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Budding wordsmiths are invited to join poet James McDermott on Saturday for a day workshop which explores ‘Feeling Unnatural in Nature’ Participants will learn tools and techniques to re see the natural world through the written word and discover that nature is for all of us Also on Saturday, there will be a chance to take part in NWT’s ‘Big Beach Clean Up’ and discover Fantastic Mini beasts during pond dipping adventures along the reserve’s dykes and around its pools and ponds Clare Whitelegg, NWT’s Cley Engagement Officer, said: “Freshwater is vital for many of Norfolk’s habitats, but it is increasingly burdened by multiple threats, such as pollution, climate change and water abstraction “Many of the species that rely on freshwater habitats are often the most threatened Our intention at this year ’s Cley Calling is to focus on the beauty and importance of these habitats Why not join us at our wonderful wetland reserve at Cley and take a guided walk, listen to a thought provoking talk or just enjoy the simple pleasure of pond dipping with the fam ily?" Cley Calling concludes on the Sunday with artist Alice Lee leading a fun workshop this crafty event will suit all ages and skill levels. Alice will be helping you colour her bird designs and make your own bird mobile to take home Art exhibition: The threat of Climate Change and Birds of Cley 7 September 5 October Free Painter and textile artist Celia Ward lives in North Norfolk, and divides her time between running East London Textile Arts, illustrating books, producing patterned papers and printed fabrics, and exhibiting her work. As a watercolourist her depictions of the natural world, particularly birds, are incredibly well observed On the Thursday afternoon of Cley Calling Festival, Celia will be conducting an illustrated talk examining the methods contemporary artists use to explain climate change For the full festival programme and to book tickets, visit: www cleycalling com Watery Marshes Photo by Andi Sapey
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Norfolk Wildlife Trust have launched this year ’s Cley Calling Festival, which takes place at NWT Cley Marshes on the North Norfolk coast from Thursday 15 September to Sunday 18 September
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The festival’s theme for 2022 is freshwater ecosystems Four days of events will celebrate Norfolk’s wonderful wet landscapes, explore some of the threats these precious wildlife habitats face and take a look at how conservationists are helping to recover and improve them Held at the Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s Simon Aspinall Wildlife Education and Visitors’ Centre at NWT Cley Marshes nature reserve, the events will run from Thursday 15 September to Sunday 18 September, with an extended art exhibition from 7 September to 5 October Cley Calling: Our Watery World features art, writing, crafts and photography It is also a chance to enjoy family fun inspired by the natural world and the clean freshwater we all rely upon Included are illustrated talks, guided walks and discovery events such as pond dipping During its opening evening, NWT ambassador, Nick Acheson, will be in conversation with naturalist and author Amy Jane Beer. They will be discussing the nature of rivers, her adventures and personal connections with them On the Friday, you can head out on a walk through the stunning North Norfolk coastal landscape with local author and naturalist, David North, or join David Townsend, a fellow of the Royal Photographic Society, for an introduction to his world of impressionist photography The Friday evening talk is with RSPB Haweswater site manager Lee Schofield, who will talk about his book Wild Fell, which gives a personal account of a decade of work to breathe life back into 3,000 hectares of moorland, mountain, meadow and stream in the Lake District National Park
We talk about, ‘Having our cross to bear ’ and we are pleased that offering a day service enables carers to have a little respite from the daily care of their loved ones which we know places additional responsibilities and pressures on their lives We still have places available if you would like to consider coming for a half or whole day, or several days per week and as you can see, we have a lot of interesting activities going on in the centre In addition to the day centre, we deliver hot two course meals Tuesday to Friday to people living at home, covering Cromer to Holt for £5. The meals are cooked in the centre and delivered by our volunteer drivers
I hope you are all enjoying the summer holida finding some time to enjoy the weather It is go to see all the visitors to our lovely county takin advantage of the coast and all the great things on offer here in North Norfolk There are still lots of events taking place to keep everyone entertained, Cromer Carnival runs from 13th 19th August, Party on the Pastures in Blakeney promises lots of fun activities on 21st August, Cromer Museum is holding a Stone Age Day on 25th August with children’s activities North Norfolk Railway is having a Steam Gala Event over the Bank Holiday weekend 27th 29th August See the magazine for more events going on in your area If you are going to the beach or enjoying any water based activities, please cast your eye over the RNLI advice month,
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Mini Donkeys –Cross Bearers Following a theme of creature visits to the Age Concern North Norfolk Day Centre, we welcomed two mini donkeys, Pixie and Jack for the afternoon A small corral was set up outside and once their hooves were cleaned of dirt, they came into the centre and were very well behaved Donkeys are the only animals in the world which have a cross on their backs stemming from Biblical times when the lowly donkey carried Jesus into Jerusalem and stood in the shadow of the cross at Calvary. Jack’s cross was more obvious than Pixie’s due to her colour
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Many gifts made in a will simply allow the recipient of the gift to receive their money, or other assets, outright once you have died A conditional gift is one which the recipient will only receive if a certain condition is met. The condition might be contingent on the death of a beneficiary For example, if money is left to a son, daughter, or sibling, you may want to make sure that it passes to their children if they were to die Alternatively, the condition could be something which is not guaranteed You might want to leave money to a grandchild, but only if they obtain a certain qualification or attend university. You may want to leave them a car on condition that they pass their driving test. Some people leave a sum of money to a friend on condition they care for a pet Or a payment might be made to an executor as a ‘thank you’ for administering an estate
Call us today 01263 www.hayesandstorr.co.uk825959 Your legal matters in safe hands for generations Hayes + Storr Solicitors handle a whole range of family, property and business legal matters with care and professionalism. Sheringham | Holt | Fakenham | Swa ham | King’s Lynn • Property Sales and Purchases • Business and Company Law • Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Probate • Children and Family Law odayCall us t 825959 www.hayesandstow.hay enhamFak orr825959.ukoc.r. aSw ys LynnLKing’ •operty Pur•BusinessPr Comp •ting P•enLasand FChildr ynn chasesoperty Purany LawBusiness ateoby and Prttornes of Aowerting Pamilyen and Making Gifts Conditional in a Will by Jennifer Taylor, Solicitor, Hayes + Storr North Walsham Times August w2022 ww rosevillapublications co uk 7
Conditional gifts are often referred to as ‘contingent gifts’ as they rely on the occurrence of the specified contingency. Conditions may not be met A gift attached to a less probable condition should be made with extra caution, and you should always give thought to the possibility that the condition may never happen and how you would like the gift to be distributed if the condition is not met
Many people choose to leave money to young beneficiaries only once they have reached a certain age. This might be, for example, 18, 21, 25, or any other age
This article is for general information only and does not constitute legal or professional advice Please note that the law may have changed since this article was published.
Making gifts conditional on speculative assumptions, such as making a gift conditional on a grandchild attending university can be risky, as it might be less probable that your grandchild will go to university rather than them simply living until they are 25 Trusts A conditional gift may also be in the form of a trust It is common for couples who have children from previous relationships to include in their wills a life interest trust for each other. Typically, the ultimate aim is for the money, or assets, to pass to their own children after their partner has died. The children, therefore, are the recipients of a gift which is conditional upon the death of the partner Advantages of conditional giving Gifts which are conditional upon the beneficiary reaching a certain age may protect an inheritance, as many parents and grandparents share the view that their children would be less likely to make sensible investments with their inheritance at 18 than they might at 25 A gift which is conditional on a beneficiary’s divorce, if the relationship is already rocky, ensures that your assets do not end up in the hands of a loved one’s ex spouse How can we help? Our solicitors can advise you on preparing a will that enables your assets to be left in the way that you intend For further information, please call 01263 825959 or email law@hayes storr com
Are you looking for a pre school place for your little one? Popular pre school, Town Tots in North Walsham, has spaces for two year olds from September and is inviting families to get in touch to secure childcare for the term ahead.
