North Walsham Times November 2021

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The North Walsham & District Community Archive are delighted to announce our 2022 calendars are now available and we have managed to hold the prices at £5 each again this year thanks to the support of local businesses advertising in the publication.

Coronavirus has hit many businesses hard but 50 local businesses have still supported the calendar which is testament to North Walsham's community spirit and tenacity. This is the seventh calendar in the series which started with the 2016 edition.

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THE NORTH WALSHAM TIMES Your local Editor for The North Walsham Times is

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Versus Arthritis Support Group Leader: Group lead Volunteers are the main point of contact at Versus Arthritis groups. Working with Group Support Volunteers and responsible for organizing and promoting group activities for people with arthritis. This is a rewarding role whilst creating a supportive environment for local people with arthritis.

Sadly the archive's founder and our original chairman, Mike Ling, passed away earlier this year. His private collection went to auction with Horner's Auctioneers in Acle and we were fortunate enough to win a few lots. Many of the great photos from the lots we didn't win have subsequently turned up on eBay and we have been doing our best to win these and keep them in North Walsham which has proved quite an expensive pursuit. That said, it is the money made from past projects, such as our calendars, which have enabled us to buy this wonderful record of the town's history for future generations to enjoy. We have included several of these new additions in the 2022 calendar. Many of these images printed to full A4 size so all their wonderful detail can be fully enjoyed.

Versus Arthritis Group Support Volunteers: to support and assist Lead Volunteers in facilitating support group meetings and activities.

For more details and how to apply please contact Chris Preston Local Coordinator tel: 07834418472 email: c.preston@versusarthritis.org

The Friends of Friesenried North Walsham Town Twinning

North Walsham & District Community Archive has always endeavoured to collect as much photographic history of the town as possible, to keep it safe for future generations and to make it available to the public.

We have bitten the bullet, as you say, and have progressed a few more steps towards normality. We held a coffee morning in the town late September and learned that we were the first for nearly two years. It was fairly well supported, and our funds were boosted by a modest sum. Thank you to all who came along. On 1st October we braved our first face to face A.G.M. for two years and it was gratifying to see the many members there showing their support. The committee all stood down, were all then nominated, duly voted back into post so nothing new there.

As I have mentioned before. 2021 is our fortieth anniversary year and the two members who joined in the beginning and are still here were honoured with a certificate of recognition for their continuing support.

In the photo the chairman Steve Wolstenholme is presenting Mollie Whitworth and Colin Watson with their certificates.

Our beautiful calendar has become a firm favourite with those who grew up in the town and remember ‘the good old days’, newcomers to the town interested in its history and to those lucky enough to grow up here but who now live further away (copies are sent all over the world via our website). The calendar is as collectible as it is practical.

Calendars are available from North Walsham shops; C. D. Page (ie. Colin's Sweetshop), Swallows Coffee Shop, Express Printing & Stationery, The Community Shop, The Heritage Centre and Penney's Flowers & Crafts. None of these businesses make any profits but sell our calendar to support the group and its projects.

The calendars are also available via our website at www.northwalshamarchive.co.uk for those further afield.

The North Walsham & District Community Archive has been running over 14 years now, managed by a hard working group of volunteers with backgrounds in history, local photographs and the area. Our Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/NorthWalshamArchive has been running for 8 years and is as active as ever with well over 8,000 members! It’s free and easy to join, and you will be able to view thousands of photos from the history of the town and discuss those photos and memories with other members.

Our next event is a dinner for Christmas being organised for late November.

As ever, you are invited to come along, meet the members, have some fun all without any obligation. Steve 01953 607119 Dianne 01962 402726.

Thank you for your support.

COMRADES

In this silent place Where once brave poppies grew; And swarms of deadly bullets flew…

Here lay I… And here lay you.

Along with Tom, and Jack, Young Billy too.

Comrades still!

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By Terry Linford, written after visiting War Graves at Ieper (Ypres) and the Somme. Sept. 2016.

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A Note from the editor

It is said that over 50% of older people in the UK say that the television is their main source of company

November already... really?! The clocks have gone back and I suppose we are on the run-up to Christmas.

Here at the Age Concern North Norfolk day centre, we do not have time for the television as we are too busy with activities and enjoying our time together.

With talk of shortages of this and that, let alone rising winter fuel bills, you could be forgiven for thinking we are in for a bleak winter. But wait a minute, maybe it’s time to have a bit of a reset and think about those simple pleasures we enjoyed before everything got so complicated.

Over the past couple of months, we have done biscuit decorating, flower arranging, making lavender bags, seated exercises and music and singing. In addition there are quizzes, word searches, games and puzzles with the aim of stimulating all the senses throughout the day.

Cognitive Stimulation Therapy has proved very beneficial for people with cognitive deficits as it can engage people in very simple and straightforward ways and is effective when a variety of sensory stimuli are combined within the activity.

Making the Christmas cake and puddings in November to be fed and matured for the big day. Making decorations with the children (and memories at the same time). Crisp walks wrapped up in scarves and gloves and then home to a mug of hot chocolate. Who needs the latest toy or gadget? If Covid has taught us anything, it is to look at what really matters to us and our loved ones and that getting back to basics is not such a bad thing.

So, get planning those homemade treats for Christmas, make some presents for loved ones instead of chasing the latest must-have, make some memories – they last longer than anything you can buy.

Whatever you are planning, enjoy your November magazine.

Keep safe and well.

Jo – Editor

Here are the deadline dates and publishing dates for the next 3 magazines: Month Copy deadline Publishing date December Tuesday 30th November Friday 10th December January Tuesday 4th January Friday 14th January February Tuesday 1st February Friday 11th February

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SUDOKU Fill all empty squares so that the numbers 1 to 9 appear once in each row, column and 3 x 3 box.

The numbers in the four yellow boxes are the ones needed as the answer that will be published in the next issue.

All the letters in our grids below have fallen out and mixed themselves up, although they are still in their original columns. Can you put them back in their rightful place to reveal a QUOTATION and the NAME of the person who said it.

L E T O Q U I C M T F E I L O D T H E H K U

What sort of things can you expect to find in a Quiche? This month’s wordsearch theme is ‘‘Ingredients in Tarts and Quiche’’. How many can you name? Between FOUR and TWELVE letters. One or two words. There are 15 entries in this issue’s CHRONICLE WORDSEARCH. How many can you find?

