07796825983 or visit www.sandcastlespreschool.co.uk Multisports Bacton -Tues Bacton Sports Field. Holt Wed Primary School Playing Field. Mundesley -Thur Mundesley Junior School. North Walsham - Mon Manor Rd Junior School. We stop at the end of School Term. 5.45pm (for registration) finish 7.30pm. Parents welcome no running required! We can organise CRB checks, if you do not already have a certificate. £1.50 per week, with a maximum of £3 per family. Pre-booking is not necessary. Parents have to sign consent forms before children start. St John Ambulance Divisional and Norfolk County Museum, Preference Place, off Bacton Road, N Walsham NR28 9RF. Open on an appointment basis by contacting the Curator/Custodian of the museum Dave Pollitt ddavepollit@aol.com 07795 261326 / 01692 406261. Come and explore our fascinating history of service to the public. Fledgeling Music classes - friendly, dynamic, energetic and fun. A unique experience your child will love! Who for? Children aged 4 months to 4 years. FREE taster class, members pay only £4, younger siblings £2 babies of older siblings FREE. Paid half termly. www.fledgelingmusic.co.uk, Contact Lorna 07500 221121 or info@fledgelingmusic.co.uk Sheringham Stroke Support Group for anyone who has suffered a stroke. Meets fortnightly Wednesdays 2.15pm 4pm at Sheringham Methodist Church on Cromer Road. Further information Harvey Pitcher 01263 512328’ North Norfolk Speakers Club meets every other Wed, 7pm at North Walsham High School. Dates and further info visit www.nnsc.co.uk or contact Gillian 01692 650250 North Walsham Cage Bird Club held on 3rd Tuesday of the month at 8pm at Felmingham Village Hall. Everyone welcome. Further info contact Sandra on 01692 404750 Music in Motion at Victory Swim and Fitness N.Walsham Mon at 10am and Tue at 9.30am and 10.30am (half price swim) and at Elephant Playbarn, Knapton Wed 10am and 11am Wednesday morning (half price play). Courses start from £3/session and are booked in blocks of 6 and 12 weeks.07946862095 for details Bittern DX Group – Local amateur radio group currently holding our meetings at the Erpingham Arms on the last Thursday of the month (not The Roman Camp at Aylmerton) with regular field events throughout the year, find out about us on our Website www.bdxg.org.uk or Email info@bittern-dxers.org.uk St. Benet's Trefoil Guild (Guiding for Adults) meet at Guide H.Q. 4th Monday of the month 2pm Contact Ann Russell 01692 405295 for details Sheringham Singers Tuesdays 2-4pm Lighthouse Community Church Sheringham. New singers always welcomed to this friendly ladies choir. Ro Curtis 01263 768126 North Walsham Belly Dancer meets Monday evenings at North Walsham Catholic Church Hall. Please telephone Sharon for details on 07538 181409 or e-mail northwalshamdance@googlemail.com Gresham Village Park Sunday Market and Carboot first Sunday of every month. Gates open to public at 10am, stall holders and market traders 8am onwards to set up. Pitches £5. All proceeds go to raising money for the Play Park and Pavilion. Further details contact tomtye@myway.com or on 07765633549. NR11 8RT Martial Arts Judo - Tue nights - well established and friendly club. Millfield Primary School, N Walsham, Hazel 01263 579345 Colby and Banningham WI - meet at Banningham village hall second Wed of the month - ex Aug. Starts 7.20pm, includes a speaker or a demonstration; sometimes we have a hands-on "have a go" evening and always ending with a tea/coffee and cake. Ladies of all ages welcome, pop along to discover more. Contact Tel: 01692 538241 Cromer Chamber Orchestra is looking for players (no age limit) all sections woodwind, brass, strings. We meet at The Belfrey Arts Center Overstrand on Mon eve at 7pm (school term). No audition necessary. 01263 511600 Junior Tennis Coaching - 9am in the Sports Hall at the High School. All equipment is supplied and all children are welcome. Contact Mike 01692 402665 or 07415 798819 ‘Walsham Writers' Group small, friendly group of writers. Meet every 2nd Thurs to share our writing, inspire one another and offer constructive criticism. If you would like to try us out please contact us for further details – either Google Walsham Writers' Group and email us or visit our blog writeloudnclear.blogspot.com The Lumiere Rouge Jazz Band plays first Friday each month at The Red Hart, Bodham 7.30pm-10pm £3.50 on the door and third Friday eachy month at The Marsham Arms Coaching Inn, Hevingham 8pm to 10.30pm £3.50 on the door. For details call 01263 825218 Continued on page 10...
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Air Cadets visit USAF at Lakenheath On 7 April, cadets from 2110 [North Walsham] Squadron visited RAF Lakenheath, home of the United States Air Force. The North Walsham cadets were joined by cadets from 222 [Broadlands] Squadron on the visit.
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A great day was enjoyed, getting up close to the awesome F15 Eagle aircraft as well as visiting maintenance units, rescue services and having a display from the USAF Police Dog Unit. A huge effort was made by the USAF personnel to make this a successful day for cadets, not only from the Norfolk Squadrons, but for other cadets from as far away as Poole.
Corporal Luca Wedge-Clarke climbs aboard a USAF F15
A great insight into the working of our close ally and, due to the friendliness of the guides, also to the nature of American people. North Walsham Air Cadets parade every Monday and Thursday, at North Walsham Primary School, Manor Road, North Walsham, NR28 9HG from 7pm till 9.30pm and welcomes all young people aged between 12 and 18 years. They are currently recruiting cadets and adult volunteers.
North Walsham and District Historical Society The Other Florence Nightingale presented by Hazel Gillingham
Mary Jane Seacole, née Grant, was born in Jamaica on 14 May 1805. Her Scottish father was an Army Officer who married her Jamaican shopkeeper mother, who was a busy “doctoress”, a healer who used traditional Caribbean and African herbal remedies, and kept a guesthouse that included two rooms in which Mary, at eight years old, helped to run as a sort of surgery dispensing various cures and herbal-based potions. At 12 years of age, Mary was practicing on her own. She had a good education and was largely brought up by both of her grandmothers. When she was 18, she came to London, stayed with her family and set up in business selling spices. After a year, she returned to Jamaica, and travelled back to London a year later. Returning once more to Jamaica, her baggage contained lots of shells to sell. Her role then included treating solders for malaria - in all she made four return journey to London, all at her own expense and her travels included visits to Bahamas, Cuba and Haiti.
She married her husband Edwin Seacole in 1836 and started another hotel business in Jamaica. She was only married for eight years when her husband died, quickly followed by her mother.
In 1883, the Crimean war started and, at that time. there was inadequate nursing of wounded soldiers. A concerned journalist Mr Bill Nutall, wrote to the Minister for War asking for a battalion of nurses to be formed and sent to the Crimea.
In 1855 Mary opened the ‘British Hotel’ in Panama to cater for the needs of the gold miners. She sold the hotel and returned to London but was unable to get an interview with Florence Nightingale. She paid her own fare and travelled to Constantinople, Florence Nightingale turned her down again, and she then set up a hotel costing her £800 to build, one mile from the battlefront, near Balaclava. She tended the wounded and provided rooms and refreshments for people watching the battles from a nearby hill top, also horse racing, and tea parties during the lulls.