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A warm, safe, supportive and welcoming setting, the pre school applies many principles of the Curiosity Approach® to inspire curiosity, awe and wonder into early childhood to help shape the ‘thinkers and doers of the future ’
Located on Manor Road on the site of North Walsham Primary School, and delivered by local charity The Benjamin Foundation, Town Tots has been rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted (September 2018) and has welcomed hundreds of children through their doors over the years
Town Tots supports children to learn and develop through fun, play based experiences in natural, neutral rooms with natural light which provides a calm, tranquil environment for children to learn and feel relaxed There is also range of natural resources which offer children a selection of loose parts and textures to enjoy, explore and investigate Childcare is provided at Town Tots for children from 2 to 4 years, with session times (term time: 9am to 12pm, 12pm to 3pm, 9am to 3pm.)
Pre-school places available for local two-year olds
Town Tots Manager Jane Medlar says: “At Town Tots, we cover all areas of the Early Years Foundation Stage with activities planned around the interests of the children We aim to create an environment which nurtures all children Our rooms within the pre school offer invitations to learn which inspire a child’s curiosity Through our mindful practitioners we promote personal and emotional development to ensure children feel at ease and confident ”
Jane continues: “We accept 2 and 3 year universal funding along with the childcare 30 hour funding so would encourage parents to contact Norfolk County Council for an eligibility code We hope to welcome lots of new families this September ” To enquire about a place for your child, please get in touch with Town Tots on 01692 407012 (9am 3pm weekdays). For information about eligibility codes for places for 2 year olds, please visit: www norfolk gov uk/children and families/childcare and early learning/free childcare and learning/free childcare for 2 year olds
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Full details can be found on the Heritage Open Days site: https://www.heritageopendays.org.uk/visiting/event/cromer-signal-box
If you are interested in crafts and crafting and would like to meet other makers of creative craft items, why not join our new club? Bring along your latest ongoing project to work on if you have one, or just come along and meet us, you’ll be vey welcome
Northrepps new craft club meets fortnightly on Wednesdays from 2 4pm in Northrepps Village Hall
North Walsham Times August w2022 ww rosevillapublications co uk 10 August at the Museum of the Broads Summer ’s here! To celebrate the holiday, we are running special events on Thursdays throughout August On 18 August, there’s the unique chance to take a trip on our steamboat, Falcon, to Barton Broad and hop on a wherry yacht for a sail, before returning to the Museum by steam Our Steam and Sail Days cost £30 per person and are being run with the Wherry Yacht Charter Trust Pre booking is essential
The Somme Battlefield Pilgrimage sponsored by Outside the Wire, The Mathew Project Eleven veterans from Sheringham Veterans Hub left for France to visit British Front Lines, the object of the Pilgrimage was to visit the Somme Battlefields of the 1st July 1916 Over the three days we covered most of the battlefields and cemeteries, laying wreaths at two cemeteries Thanks go to Outside the Wire, Steve Roberts our Empire Battlefields tour guide and the three drivers who took their 4x4’s All who took part in the pilgrimage benefited from the experience
On 25 August, the famous Wherry Albion will be open for all Museum visitors to board and chat to volunteers. Plenty to see and do and you can always relax afterwards with a picnic or an ice cream by the river!
And watch for Facebook information on Cromer local pages
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The Museum is open on Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and some Wednes days during the summer One of our boats is running every day, so take a cool ing river trip and spot some wildlife See our website for prices, availability and full details The Museum of the Broads, Poor ’s Staithe, Stalham, NR12 9DA, 01692 581681 www museumofthebroads org uk on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram
Cromer Railway Signal Box
Cromer Railway Signal Box will be open to the public during Heritage Open Days, on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th September, from 1030 to 1500 The signal box was used from 1922 to 2000 to control trains on the line between Norwich and Sheringham
Sheringham Veterans Hub meets every Thursday at 19 00 21 00 hrs at The Shed Wyndham Street Sheringham, any military veterans or serving members of the military are very welcome for tea coffee and a chat, day trips to museums, walks, guest speakers and more Ladies Who Sing Aylsham Parish Church was the venue for a concert by Ladies Who Sing on Saturday 16th July The highly talented, 23 strong female chamber choir, under the direction of Janet Kelsey, provided a programme of miscellaneous music which ranged from Elizabethan madrigals to sea shanties with a nod to every age and style between There was something for everyone to enjoy
For further details call Dawn on 07484 824290
This is now done from Trowse Bridge in Norwich, and the signal box is a working museum You are invited to have a look and see how the railway used to be (and in some places still is) worked, and how the track was laid and maintained The site remains much as it was in the 1960s and is therefore unsuitable for the disabled as access is by steps Well behaved dogs on leads are welcome
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The choir also sang original compositions and arrangements by two of the group's members, Jane Wells and Maggi Warren Two flute solos played by Maggi, who also directs the choir when Janet is unavailable (she now lives in France), completed the musical tapestry The performances were accompanied by Justin Harmer at the piano, who is a new face in Aylsham but will certainly be seen again A collection was taken at the end of the concert for the North Norfolk Food Bank
He paid tribute to the line’s volunteers and staff who, when operations were able to resume, had rallied round to ensure the lines steam and heritage diesel services ran and also helped reintroduce a limited programme of special events
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Chairman, Steve Allen, told the meeting that 2021 had been a challenging year with lockdowns forcing the line to close until mid April meaning that key trading periods such as February half term and the Easter holidays were lost
Shareholders attending the North Norfolk Railway PLC’s AGM on Saturday 16 July heard that the popular heritage railway had returned to profit in the year ending 31 January 2022 achieving a surplus of £195,062 for the full year a welcome turnaround after the pandemic induced loss of £148,120 the previous year
Mr Allen said that recent accolades had shown the input of the line’s volunteers is recognised and valued beyond the railway and congratu lated the volunteer team on receiving the Queens Award for Voluntary Service which was announced at the Platinum Jubilee weekend in June He also revealed the railway had recently been assessed by Visit England and accredited as a quality assured visitor attraction, with the assessor ’s report highlighting the excellent staff and volunteers with a score of 98% in that section.
In his address to shareholders, Managing Director, Hugh Harkett, said that after a difficult start 2021 had been outstanding The Culture Recovery Fund grant from the DCMS kept the business afloat during lockdown and then the strategy of survive recover sustain had been implemented with the first two parts being achieved during the year Since year end good progress has been made on sustaining the railway with healthy passenger numbers for the first part of the 2022 season Mr Harkett stressed that generating cash surpluses is vital to allow the railway to invest in repairs and renewals track work to replaces points at Weybourne is likely to cost £250,000 this winter and it is important to build up reserves to cover locomotive and carriage overhauls. He also indicated that the line was reaching a position to look at future improvements such as reinstating the buildings on Platform 2 at Sheringham but that to afford that, it would be necessary to launch an appeal probably later this year The meeting coincided with the start of the railway’s peak summer season which sees at least nine return trips every day operating along 5½ miles of restored track from Sheringham to Weybourne and Holt Almost all the tasks necessary to run the trains being carried out by a team of around 300 dedicated volunteers Full details can be found at www.nnrailway.co.uk.