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The Last Issue’s Answers

The FOUR YELLOW SQUARES in the SUDOKU were 4 6 7 5 The FALLEN PUZZLE answers were: AUTUMN IS THE MELLOWER SEASON, AND WHAT WE LOSE IN FLOWERS WE MORE THAN GAIN IN FRUITS. SAMUEL BUTLER

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Why you should consider making a Lasting Power of Attorney this November

At Clapham & Collinge Solicitors, we’re running our ‘Charity Lasting Powers of Attorney Scheme’ throughout November, where we are offering a 25% discount on Lasting Powers of Attorney. In addition to this discount, we will also make a £50.00 donation per Lasting Power of Attorney appointment to support 5 Norfolk based charities. Our chosen charities for this year’s scheme are The Benjamin Foundation, Norfolk and Waveney Mind, Big C, Norfolk Community Foundation and Sheringham Little Theatre.

Although it is often difficult to think about, it is crucial that we plan for the future and ensure we can manage our financial affairs in the event of an incapacitating illness, accident or injury. Everyone understands the importance of a Will, but Lasting Powers of Attorney are a bit more obscure in the public sphere and often people are not aware why they need them.

If you lose the ability to manage your own affairs, a partner or family member cannot automatically deal with things on your behalf.

A Lasting Power of Attorney is a legal document that enables people you choose to have legal authority to make certain decisions for you, if you become unable to make them yourself. The person who is given this

What happens if you don't make a Lasting Power of Attorney?

• No one has legal authority to act on your behalf – your spouse and children have no automatic rights to make decisions on your behalf; • Someone will need to make an application to the Court of Protection for a Deputyship Order; • This can be costly, time consuming and you may not end up being assisted by the person you would have chosen yourself.

authority is known as an ‘attorney’. They can manage your finances or make decisions relating to your health and welfare. There are two types of Lasting Power of Attorney:

Property and Financial Affairs Lasting Power of Attorney: This gives your attorney the power to make decisions about your money and property, including managing bank or building society accounts, paying bills, collecting a pension and if necessary, selling your home. Once registered with the Office of the Public Guardian, it can be used immediately, or held in readiness until required.

Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney: This gives your attorney the power to make decisions about your daily routine, medical care, moving into a care home and lifesustaining medical treatment. It can only be used if you are unable to make your own decisions.

In relation to the cost of preparing and registering a Lasting Power of Attorney, this will depend on whether you wish to have both a Lasting Power of Attorney (Property and Financial Affairs) and/or a Lasting Power of Attorney (Health and Welfare) prepared and registered.

All appointments must be booked by Tuesday 30th November and must take place by Monday 31st January 2022. To claim your discount and book your Lasting Power of Attorney appointment, please contact our Client Relations Team on 01263 823398 or email enquiries@clapham-collinge.co.uk

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Up and running again!

sand on a beach as the water receded; ‘Impressions of a Downland Landscape’

by Liz Akers, a lovely soft picture; and Birds Eye View by Paul Keates ‘Wonder of Blakeney Marshes’, a striking picture of beach, sea and sky.

North Norfolk - that is to say Projected Digital Images, shown Photographic on the screen. Linda had nearly 60 to judge – Society coped and she gave helpful comments on every one. pretty well during Five were awarded ‘Gold’ distinction – but “the lockdown” another 21 were singled out to be declared by holding Silver, Bronze or commended. meetings via Zoom. Which worked well enough – but it was so nice to Kingfisher - Not for King- be back with a Linda Woodward had not visited North Norfolk fishers by Paul Richards ‘normal’ meeting.

Photographic Society before, but hopefully Wonder of Blakeney by Paul Keates.

So, around 30 we shall see more of her in the future, but the members met in the Village Hall at Cley for journey from Cambridge to Cley and back The five winners were (in no particular order) their first competition of the season – with home ‘Kingfisher – Not for Kingfishers’: a set subject ‘Creative’. Some say that all afterwards an amusing image by Paul Richards photography is (or ought to be) creative, but is perhaps of a bottle of the test for a competition a tall order!

Kingfisher is that it should have beer with North something a little (or a kingfisher Norfolk a lot) extra. So more sitting on top!

Photographic than one image might and ‘Birds Eye Society holds be combined into one, View’ by Paul the background (or the Impressions of a Downland Landscape by meetings Keates - a on the first foreground) might be Liz Akers distorted and third altered, the colours may maritime scene Wednesday of each month at 7.00 for 7.30pm be changed – there with an owl flying into in Cley Village Hall, The Fairstead, Cley-nextshould be something the shot. ‘Mystical Trees’ the-Sea, Norfolk NR25 7RJ and are always Mystical Trees by Valerie Walker input by the author to by Valerie Walker pleased to welcome visitors and prospective make it a bit different. showed two shapes, a bit like trees, which the new members; do come along to a Club Linda Woodward who lives in Cambridgeshire judge said she thought were shapes made in the Evening and introduce yourself. came to judge the pictures, which were “PDI’s”

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Local charities to benefit from Artisan Fair!

The Two Rivers’ Artists are a group of 7 talented people who live between the rivers Ant and Bure on the Broads.

The group are renowned for their traditional skills and handcrafted work.

Each November, the group holds a Festive Fair in Neatishead, and invite two local charities to join them. This year they’ll also be joined by five hand-picked, exceptional Norfolk artisans.

Last year due to covid, it was a virtual event, and the artists were delighted to achieve 2,500 website hits which brought many sales.

Now, lockdown has led to new designs, new ideas and new inspiration from this talented group, many of who have gone in new directions and added new designs.

Saturday November 20th at the New Victory Hall, Neatishead NR12 8AD 10am to 3pm. www.tworiversarts.co.uk

This year’s event, to be held on Saturday November 20th, at the Neatishead New Victory Hall, will see the Nancy Oldfield Trust join them. The Trust are based in Neatishead and provide opportunities for disabled and disadvantaged people, families and carers, to enjoy a boating experience under motor, sail or paddle on the Broads.

Also joining the Fair will be the Friends of Neatishead School with their spectacular refreshments and cakes, so people visiting the event can enjoy a chat and a break with friends while soaking up the vibrant, artistic atmosphere.

The 7 Two Rivers Artists are: James Arthur, photographer. Kit Calladine, printmaker. Fiona Johnson, silver smith. Fran Tubbs, photographer. Paul Williams, artisan woodworker. Jacky Witton, bespoke metalwork and sculpture; and Bob Payne, oil on canvas. They will be joined by: Sue Andrews, basket maker. Trisha Francis, ceramics.

Keith Nash, water colours around Norfolk. Neil Gladwell, the traditional rope company; and Ros Wilson, woven tapestry.

Do come along and join the artists and help support their chosen charities on Saturday the 20th of November, at the New Victory Hall, Neatishead NR12 8AD, from 10 to 3.

Keep the date!