The war ended on 1 April 1986 and she entered several churches collecting candlesticks, bells, and pictures of the Madonna, for safe keeping. She always carried a gun and used it. She retired to London bankrupt. She treated the Princess of Wales for thrombosis. Mary died of a stroke on 14 May 1881. Mike Sothcott
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Diabetes UK North Norfolk Group our guest speaker on Thursday 28 April will be Podiatrist and Chiropodist Nick Howsam. The meeting starts at 7.30pm at Cromer Methodist Church Hall. Please contact Jackie or David on 01692 405492 or visit www.north-norfolk.diabetesukgroup.org Cake Break Coffee Morning for Multiple Sclerosis at Southrepps Church 10am -12 noon on Friday 29 April - raffle, bric-a-brac, tombola, refreshments and of course cakes. All proceeds go to the local MS group. All most welcome North Norfolk Model Engineering Clubs Miniature Railway at Holt Station (NR25 6AJ) will be open for public rides on Saturday 30 April, Sunday 1 May and Monday 2 May 11am – 3pm each day
Marsham Church Craft Exhibition and Fayre on Monday 2 May 11am – 3pm tables £5 each. Contact Nicola Hibberd on 01263733557 or nicola.hibberd@talktalk.net
Flower Arranging Demonstration. Floral Extravaganza by Crystal Dyball in aid of St Bartholomew's Church, Sloley. Flower Festival Fund on Saturday 7 May at 2pm at Honing and Crostwight Village Hall, Honing NR28 9AB. Tickets £7 including refreshments. Contact Veronica 01692 405408 or Sue 01692 500440
Plant & Book Sale on Saturday 30 April 9.30am - 12noon at Quaker Meeting House, Mundesley Road, North Walsham (end of by-pass, before Swafield bridge) - craft table, light refreshments. Ample free parking. An opportunity to look round the 18th Century Meeting House
Coffee Morning in St Nicholas Rooms, North Walsham (behind church) on Thursday 28 April 9.30am – 11.30am in aid of St Bartholomew Church, Sloley
Garage/Yard Sales in Trunch on Monday 2 May 10am until 2pm. Refreshments available in the Methodist Church. Maps showing official locations in village available from Trunch Village Stores
Sale at Hoveton Village Hall on 24 April 10am to 3pm in aid of Songbird Survival charity no 1085281
Spring Craft Fair 10am - 4pm on Saturday 30 April at Coronation Hall, 26 Cromer Road, Mundesley NR11 8BE - browse through lots of different and interesting crafts and buy if something catches your eye. All local Norfolk craftspeople who really love what we do and enjoy talking about it! Also Charity Stall and Tombola. Free entry and parking. We support the East Anglia Air Ambulance
Maytime Medley Exhibition at Thorpe Market Church St Margaret’s Church, Thorpe Market, will once again be the venue for an exciting new exhibition of art and photographs, together with a range of unique handmade gifts including beautiful glass and pottery items, creative fabric crafts and greeting cards from Friday 29 April to Monday 2 May.
As always, a wide selection of used books will be for sale, as well as tea, coffee and a selection of delicious cakes. Entrance is free and the artists will be on hand throughout the exhibition. There is ample parking opposite the church. Opening hours 11am - 4pm each day.
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Evening Walk on Tuesday 3 May 6.30pm start in Aylsham Market Place. Gentle 1½ hour guided walk includes aspects of Aylsham's history, plants and wildlife. Free. No need to book. Organised by Aylsham Rotary www.aylshamrotary.org.uk and Aylsham in Bloom www.aylshaminbloom.weebly.com
Coffee Morning by Nelson Quilters on 4 May 10am to 12 noon at Community Centre, North Walsham 3 quilt raffle. sales table, trader. To raise funds for quilts for Age concern and Nelsons Journey
Saturday 23 April - An Evening of Country/Irish & Middle of the Road music performed by Marc James at North Walsham Community Centre on Saturday 23 April - doors open at 7pm, £5 on the door. Raising money for North Walsham Community Centre improvements
Table Top Sale at North Walsham Community Centre on Saturday 30 April from 9am - midday. Money raised will go to the North Walsham Players. Tables available £5 (double table)
Icknield Ensemple on Saturday 30 April at 7.30 pm at St Botolph’s Church, Trunch - Arwen Newband – Violin, Edmund Booth – Violin, Nick Turner – Viola, Sarah Boxall – ’Cello , Nick Mason - Double Bass, Anna Le
Hair – Piano Vaughan Williams: Piano Quintet, Bridge: Phantasie Trio, Dvořák: Piano Quintet, Op. 81 admission is by programme, available on the door from 40 minutes before concert, priced £10 (£8 concessions)
Horning Boat Show on Saturday 30 April 10am until 5pm - a great day out for all the family - to be opened by Keith Skues of Radio Norfolk. Free parking at BeWilderwood & shuttle bus to the Show. On show there will be luxury cruisers, sailing boats, model boats, hire boats & much more. Food, drink & all day entertainment. Entry by £1 donation
Craft Fairs at St Benet Hall, North Walsham on 4th Thursday in the month 9am until 2pm, next sale 28 April. Free admission, box for donations to the Norfolk & Norwich Association for the Blind
Table Top/Jumble Sale on Saturday 4 June at 1pm at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Worstead – to book a table (£5 per table) or to donate any items for the sale please contact Shirley on 01692 406582. All proceeds for hall funds
Charity Tea Dance with the Den-Barrie Duo at the Community Centre, New Road, North Walsham on Monday 16 May 2pm until 4.30pm. Admission £2 which includes tea and cakes. Proceeds to a charity
Cantamus Concerts
Cantamus Choir, a 40 strong concert choir based in Southrepps, are gearing up for their final two performances under present conductor, David Ballard.
David has held the baton at Cantamus since September 2010, and in that time the choir has performed across Norfolk venues in works as diverse as choral repertory mainstays such as Faure’s Requiem and Vivaldi’s Gloria, through to smaller scale works, sacred and secular, contemporary and classic.
The final two concerts will be at West Runton Parish Church (Saturday 14 May at 7pm admission by donation) and North Walsham Parish Church (Saturday 28 May 7pm, admission £5 as part of the churches exhibition of church vestments.) They will feature a selection of varied short pieces of music from both sides of the Atlantic and spanning 500 years of music making. The choir is particularly pleased to be showcasing music written in the early years of the 21st century by American composers such as Eric Whitacre, Stephen Paulus, and Morten Lauridsen, whose work O Magnum Mysterium has sold more copies of sheet music than any other in American history. This will be interspersed with English music by composers such as Elgar and Parry as well as arrangements of traditional folk songs.
David Ballard said “I’ve been tremendously proud of what Cantamus has achieved in my five years at the helm, during which time the choir has been able to attain very high standards of amateur music making, and gain a reputation for the wide variety of music that has been showcased. The choir has also had a reputation for being a very friendly group, and I can assure everyone that the internal warmth of the choir will radiate through these performances of familiar and not-so-familiar music. There will also be solos from local Contralto Jo Oxbourgh and Flautist Jodie Taylor, so truly something for everyone!” North Walsham Times 493 April 23rd 2016
CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALS MUSIC, ART AND POETRY PROJECT FOR SCHOOLS
This July children from five local primary schools will be taking part in an exciting and ambitious music, art and poetry project based around the orchestral work ‘Carnival of the Animals’ by Camille Saint-Saëns.
The children will experience a live performance of this engaging and entertaining piece performed by the musicians of ‘Parnassus’, a small chamber ensemble, led by the internationally renowned conductor Peter Stark.
Anna Hashimoto
The concert is at St Andrew’s Church, Holt, where there will also be public performance at 6.30pm on the same day.
There are also related art and poetry competitions, with artwork being exhibited
in three local libraries - Cromer, Holt and Sheringham and then in St Andrew’s Church, Holt, as part of Holt Festival.
On Thursday 28 July at 6.30pm there will be For further information please visit our a Celebratory Event in St Andrew’s Church website: www.FALCON-norfolk.org.uk when prizes for the art and poetry competitions You do not have to wait until July however, to will be presented by award winning author hear wonderful classical music Kevin Crossley-Holland. being performed live as the next The project is being concert in the ever popular organised and FALCON series of concerts is part-funded by FALCON, nearly upon us. Anna Hashimoto, with generous funding one of the finest clarinettists of from the Arts Council of her generation, is coming to England and the Norfolk perform at St. Andrew’s Church Arts Fund. It is being run in Holt on Saturday 14 May in partnership with Holt from 6.30pm. Anna will be Festival (who are funding accompanied by Mark Viner an the school’s concert), and Mark Viner equally accomplished young made possible by support pianist. As usual pre-concert of the five partner primary schools - Holt, drinks will be available, as well as during the Gresham Village, Langham, Overstrand interval. The concert is free to attend but any and Roughton - as well as the Norfolk Library donations are welcome to help raise money for Service and the Rector of St Andrew’s both FALCON’s projects and St Andrew’s Church, Holt. Church.
Shakespeare in 400
Arts North Norfolk, has launched a competition to honour Shakespeare Day on 23 April, which marks his birthday and day he died, 400 years on.
Budding writers and thespians are invited to sum up a Shakespeare play in just 400 characters. The character count must include all letters and punctuation.
submit your short story to their box office at No. 1 Market Place, North Walsham NR28 9BP. It is free to enter and the deadline for entries is 27 April and you can submit as many entries as you wish.
More event listings can be found at www.artsnorthnorfolk.org to book tickets for upcoming shows, call 01692 218060 or pop into No. 1 Market Place, North Walsham (open Wednesday to Saturday).
Joseph Ballard, director of Arts North Norfolk said “This is our way of being part of the international festivities that are celebrating Shakespeare’s work this year. Our competition is open all ages from primary school age to adults – I think it’s really important to involve young people in this project. I wanted to encourage people to sum up a play which in turn strips the plays back to the story. Theatre is about telling a story and Shakespeare did not write his plays just to be read in a classroom!” Joseph, who has directed, acted in and also adapted some plays of Shakespeare is keen to welcome entries from enthusiasts and also those who may be knew to exploring Shakespeare’s work a bit further. It is thought that Shakespeare had written 38 plays in his lifetime, but without correct records or evidence, some of the plays may even be the work of somebody else. He is also encouraging schools and groups to take part, based on classroom activity.