North Norfolk Railway Announces Strong 2021/2 Financial Results
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• The trend toward self contained holiday accommodation may be contributing to the increased numbers of second and holiday homes
The Possible Impacts of Second and Holiday Homes in North Norfolk
• The district's changing demographics is the main driver of the housing market People aged 65+ made up 32% of the population, many of whom are coming to the district to retire
• Second and holiday homes play a significant part in generating local income and employment
• In 2019, tourism contributed £529 million to the North Norfolk district economy and provided employment for an estimated 11,898 people, around 20% of the total jobs in the district
• From the available evidence, it is difficult to conclude that the high number of second and holiday homes affects house prices and affordability across the district as a whole However, there may be some local effects
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• North Norfolk has the second highest proportion of second homes in England after the City of London and one of the highest in terms of total numbers
• All towns and parishes in the district have affordable homes but proportions vary There is no correlation with the number of second and holiday homes
• The Council’s housing policies focus on the delivery of new housing and in particular affordable housing across the district. The policies include enabling work and grant funding to help affordable housing scheme viability The report also evaluated the potential population growth, the district’s age profile, median house prices in the district, the rented private sector, affordable housing, revenues and council tax, non domestic (business) rates, planning, the community and economy Steve Blatch, Chief Executive of North Norfolk District Council, said: “Issues and concerns around the number of second and holiday homes in North Norfolk are not unique Many of the National Parks, Devon and Cornwall and the Cotswolds experience similar challenges and the report helpfully details some of that context and says that as an authority, we are open minded about legislation which might be introduced through the Council Tax and planning systems to try and manage the situation moving forward ”
Cllr Wendy Fredericks, Portfolio holder for Housing and Benefits, said: “I would like to thank all of the NNDC officers who researched and put this report together It highlights some of the causes of the housing crisis here in North Norfolk The main issue is the consistent lack of investment from Central Government to deliver affordable homes for local people.
As a district Council, we need money for land to build and manage affordable homes I would, however, ask if there are landowners who have land and wish to provide homes for their communities to come and talk to us ”
• The Council charges 100% of Council Tax on the majority of second homes The Council has chosen not to reduce the Council Tax on second homes
Cllr Virginia Gay, portfolio holder for Culture, Leisure & Wellbeing said: “It's 18 years since North Norfolk District Council received its first Green Flag at Holt Country Park Since then, we have added two more Green Flag areas and have maintained an almost unbroken record of achievement in the Green Flag Awards
The Countryside team have worked hard over the last year to ensure the woodlands are well maintained, providing exceptional natural spaces for everyone to enjoy. This year marks the 18th Year that Holt Country Park has been commended with the Green Flag Award
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North Norfolk District Council is proud to receive the Green Flag Award for Holt Country Park, Pretty Corner Woods and Sadler ’s Wood once again
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Leisure & Localities Manager Colin Brown said: “Retaining the Green Flag Award is no easy feat the Countryside team have worked very hard over the last year maintaining spaces we can be incredibly proud of We love our parks and recognise how important they are to our residents and visitors.”
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Eligibility for the Green Flag Award is defined by set requirements that parks and green spaces have to meet, and improve upon each year these requirements include excellent management of the parks, providing accessible, easily navigable (including directional signage and information boards) and clean space for residents and visitors
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Many congratulations to our Countryside team for this acknowledgement of the work that they do day in and day out and in all weathers Year on year, our country park and woodlands are home to friend or family days out, a place to learn about our woodlands and biodiversity, and a clean environment in which to enjoy the natural world which is so vital to all of us ”
The Council’s green spaces regularly hold community engagement events, where visitors can engage in activities such as tree planting or giveaways, volunteer conservation days and family events
The Green Flag Award scheme is managed by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy Keep Britain Tidy’s Accreditation Manager Paul Todd said: “I would like to congratulate everyone involved in making Holt Country Park, Sadler ’s Wood and Pretty Corner Woods worthy of a Green Flag Award. They are vital green spaces for the community in North Norfolk This award is testament to all the hard work of staff and volunteers, who do so much to ensure that it maintains the high standards demanded by the Green Flag Award ”
& bird box making You can find more details on the Holt Country Park page, or book at www.north norfolk.gov.uk/book North Walsham Times August w2022 ww rosevillapublications co uk 15 Are you looking for a reliable removal service based in North Norfolk? North Norfolk Removals and Storage Ltd 01692 500 501 or 01603 891 969 northnorfolkremovals@btconnect.com www.northnorfolkremovalsandstorage.co.uk NORTH NORFOLK REMOVALS AND STORAGE LTD : 01692 500 501NORANDTHST NORFN OR GE LORAST OLK REMOT H NORFTD 016 VALSV501ATD 501ALS a rorou fyAre eliable northnorfolkremovals@btconnect.com www.northnorfolkremovalsandstor969age.co.uk Country Parks to Fly Green Flags Again for 18th Consecutive Year
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As part of the Levelling Up bid for Cromer, the Council has proposed enhancements to the East Cliff area, including Green Flag status aspiration, a new wild play area and a new planting and management regime are number of events throughout summer holidays at sites, with adults, and families, including orienteering, self led trails, such bat
What a summer we are having!
It’s been a glorious for us and, providing they can get out of the heat when they need to then our pets seem to be enjoying it as well
Florrie and Freya, much bigger now they are in their new home
Duncan Baker, our local Member or Parliament recently posted on his website that he was running in the London Marathon again this year. His intention is to raise £1000 for each of 25 local charities from donations he hoped to receive for his efforts For the last mile he hopes to raise £5000 for the Ukraine
He had previously asked people to nominate local charities to benefit and we were one of the lucky charities chosen If you can, please sup port him, as by doing so you will be helping, not only the branch, but also other good causes.
It is important when looking to re home our cats and kittens to make sure that the home will be suitable for them and also that the cat/kitten will be the right match for the new family
Nor th Walsham and District Br anch of Cats Pr otection
Each different season brings with it a number of commonly seen ailments at the vets Summer is synonymous with flare ups of skin conditions that are linked to environmental factors such as grasses and pollens, and also certain parasites such as ticks and harvest mites, which are more prominent in warmer months Another summer classic are grass seed foreign bodies which often work their way into feet and ears
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Stephanie will ask several questions to establish which cats would be suitable for a particular home as we do want both the new owner and the cat(s) to be happy She will ask them whether they are looking for a cat or kitten, if they are looking for an indoor cat or one that is allowed to go outside, if they live near a busy road, whether they already have cats, and if so, how old they are, if they have other pets and, if they have, what are they? She will also ask if they are looking for a cat with a particular temperament for instance, do they want a lap cat or are they are willing to give a home to a timid cat Having asked these questions she can then decide which cats might be suitable and give them the contact details of the person in whose care they are She will advise them of any health issues the cat may have had before being put up for adoption and also explain how to integrate the timid ones into their new home They will have received lots of tender loving care while with us but may still take longer to adapt to new surroundings This will, however, be explained to the new family prior to their visit For those who already have pets, again, we will need to ensure only cats that would be happy living with other animals are suggested as possible candidates We are always honest about the health and character of our cats as we do hear of instances where cats have been re homed which are not suitable for their particular family It is very distressing for the family but even more so for the cats in question 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 Please be aware that if you are interested in giving one of our cats a home you need to contact by phone rather than by the contact form on our website, www northwalsham cats org uk where a description and photograph of the cats can be seen. Stephanie does not use a computer for her cat work so there is a delay in responding to enquiries this way and as she deals with enquiries on a first come first serve policy, she may have al ready spoken to someone who is interested in giving the cat a home We are on Facebook You can find us under Cats Protection North Walsham Sarah holds the advanced certificate in nursing exotic species covering a range of animals including avian, reptile, small mammals, wildlife and zoo species. Some of the topics studied to achieve this qualification are anatomy, nutrition, anaesthesia, critical care, fluid therapy, husbandry, and nursing of common diseases. Sarah is about to start a foundation certificate in homeopathy for veterinary nurses to help provide a more all-round approach to the cases we www.westovervets.co.uksee.