Kit Calladine

Jacky Wilton

Exhibition at Thorpe Market Church

The last eighteen months have not been easy for anyone but one of the positive outcomes has been the increase in the number of people making things. Some have redesigned and replanted gardens, some have taken to writing stories, and some have rediscovered the joy of traditional crafts. Amongst the makers has been Rachel who has found time in a very successful final year at Lincoln University (working from home) to develop her crocheting skills and her design work to produce a wide range of items from small earrings to blankets, waistcoats and cardigans using cotton, wool or acrylic. Many are items for sale, but she will undertake commissions too. She trades as Saffron and Bee.

On 4th and 5th December, 10am to 5pm she will be joining a family friend to mount a joint exhibition at Thorpe Market Parish Church. Clive has been making things out of wood all his life (he’s nearly seventy!) and specialises in turned ware using local hardwoods and carving using storm-felled limewood. His passion is carving feathers which are often made into functioning quill pens by the addition of an antique steel nib.

He is very proud of his green policy which extends to natural wax or oil finishes, recycled and flawed timber and recycled, plastic-free packaging. Clive trades as Verdant Woodcraft. www.rosevillapublications.co.uk

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The Dilham jazz sessions have restarted meetings on the first and third Tuesday of each month, 7.30 to 10pm.

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WE ARE BACK AGAIN!

Tea Dance at North Walsham Community Centre Monday Afternoon 6th December 2021 2pm to 4.30pm

We are looking primarily for a keyboard player to cover one Tuesday meeting per month.

We have bass, drums, guitars, saxes, trumpet, trombone, clarinet... anyone playing an instrument, and ideally who reads sheet music, is welcome to join us.

Come and join us for a dance, or just a social afternoon.

Everyone is welcome. Refreshment provided.

All for £3 with all profits going to charity.

We look forward to picking up where we left off 20 months ago!

For further information contact Barrie Eke on 01603 736155

It's £2 per session at Dilham Village Hall. Contact email peamengrir@aol.com

THE BEAT DELUXE BAND at North Walsham Community Centre NEW YEAR’S EVE 2021 7.30pm – 1.00am

Remembrance Sunday 14th November 2021 – North Walsham

£20 advance tickets only £9 for children (up to 16) Food Inc. in Price

Owing to the restricted seating in the Parish Church (about 70) The March to Church and the 3pm ecumenical service have both been cancelled for the second year running.

To Book Phone (01692) 402116 Email - jeabol@aol.com

However, the service in the Memorial Park will still take place as usual at 2pm with the Air and Army Cadets providing a guard of honour around the Cairn. The newly installed flagpole with Union flag will be utilized during the 2 minutes silence when the flag will be lowered to half mast and then returned to full mast when the Standards are raised.

Aylsham & District Flower Club

Autumn Meeting on Wednesday 10th November in Aylsham Town Hall 7pm for 7.30. National Demonstrator Lorena Dyer (Coventry) presenting “Christmas Wishes”.

Wreathes that would have been laid at the 3pm service should now be laid at the 2pm service in the park. If the timing is not convenient to the organisations then the wreath should be laid privately in the Church or Memorial Park at another time.

Sales tables and Raffle of arrangements. Tea/ coffee if required.

All welcome. Free entry.

Contact: Crystal Dyball 01603 291190

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Beanstalk Panto Schools Streaming Set to Grow Even Bigger again this year.

Schools across the nation will be joining the festive fun at a Norfolk pantomime

Last winter 252,000 primary school pupils enjoyed the fairy tale action from the Rapunzel panto jointly staged at Sheringham Little Theatre and its partner venue St George’s Theatre in Great Yarmouth.

They dressed up and sang along to the songs they had rehearsed beforehand through a link with the Norfolk Music Hub which promotes music-making among young people.

panto character, join in and share pictures and video on social media.

“Last year we initially aimed to beam it to 5000 pupils in Norfolk, but word got around and it took off,” said Hub area manager Krista Ribbons.

“We had some amazing

So the Norfolk panto was seen and heard in hundreds of schools across England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and even a British school in Spain.

Children enjoying last year’s panto in the classroom. (pic Norfolk Music Hub)

feedback from schools who said their children really enjoyed it, because in lockdown it was the only chance children had of enjoying some live panto fun as they could not get to the theatre.

“Even though the Covid situation has Panto cast members Olly Westlake (Colin the changed this winter Cow), Charlie Randall (Jack) and Harry there are still a lot of Wyatt (Dame TikTok). schools who cannot (pic - Richard Batson/ SLT) access live theatre, so This year the Hub hopes we hope the day will be bigger and better.” the event will be “bigger and better” as it prepares to livestream Jack and Beanstalk That will be helped by adding national music on December 16, when children will be teaching provider Charanga as a partner, to encouraged to dress up as their favourite amplify the reach of the scheme and engage

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even more children with music.

Debbie Thompson, director at both the Sheringham and Great Yarmouth theatres, said: “We are delighted to be working in partnership with Norfolk Music Hub again. Last year exceeded all expectations and we cannot wait to do it again this year.... oh no we can't!”

For more information on how schools and home educated children can join in visit https://www.norfolkmusichub.org.uk/site/ jack-beanstalk-livestream-pantomime/

The live theatre panto shows are: St George’s – December 11-19 (1pm and 5pm). Little Theatre December 21-23 (1pm and 5pm),

Christmas Eve at 10am and 1pm and back to 1pm and 5pm for December 26-31. For tickets and prices visit www.stgeorgestheatre.com or call 01493 331484 or 01263 822347

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at Sheringham Woodfields School Salary: £6,950 Per Annum

Benefits: Local pension scheme with benefits, excellent CPD and training opportunities, amazing team!

Sheringham Woodfields School is an Outstanding complex needs school in Norfolk. The school is seeking a hardworking, flexible and practical candidate to join our premises team. You will be involved in all aspects of cleaning, maintaining high standards and caring for our premises. (Some minor lifting will be required). Experience desirable but not essential. Comprehensive training provided. Lone and team working. Sheringham Woodfields School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and expects all staff to share this commitment.

Hours: 3 hours daily in term time. Working hours will be 2.45pm – 5.45pm Monday - Friday. Plus an additional 90 hours per year to be worked during various school holidays, with considerable prior notice given as to when you will be working in the holidays.

The salary listed is the annual salary you will receive, paid in equal monthly installments.

Please call Marie, Simon or Matt for an informal discussion and to obtain the application form. Please call via 01263 820520.

This post is exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act and you will be required to undergo an Enhanced DBS check or Enhanced DBS check with barred list. If you have information to declare it may be protected under the Exceptions Orders and you may not be required to declare it. You will be asked to make a criminal conviction declaration if you are shortlisted for the post.