Prizes include: • Tickets to theatre shows and films at the Atrium Theatre (North Walsham) for the rest of the year. • Tickets to see the Royal Shakespeare Company’s A Midsummer Nights Dream (on tour visiting Norwich). • A meal for two at the Cockerel Restaurant (themed nights) in North Walsham. • Shortlisted stories will be recorded and shared online and with the local media including radio.
Age categories are Primary school age, High school age, Young people 17-25 and Adults 25+. You can enter the competition online at www.artsnorthnorfolk.org or North Walsham Times 493 April 23rd 2016
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NORTH WALSHAM IN BLOOM HELP BADLY NEEDED
Our spring planting fortnight starts on 6 June and once again we find ourselves very short of helpers. If you could please spare two hours a week to help with maintenance and a few more hours when we are actually changing the displays, you would be very welcome, especially if you have a basic knowledge of gardening. If you don’t, then please don’t be put off we are happy to show you, and the knowledge you gain may well be invaluable to you in the future. Please contact Muriel |Moorhouse on 01692 400717 or Marion Lane 01692 405211 if you could spare some time. Indeed this week we have lost a very prominent and important member of the team who can no longer help us due to family commitments. We would all like to wish Janet all the very best for the future, and hope to see her from time to time. our town collection day will be on Thursday 16th June, we hope to be
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Continued from page 6... Skeyton Zumba every Thursday at the Village Hall 6.30pm - 7.30pm - come along to Zumba and party your way to a new shape. Shape and tone your body the fun way. All levels of fitness welcome. £5 per class. Julie 07592 535477 Cantamus Choir invite new members to sing & laugh. Rehearsals Thurs 7.30pm in St James Church, Southrepps. No audition/experience required. More info 07785 782 498 Ballroom & Latin Dance Classes every Monday 7.30pm8.30pm Improver's Level 1 and 8.30pm-9.30pm Beginner's at The Catholic Church Hall, King's Arms St., North Walsham, NR28 9JP. For further details contact Yvonne on 01263 824145 REME Association Cromer & District Branch meetings held on the 1st Wednesday of each month at Halsey House, Norwich Road, Cromer. Ex REME personnel please do come and join us. Tel 01263 512450 Painting Classes - Painting and Drawing tuition for all levels of painting competence from beginners to those experienced at Roughton Village Hall on Mondays 1.30pm to 3.30pm. £60 for 10 sessions. John Bardell 01603 456602 MS monthly Drop-In 10am - 12noon, last Thursday of each month at Sheringham Community Centre, Holway Road, Sheringham. Anyone affected by MS most welcome. Further details 01263 579453/ Sheringham & District Philatelic Society meet at the Church Hall West Runton on the second Monday of each month, at 7.30pm Our members come from all areas of North Norfolk, further details call Jim on 01263 721043 Trunch Methodist Church Coffee Morning first Saturday every month 10am – 12noon cakes, bric-a-brac etc free admission Tel 01263 720145 Victory Explorers meet every Wednesday at the The Scout Headquarters 8.15pm - 9.45pm contact victory_explorers@hotmail.co.uk or 01692 406415. New members aged 14 - 18 years welcome Aged 13-17? Ever wanted to fly? Ever wanted to shoot? For free? Well now you can! Join North Walsham Air Training Corps for these opportunities inc adventurous training, gliding, Duke of Edinburgh awards, sports and much more. Visit www.raf.mod.uk/aircadets or call Officer Commanding Alan Stevens on 07979 075825, or visit us on a parade evening between 1900 - 2130 on Mon or Thur at the ATC Hut, N. Walsham Junior School, Manor Road Rock (Buns) & Rolling (Pins) W.I. meet on the third Wednesday of each month (except December- second Wednesday) at The Kings Arms Hotel, North Walsham at 7pm. We are open to all ages but aim to appeal to younger women. Visitors welcome. elsa-sequeira@hotmail.com 1st North Walsham Scout Group – Beavers - Tue 5pm 6.30pm & Sat 10.30am - 12.15pm. Cubs - Wed 6.30pm – 8pm & Fri 6.30pm – 8pm. Scouts - Tue 7pm – 9pm & Thur 7pm – 9pm. Info: membership@northwalshamscouts.org.uk NHS Cromer & District Retirement Fellowship meets every third Wednesday of every month between 2.30 pm and 4pm at Cromer Hospital. For more information call
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able to swell our funds on this day, and try to recoup some of the considerable expense we have had so far this year.
Spring is really with us now, and as you will all have noticed, we have been very busy with promised improvements to our flower beds. Firstly, we have had our bed at the traffic lights on the bypass made secure, and a lot more attractive, with some railway sleepers. These will stop the bed from spilling onto the road as well as making the area much safer for us ladies to work on. Secondly the bed which is now to be called the Catholic Church bed has had a lot of work done on it and planted with hardy (we hope) shrubs. We consider this a big improvement to that entrance of the town and hope that this will look good for some years to come.
We are getting involved with the dog poo problem in the town, especially the Churchyard Caroline Jennings on 01263 510002 or just come along North Walsham Knit & Natter 2pm – 4pm on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Congregational Church Hall, Cromer Road, North Walsham. All welcome. Contact Jenny Spenecer 07722 069979 Baby Yoga Classes in North Walsham and Cromer every Wednesday. For babies from 8 weeks till mobile. Eva Stone on 07557 905615 or mitchytitchyoga@icloud.com. North Norfolk Amateur Radio Group (NNARG) meet every week on Thursdays 9am-12am at 88 Central Road, Cromer. We can offer advice, workshop facilities and Amateur radio licence training up to advanced level. Ring Bill 01263 512377 or Charlie 01263 824275 for more info North Walsham Access and Independent Living Group meet every other month at St.Nicholas Rooms. Easy access for wheelchairs. Refreshments available. Everyone welcome - new or old members. For further information Sandra 01692 404750 or Lisa 01692 404021 North Walsham Photographic Group meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 7.30pm at the Annexe in The Atrium.For further details please contact Rachel on 01692 406526 or email on rachel.farrow@care4free.net Woodlands Pre-School term time Mon 9am-3pm, Tue 9am–12noon, Wed 9am–12noon, Thur Closed, our 'Seedlings' Mother and Toddler Grouup is open 10am– 12noon, Fri 9am-3pm. Places available for 2-5 year olds funding from 2 years old 'Good' OfSted report (May 2014). Breakfast Club/After School Club. Lower St. Southrepps (in the school grounds) Contact Caroline/Dawn 01263 834148 or southreppsplaygroup@gmail.com The Good Companions Club, a social club for those over 60, meets at the Community Centre, North Walsham every Friday 1.30pm – 4pm – a varied programme of events, music, lunches, entertainment as well as raffles and games. Enquiries Beth 01692 501044 Walcott CVRA Coastline Village Hall every Wednesday 10am to 12 noon Coffee, tea and chat. Every Friday 7pm to 9pm Bingo. Also other activities including Lunch Club. For more detail call Donna 01692 651509 North Walsham Army Cadet Force Wednesday evenings 19.30-21.30, North Walsham High School, all boys and girls aged 13-18 welcome. For more info 01362 694515 Children & Young People @North Walsham Methodist Church, for details of many & varied activities. Contact Anne email anne_russen001@yahoo.co.uk or 07748039363 @yahoo.co.uk or 07748039363 Bradfield Cricket Club - Cricket Coaching for boys and girls 6-11 years - All welcome at N. Walsham Sports Centre 4pm till 6pm Sunday 15 February to Sunday 5 April - £4 per session. For more info contact penny.day1@yahoo.co.uk Minni House Club - we are a group of like-minded individuals who love all things miniature and anything to do with dolls houses. We all come from the North Norfolk area and meet on the second Thursday of the month at Bodham Village Hall, 2pm - 4pm. Our Secretary is Jan Boyden and her number is 01263 826970. New members are always welcome and we would love to hear from anyone who is interested in joining us. North Walsham Friday Group - A mixed ability group for
and are actively working with the Town Council, the Church and NNDC to get this unpleasant problem sorted. Several suggestions have been put forward, and as the Environmental department of NNDC have taken this onboard we are hoping to see some significant changes in the very near future. We have been told of a certain gentleman who takes two labradors into the Churchyard early every morning and runs them off their leads for around ten minutes or so. This person does not clear the poo up, so be warned we are on your case. At the end of the day, the Churchyard is consecrated ground and not a dogs’ toilet.