We get fairly used to retrieving these barbed little chaps from swollen paws, ear canals and occasionally airways when they are inhaled and this was what I half expected to fit when a young Labrador presented with persistent sneezing. On this occasion he had suddenly started showing signs of nasal discomfort following running through undergrowth This sneezing and irritation did not settle so we used a rhinoscope a tiny fibreoptic camera, to look up his nose We could see something abnormal, but only when we were able to guide a pair of forceps onto it and retrieve the object did we realise quite uncomfortable he must have been. He had managed to get a 4 inch long solid piece of wood lodged up his nose! Fortunately, within days of having it removed he was back to his normal self and very lucky to object hadn’t travelled even further back where it could have caused some more serious damage There wasn’t much that could have been done to stop this rather unfortunate accident, but grass seed related problems can be minimised by checking your dogs feet and ears after walks and making sure your cats are not developing matts in their coat where seeds can hide Toby Morrell MRCVS Westover Vets
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► Teach your chickens an instrument! Your chicks will love pecking at a child’s xylophone strung up to the side of their enclosure ► Hide some vegetable treats around the run and let them seek it out! ► Half fill a washing up bowl with water and float some pieces of veg on the top of the water for the hens to dip for!
Pet chickens make fantastic pets and they love toys and puzzles, writes Brydy Crane Here are some ideas for activities to brighten your chicken’s day!
► Recycle a plastic bottle by making holes in it and filling it with corn When the chickens peck the bottle some corn will fall out and your chick will get a treat!
► Chickens love to forage under bushes Simulate this for your birds by using a child’s play tunnel with treats hidden in it to give them some fun while foraging
► Hang a whole cabbage or a few fresh corn on the cob from the roof of the run and let them peck away ► Make a dust bath using an old tyre. Fill with earth, diatomaceous earth (to combat mites) and a selection of herbs such as mint, parsley, sage, oregano, pot marigolds, thyme, fennel, monarda (bee balm) There are many other herbs that are suitable take a look on Google!
► Hang a parrot mirror in the run They love their own reflections! ► Chickens love to swing! Make a chicken sized swing using a branch or piece of wood and rope. ► String up fruit and veg, your chickens will love trying to peck at them
► Fresh sprouted greens are a nutritious source of food for our chickens. Your chickens will soon eat them up, but you can protect the tender sprouts with a simple wire frame Now, your chickens can enjoy weeks of grazing without any resowing work needed
► Give them some logs and tree stumps to sit on These are especially useful in winter when the ground is cold as it gives your birds chance to warm their feet
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► Make a climbing frame out of logs and branches Be sure to clean well first with soapy water to prevent the spread of any diseases from wild birds to your flock
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Vanilla Butter Biscuits Ingredients 200g softened butter 200g caster sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract/paste 1 large egg, beaten 400g plain flour 100g chocolate chips (optional)
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Never underestimate the genius and versatility of ready made puff pastry; not only is it incredibly economical to buy (Lidl version is only 85p!) but it also keeps well in the fridge, and you can make so many delicious and quick dishes from it in no time at all I do prefer to make my own pastry when I have the time, but puff pastry is a bit of a rat race to make, and this ready made does taste delicious in the summer, there are just so many other things to be doing! I have shared this recipe as it is such a good looking dish to take along to barbeques, friends suppers, or just to serve the family, but it won’t break the bank This is the basic simple recipe, but feel free to switch it up and scatter over any toppings you like, such as salami, roasted veg or garlic mushrooms I use the ready rolled pastry for extra conven ience, which comes wrapped in its own grease proof paper, so you can just unroll it and leave it in there on your baking tray, what could be easier? The recipe doesn’t use all the tomato sauce, so you can stir that through some pasta another day bonus!
You will need 2 baking trays lined with baking paper and a 6cm round cutter Preheat the oven to 180C/Gas 4 Cream the butter, vanilla and sugar together in a large bowl (use a mixer if you have one but you can use a wooden spoon and lots of elbow grease) until light and fluffy, mix in the egg and chocolate chips if using, sift in the flour and mix to a dough (on slow speed if using a mixer or bring together with your hands) Split the dough in two and flatten into 2 discs, wrap the dough in clingfilm and chill in the fridge for at least 30mins.
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Start with the tomato sauce: gently fry the onion and garlic in a little of the oil for about 5 minutes until becoming soft and then add the herbs and sundried tomatoes Heat through and add the tinned tomatoes and pesto and thicken with the puree Simmer for about 10 minutes and then check seasoning Whizz up with a hand blender until smooth and set aside Preheat the oven to 200° Unroll the pastry but leave on the wrapper that it came in, and place onto a flat baking sheet. Measure in about an inch from the edge and score all the way around, not cutting through to the bottom but just marking it this will be your edge and all the filling will be in the middle Spoon on some tomato sauce and spread around the tart, not going over the scored area (tip: don’t use too much as you will end up with a soggy tart) Scatter over the olives and the mozzarella and place in the oven for around 30 minutes, or until the edges are starting to brown and have puffed up, and the filling is bubbling and hot Scatter over the fresh basil or some rocket and serve immediately with a fresh summer salad
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Italian Summer Tart 1 pack ready rolled puff pastry 1 onion, finely chopped 1 garlic clove, finely chopped A few sundried tomatoes from a jar, plus a little of the oil Flat tsp dried oregano 1 tin chopped tomatoes 2 tsp red or green pesto Tblsp tomato puree
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Running out of things to do with the children or grandchildren yet? Days out can be expensive and a round of ice creams mounts up too So, I thought a fun thing to do at home with a delicious treat at the end would be just the thing Get the kids to bake some simple biscuits, fill with their favourite ice cream and smiles all round! This recipe makes about 24 biscuits or 12 sandwiches
All there is to do now is select your choice of ice cream, take 2 biscuits, place a dollop of ice cream on one biscuit, sandwich together with another and enjoy! editor
When chilled, roll each disc out to about 3mm thickness and cut out discs and place on the baking sheets about 2 3cm apart Bake in the oven for 9 10 mins or until golden brown Allow to cool on the baking trays for 5 10 mins then lift the biscuits onto a cooling rack carefully and leave to go cold
Hazel Pidsley, chairman of Norfolk and Norwich Art Circle, said: ‘I am delighted that we can stage an exhibition at the Handa Gallery, which is an exciting and vibrant place to show the quality work of our members “We are very pleased to be working very closely with Munnings Art Museum in Dedham, Essex and for their loan of artwork and ephemera belonging to Munnings, showcasing his important role in our nation’s, and Norfolk and Norwich Art Circle’s, artistic history. To honour Sir Alfred’s early work there will be a selection of black and white works, submitted by members to reflect his work as a student and as an apprentice at Caley’s, Page Brothers and Colman’s mustard companies all based in Norwich Jenny Hand, Director of Munnings Art Museum said: “We are delighted to be supporting Norfolk and Norwich Art Circle with this exhibition “Alfred Munnings’ first opportunities to exhibit and sell paintings came from being part of the Circle and he bought his first studio with the proceeds It is exciting to see the Circle re connecting with its early history by including a “black and white” pictures category and we are looking forward to seeing what delights will be offered by its current members ” The exhibition will take place at Wells Maltings, Staithe Street, Wells next the Sea, NR23 1AN between Friday 9th September and Sunday 2nd October 2022, open 11am to 4pm daily There will be a private view on Friday 9th September 2022 from 6pm when artists will be on hand to speak to guests about their work All are welcome Entry to the exhibition is
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Sir Alfred Munnings joined the group when he was studying art and working in Norwich, and later became President of the Royal Academy Work will also be shown by Sir Christopher Le Brun, who recently retired as President of the Royal Academy The exhibition will also feature new, selected artworks from members of the Norfolk and Norwich Art Circle whose membership now tops 200 artists.
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The group, which was established in 1885, boasts Sir Alfred Munnings as a former member alongside other artists of international acclaim such as Edward Seago and Bernard Reynolds.