Guidance about whether a conviction or caution should be disclosed can be found on the Ministry of Justice website.

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FREEADS

OLD AUDIO HI-FI SYSTEM OR SEPARATES OR COMMODORE/ BBC/ATARI COMPUTERS AND GAMES Record player, amp, CD, speakers or parts etc., valve radios, valve equipment, radio parts and valves - used/unused for collector. Also unwanted record collections.

07979 384246

WANTED

Any original items of Second World War Homefront / Norfolk / RAF / ARP / Home Guard items or memorabilia for a new display 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 sallylee35@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, Computer/Console Games also CDs singles only all considered Tel 01692 405756 Wanted any unwanted outdoor Xmas decorations the bigger the better. Also, indoor decorations as well wanted for our dementia care home. Hoping to make a winter wonderland. Contact the activies team on 01263 578173 Wanted. Slate, any colour, 40mm or 20mm. Tel: 01692 615244 Wanted. 2-man canoe. Cash paid. Call Colin 07748 846125.

Wanted. Size 5 Kidney sausage cutting plate. 01263 821073

FOR SALE

Cane (water hyacinth) chair - natural colour with high back H40" x W19" x D23” for indoor use. VGC. £45.For details and photos 01263 514404.

2 beautiful carver chairs £15 each or £25 for the pair, black framed mirror £10, black framed picture £10, wooden bedside cabinet/occasional table £8. All in great condition! 07759 623578.

Casio Piano Keyboard: 7 octaves, full size keys, music stand and collapsible stand. £95, ono. 07909 690073 Treadmill, still in box, cost £100, will take £60 ono. 01263 733892.

Seico lady’s wristwatch. Serviced, with a £10 new battery & instruction leaflet. In good working order. £28.ono. Boxed Avon torch & charger & insts. Mint £6. 40 various British coins £30. 01692 403812.

Halogen Oven by Andrew James – model AJ-606GD with instructions, spare bulb and two recipe books. Used only once – as new. £20. 01263 712490

7 x 3 metre lengths of Tallon pipe trunking to cover Central heating pipes 15mm (double) £35. Buyer to collect. 01263 822992 Dining room table 4 chairs £150 ono.

Chest of draws with mirror white £30 ono, small bed side cabinet £30 ono, small cabinet 2 draws £30 ono, wall unit £50 ono.

01263 823358 Red Little Tikes Cape Cottage Playhouse for play indoors or outdoors. Good condition, original instructions and assembly key. Buyer collects. Cost £162, now £45.

01263 825410 Samick Steel String Acoustic guitar with built in pickup, plus volume and tone controls. Comes with a sturdy case. Great starter guitar. £125 ono. North Walsham 01692 400794 Peavey Bandit Red Stripe Extension Cabinet – 1x12” speaker - £80, (2) Pair of Peavey Impulse 2-way Weather Resistant 200 Passive Full Range Loudspeakers 8 ohms Impedance, rated at 1200 watts peak, 600 watts programme, 300 watts continuous output – Suit Band or DJ £170. 01263 862647 Canon Pixma printer, model iP90 complete with setup-software, user guide and spare ink cartridges, not compatible with Windows 10 - as seen £20.00. Telephone after 6pm 01263 710616 2 x Roller Blinds. Unopened.

W2438xD1829cms. Brown. £10 each.

Dog/pet heavy duty pen with tray.

H.70xL122xW75cms. approx. good condition. £25. 01263 713065 Apple iPod 16gb with mains Docking Station. £35.00. Philips portable DVD Player (built-in battery) & mains. £25.00. 01263 512449 Genuine Toyota RAV4 2020 onwards complete set of rubber mats and boot liner, as new. £65 (half original price). 25 Porcelain "Piggies" by Danbury Mint plus rack. £30.

01692 500776 Teak bedroom furniture - 1 x double door wardrobe with matching 5 drawer chest of drawers and 1 x bedside cabinet. All items for £150.00. Royal Doulton Lisa - Dinner service and tea set - Lisa - 6 place setting £75.00. 01263 713724 Box plants 24"(60cm) tall, very healthy mature plants £4 each, sell as singles, small lots or all, approx. 40 available would make 15m of hedging, photos available, contact 07765 338555.

50mm f1.4 Pentax lens, with caps, no filter.

135mm f3.5 Pentax lens, with caps, skylight filter and case.80-200mm f4.5 Vivitar lens with caps, and skylight filter. Pentax battery operated ME II winder. All items not used since 1987 and kept in a camera case. 01263 715537 2 Mermaid Shower Panels Blue Eiger Trade Range, Tongue & Groove H 2420mm x W 900mm. Never used. Still in original packing. Cost over £220.00 will accept £150.00 buyer to collect from North Walsham. Telephone after 5pm 07864 964541.

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

Philips Digital photo display - 6inch x 4inch display area - new - £10.00. Telephone after 6pm 01263 710616.

45rpm vinyl Clive Dunn Grandad £15. New beige mix mat runner & door mat £10.

Super Orion tripod 610 suitable for camera or telescope extends to 55inches as new in box. £25. 01692 407460 Draper 1050w hammer drill. £20.Viking BE600 garden vac, sucks, blows, and shreds. £20 Both in g.w.o. 01692 501078.

York weightlifting discs, 2x20kg 2x15kg 1x25kg plus weight training bench £135 ono buyer collects 07950 373651 Paper shredder, new. £5. New, boxed 2 slice toaster, £5. 01692 405663 Luxury handmade curtains large heavy winter curtains, style of mocha background with floral pattern, made for my previous address, now moved no longer correct size £100.00 ovno. Cromer 07501 697123 “Target" steel toe cap boots, brown size 11 v.g.c. £10. Ladies fully waterproof snow coat, turquoise size 18 as new £20. 2 x BMX bikes £5 each. (Sheringham) 07786 473891 Large black suitcase 70cm x 50cm x 25cm.

As new. £10. phone 01263 837365.

Modern tub chair, mixed grey/black/silver colour material, Metallic legs. Ideal for bedroom or living room. Can email photo.

Buyer collects from Briston. £80. 01263 860489 Small square rubberwood table and two chairs for sale for £20.00 v.g.c as almost new. Can deliver in North Norfolk area.