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THE NORTH NORFOLK GARDENER ALPINE PLANTS
The love of alpines becomes more and more absorbing for many gardeners. The charm of the miniature, the romantic association with the mountains which are their traditional home, the satisfaction of the many easy and floriferous species and as they become more expert, the challenge of those plants which are more difficult to grow. All these factors help to explain their attraction.
It has been suggested that there are two extreme types of alpine plantsmen. There are those for whom a rockery is primarily a pleasant and colourful addition to the garden, and those whose delight is in the fascinating detail of each small plant – an enjoyment enhanced by segregating them in pots and pans and in bringing them nearer eye level in an alpine house, raised bed or cold frame.
Alpines can be grown in rock gardens, sinks and troughs, in gravel or cracks in the paving or in a cold greenhouse. A alpine house is of course the ideal, but an unheated greenhouse with very ample ventilation will give the plants the conditions they need. Whatever space and facilities you have there is room for alpines and here are some recommended plants that are in flower in my garden at the moment ■ Androsace sempervivoides – a fine Himalayan species which has rosettes of leathery leaves and spreads by runners. Develops mats from which arise numerous 5cm stems of pink flowers in April and May. An easy plant suitable for sunny screes or troughs.
Broadly speaking, alpine plants are those found in mountainous districts, that is, in the high alpine pastures above the tree line and in the actual rocky cliffs arising from them. However, most gardeners use the term alpines to include any species suitable for growing in the rock garden, trough or unheated alpine house. In general, this means plants that are reasonably hardy, perennial and compact in habit (usually six inches or less).
■ Saxifraga ‘Peach Melba’. One of the many wonderful saxifrages that are available. This variety is best grown in pots but there are saxifrages available for every situation. ‘Peach Melba’ has
beautiul large peachy-pink, flared flowers in sprays amongst the light cushion of smallleaved evergreen foliage. It is a slow growing perennial spreading to 15cms and prefers full sun or partial shade.
■ Tulipa ‘Little Beauty’. A dwarf botanical tulip with a beautiful blend of bright red-pink flowers with purple-blue centres. Many flowers are produced from a single bulb in April and at a height of just 12cms are perfect for rockeries. Choose a sunny spot where possible, if not partial shade is fine. Plant around 10 cm. deep in well-drained soil for best results.
■ Arabis caucasica ‘Little Treasure White’ is a compact variety of this popular perennial rock plant, which forms an evergreen mound covered for weeks in spring with fragrant white flowers. It is attractive to bees. Height and spread 10-15cms by 25-30cms. Suitable for rock gardens, as ground cover or covering sunny banks. Thrives in most soils but likes full sun. Cut hard back after flowering to maintain a neat shape.
Alpines plants are widely available in garden centres and there are also local specialist nurseries such as West Acre Gardens near Swaffham. Bob Wilkinson
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Beer is presently associated with large breweries and public houses, which are currently subject to local supervision. One may rightly suspect that few of those who enjoy the pleasures of the amber liquid, are aware of the history and development of this popular beverage.
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Ale, for example, is distinct from beer. The former may be the world’s oldest form of alcohol, and was a staple drink until the introduction of tea and coffee, since the water was often contaminated. Ale is made from malted barley or wheat while beer includes hops, which provides the bitter taste and extends its life.
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Monks brewed ale in Norfolk since the 11th century, although it was also brewed in private homes, usually about 2% gravity. Commercial brewing began in licensed taverns from the mid 16th century, common breweries being established by the late 17th century.
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Norwich was the third largest city in England until the industrial revolution, with a population of 35,000 rising to over 111,000 by the 19th century. It also possessed 27 breweries in 1836, reduced to seven by 1875. The reduction may be attributed to advances in technology, especially the use of steam, which only the larger breweries could afford.
By the early part of the 20th century Norwich boasted four breweries, Steward & Patterson, Bullards, Morgans and Crawshay and Youngs. Coltishall is presently better known as a World War II fighter base but, in the mid 18th century, was famous as a brewing centre. The immediate availability of suitable water, barley and accessible transport offered by the local waterways, gave the village considerable advantage. It also led to the introduction of wherries of which over 80 were constructed during the 19th century.
The merger of breweries, and the competition for profit, resulted in the production of keg beers and lagers compared to cask beers. The former were well packaged and sterile and had a longer life than cask beers, which rely upon the skill of the landlord. This has resulted in the introduction of smaller breweries such as St Peter’s and Woodforde’s, producing popular local brews.
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Wetherspoons a Step Closer
An agreement is set to be reached which will enable North Walsham Town Council to move offices and clear the way for Wetherspoon’s to move into North Walsham.
North Norfolk District Council is expected to finalise a 10 year lease agreement for North Walsham Registrar’s office in Kings Arms Street from Norfolk County Council within the next few weeks.
It is hoped that with the leasehold agreement finalised and minor building work to the Kings Arms Street offices completed that North Walsham Town Council will be able to move from the current New Road premises into the new buildings before the summer.
Cllr John Rest, Cabinet Member for Assets at North Norfolk District Council said “Attracting new jobs to North Walsham and improving the shopping and leisure facilities in the town is a priority for North Norfolk District Council.
“We want to ensure that wherever possible we attract additional investment to the area and improve the shops and town centre for residents and visitors.
North Norfolk District Council has written to the town council to provide an update on the leasehold talks on Kings Arms Street and to set out how the district council’s property team could help the town council with the move.
The District Council is currently in talks with North Norfolk Community Transport and Citizens Advice to identify alternative accommodation so that the New Road property can be empty in time for the proposed sale to J D Wetherspoon.
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Sainsbury’s North Walsham raise £4189 for Sport Relief
Colleagues from Sainsbury’s North Walsham have raised £4189 for Sport Relief.
The store helped to raise money for the nationwide charity event by holding a tombola, taking part in various cycling challenges, a swimathon challenge, and having a team in The Official Sports Relief North Walsham Mile. A group of our night shift colleagues walked from our store to Potter Heigham.
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“I would like to thank all the Sainsbury’s colleagues and customers in North Walsham for taking part in fundraising and helping make it another fantastic year for Sport Relief. Everyone knows how much good work Comic Re- Outside Sainsbury's North Walsham with static bikes borrowed lief charity does in the UK and from Rossi. Left to right Liam, instructor from Rossi, Bronte, abroad, so these funds will really Sam and Jamie holding the collection bucket. Jamie was the make a difference.” store's coordinator of Sports Relief Events in 2016 and on Sport Relief brings the entire na- Sunday 20 March completed a sponsored cycle ride of 100 miles tion together to get Walsham added “I’m really active, raise cash and proud of my colleagues and the change lives. The amount of money we raised for money raised by the Sport Relief this year. I would public is spent by like to thank our customers for Comic Relief to suptheir support. My colleagues port some of the love getting behind the poorest and most disfundraising activities and we advantaged people in know we’re going to make a the UK and around difference to such a fantastic the world - 50% of cause.” money raised is spent
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West Runton
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Elegant detached Georgian style house with sitting room, large conservatory, 3 bedrooms, garage and walled garden. EPC rating D. Holt Office 01263 711021
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A 2 bedroom cottage, small enclosed rear garden & off road parking. Gas central heating. EPC rating D. Sheringham Office 01263 823201
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Good NHS Care Experience
In recent months, there has been much criticism of the NHS, some I know is justified, but I feel strongly that it is not balanced by stories of good experiences of the care it can provide.
I therefore would like to tell you of our experience of local NHS hospitals and doctors when my partner, Carole Sheppard became seriously ill last year. Unfortunately Carole, at just 57, did not survive her illness which was diagnosed as terminal very early. However, the care provided during her illness was second to none.
Because the chemotherapy is potentially very toxic, we had frequent visits to NNUH to have Carole’s blood checked. During all of these visits, we had nothing but admiration for the way the staff in the Colney Unit and the Acute Oncology Dept. treated both Carole and myself. It was clear that they worked under a lot of pressure, but at no time did that affect their professionalism and dedication to providing the best care they could.