How is PRP treatment carried out? Your own blood is taken mixed with an anticoagulant solution and spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelets from the rest of the blood. These platelets are rich source of a variety of growth factors, which then stimulate your own collagen or hair follicles to grow based on what is trying to be achieved What it does not do? If you are after a quick fix for example filling out lines and wrinkles PRP does not do that instantly It improves your skin quality and collagen slowly over time It also works on acne scars but treatments take time to show results So this is not a quick fix It can help thinning hair but will not grow hair on totally bald scalp either What methods of PRP application do you offer in the clinic? We offer PRP either as a standalone treatment or in combination with some other treatments such as laser resurfacing or low level laser therapy and some medication in case of hair restoration
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What is vampire facelift or Dracula therapy? PRP has been given various names such as these because your own blood is used for regeneration process Whilst PRP can help in facial rejuvenation we do not endorse the term facelift, as this is misleading
In recent years it has been use increasingly in addressing aesthetic medical concerns We have been using it for last many years when patients asked for it but remained sceptical about claims being made. Our patients who had the treatment however reported great satisfaction with it and we are excited about the recent studies that show noticeable results in treatment of hair loss
If you are a fan of totally natural methods of treatment and not keen on botox, fillers or lasers etc then there is a solution to provide results using your own tissue. Platelet rich plasma (PRP) is a solution derived from whole blood that is enriched in the platelet fraction Historically, PRP has been applied to wound beds to promote healing of complex wounds Over the last decade, it has served as a valuable therapeutic tool in various specialties such as maxillofacial surgery, plastic surgery, orthopaedics and sports medicine
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Aylsham Library Chess Group
Aylsham Library Chess Group has restarted after a 2 year break This is a free group for adults who are interested in playing chess in a relaxed, not overly competitive environment Aylsham Library Chess Group plans to meet on the first and third Wednesday of most months (from 10 00 to 12 00 approx ) The sessions will take place when the library is closed to the general public This means players need a Norfolk County Council Library Card with ‘Open Access’ activated Please contact Jonathan Reeve ASAP if you would like to know more or hope to attend any of the sessions via Tel: 01263 733744 / e mail: aylshamchessclub@gmail com
North Walsham Times August w2022 ww rosevillapublications co uk 23 It’s time to bloom in your new home In the City, in the County and on the Coast – wherever your Norfolk home, we are your local Trusted Property Experts. Let us look a er your every need! Please give us a call to discuss how we can get you moving 8 Market Place Aylsham NR11 6EH 01263 738444 county@arnoldskeys.com Top Class Service! “Absolutely faultless from start to finish” - Mrs JN arnoldskeys.com RESIDENTIAL | COMMERCIAL | AGRICULTURAL ho e us a call to discussgiv opT aultless from start to finish” - Mrs JNAbsolutely f ving county@arnoldskdiscuss0 1263 738444 ylshame t Place A8 Mark e can get yw w A eys.comc ounty@arnoldsk ou moe eys.coma rnoldsk TURALGRICULRESIDENTIAL CHESS PROBLEMS by Dr Cedric Lytton 304 WBCSC Starter, 2022 23 304 Mate in two moves 305 1 Pr Good Companions Complete Blocks Tourney, 1921 305 K A K Larsen My Solution to No. 304: 1 e4, threat 2 exd5 1 dxe3 ep 2 d4; 1… fxe3 ep. 2. f4; 1… Nd6 2. Qf6; 1 Bxc6 2 Nxc6; 1 Bxe4 2 Qc5; 1 B else 2 exf5 Try 1 e3? (2 exd4, exf4) Bxe6! or 1 Qc5? Nb6, Ne7! Entries to the Solving Championship will have closed by now (end July), so presumably no harm in publishing this solution which I’m sure is correct Other solvers will probably receive the postal round in a month or so In No. 305 every black move is set with a mate in the diagram, but White has no pure waiting move (e g 1 Kf4? e5+!) The lovely flight giving key changes the half pin mates; this kind of problem, with no threat after the key, is called a Mutate.
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• Tides cause a rise and fall in sea level. Check times of high and low tide so you don't get cut off
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• The water is colder than you think
• Carry a means of calling for help and keep it protected and attached to you at all times.
• Orange Windsock Indicates offshore or strong winds Never use inflatables when the windsock is flying Inflatables
• Tell someone else where you’re going and when you’ll be back They can raise the alarm with the coastguard by calling 999 or 112 if you are overdue
Happisburgh volunteer Water Safety Team were contacted by Lakenham Primary School, Norwich, to visit the station and see the Lifeboats and learn how to stay safe by water Year 4 from Lakenham Primary came to the station on 18th May and had a tour of the station and were given advice on how to stay safe on the beach or near any water The children found this all very interesting and had more questions than we had time to answer The teachers were given information and the link to the Respect the Water web pages The children went away and wanted to help our volunteer crews so they baked cakes at home and school and sold them at school with safety advice given out with the cakes They managed to raise £153 The school then invited Happisburgh Water Safety Team to visit them at their school
ENJOY YOUR TIME AT THE COAST STAY SAFE
• Check the weather and tide times.
• Let all searchers know once the child is found For more information go to RNLI Respect The Water, Broads Authority web site for information on the Broads.
• only use between the red and yellow flags
• do not use when the orange windsock is flying, as this indicates offshore wind What to do if a child goes missing
North Walsham Times August w2022 ww rosevillapublications co uk 24 Summer holidays are coming, and we are expecting more people than ever to visit our beaches and inland waterways The RNLI, HM Coastguard and Broads Authority are all working to keep people safe near water Below you will find hints to help keep you and your family safe Please cut this article out and keep it; it may just save you or your family’s lives On the beach or any body of water Be prepared • Stay close to a friend or family member • Plan for your activity • Find a safe place to go
• If you're in trouble in a rip current: If you can stand, walk, don’t swim If you have a board or inflatable, you should keep hold of it to help you float Raise your hand and shout for help. Never try and swim against the rip or you'll get exhausted Swim parallel to the beach until you are free of it then make for shore Our advice for tidal cut off:
• Be able to swim and float Stay close to a friend or family member. Always go with someone else when you go into or near water Friends or family can help in an
• do not take out in big waves
Children helped to be safe near water this Summer
The water is powerful: It’s not what you’re used to in a swimming pool. The water is moving
Stay Safe This Summer
• keep nearby
• Rips are strong currents running out to sea that can easily take swimmers out beyond their depth Know what to do if you get caught in one
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• Black and White cheqered flags are for surfboards, stand up paddleboards, kayaks and other non powered craft. Launch and recovery area for kitesurfers and windsurfers Never swim or bodyboard here
• Tell someone where you are going and when you expect to be back.
• follow the lifeguards' advice
• Contact the lifeguards or police and keep them informed
• ensure children are closely supervised
On Friday 22 July Bob Mann and Philip Smith from Happisburgh Water Safety Team and Liam Fayle Parr from the North and East Water Safety Team arrived at Lakenham Primary School and talked to 60 year 4 pupils and their teachers They were impressed by how much knowledge of Water Safety they had retained A cheque for £153 was given to Bob Mann by Clementine Vandenbergh (teacher). The team then gave them a list of the different equipment their money could buy and result in saving many lives
• Red and Yellow flags Lifeguard areas, safe areas to swim, bodyboard and use inflatables
• There might be dangers under the water The water is moving water around our coasts and in rivers is always moving
Philip Smit, Liam Fayle Parr Bob Mann Clemetine Vandenbergh, Credit Lakenham Primary School
BEACH SAFETY Know your flags
• Calmly check the surroundings first, ensuring other children remain supervised.
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If you fail to make a valid EPC available to a prospective buyer or tenant, you may face enforcement action and be fined between £500 00 and £5,000 00 Health & Safety
• As of 1 April 2023, the regulations will also apply to all existing tenancies, not just new tenancies
• Keeping firefighting equipment on site such as fire extinguishers and sprinklers Failure to comply with fire safety regulations could not only lead to enforcement and an unlimited fine but also up to 2 years
It may also be that the landlord and tenant have overlapping responsibilities
• All business premises must have a working fire detection system in place • Clear signage indicating fire exits.