Quantity of dark wood furniture including dining table and chairs, television cabinet, suitable for painting and upcycling. Offers for each item or the whole lot as storage space needed. To view/collect. 01263 833866 Safety Work Boots, DeWalt Rigger Style, Black, Size 9. Perfect condition only worn once. £20.00. Sheringham 07747 826561 "Days" aluminium wheelchair with power stroller and cosy wrap for sale. Only three years old and in good condition. Only £150 ono. 01263 823313 4 John Lewis high backed upholstered dining room chairs in v.g.c. £25.00. 01263 713831 Oak Furnitureland 4-seater French farmhouse rustic solid oak dining table, 4'ft X 2'6"inches, never used, perfect condition. £550 new, will accept £300. Sheringham 07791 274059 Large black wrought iron garden table and 6 chairs the table has a thick glass top the cushions are in cream and wipeable, the set is in excellent condition £100. 2 ceiling lights suitable for a hall £15. 01263 822934 Three wheeled walker with integral bag.

Hardly used. Excellent condition. £65.

Folding bed, brand new, never used. £45.

01692 615244.

Large box of assorted Britains farm toys, comprising tractors, farm machinery, animals, bales/fences and farm base/barn £35. Wooden fort/cowboys etc. - and soldiers/army equipment - £5 each. (01692) 402869 Fridge/freezer, brand new and unused, Integrated 70/30 split. Neue brand from Benchmarx. Frost free. Buyer collects. £300. 07947 555 953

Men’s hybrid bike 18 gears good condition £40. Lady’s Raleigh pioneer bike needs repairs £10.01263 824269.

Old framed Sheringham map 72.5x55cm £50 Framed Royal Geographic silver map 69x50cm £150. New M&S jeans size 10 short £27.50 for 2 pairs. All size 4 New DP black wedge suede shoes 1 inch heel £10, New M&S wedges £15 3-inch heel, Worn once knee length brown leather boots 2.5inch heel £20.00. Can WhatsApp pics.

Sheringham 07503 953539 Bodyfit folding exercise bike with digital display, £35. 01263 713943 Class B Red Engineering Bricks (Unused) – 240 @ 45p each. Collection only. 01263 862647 Single bunk bed mattress. Hardly used – vgc, £20.00. Fogarty King Size Duvet 10.5 tog - recently laundered. £10.00. 01263 519666 Sideboard, solid oak.as purchased from Oak Furnitureland. 1310 wide x 500 deep x 900 high. 3 drawers over 3 cupboards.

New price £499. As new condition. Will accept nearest £300. Buyer collects from Sheringham. 01263 823111 Belling coal effect electric fire. Model CLB 20L £25 ono. 01263 820238 4ft boxed Alaska artificial Christmas tree & stand (very good condition) £8; Handmade tree decorations- 80p each (vgc); Many clean boxed games- age 8-to-adult Boggle to Classic Trivial Pursuit each £4 to £16 individually priced. SONY ICF-M50RDS portable- battery or mains - £12; Roberts radio RD-3 Gemini 3, DAB portable radio battery or mains inc. manual, £15. Come and select. (Cromer) 01263 512019 Elvis Presley picture mirror, wooden frame, 66x51cm and a picture handbag mirror, £25. Tabletop pool set, new in box, 52x31cm, £15.01692 405374 or 07785 306661.

6 high back dining chairs. The material is cloth, raised embossing with a floral pattern. Colour is yellow/gold. All in excellent condition. Very comfortable. Oak legs.

Buyer collects. £100. 07947 555 953 Lovely sturdy Cane Chair - natural colour with high back for indoor use. VGC. H40" W19" D23” £45.00. For details and photo please ring 01263 514404 Approximately 150 assorted DVDs in specialised DVD pine racks, ideal for movie buffs or car boot sale enthusiasts. Job lot, no selection of individual DVDs £75 ono.

Quality office chair, mesh construction, adjustable, good support original price £140.00 - fair selling price £50.00. 01263 711941 Bush floor steamer, vgc, in good working order with instruction booklet, tools, 2 cleaning pads and stand. No longer needed. £10. 07946 771418.

Two fold up bikes 20inch wheels 6 speed gears both good condition £80 each or £150 for the two. Cromer 01263 511217 Free - Brass curtain pole 7' extends to 12' also vertical blind for window 2.3m wide 1.3m deep. To be collected. 01692 407661 Lady’s purple mountain bike, Universal V frame, 26” wheels, twist grip gears, front suspension folks, AS NEW as only use twice due to illness, £110, Sheringham 01263 824211

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2 Large oak display units, (each with 5 shelves) from Bakers and Larners furniture shop. Both in excellent condition - £50 each. 01263 479501 White Panasonic 1100-watt microwave, hardly used, £25. Omega combination microwave/dual hotplate/convection oven, £50. 01263 478930 or text message to 07432 285396.

ZT-Falcon Rollator /walker in red, with height-adjustable handles, backrest, locking loop brakes, padded seat, shopping bag. Barely used, as new, £75 pick-up in Sheringham 07810 340213.

Bowls set `VITALITE` size 1 with bag and ladies bowling shoes size 61/2, in good condition £30 Sheringham 01263 824211.

Ladies cycle, 18 speed Shimano grip shift gears, 70cm wheels, removable pannier, mudguards, 1 owner, hardly used, excellent condition, £55. 01263 823054 2 white kitchen chairs with grey padded seats - £10 each or £15 for pair. 2 pine Captain's chairs - £10 each or £15 for pair Black framed mirror and black rose picture - £10 each or £15 for pair. 07759 623578 Fireguard -Brass surround with black mesh £10 Roller blind -dark blue, width 91cm, drop 177cm, blackout, moisture resistant, unused still in original packaging £10. Curtain track, various lengths. 01263 768558

FREEADS

Amazon Kindle, 4GB, £10, Alcatel One mobile on EE, £5. Samsung Keystone Two Tesco mobile, £5. All in good working order. 01692 615289 Easy2bathe Bath Lift, with strap and remote control to lower you into bath. Complete with all fittings £100. Cost £1,800 new. Sheringham, 01263 820056.

Sewing machine, Brother ES2020, computerised with 40 built in stitches. Excellent condition and includes all accessories, instruction book and carry case. £80. 01692 407576.

Cream leather recliner armchair, one year old, no longer suitable. Cost £500, accept £300. 01692 407538 Two large ornate lead plant containers, £25. Yellow rose patterned dinner set, 40 pieces, £35. Two Leger fishing rods, £15 each. Three beige quilted double bed throws, as new, £15 each or 3 for £35.

01692 402961.

Chest of drawers Ikea Hemnes - 8 drawers. Width 160cm x depth 50cm x height 96cm. Matt off-white £125 Tel: 01263 587751.