As Carole’s disease progressed, so her mobility decreased and eventually she couldn’t leave home. At this stage, her care transferred to the community In 2014 after experiencing nursing team and Paston Surgery severe neck pain, it was in North Walsham. Again, the discovered that cancer had care provided was outstanding. eroded three of Carole’s Co-ordination between the vertebrae. Despite being a various teams was excellent Andy Aitken and Ruby Mabbs (Carole’s non smoker all her life, the and, as Carole became less Mum) presenting a hamper of tea and cancer had originated in her coffee for the nursing staff at PBL (Nicola mobile, every potentially helpful lung and had spread to her piece of equipment was provided Ritchie, Lynne Eastick, Julie Hoath, spine. It was established that within a day or two. While Natalie Gooch. Angela Beard) the lung cancer was an I was providing the EGFR mutation, a type of necessary day to day cancer increasingly affecting younger women practical care, we had almost daily visits or who are non smokers. There are many different contact from the Community Nursing Team, mutations and Carole’s was one that her oncologist District Nursing Team, and Doctor Bowman at NNUH had not seen before. However, she did a at Paston Surgery, each one adding to the lot of research and discovered that a common oral jigsaw of solutions to help us cope with a fast chemotherapy tablet had been effective at slowing changing situation. At no time did we ever the development of the cancer in a small number of feel we were alone in our battle to make life cases. In addition to radiotherapy to deal with the as comfortable as possible for Carole. cancer in Carole’s spine, the oral chemotherapy had an almost immediate effect and allowed Carole to have a relatively good life for almost nine months.
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However, by the end of November 2015 it became obvious that Carole’s needs were too complex to be managed at home and she was offered a bed at Priscilla Bacon Lodge palliative care unit at The Colman Hospital in Norwich. Our experience of the care provided at PBL was absolutely outstanding, I would say exemplary, and it made a huge difference to Carole’s comfort, security and happiness in the last few weeks of her life. Also to my own well being, as all my worries about her care and contentment
Andy Aitken, Ruby Mabbs ( Carole’s mum) presenting a cheque in memory of Carole Sheppard to nursing staff at PBL (Nicola Ritchie, Lynne Eastick, Julie Hoath, Natalie Gooch. Angela Beard)
were taken away. This is very much a patient centred approach with the wellbeing of the patient at the forefront of the care provided. Every single member of staff we met or observed did everything possible to ensure that patients were as comfortable as possible, as pain free as possible, as content as possible, and received the best medical treatment available. They showed immense compassion and patience in sometimes difficult circumstance, and although always busy, made time to talk to us about Carole’s condition and treatment, giving us options when they were available, or telling us difficult news in a caring and sympathetic way. We were not alone in this experience as we saw and heard the other patients receive this same level of care.
I think it is important that the outstanding staff who go well beyond the call of duty in providing care to those with life limiting illnesses, receive recognition of their professionalism, dedication, care and compassion, which is why I am asking you to publish our story. We know that finances in the NHS are stretched to the limit so Carole asked that friends and family should make donations to Priscilla Bacon Lodge in lieu of flowers at her funeral, and on Wednesday 6 April, along with Carole’s mum Ruby, I was proud to represent those friends and family to present cheques for a total of £3220 to the PBL Support Group in memory of Carole. Every penny will go to improving the experience of patients and providing even better facilities for staff at PBL. Carole Sheppard
The palliative care provision in Norfolk is a service we hear very little about, and in our experience deserves more positive reports on the care they provide. Andy Aitken
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Keep-In-Touch
Age Concern North Norfolk runs three Keep-In Touch (or KIT for short) Groups. They are local social groups for the over 55s, where people can meet new friends, learn new skills and get more involved within their local community. The groups are, essentially, coordinated by their own members, and those members can vary in age and circumstances. We have members who are widows, carers, married or single and we are always on the lookout for new members to join any of the groups at any time - many of our members go onto volunteer for our charity with a great range of volunteering opportunities available.
In no particular order, the three groups consist of:
• The Pop-In Group at Cromer who meet every Friday morning at The Cottage on Lounden Rd from 10am. A warm welcome always awaits you here, so go along for a cup of tea/coffee, a chat and make new friends. For more info contact our key volunteer at the Pop-In, Ann, on 01263 761508
Club that meet every fortnight in the Community Lounge at Anchor Close in Sheringham from 10am. All our welcome and the next group meeting is on 9th of May. For more info contact our key volunteer at the KIT Club, Ann, on 01263 761508
The Pop In Group at Cromer
We arrange outings, go for lunch, organise activities and trips as well as inviting speakers to all our groups. A talk by the local Arthritis Care coordinator is taking place at our Pop-In on Friday the 17 June.
Just some of the things we have planned for the coming few months include…
• The Voyager KIT who meet at St. Nicholas Room on Vicarage Street in North Walsham; a friendly group that meet every Wednesday from 2-4pm. The group takes part in various fun activities and offer a great way to meet new friends. For more info contact our key volunteer at the Voyager, Linda, on 07541 795133
• Lastly, but by no means least, The KIT
• A trip to the wonderful Blickling Gardens on 19 May to see the procession down the drive to commemorate the death of Anne Boleyn.
• The fantastic Marsham Hand Bells visit the Pop-In on Friday 20 May
• A trip on the train and a lovely meal in the picturesque setting of the riverbank in Norwich is planned for Friday 3 June.
• See the amazing animals at the popular Banham Zoo on Thursday 24 June.
• Learn more about one of the countries most
Jimmy Cricket Variety Gala Night
The Jimmy Cricket Variety Gala Night will be held at North Walsham Community Centre at 8pm on Friday 24 June.
beautiful and iconic landcsapes, the Broads, with our trip to the Broads Museum in Stalham (with optional boat trip) on 14 July.
• Or join us for a day in Norwich on 3 August to take a look around the Cathedral and enjoy some of the city’s more hidden delights.
Some of regular events include a pub quiz, held every month at the New Inn at Roughton our next quiz is on 26 May. We also organise creative writing workshops, art groups, reminiscence and relaxation sessions, open gardens, tea parties, and poetry reading groups as well as gentle exercise classes in conjunction with Cromer Library.
There’s more to Age Concern North Norfolk than what you might think so come on, what are you waiting for, pop-in or give us a call and join one of our clubs TODAY! In fact, why just join one, you are free to join them all if you wish!
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The show will see Irish Comedian Jimmy Cricket performing alongside multi – instrumentalist Rachel King, who performed in last year’s Seaside Special show at Cromer, and local singer Eve Bridger.
The show will be raising money for The Stroke Association. If you would like to book tickets please telephone 01692 402116 or pay on the door (if tickets are still available). Tickets cost £9 for adults and £6 for children.
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The fifteen Norfolk villages in the CHRONICLE WHEN I WAS BORN I WORDSEARCH were: WAS SO SURPRISED ALDBOROUGH I DIDN’T TALK FOR A BACONSTHORPE YEAR AND A HALF. CORPUSTY GRACIE ALLEN ERPINGHAM and FULMODESTON WINNING IS GUIST EVERYTHING. THE ONLY HINDRINGHAM ONES WHO REMEMBER ITTERINGHAM
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The NUMBER CRUNCHER One answer was: 19 x 4 + 7 – 3 + 8 ÷ 11 = 8 (there could be others!)
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GET SET FOR THE 2016 REDWINGS SHOW!
Entries are welcomed for Redwings Horse Sanctuary’s annual show on Sunday 15 May at Topthorn Equestrian Centre in Suffolk.
Redwings’ annual show offers something for everyone with classes for all ages and abilities. Whether you’re competing at your first event, looking to try your hoof at jumping or wanting to show what a rescued pony can achieve when given a second chance, this is the show for you. Indeed, the charity hopes the rescue class will be as popular as ever at this year’s show and welcomes rescued ponies from any charity to take part. Redwings also wants to give horses from every walk of life the chance to take part, so there are classes for retired racehorses, veterans and foreign breeds; not forgetting our affiliated Donkey Breed Society classes too.
After the introduction of their heavy horse classes last year, the charity is hoping for even more entries this year and to provide a real sense of competition for beautiful Shires, Suffolk Punches, Clydesdales, 18
Percherons and more. These classes were a real highlight of last year’s show for entrants and spectators alike, so the charity are eagerly anticipating a fantastic and varied heavy horse turnout!
Redwings Show organiser Stacey Harvey said “Last year’s show was our most successful one to date, and a super day was had by all. We are hoping to replicate that once again this year by providing the opportunity for riders and horses of all ages and abilities to come along and give showing a go in a relaxed and friendly environment. We are also really excited to be holding our heavy horse classes once again and hope to see some magnificent heavies this year”.
For entry details and to download this year’s schedule, visit www.redwings.org.uk/show-2016.
Photography at this year’s Redwings Show will be by Big Red Toad Photography and photographs will be available after the event.
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North Walsham Heritage Centre
A meeting arranged by the North Walsham Heritage Group was held at The Atrium on Saturday 2 April and was well attended by representatives of many of the groups and societies in the town, as well as from the Church, the Town and District Councils.