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• As of 1 April 2030, the minimum efficient rating of the property is raised to B.
The responsibility of fire safety regulations falls with the 'Responsible Person' who is in control of the premises The terms of the lease must stipulate who is responsible for complying with statutory requirements and you should be familiar with those requirements
The responsibility of Health and Safety in a commercial property and the workplace is likely to fall upon the tenant as an employer, but landlords should be aware that they will be responsible for healthy and safety in any communal areas that can be accessed by more than one tenant A guide for workplace health and safety can be accessed on the Gov uk website which summarises those responsibilities in full Responsibilities include but are not limited to providing safe equipment, toilet facilities, space, ventilation, light and drinking water
There are numerous statutory requirements that apply to the ownership and occupation of commercial properties Given the recent changes to regulations on the energy efficiency of commercial properties we have produced a summary of the key regulations and who is responsible for them Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) EPCs are required by all commercial property owners who rent out or sell their property, unless an exemption applied, and they must be renewed every 10 years There have been significant changes to EPC regulations of late
• Carrying out and regularly reviewing a fire safety assessment If you do not feel competent in carrying out the assessment yourself, you can enlist the services of an expert assessor to assist you
The regulations state that you must take steps to find out if there is asbestos at the property and it is recommended an accredited surveyor is instructed to the inspection for safety reasons If asbestos is located, it does not necessarily need to be removed unless the surveyor advises you to do so, but you must form and follow a system for safely managing the asbestos If the property has asbestos and you do not have a plan for its safe management, you may be subject to enforcement action, an unlimited fine and imprisonment of up to 2 years This article is not intended to be an extensive guide to all statutory requirements that should be considered by landlords and tenants but a snapshot of some of the considerations that must be made We urge landlords and tenants to consult government guidance and familiarise with the regulations imposed upon commercial properties Whether you are a proposed or existing landlord or tenant of a commercial property, please contact us on 01263 823398 or email enquiries@clapham collinge co uk for advice on your responsibilities *This article is provided for general information purposes only
If you fail to comply with healthy and safety regulations, you may be prosecuted
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The current regulations prevent a landlord from granting a new tenancy where the EPC has a rating lower than E. The changes to the regulations to be aware of are as follows:
The responsibility of the control of asbestos within a commercial property falls with the 'Duty Holder' which is the person required to maintain and repair the premises or who has control over the premises Again, it can often be a shared responsibility, but you should review the terms of the lease for clarity as the landlord may place most of the obligations upon the tenant If the building has common parts which can be accessed by more than one tenant, then the landlord is likely to hold sole responsibility for that area
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• As of 1 April 2027, the minimum efficiency rating of the property is raised to C
The responsibilities vary depending on the size of the premises, but can include:
The organ was donated to the parish in 1883 by General Edward Bulwer in memory of his wife, Belle, who had died aged 45 General Bulwer was a member of the family, now Bulwer Long, who have owned the Heydon Estate and have lived at Heydon Hall since 1756 Heydon village is one of only about a dozen English villages that remain predominantly family owned and became Norfolk’s first conservation area in 1971 In 2014, the organ was awarded a Grade II certificate by the British Institute of Organ Studies (BIOS) as it includes an unusual reverse console, which permits the player to look out into the church instead of facing inward The organ has been listed in the BIOS register of Historic Pipe Organs as “an instrument of importance to the national heritage and deserving of careful preservation for the benefit of future generations.”
Reviving the Organ at Heydon A Celebration Organ Recital - 30th September
Heydon is situated 15 miles Northwest of Norwich off the B1149 Norwich to Holt Road (post code for sat nav, NR11 6AD) The recital will begin at 7pm with two halves of 45 minutes and a 20 minute interval for refreshments Tickets will be £20 and are available online through www.heydonparishchurch.co.uk or Heydon Village Tea Shop (open Weds Sun 10 am to 4pm) Enquiries to: Charles Shippam PCC Organ Restoration Project Coordinator T:01263 587865 E: cngs@oldcot co 376343
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The unique Norfolk conservation village of Heydon in Norfolk is set to bring their recently restored pipe organ in its fourteenth century St Peter and Paul’s Church back to life with a memorable organ recital on Friday 30th September The recital will be given by Ashley Grote Master of Music at Norwich Cathedral and a Fellow of the Royal College of Organists His programme will include popular organ works by J S Bach Elgar, Handel, Louis Lefébure Wély’s famous “Sortie” in E flat and Widor ’s mighty “Toccata” from the 5th Symphony
The rare and unusual pipe organ in the historically important church has just undergone a full restoration thanks to a grant of £33,600 from The National Heritage Lottery fund, combined with funds raised over several years by various activities in the quintessentially English county village near Reepham
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Letheringsett Watermill has undergone something of a transformation recently and is now offering coffee and cake as well as producing and selling their well known flour
The Mill also offers tours to see how the flour is produced, milling takes place 3 or 4 times a week, depending on water levels in the river. is also Mill Antiques and Braconte site fancy browsing bygones
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Thurlow’s Tea Room opened its doors at Easter replacing the Village Shop which was housed in the Mill Owner Michelle along with her partner, David and staff have been working hard to convert the ground floor of the Mill into a welcome space where visitors can enjoy a coffee or tea with homemade cakes made by friend Angela from Dereham. A viewing window has been installed in the tearoom where the Mill’s spur wheel can be seen working when milling is taking place There are also tables outside where visitors can sit by the River Glaven and enjoy the view Michelle is keen to source ingredients and produce as locally as possible Grain is sourced within North Norfolk and her flour is supplied to local bakeries and shops The Mill now produces 15 different flours. David, a joiner, is in the process of installing a kitchen area where Michelle is planning to produce baked goods, made with her own flour, to other businesses in the area, including sausage rolls using pork raised on David’s farm in Bodham.
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Letheringsett Watermill is one of only 24 water driven flour mills in the country, a rare one at that, as unlike other mills which are run as historical trusts or by local authorities, Letheringsett is one of only 3 independent mills The Mill was leased in 1987 by Michael Thurlow, Michelle’s father, with a view to restoring it back to its former glory Mike was not a miller by trade but researched the process of producing flour and, after much time, money and extensive restoration, production resumed and continues to this day Mike sadly passed away in 2013 and two years later his wife, Marion, also died, leaving their daughter Michelle to continue their work and develop the business. Michelle is passionate about continuing her parents’ legacy and keeping her flour production as local as possible She has named the new tearoom in their honour and plans to have a mural in the tearoom telling the story of the Mill’s history since it came into the family’s possession
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Hundreds of witnesses claimed to have seen him levitating and flying around Puglia with almost casual abandon. He got airborne on at least 70 occasions while offering mass or praying And without filing a single flight plan Even on his deathbed he was alleged to have made a feeble attempt to take off Now enter a fellow called Leibniz Probably the only Leibniz you know is a yummy chocolate biscuit But this man was certainly no mere snack. Gottfried Leibniz was, like his contemporary Newton, a scientist researching gravitation So curious was Leibniz in the tale of this flying holy man that it was said he made a pilgrimage to see for himself It is claimed he witnessed one of the monk’s flights If he did, it must have puzzled him greatly because it contravenes the Newtonian laws of gravity, which definitely precludes human beings flying around unaided They should not be able to do more than make a little hop up before gravity does its worst But is all this true? Well this much we know: he did exist but didn’t exactly aspire during his early life It is said his mother often considered him a nuisance He was ham fisted, a slow learner, absent minded and had a bad temper So, not exactly the most popular kid on the block Eventually he got a job as a servant at the local Franciscan monastery There he began to change, started to pray more and eventually entered the order. It was then he began to work miracles and the alleged levitations started St Joseph was canonised by Pope Clement XIII and is now the patron saint of air travelers, pilots and (yes) astronauts! A biographer once claimed he was seen “to fly into the air backwards in a kneeling position ” An early example of reverse thrust? It remains hard to separate fact from fiction No evidence exists for Leibniz ever seeing him fly. That would have been tricky because the only time he was in Italy was 27 years after the Saint’s death As to the story about the Saint trying to levitate on his deathbed, the doctor who attended made no reference to any such event Like many stories there are elements of truth but intertwined some claims that Isaac Newton would have found a bit of a stretch However, it remains a good story, doesn’t it?