Wooden stool, 16” tall, gold cover, £3. Wall wood unit, 17”w x 30”h x 8”d, wall shelving, £10. Armchair, wooden arms, fabric cover, extends to 43”, £12. 44 mixed DVDs & CDs, £30 ono or split. 01263 710067

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

Solid pine dresser 6ft high x 3ft wide double cupboard & drawers, top half open and removable £50. Men’s Jaeger jackets 40" chest as new £20 each. Black flapper dress sleeveless shift style size 14 as new £10. 01263 517196 3 pairs men’s trousers lightweight (M&S cotton Traders) 38" waist 33" leg £5 each.

6ft snowy larch Christmas tree only used once (cost £40) £10 ono. 01263 576767 Internal white 72" x 30" 6 panel door never used £15. 07961 860819 Two stag minstrel four drawer bedside chests 52cm wide x 46cm deep x 72cm high VGC painted in cream £180 will sell separately. Bells The Queen Mother 100th birthday whiskey decanter issued in 2000.

Box unopened, unused in excellent condition ideal Xmas gift £100 ono. 07760 418108 3 storey wooden dolls house 2ft wide x 2ft 2" tall. Ready to decorate £30. 01263 514130 Faux wooden venetian blinds unused still in box W980mm x 1450mm deep, w 865mm x 1560mm deep £25 each or 2 for £40. 01263 514130 Nearly new cot bed with mattress duvet etc. purchased by grandparents for £260 excellent condition, accept £160. 01263 511203

Brand new strong wellies size 5 £6. Electric garden weeder used once £25. Raycop anti-bacterial hand vac, new £99 receipt shown £40. Raise toilet clean as new with safety bars £15. Bissel power track cleaner perfect spare ideal bedroom asthmatics & pets, clean, in good order £15. 01263 514248 Adjustable bed (single) £200, 2 self-propelled wheelchairs £100 each. 07534 38916 Does anybody collect bottle tops for charity? If so tel:01263 510842 2 top quality exhibition trestles, chrome and red finish, £85. Large professional, free-standing painting easel by Mabef of Italy, £90. Al-Ko electric lawn raking and scarifying, German quality, £110. 01692 404407.

HP Instant Ink Ready copier, unused, £40 ono, Brother sewing machine, unused, £70 ono, steam iron on base, £20ono. 01263 821314 Free to collect. Vintage winged armchair, perfect condition, has been recovered and fire rated and certified. 01263 825720 Bosch freezer perfect condition owned from new 332 high 2ft depth 2ft wide £40.

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EAAA’s 24/7 service is saving lives all over the region

Since the launch of EAAA’s 24/7 service by air and road on 30 June and up until 7am on Monday 18 October, the charity’s crews have been tasked 307 times between 7pm and 7am, averaging nearly three missions a night. During this time, 87 of the taskings were by helicopter and 220 by rapid response vehicle.

As the nights draw in and the seasons change, the EAAA teams will be operating even more during the hours of darkness, to provide enhanced critical care, by air or by road, to people living across Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire.

EAAA has been providing 24/7 care from both its bases in Norwich and Cambridge by rapid response vehicle for the last 18 months but began flying around-the-clock for the first time on 30 June this year, extending the night-time helicopter emergency medical service coverage in the region from its previous finishing time at 1:30am to complete coverage through to 7am.

This change saw EAAA become the first air ambulance in the East of England to become 24/7 by both air and by road.

As a result of the increased operational hours,

the crews have been able to cover a much wider area in East Anglia at night, helping more patients than was previously possible. By air, the crews have been tasked to Peterborough, across North Norfolk, into the depths of South Suffolk and as far southwest as Harpenden in Hertfordshire, to a mixture of emergencies including accidental injuries, cardiac arrests, road traffic collisions, medical emergencies, self-harm incidents and assaults.

Matthew Jones, CEO of EAAA, said: “We’re just over three months into providing a fully 24/7 service for the region and we’re really pleased to see that our teams are already making a big difference to people all over East Anglia and beyond. We can see that we are being tasked over a much wider area at night than ever before, showing that we’re taking our enhanced critical care skills to those patients most in need of our help.

“Moving towards providing a 24/7 service has taken us the best part of four years and included raising an extra million pounds a year to fund this change, extending to 24/7 operations by rapid response vehicle first and expanding and renovating the charity’s HQ in Norwich, to adequately house a 24/7 service by air and by road. We are incredibly pleased to

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now be able to offer the same level of service, no matter what the time of day or night, to our patients and their families and this is only possible thanks to our incredible supporters.”

To facilitate the additional night flying at Norwich Airport also required upgrading the control system for the runway lights, costing around £60,000 which was kindly funded by the HELP Appeal. This drastically helps to reduce light pollution and saves energy by allowing the EAAA pilots to turn the lights on remotely via the aircraft VHF radio as they depart or approach the airport.

EAAA needs to raise £15 million a year to deliver and develop its life-saving service and is grateful to all of its supporters for the essential donations which keep the charity flying and have made a 24/7 service by air a reality for the people of East Anglia.

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Popular ‘Launch a Memory’ lifeboat to carry a further 5,000 names

A new all-weather RNLI lifeboat to be based at Wells-next-the-Sea in Norfolk, will carry the names of a further 5,000 people, following record take-up of the original 10,000 names.

The Shannon class lifeboat Duke of Edinburgh, currently being built at the RNLI’s All-Weather Lifeboat Centre, is the third to be part of the charity’s ‘Launch a Memory’ fundraising campaign and the first to be based in England.

Back in June, members of the public were offered the opportunity to commemorate a loved one by making a donation online and submitting the name of someone they wanted to remember. Each name will` be featured within the lifeboat’s letters and numbers, or ‘decal’, ‘RNLI 13-46’, displayed on the vessel’s hull.

In just four months, more than 10,000 people have pledged their loved ones’ names, prompting the RNLI to open up space to take the total to 15,000. A second decal will be placed on the lifeboat’s ‘wheelhouse’ – the cabin which sits at the top of the vessel.

The £2.5m Shannon class is the fastest all-weather lifeboat in the RNLI fleet. It was funded in part through an appeal in the local Wells community, and by the Civil Service charity The Lifeboat Fund. The new boat will be housed in a brand-new boathouse, currently under construction next to Beach Road and due for completion in time for the Shannon’s scheduled arrival in late 2022. Peter Rainsford, Chair of Wells Lifeboat, said: ‘We were so proud to be able to bring ‘Launch A Memory’ to North Norfolk, and we knew it would be popular, but we’ve been blown away by the speed with which these 10,000 names have been pledged. We’re incredibly thankful to all those who have made a donation.