The meeting was led by Glynn Burrows, Chairman of the NWHG and, after announcing the proposed site of the Heritage Centre at the former Dentist’s Surgery at 9, New Road, he outlined the Group’s thoughts and asked for feedback on a number of subject headings. The meeting was asked various questions related to the proposed North Walsham Heritage Centre and the responses have since been collated and will all be taken into consideration when the Group meets to finalise plans for the Centre.
The questions posed to the meeting were: North Walsham Heritage Centre: • what is it? • what should be in it? • who is it for? • who will run it? • who will pay for it?
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The final discussion asked for pledges of support from those present and many came forward offering help in many various guises. So what do we need?
Individuals can help in many ways: • stewarding • offering to donate money by either a one-off donation or by standing order • promoting the centre to visitors and friends • offering expertise or skills • offering items, photographs, documents, etc for the Centre • to use their contacts to help us (this can be very beneficial as we all know lots of people and there will be many who could help) • use the facility for meetings or just use the cafe when in town • helping to do behind the scenes jobs such as cataloguing, cleaning, etc.
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If anyone would like to talk to the Group about any ideas they have or to offer any help, in any form, please contact Glynn by email glynn@norfolk-tours.co.uk, by telephone 01362 860096 or by post at Glynn Burrows, 20 Rougholme Close, Gressenhall, Dereham, NR20 4DY.
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North Walsham and District Branch of Cats Protection
Harvey is making good progress and we can now see what colour his coat will be. We are giving him some more time before sending his bloods off to be checked, which will confirm whether he is FIV positive or not but, in the meantime, he is receiving lots of fuss from his carers as he is a really affectionate cat that loves lots of attention and cuddles and one we all find takes up a great deal of our time.
We recently had 4 cats handed into our care because their owners could no longer look after them. All of them are quite young and also unneutered (with one being heavily pregnant and kittens due any day). Because the male cats had several scratches, our vets advised we blooded tested the younger three when they were neutered. Unfortunately, once again, we had an FIV positive result and are at present awaiting the result of further tests. Although Garfie had been living with the other cats, it was necessary to separate him from his family and move him to a pen on his own to avoid the risk of infecting them. His vet advised that, although you often get false positive results,
Cromer RNLI Open Boathouse
Cromer RNLI is holding an open boathouse on Sunday 1 May from 10am to 1pm.
Come along and see our lifeboat Lester at our open day. The boathouse at the end of the pier will be open from 10am to 1pm on Sunday 3rd May 2015. Meet the crew, ask questions, enjoy the refreshments provided by the Ladies Lifeboat Guild and help raise money for Cromer’s lifeboat.
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People often query why we promote neutering the male cats as well as the females. This is because the virus is picked up primarily through Harvey, very friendly FIV positive cat fighting or mating (although an infected female can also pass it on to her kittens). Unfortunately, unlike FELV, there is no vaccine available to protect your cat.
If you are interested in receiving help to neuter your cat/kitten, please ring 07880 256948 (to see if you are eligible for a voucher). This number is for vouchers only and will not be able to help with any other enquiries. The number also applies for those wishing to take advantage of our special neutering campaign.
If you are looking for a cat or kitten (or have any other queries) please give Stephanie a call on 01692 535858. Alternatively you can visit www.northwalsham.cats.org.uk for a description and photographs of the cats before giving us a call on the above number to find out where any particular cat is being fostered.
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Here at Westover Vets we seem to see our fair share of limping dogs! Probably through a combination of lots of exercise in our beautiful countryside and through the high numbers of working dogs that we see.
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Some injuries are more common than others, and one of the most frequently encountered are cranial cruciate ligament injuries. Some people may well know about these knee ligaments from their own experience or through following professional sportspeople, but it happens to be a very common problem in dogs as well.
One such case was Ruby, a three year old Dogue de Bordeaux, who became acutely lame after chasing a ball. She was barely using the leg when she was brought in and examination revealed swelling in her knee joint and instability. This is because the cruciate ligaments help to stabilise the knee joint and are put under a huge strain when running or jumping. Further examination under sedation confirmed the damage to these ligaments and x rays revealed joint swelling and early signs of osteoarthritis.
As Ruby is such a large dog, it is unlikely that the joint will stabilise with rest alone (sometimes a viable option in small dogs). However, there are a few different surgical techniques used with this injury and fortunately, here at Westover we are able to offer both of the main options.
One method is to place a very strong suture across the joint to help secure it, a method that works very well in small to medium sized dogs. With Ruby weighing nearly seven stone this method is less likely to be successful. So instead, our orthopaedic surgeon, Mike Sims, placed a titanium implant into her tibia redirecting the force generated by the large quadriceps muscles to compensate for the failed cruciate ligament. This method has been adapted from a form of human surgery and provides a rapid return to function, with most of our patients weight bearing fully within a few days! Ruby responded very well to the procedure and, after following her strict post-op exercise regime, is now back out and enjoying her walks pain free!
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A Night of Mystery awaits North Walsham with the Victorian Conjuror liners and television since his TV career began audiences. There’s a
An evening of amazing magic and unusual phenomena is set for the stage at North Walsham’s Atrium Theatre for Saturday 23 April.
Acts such as the ‘Curious Case of the Perfect Crime’, ‘Defying Newton’s Law of Gravity’ and an inspired take on one of Houdini’s famous masterpieces, are lined up in this light-hearted glimpse of the marvels of yesteryear. The show is hosted by the Victorian Conjuror and his assistants.
In real life, the team behind the show are magician Chris North, his wife Belinda and their young son Thomas. Chris has been performing magic for over 40 years all over the world, including famous stages, cruise
in 1977 with New Faces.
This original show has recreated the atmosphere and excitement of entertainment of the 19th century - from the streets of London to the parlours of a wealthy middle class and to the theatres and music halls. Magic enjoyed unprecedented popularity as the fear and superstition of an earlier age gave way to a sense of wonder and amusement.
Chris North, the magician behind the show said “I enjoy performing this show, it’s got all the great elements of theatre from the bygone era, supported by its historical context. I’ve spent a lot of time researching and developing the show to make sure it appeals to today’s
generous handful of good old-fashioned humour to keep the audience on their toes whilst we wait for the magic to happen!”
Tickets for A Night of Mystery, which takes place on Saturday 23 April, 7.30pm at the Atrium Theatre are £8.50 adults and £7.50 concessions. To book tickets, call 01692 218060 or pop into No. 1 Market Place in North Walsham town centre (open Wednesday to Saturday) or book online via the organisation’s website at www.artsnorthnorfolk.org.
Norfolk Coast AONB Sustainable Development Fund now open for applications Got a great local project that needs funding to get it started?
Help could be at hand with the Sustainable Development Fund (SDF), which is now open for applications. The Norfolk Coast Partnership, the managing body of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty administer the fund, which is aimed at local community groups specifically for projects that improve life for the coast and its people.
The fund can offer from £200 - £5000 to help get your project off the ground.
Not sure if your project fits the bill, why not take the criteria checklist test?
The deadline for applications is Friday, 6 May 2016, it is advisable to get your application in early for comments.
Now in its 12th year, the Norfolk Coast Partnership has helped fund over 60 projects via the Sustainable Development Fund; investing just under £1/2 million directly into the communities of the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), realising a total of £1.5 million of the projects total value into the area.
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This year, the fund application process has been simplified and has now been opened up to smaller grants in order to try to attract more local community groups. There is a wealth of supportive documentation on line to help with your application. Take a look at the website www.norfolkcoastaonb.org.uk to find out more, see previously funded projects and take the checklist test.
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New guide to care and support in Norfolk – a crucial time for information A new, updated Norfolk Guide to Care and Support for Adults has recently been published in association with Norfolk County Council. It gives readers crucial information on how to access, and pay for, care services throughout Norfolk.
With Government plans to cap the costs of social care now postponed, it’s never been more important to have impartial information to guide you through choosing and paying for care and support. The guide helps readers to understand their options, highlights where to go for advice and gives information on how the paying for care system works. With no cap on care costs at present, this independent information is invaluable to help navigate the system.
The new edition of the Norfolk Guide to Care and Support for Adults and accompanying website give information on all aspects of arranging care and support in Norfolk. It includes how to stay independent for as long as possible, the different care and support options available and what to look for when choosing a care provider. It also offers guidance on important issues such as paying for care and what financial assistance may be available from the local authority. There are comprehensive listings of all registered care services throughout Norfolk, plus checklists to help you ask the right questions when visiting services.
For free copies of the Norfolk Guide to Care and Support for Adults contact Norfolk County Council on 0344 800 8020. It is also available throughout the region from outlets including Citizens Advice Bureaus, hospitals, Community Services, Age UK and the Alzheimer’s Society. It can be downloaded from www.carechoices.co.uk and is available in spoken word. Further help and information can be accessed via the guide’s free telephone helpline on 0800 389 2077.