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North Walsham Times August w2022 ww rosevillapublications co uk 32 Maximum 30 words, total value of £300, one ad per person per issue (vehicles, cars, caravans, trailers, boats, property, business, etc , not accepted without charge) Animals pets, livestock, live fish, etc , not accepted FREE ADVERTISING OF HOUSEHOLD, GARDEN AND PERSONAL EFFECTS ONLY FREEADS All advertisements are accepted in good faith and the Publishers are in no way responsible for any faulty or misrepresented goods FreeAds are printed on a first come first served basis and Publication cannot be guaranteed WANTED Any original items of Second World War Homefront / Norfolk / RAF / ARP / Home Guard items or memorabilia for a new dis play at the RAF Marham Aviation Heritage Centre opening this summer Tel 07919 182990 Any donations of wool gratefully received Whatever we receive will be knitted into baby hats to donate to the Norfolk and Norwich Premature Baby Unit or hats and gloves for the Christmas Shoebox Appeal Please call 07796638020 or email sal lylee35@hotmail co uk Old railway items always wanted for small museum, particularly tickets, lamps, loco items, station signs, cast iron or enamel notices etc local items particularly sought Tel Chris 01508 494204/07966 066563 Any bits from crashed planes, Second World War etc, information on crash sites or anything related for Aviation Heritage Museum based at Frettenham Tel Ken 01692 406943 Wanted by collector 00 gauge N gauge Railway / dinky toys, buildings anything considered cash/instant Bank transfer 01362422451/ 07747097798 Records 45s 78s and LPs cassettes, Com puter/Console Games also CDs singles only all considered Tel 01692 405756 FOR SALE Gazebo/marquee, blue, 4x4m, c/w remov able sides, ex demo, £65 Mountain bike, ladies/gents, 26” wheels, 21 gears, full suspension front and rear, many extras, £55 ono Babylis for men hair cutting kit, new & boxed, £20 Cast iron mallard duck door stop, boxed, £20 Triton shower head and hose, boxed, new, £12 ono 07785 993359 Ladies 26” wheel Mountain bike as NEW, hardly used, 15 twist grip gears, front and rear suspension £89 Boys Challenge cycle helmet still in box £6 Gel Cruise Bioflex saddle, never used £7, Sheringham 01263 824211 Roger Black Plus Exercise Bike little use with instructions £40 Buyer collects 01692 404480 Brand new Bathmaster Deltis bath hoist Still boxed £190 (£227 from Amazon) Pair of hinged, heavy duty metal ramps With safety rail & non stick surface Suitable for ride on lawn mower or mobility scooter £80 01263 712162 Canon digital camera IXUS 970 IS with 5 x zoom, plus 2 battery packs, battery charger, Canon 32MB memory card, 2 ad ditional Lexar memory cards, interface cable to download photos, soft pouch, in struction book Total package £40 (Sher ingham) 0747 070 4658
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£10 All leather satchel, £5 Slica shredding, slic ing, grinding & grating machine, as new, £10 01692 405663 Two contemporary Italian styled Danetti dining chairs Very good condition Plain pale grey fabric Can email photos if re quired £30 Telephone 01263 515036 Trailer for sale 5ft x 3 ft Sound Wood with metal frame Has been stored inside £100 01263 860272 Ideal Shower Bath square P LH white rein forced base c/w glass screen & font panel 1700mm still packaged (was £450 new) due to change of plans £150 01263
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Record Power Drill Master Bandsaw Made in Sheffield Un used for 4 years so needs servicing £80 or nearest offer Assorted golf clubs (30) Two golf bags £30 (Or Gift to a Charity) To see/collect from Wiveton Tel (01263) 740935 Computer desk with pull out keyboard shelf 75cm high, 92cm wide, 45cm deep, £19 Two bookcases 181 5cm high, 71 5cm wide, 28cm deep, with five shelves £15 each will split Buyer collects Telephone 07961 415418 Four Mazda MX5 wheels circa 1997 free Three glass demi johns £5 each or three for £12 Cleanfix ‘Power disk’ floor cleaner £30 Tel 01692 402202 Boat bits, Folding Grapnel Anchor, 4kgs with 1m chain and 10m rope, £35 00 Quicksilver 15ltr fuel tank, £35 00 01263 587586 Extending,light wood,dining table, with rounded ends and 4 matching chairs, table L 152 190 cms W 90 H 74 Legs can be unscrewed, chairs L 43 H 41, seat height 44 Total height 84 All in very good con dition Probably Parker Knoll £80 or near offer 07493 541096 New electrical Smart party susan, 663109 Locally hand carved soapstone chess set from Zimbabwe bought about 30 years ago Free to an interested chess player 01263 515517 Single duvet pure down {not feather and down) £20 01263 741023 NIKON V1 Digital camera, black, complete with Nikon grip NIKON FT1 Adaptor and NIKKOR 50mm F1 8 AFS G Lens All complete, boxed, mint £280 May split 01692 500776 2 5lts x 2 Dulux ‘Soft Peach’ Unopened, still in boxes, ordered by mistake £25 00 07969 905756 two burner gas bbq,gas ring,shelf, lid with temp gauge, warming rack, gas bottle, regulator, cover Ideal family bbq Excellent condition £80 00 ono Roughton Tel: David 07547 526966 Fox camolite carp fishing barrow With all fittings and spare screws Cost £192 00 Barely used £100 01328 822548 x London Stone raj green sandstone slabs (over ordered) 600 x 600 x 22mm £185 or £12 each For collection only 01263 586807 Dimplex electric coal effect fire £15 hardly used; 2 matching brown flecked rugs 80x150 cm £4 each; dinner service £5; china tea service £5; selection of mugs and lots of various glasses 25p each; wooden sewing box/table £10; Antler wheeled suitcase £10 ono Tel 07486 123521 Extending ladders, aluminium, 3 section, each 8ft 6ins long for £30 Electric Strim mer in working order for £15 Electric leaf Blowers in working order for £15 each Electric Lawn mower (MacAlister) in work ing order for £20 Wheelbarrow, heavy duty for £15 Hose reel includes fittings, sprin kler and spray gun for £10 Black water butt with lid for £10 Tel: Chris 01263 711263 Self propelled folding wheelchair, used once, £225, cost £350 Shower stool, un used, £15, walker, £10 07579 797388 Ridgeback bike, ladies bike, step through frame with real rack, 16 speed in immacu late condition Used only a couple of times £90 00 Twinnie bike carrier, towball fixing with integral lighting ans number plate £45 00 Elite trainer, Arion training rollers bought Christmas 2020, tried once so as good as new £90 00 Holt pick up, 01263 711606 1 iron gate with fittings w 29 in h 67in £20 ono 01263 823 358 Four draw filing cabinet, £10 Large metal manger, £10 6ft solid wood workbench £40 07990 996416 3 Unused Doulton Ceramic Water Filter Candles Ultrcarb SI for kitchen tap with water filter Cost £90 Accept £40 or near est offer Tel: 01263 838787 Collectors Ashton Drake Dolls Individually priced starting from £40 6 different dolls in 01263 820363 Modern conservatory set in ‘wheat’: 3 seater sofa (221w x 98d x 85h cm), arm less chair (68 x 98 x 85), large footstool (89 x 92 x 46) Can be configured as cor ner arrangement Some fading, therefore, £125 For collection only 01263 586807 Masonary Smooth Paint (Valspar) 2 x 10L in French Grey colour (Greenish Grey) Surplus to requirement Still have colour bar code, so more paint can be purchased if needed North Walsham 07881 447334 Adjustable dog rail £10 Large dog cage £15 Fishing Trolley £20 01362 680045 Heavy duty shopping trolley with seat, £20 Wheeled lockable suitcase, £25 Small, wheeled shopping trolley/bag, £5 Shelving wall unit, golden covered stool, fabric arm chair with wooden arms, all 3, £20 50 mixed CDs/DVDs, £25 lot Mondeo steer ing lock, £10 Books, Times Atlas, Last 2 Million Years, Duke of Windsor Memoirs £20 lot 01263 710067 Zanussi/Electrolux electric cooker model zkc550 top of the range, as new, impulse buy not now required £135 01263 512630 Iceline deluxe model U788 upright freezer, 4 storage baskets + 2 freezer shelves, buyer collects, £15 07786 473891 Electric rise and recline chair built for a gentleman 6ft 3inches Teal colour velour upholstery Still under Warranty Cost in ex cess of £1,400 Need space so £150 Buyer to collect the chair does dismantle In excellent condition 07823 841924 TORO 48cm Supper Bagger Lawn Mower, in good working condition for sale @ £300 01362 680045 Tabletop fan as new Fastline £10 01263 512198 FOR SALE Car Trailer 4 ft x 3 ft, fitted lights, spare wheel £100 ono 01692 404180