‘RNLI lifeboat crews are busier than ever. The ‘Launch a Memory’ campaign, while a fundraiser for the charity, is also a way for us to say thank you to those people who support the lifeboat service, and our volunteer lifeboat crews. It’s humbling to think that when our new Shannon lifeboat arrives, we’ll carry with us the names of 15,000 loved ones every time we launch.’

There are three ways people can get the name of a loved one on the Launch a Memory lifeboat.

Donations can be made online at rnli.org/WellsLaunch or by phone on 0300 300 99 90 (Monday to Friday 8am-6pm).

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There is a suggested donation of £50 with space to commemorate up to 15,000 names on the lifeboat.

Person needed to help with general admin & paperwork in North Walsham. Must be computer literate. One or two days per month.

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Lights Set to Illuminate Town Again

The town will once again shine this festive season thanks to the hard work and determination of a small team of volunteers who have been out Sunday mornings getting the lights up before this year's planned switch on. After last year's 'virtual' switch on the team have planned to bring back the usual switch on event albeit more spread out. This year's switch on will take place on Saturday 27th November with stalls and rides set out in both Marketplace and Church Street before North Norfolk MP Duncan Baker flicks the switch at 6.00pm. Father Christmas will be in attendance in his grotto which this year will be on Church Street. Once again, the team have made sure that there will be a tree in the town as in previous years.

Chairman Colin Jeary said, 'It’s unbelievable that we start in October to make sure the lights are up in time but due to only having a few volunteers it takes a lot longer. This year we have been lucky to recruit some new helpers which has helped.' This year the group are adding more colour to the display, but the new lamps alone have cost in excess of £1800.

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The towns lights are entirely funded by donations from businesses, grants, crowd funding and revenue from stall rents. This year the team have once again set up a crowd funding page and currently at time of writing is sitting at £500.

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NCI Cromer Seeks Volunteers

National Coastwatch Institution (NCI Cromer) is currently seeking to recruit additional volunteers for its Cromer watch station overlooking both East Runton and Cromer beaches. We are a friendly team, from all walks of life, and we all feel good about keeping a watchful eye open for the safety of our local beaches, waters, people and wildlife!

experience. Full training ensures that volunteers reach the high standard expected by the NCI and HM Coastguard. Regular assessments take place at all stations and retraining programmes are held to maintain standards and keep watchkeepers up to date with the latest legislation or improved operational procedures.

Full training is given, and no previous maritime experience is necessary.

Watchkeepers are the eyes and ears along the coast, keeping a visual watch, monitoring radio channels and providing a listening watch in poor visibility. They remain vigilant at all times. Surveillance work is mainly routine but watchkeepers are trained to act in an emergency, report to the MCA and, if required, co-ordinate with the search and rescue services.

Our volunteers give 3 hours per week (or more if you so choose) and we only operate during daylight hours, so no night-time hours.

If you would like to learn more, please contact our station manager for an informal chat:

Richard Leeds 07767 492456 richard.leeds@nci.org.uk

A log of all water-based activities is kept during each watch and, when requested,

About National Coastwatch Institution NCI watchkeepers provide the eyes and ears along the coast, monitoring radio channels and providing a listening watch in poor visibility.

When people get into trouble, we are there to alert HM Coastguard and direct the appropriate rescue services to the casualty.

weather conditions can be passed to yachtsmen and fishermen before they put to sea. Also, with the new generation of web cams we can identify sea conditions for those who wish to check on the weather or sea state prior to doing any water sport activity, hopefully reducing the need for HM Coastguard response and RNLI callouts. During each watch other activities such as canoeing and diving etc are closely observed, as are bathers, walkers and climbers who use our shoreline.

Watchkeepers provide a vital link with all the emergency services and can provide an emergency contact point on land for both sea and shore users.

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In 1994 when two fishermen lost their lives off the Cornish coast near a recently closed Coastguard lookout, local people decided to open and restore the visual watch. When the first station was opened at Bass Point on the Lizard, NCI was born. Today 57 stations keep a visual watch around the coastline of England and Wales, with more in the pipeline.

High technology and sophisticated systems such as radar and telecommunications have vastly improved safety at sea, but there is no substitute for a watchful pair of eyes.

Accidents do happen and a computer or technology cannot spot a distress flare, an overturned boat, a yacht with problems, a water sports enthusiast in difficulty, or children or adults in trouble, or possible pollution incidents.

That is why our lookouts and watchkeepers are an important service provider to all those who use our coastal waters, footpaths and coastline.

Each station is manned by a team of fully trained and dedicated volunteers who keep a daylight watch up to 365 days a year. Stations are equipped with telescopes, radar, telephone and weather instrumentation as well as up to date charts. Close contact with the Maritime Coastguard Agency (MCA) aims to promote stations to Declared Facility Status in order to become an integral part of the National Search and Rescue Structure.

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Anaesthetising Pets At Toll Barn Vets we are honoured to be trusted with loved family pets when they need surgical procedures both in routine and life-threatening situations. When a pet needs an anaesthetic this is understandably a very worrying time for both pet and owner, especially when it is an emergency or a life threatening situation, and we know that understanding what is happening to your pet is really important.

Every veterinary practice is different and has different protocols and procedures for anaesthetics but at Toll Barn Vets we work to a well-established procedure. So what exactly do we consider when your pet needs an anaesthetic?

Firstly we consider the species as many different injectable and gaseous anaesthetic drugs exist. Importantly, different species (and sometimes even different breeds within the same species) respond differently to the each drug and therefore species and breed play an important role in our choice of the right drugs to use to keep your pets as safe as possible. Seeing so many different species and breeds means we have a wide choice available to us, including Sevoflurane, a special gas anaesthetic often used in human paediatric surgery so we are able to choose the very best option for your pet.

Secondly, we perform a detailed pre-anaesthetic check. During this we check heart rate, temperature and breathing rate. We also check

for underlying health issues that might affect the anaesthetic choice. Much like in human hospitals we use this information to produce an ASA Score (an objective measure of the patient’s health and fitness for surgery). This helps us to predict and avoid, or specifically manage, any potential complications during or after the anaesthetic.

Next, our team consider the patients stress levels. Our purpose built separate dog, cat and exotic pet hospital wards along with our calming diffusers and music systems, aim to keep pets calm but by assessing stress or anxiety levels in advance we can make sure pets receive appropriate pre-medication to keep them nice and calm, and avoid any changes that might impact the anaesthetic. When booking admission appointments, we also try to book a later appointment for particularly nervous or anxious pets as this reduces their waiting time.

What about the anaesthetic itself?