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Robert Chamberlain, Managing Director of the guide’s publisher, Care Choices, commented “This is an invaluable source of information for anyone considering short or long term care in Norfolk, and contains vital information to help people decide what type of care and support is best for them.
“With no cap on the cost of care, finding a care service for yourself or a loved one that meets their needs and is affordable can be a daunting and unfamiliar task. This new Norfolk Guide to Care and Support for Adults has been compiled to help people understand the process and offer them reassurance at every step of their journey.”
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Indoor meeting - Nick Acheson 'Big Cat Quest' on 28 April 19:30 - 21:30 at Aylmerton Village Hall, http://aylmertonvillagehall.wix.com/northnorfolk - Nick Acheson grew up watching Bitterns and Bog Bush-Crickets in North Norfolk. A year spent in the Camargue and Crau during his French literature degree inspired him to seek bigger, wilder landscapes and, on completing his MSc, he moved to Bolivia. Here he spent ten glorious years ringing James' Flamingos and austral migrant flycatchers, lamping for Maned Wolves and Giant Armadillos, working with Aymará, Quechua and Chiquitano indigenous people on sustainable development projects, teaching yoga, and whistling sweet nothings to Golden-headed Quetzals. Yoga then took him to India, where he has spent almost three years tracking Tigers and Snow Leopards, cruising on the Brahmaputra, and speaking clumsy Hindi. On return to the UK he worked for two years for Norfolk Wildlife Trust and he continues to work freelance for NWT, RSWT and the Hawk and Owl Trust. When not shedding tears to the sound of Indris in Madagascar or watching Walruses and Belugas from zodiacs in the arctic, he thinks, writes and listens to Bach in a flint cottage by a duckpond and swims in the sea off North Norfolk. (Naturetrek) Please park along Church Road or in the overflow car park at the church. A torch might be helpful, as the village has no street lighting. To keep the club's carbon footprint small, please consider car sharing.
NENBC 'The Big Sit' 8 May 04:00 - 04:00 - the aim of the Big Sit is to record the total number of species, seen from within a single 17ft circle, in a maximum 24 hour period, though most sites operate from dawn to dusk. Big Sit sites in the NENBC recording area currently include Felbrigg Park, Beeston Bump, Holt Lowes and Muckleburgh Hill. Members are encouraged to visit these locations and share in the fun. Anyone can participate - even create your own circle. From doing the Big Sit we hope to gain valuable data about visible migration and the birds in our area. Results will be collated and published in the NENBC newsletter (the Pied Flyer). If you are interested in creating a new Big Sit location, email us with the details at info@nenbc.co.uk by Friday 29 April.
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Fashion is coming to UPVc Aylsham!Windows: Not that it isn’t Discount here already of course, but the Artichoke Rehau windows & doors, both supply only and Collection, together with Aylsham Country Marketsupply/fit. will be giving it a hand with an exclusive Fashion Showdo on not Friday 6 Mayto in the Hall. registered to fit your You have beTown FENSA The Artichoke Collection, which caters for sizes 8 to 22, specialises in stylish own windows. casual clothing designed for the age 35+ woman who lives in the country. A great range of cords, jeans and casual trousers together with jackets, gilets, T-shirts, knitwear and shirts are featured in the Collection, alongside a complementary range of carefully chosen and reasonably priced accessories, designed to bring a little bit of glamour. And if you do have a special occasion, there is the odd posh frock or two. Clothes will be on view using the traditional fashion show catwalk (with local models), while a pop-up shop will allow guests to browse and choose or order their favourite designs. Grizelda Tyler, Chair of the Aylsham Country Market cooperative say the Fashion Show will 1/4 fit perfectly with the Market’s activities. “Many people think we are only about food,â€? she says, “but our craft and gifts section has a great range of fashion accessories as well as gifts, children’s clothes and knitwear. We wanted to do something which would include the whole community and we think the Artichoke Collection Fashion Show fits the bill perfectly.â€? Entry to the Show, which starts at 7pm for 7.30pm, costs just ÂŁ5 and tickets are available from three outlets in Aylsham: Barnwells Newsagents, Carousel Chocolates and the Market Place fruit & veg stall. Alternatively, you can phone 01263 862396.
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fit your Let’s just say one book led toto another. It isown very windows. rewarding when you see your book in print with its shiny cover and more importantly with your name on the cover! But for me, it’s more than just publishing books. My mission is to sell as many Email: nwglazing@btconnect.com books as I can so I can donate the profits on sales to two very deserving charities, Cancer Research UK and the British Heart Foundation. You can 1/8th read the reasons why I have chosen these two charities on Clifftop Publishing’s website www.clifftoppublishing.com.
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The website also provides details about my Greek themed books. All are available to purchase through Amazon in both paperback and Kindle versions. The first to be published was ‘Timotheus Pserimos Puss’, a light hearted short story about a cat. This was followed by ‘On the Verge’, a novel based on a young woman’s diaries. Then there is my book of recipes which incorporates travelogues and is titled, ‘The 3R’s – Recipes Reflections & Reminsicences’. By the way, you don’t have to like Greece to enjoy my books.
I will be at the Overstrand Summer Fair on 24 July, where you can take a look at samples of my books, as well as being able to purchase signed copies. In October, as part of this year’s COAST programme of events, I will be giving a talk titled, ‘Writing by the Sea’. This will be an informal event where I will cover the pros and cons of self-publishing. By then I plan to have completed my fourth book - a collection of short stories.
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AWARENESS WEEKS: Parkinson’s 18 – 24 April & Bowen Therapy 12 – 18 April The overlap of Parkinson’s and Bowen Therapy Awareness Weeks gave me the idea to choose Parkinson’s as my ‘Awareness Subject’.
My professional association (Bowen Association UK) asked individual therapists to get out there in the community to bring awareness to the benefits of Bowen.
Parkinson’s is close to my heart as my brother (one of twins) was diagnosed some eight years ago, aged only 52. This has given me an insight in Parkinson’s with its many symptoms, its unpredictability and life-changing challenges.
So what’s on offer? I invite those with Parkinson’s /the symptoms of Parkinson’s and those affected by Parkinson’s (wider family, carer, friend etc) to come and have a 30 min hands on treatment – no charge – no further commitment. Just some time for you to relax and experience a Bowen Treatment.
What is Bowen Technique? The Bowen Technique is a drug-free, noninvasive, hands-on therapy, mainly done through light clothing, with the client sitting, lying or standing. Small rolling-type movements are performed over muscles, tendons, ligaments and soft tissue at precise points on the body. One of the most profound
pressure, Bell’s palsy, dystonia, depression, anxiety, addiction, stress, hormonal imbalance, MS, ME and fibromyalgia..
As well as providing Parkinson’s and Stroke care, conditions treated include muscular-skeletal problems such as back, neck, shoulder, hip and knee pain (also postreplacement), whiplash, tennis elbow, frozen shoulder, carpel tunnel syndrome and sports injuries. Bowen can also help with a large variety of other conditions such as asthma, hay fever, eczema, migraine, IBS, high blood
Cornelis van der Does BTAA BAUK is an Advanced Level Practitioner of The Bowen Therapy, registered for over 20 years with the Bowen Association (UK), which requires members to maintain annual CPD courses, insurance cover and 1st Aid. In addition, he is ITEC A&Ph qualified.
The Holt Bowen clinic is at the Holt Consulting Rooms in Church Street. To book please call in or telephone reception on 01263 711712 or 01263 825438, 07944 099135 email bowenclinicnorfolk@gmail.com, mobile
Clinics also at Aldborough Surgery, Cromer, Sheringham and Norwich. Home visits by arrangement.
THEATRE CAFE'S PLEA FOR HELPERS
A busy community cafe, which feeds a theatre with vital funds, is putting out a plea for helpers. The Hub at Sheringham Little Theatre is a key income stream that helps the venue stage drama, music, cinema and live screenings. Its growing popularity, however, means it needs more volunteers to keep pace.
Theatre director Debbie Thompson said: "The Hub is increasingly busy and we are struggling to keep on top of clearing the tables. We are very flexible and would welcome anyone who can spare time from a couple of hours a month to four hours a week." It was a chance to do rewarding work and be to be part of a team at a vibrant community arts centre, she added. "The money the coffee bar generates helps the theatre survive," said Mrs Thompson. The venue has a team of 86 volunteers doing a range of tasks. There is also a need for people to help run the evening bar in the 60-seat Hub - training is provided. Anyone interested should contact Debbie Thompson on 01263 822117 debbie@sheringhamlittletheatre.com or drop into the Hub for a chat. It is open from 9.30am to 4pm six days a week. Closed Sundays.