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Freestanding double electric oven with gas hob (gun metal grey) Hotpoint, £115 Good condition Buyer collects Also 4 brass wall lights with tinted glass shades 2 double 2 single £20 double £10 single or £50 com plete 07810 133067 Lloyd Loom Laundry basket (white) £15, Child carrier (Weeride up to 18kg weight) £15, Walking seat sticks with spike & fer rule (Dual promenade) £15 each, 01692 405989 Goodmans 2 in 1 compact vac 600 watt with long wire plus tools like new condition idea for caravan or flat £15 Pandora Heart shape Best Friends charm 925 silver ALE marked in Pandora bag in very good con dition £10 Buyer collect Little Snoring 07597 543684 Homebase Flexicube Light wood colour 2 x 2 cubes Size W 76cm x D 39cm x H 76cm £15 Selection of souvenir Theatre pro grammes £10 01263 837166 Sony Cyber Shot Bridge Camera DSC HX350 Purchased new: May 2021, comes with: Box, Instructions, Packaging and in cludes Lens Cap, 3 Batteries, UV Filter, Neck Strap, Mains/USB Charger, Fotga Remote Control The camera has had lim ited use and is in excellent condition, no group of players from Gibraltar One of Erpingham’s victorious Over70s players summed up the day and the joy of walking football with the words: ‘I’ve certainly appreciated continuing my winning a tournament at 75 was the icing on the cake!’
The Raiders, who also won promotion last season and now play in a League just one below Diss, Holt, West Norfolk and Wymondham first XVs, are at home too versus Newmarket. Those opening League matches are being held 50 years to the day since the Club moved to Scottow Park and the date will also see Dave Horne stand down as President after an outstanding nine years Major celebrations are planned!
Joining on dual registration with Leicester, is George Loose, recently capped by England Under 18s George began playing at Scottow aged six and will be the third generation of his family to play for the Vikings following father Stuart and grandfather Keith Jarvis Paul Morse North Norfolk Vikings Swimming Club enjoyed more success across the age range at recent Gala in Thetford Emily Morton was on top form when the 13 year old took no fewer than four gold medals In the 100m butterfly she not only won the gold but recorded the fastest time of the gala in I:22.65 faster than swimmers in older age groups It was pretty much same again in the 50m freestyle when Emily again destroyed a field of forty one to record the best time over all in 31 42 Her gold winning age group time in the 100m freestyle was the third fastest time out of all forty nine competi tors when she recorded a 1:09 67 To complete her gold medal quartet, she reverted to butterfly again easily winning her 50m in 36.31. Meanwhile, Emily Beighton came from behind to take top spot in the 200m breaststroke when she tussled with Daniel Myers of Thetford Dolphins It was Daniel who was slightly ahead up until the last 150m but with a determined push to the finish, Emily just squeezed ahead finishing 3:31 60 over Daniel's 3:35 95 respectively Club Captain Rebecca Burrows claimed a silver medal in the 100m breaststroke in 1:17.96 from Spike Campbell Maughan of the West Norfolk Club who was two seconds ahead of Rebecca at 50m and finished by the same margin on the final touch However, Rebecca was not finished as the 14 year old achieved a hat trick of bronze medals The 100m freestyle with 1:17 96, the 200m breaststroke in 3:41 13 and the 200m backstroke in 3:03 96 Senior, Ruby Tracey from North Walsham took time out from her GCSEs to make the most of an opportunity to add another gold to her all time tally over 50m breast stroke in 39 98 The 16 year old has proved over time that she been an excellent ambassador not just for Vikings but for girls' sport in general Vikings won 13 Golds 7 Silvers and 11 Bronze medals To join Vikings visit them on info@norfolkvikings.co.uk
John Holden Free open sessions for all ages to come and pick up a stick in a fun and friendly envi ronment are being held on Saturdays in August 10 noon on the all weather pitch at Sheringham High School. It might be you’re looking for a new hobby, thinking about taking the sport up again, or wondering why your child loves the game so much and want to be on the pitch with them in a relaxed playing environment, either way, our sessions are the ideal way for you to have a run out and find out more Players can choose to join pitches where the level of play matches their ability and ambition It’s all about having fun This is a community event; everyone is welcome, and it is free of charge. We’ll also have equipment to hand out to newbies to get them off to the best possible start. If you would like to support the club, a crowd funding is currently underway to boost funds for a much needed storage facility, watch the video and donate here: The (Much Needed) Container a community crowdfunding project in Sheringham by Justin Freeman (crowdfunder co uk) Jo, one of the captains and a member of the fundraising team at North Norfolk Hockey Club said: ‘We're fundraising to buy a shipping container to hold crucial training equipment and get away from it turning up in the back of a car. There are lots of ways you can help us reach our target and make this project a reality! You can make a pledge or help spread the word and tell the world to get behind us. Local businesses can get involved too by offering rewards and donating things we can offer our supporters But we only have four weeks to secure the match funding from England Hockey and the countdown is on! Follow the link and watch the video for more information' The hockey season starts in September along with club training, Tuesday evenings for adults and girls’ development and Wednesday evenings for juniors With 3 men’s, two women’s and a girls development team for under 15s, a thriving Junior Section with hockey sessions, tournaments and matches for u10s and u12s, boys and girls there’s something for everyone To find out more visit our website North Norfolk Hockey Club , email us northnorfolkhockey@gmail.com or find us on Facebook George Loose playing for England Under 18s
Three signings have been announced Centre/winger Max Otis, part of Langley School’s 2018 National Cup winning team, has returned to Norfolk after completing his degree “Big talent, really happy he has chosen us,” said Director of Rugby James Knight Ed Briscoe, a second row, who played junior rugby at North Walsham, returns from Holt, Knight commenting “impressive athlete, really excited about what he will bring.”
Emily & Emily Take Golds at Gala Emily Morton, Emily Beighton, Rebecca Burrows North Norfolk Hockey Club
Preparations for the new season step up a gear this weekend with the Vikings and Raiders travelling to Coventry to play “squad matches” against Broadstreet Then next Saturday (20th) both sides have pre season fixtures at Scottow Park versus their Shelford counterparts, with the Raiders also playing Holt away on the 27th League action for both begins 3 September with the Vikings marking their National Leagues return home to Canterbury
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