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Born out of a one-off concert at Cromer’s historic Pavilion Theatre featuring Fairport Convention in 1998, this May sees Norfolk’s flagship folk and roots event ‘Folk on the Pier’ celebrating 18 years since its inception in 1999.
Moreover it now proudly boasts the patronage of none other than the veritable ‘Godfather of Folk-Rock’, Ashley Hutchings MBE, who keenly accepted the post in 2014, often citing the Cromer festival as a ‘friendly indoor mini-Cropredy’ From the start the festival was created by, produced, directed and for many years now funded by Scott Butler, a long-time fan of many aspects of folk and roots music who unashamedly admits a longstanding penchant for English Folk-Rock, the genre that has always formed the bedrock repertoire of this annual popular event.
Like most festivals, ‘Folk on the Pier’ has had its ups and downs, including a particularly difficult year in 2004 when the Pavilion Theatre was not available due to pier renovation works, and found itself decanted to marquees on a clifftop car park in Cromer, enduring some of the most inclement unseasonal weather possible to add to its difficulties. Most importantly though it didn’t miss a year and cold marquees aside, the festival’s ever increasing and devoted audience year on year instantly rebook around 30% of the full weekend tickets for the next year’s event. Sunday morning on Cromer Pier traditionally witnesses a substantial queue of regular audience politely waiting to snap up their favourite seat, without a single act for the following year having been announced!
However, the success of ‘Folk on the Pier’ is not just about programming, it must be said that the Pavilion Theatre is a major part of the magic and as well as a superb acoustic, as a celebrated variety theatre, has a unique atmosphere, a characteristic that Mr Butler has always been mindful of when programming artists. ‘Artists love playing the venue, and It was Fairport’s Dave Pegg who in 1998 first coined the expression ‘the Best Gig on the North Sea’, which has been the festival’s slogan ever since.’ says Scott.
This year’s line-up, if bookings are anything to go by, is as strong and varied as ever and includes performances from the likes of Steve Tilston, Richard Digance, Welsh group Calan, the Spikedrivers, Nancy Kerr and the Sweet Visitor Band, the Urban Folk Quartet and many more. Fairport also return and there is another unique UK performance from Breton squeezebox maestro Fred Guichen, as well as dynamic dance and music from the Demon Barbers XL Show. The usual fringe programme will also be on offer around Cromer.
More details about the 2016 event can be found at www.folkonthepier.co.uk
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North Walsham Table Tennis NWSCA to meet NWSCB in Ko Doubles Cup Final The second semi-final of the Knockout Singles Cup saw Gresham’s School A’s Robin Thaxter, Haken Bennell and Hubert Cheng host NWSCA’s Howard Lupton, Tom Baldock-Yaxley and Andy Beane. The opener was a tactical corner to corner contest as Lupton’s variation of backspin pushed Thaxter whose top-spin saw him to a win in four. Next Bennell’s spins and variations stopped Baldock-Yaxley from getting into a rhythm and made him hesitate on his hitting as the Gresham’s player won each of the three sets 11-9. Next Cheng was at his mercurial best at times but also survived a momentary lapse in concentration as he beat Beane in four before Lupton picked up the visitors first point returning the whippy top-spin of Bennell with tremendous backspin to win a fantastic contest with the atmosphere electric at times in four. Thaxter’s control beat Beane in three to move Gresham’s one win from the final and their place was sealed as Cheng’s liquid forehands saw him to an 11-5, 10-12, 12-14, 11-6, 11-4 win against Baldock-Yaxley and Gresham’s School A to a 5-1 win. The same six players met again in the semi-final of the Knockout Doubles Cup and this time there was better news for NWSCA with three wins in five including a comeback from two down seeing them to a
5-1 win – the trend of recent years of NWSCA winning the doubles meetings between the two teams and Gresham’s faring the better in singles continuing. Gresham’s have however confirmed their status as champions of the Premier Division, although NWSCA enjoyed a 9-1 win against Aylsham A.
NWSCA have been very busy lately – in fact the team of Beane, Lupton and Baldock-Yaxley won two Cup games in one night. With the team drawn against the Backhander’s trio of Teucer Wilson, Whil De Neve and Paul Warner and the season beginning to draw to a close, the decision was made to attempt to play both ties in one evening at Cromer Tennis Club. The doubles kicked off proceedings at 7:00pm which NWSCA won 5-0 before the singles got underway at 8:45pm with Wilson (+1) beating Beane 35-34. However NWSCA came through 5-1 with close of play at 10:15pm! To round up the rest of the results starting with a 5-3 win for Sharks against NWSCE in the quarter-finals of the Handicap Doubles Cup. NWSCB continued their excellent season with a 5-0 win away against Gresham’s B and have also reached the semi-final of the Handicap
Singles with a 5-3 defeat of Dropshots, however NWSCD were beaten 5-2 by Gresham’s School A in their singles quarter-final. In the Premier Division NWSCA won a derby with NWSCD 9-1 – Stone taking the point for the lower team in five against Beane while NWSCB followed an 8-2 win against Aylsham A with a 9-1 defeat of Crosscourts. In the First Division NWSCC won their derby against NWSCE 6-4 and also beat Aylsham B 8-2 with Richard Porritt taking a maximum both times. Finally Andrew Weston picked up a good win in five against Fletcher Dyson as NWSCF lost 3-7 to Aylsham C in the Second Division.
As the season builds to a climax, NWSCB are still involved in all four Cups while NWSCA also have a presence in three of them. The two teams will meet in the final of the Knockout Doubles as well as the semi-final of the Handicap Singles. NWSCB also have a Knockout Singles final against Gresham’s School A to look forward to with the League champions hosting NWSCA in the semi-final of the Handicap Doubles with NWSCB away to Sharks in the other half of the draw.
With just one win from the last five, the Vikings have lost their way lately Home to relegation threatened Ruislip, they lost 29 -25 despite leading 20 - 12 entering the final quarter, whilst at fourth placed Thurrock, they went down 38 -26. With two games left they remain fifth, testament to their good form earlier in the season. The Raiders' good season continues. After defeating Wymondham they are in the final of the Norfolk 2nd XVs Cup.
Long-standing second row forward Chris Kent (pictured) was March's Chalk Hill Brewery Player of the Month. He only returned to the side in February after breaking a leg in Summer 2014. "It is great to recognise his comeback in this way" said Coach Nick Greenhall. "Chris has worked incredibly hard for so long to get back to full fitness and is a great motivator." After eight seasons at Scottow, Chris is the twelfth highest points scorer in the Vikings' history with 240 points (48 tries). Amongst forwards, he is joint second with Gideon Rousseau, with only Kenny Dodds ahead.
The Vikings play their final League game at home to CS Rugby 1863 on 23 April. Then the following Saturday Norwich, who play their league rugby a tier below the Vikings, visit for a Norfolk Cup semi final clash. The winners meet Diss in the final at Crusaders ground in Little Melton on 7 May. Another date for the diary is the annual Rugby Sevens and Beer Festival at Scottow on Sunday 29 May starting at 11am.
North Walsham Fit Together Walks
Please arrive 20 mins early if you are new to Fit Together. For more information contact Melanie Brown on 07766259999.
Tues 26 April – 10.30am - Trimingham Cliff and Countryside Walk – Grade 2 – Approx 2.5 miles – A walk along the cliffs and inland on minor roads and tracks. Meet at the lay-by opposite Woodlands Caravan Park on the Coast Rd, Trimingham, NR11 8AL
Thurs 28 April – 10.30am - North Walsham Lyngate Rd Walk – Grade 2 – Approx. 2.5 miles – A walk on minor roads, tracks and field paths from North Walsham centre to the nearby countryside. Meet at the corner of Vicarage Street and North Street near the Vicarage Street Pay and Display car park (find own parking), NR28 9DG. Thurs 5 May – 11am - Trunch Amble – Approx. 2 miles – A flat countryside and village walk. Meet at the playing field car park, Blooms Turn, Trunch, NR28 0PQ (As you enter Trunch from North
Walsham Blooms Turn is the first road on the left). This is a slower paced informational walk.
Fri 6 May – 10.30am - Horsey Coastal Walk – Grade 3 – Approx. 3 miles – A flat walk out to the beach and back on dirt, grass and coastal paths. Meet at Horsey Staithe/Windpump Car park (charges apply), Gt. Yarmouth, NR29 4EF (On the B1159 4 miles east of Martham).
The Local Pick Up Points for the full Fit Together programme are North Walsham and Stalham Libraries.
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