We hope there is never an anaesthetic complication but we also know it is incredibly important to be prepared just in case. Our Team run regular in house “Anaesthetic Emergency Simulations” to make sure that we are all ready to leap into action should the need arise. One of the key things in an emergency is being able to administer medication into a vein quickly which is why all our patients undergoing anaesthesia have intravenous catheters fitted. This also helps us to administer intravenous fluids to help keep their blood pressure stable. Our team use a full range of specialised multiparameter machines

which accurately measure blood pressure, oxygen and carbon dioxide saturations, temperature, ECG, heart rate, breathing rate and breathing efficiency on patients ranging from the tiniest lizard or bird up to the largest dogs.

Of course, all this monitoring is only as good as the person using the equipment! We are very proud to only use qualified veterinary nurses rather than lay staff for all our anaesthetics, and this helps us detect and act on any changes that may occur, helping us to keep your pet as safe as possible.

Following the anaesthetic, patients are recovered in our heated hospital wards where a qualified hospital nurse makes sure they are comfortable by performing regular “pain scores”, as well as making sure they have as many home comforts as possible to make their stay comfortable.

Obviously this is a very brief summary of what is involved with anaesthetising your pet, so please give us a call on 01692 407126 if you would like to discuss your individual pets procedure.

Reepham Life 2022 Calendar now on sale

The Reepham Life 2022 Calendar is now on sale at retail outlets in Reepham or by mail order.

Produced in association with the Reepham Archive and featuring 13 photographs capturing the town’s history over the past century, the calendar also includes modern-day images of each scene.

Published by Reepham Community Press, the calendar costs £8 and can be purchased from Johnsons of Reepham, Robertson’s Family Butchers, Bircham Centre Charity Shop, Reepham Archive and St Mary’s Reepham.

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To order by post, send a cheque for £9.50 (UK only, includes postage and packaging) made out to “Reepham Community Press”, Homerton House, 74 Cawston Road, Reepham, Norfolk NR10 4LT. Airmailed copies to Europe cost £12 (incl. p&p); rest of the world £13 (incl. p&p).

Calendars from 2014–2021 are also available to purchase.

This project from the publishers of the Reepham Life community website has involved sifting through hundreds of old photographs and postcards supplied to the Reepham Archive by past and present residents or those with a connection to the town.

A total of 12 pictures plus a cover image were chosen for this eighth annual calendar, most from the first half of the 20th century. Local photographer John Tym then went out to capture many of these scenes as they are today.

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are both making good progress.

Mabel continues to take her medication and Edna is now looking much healthier. Her coat is no longer matted, and we now believe she could be younger than first thought.

She is putting on weight and loves a fuss but will need her nails clipped when she goes to the vets to be vaccinated.

North Walsham and District Branch of Cats Protection

Stephanie gets many enquiries from people with cats needing to come into care and, although we would love to be able to help straight away there is often a delay before we can take them in as we have to wait for a cat pen to become free. Fortunately, most do not have to wait too long, and she always gives priority to those that have the most need. By adhering to Cats Protection guidelines and not mixing cats from different households, we have never experienced any cross infections in the 21+ years the branch has been in existence.

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 Domino, Liberty and Dinky help with any other enquiries. industrial site kittens The number also applies for those wishing to take advantage of our special neutering campaign.

Fortunately, when we received a call recently from the gentleman who cares for the cats on the industrial estate, advising he had found 4 kittens, a pen had just become vacant with Caroline, and we were able to take them. As they were only about 5 weeks old it was important to get them in straight away and, if necessary, we would have appealed to Lesley to allow us to use another of her pens. All four kittens are now in their new homes and enjoying life with their new families.

Although we show a few of our cats on our website most are not shown there for many reasons. We do get some enquiries from people looking for a cat or kitten via our website, although most people contact Stephanie direct on the cat phone. She will ask them lots of questions to enable her to advise which cats or kittens in care would be suitable for their lifestyle and give them contact details for the fosterer caring for them. Before being available for adoption they will have been given a clean bill of health by our vets, been neutered (if appropriate), vaccinated (including for FELV) and microchipped. When homing kittens too young to be neutered we will pay for this to be done by one of the veterinary surgeries we use. We also pay for the second vaccination when cats and kittens leave before this is due.

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,

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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 already spoken to someone who is interested in giving the cat a home.

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Leo, mentioned last time, has now left for his new home with someone who already has Ragdoll cats so understands the breed. Mabel and Edna

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It's the start of the season for Autumn juveniles, this little one, Hannah, was found in a garden in North Walsham. She had fallen onto a patio and was struggling to get out. If possible, please put out some wild hedgehog food to help build them up for the winter along with a shallow dish of water. Hedgehogs are meat eaters, and unlike African Pigmy ones do not eat fruit. We are hoping to be at NW Garden Centre on Saturday 20th November, come along and say hello.

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As we enter Autumn we move towards Halloween and Bonfire Night which can bring a certain stress to our pets. This comes in the form of fireworks. It is estimated that 45% of dogs in the UK show signs of fear when they hear fireworks. If any of you have a pet with a noise phobia, you will already be aware of how stressful it can be, but there are things we can do to manage the problem.

North Walsham Mothers’ Union

At our October meeting we were pleased to welcome Dr. Jan Sheldon who came along to talk to us about St Martins, a charity which works across the county to tackle homelessness and the sad plight of rough sleepers. The charity began in 1972 in Norwich Cathedral and now has a range of services around the city. It was emphasised that homelessness can happen to anyone, we none of us really know what the future holds for us and people living on the street need specialist support. Giving food or money, although kindly meant, does not help the situation it is much better to be able to refer someone to where they can get the help they need.

By preparing in advance before the fireworks start your pet will be better able to cope with the noises.

Aim to walk dogs during the day when there are less likely to be fireworks set off. Once the fireworks start close the curtains and put some music or TV on to muffle the sounds.

It can be helpful to provide a safe and secure den for your pet to feel secure in. If the problem progresses or you pet seems very stressed then it is sensible to seek the advice of a behaviourist or vet who may be able to help modify the behaviour and reduce the anxiety.

St Martins have a Charity shop at Anglia Square, this is a shop with a difference, nothing is priced, and people are simply asked to pay what they can afford. This idea has proved very popular and also profitable for the charity. Dr Sheldon finished her talk with a reminder that ‘Everyone deserves to be treated with kindness and compassion.’

Mothers’ Union meet at 2pm on the second Tuesday of the month in St Nicholas Room, North Walsham. Visitors and new members are welcome.

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We often have clients seeking sedation for their animals during these periods of stress, but it isn’t always the answer. Some sedatives leave animals incapacitated, but still consciously aware of the noises, which can be equally traumatic. There are, however, some very effective anxiety relieving supplements available from most vets that help to alleviate stress without the side effects of some drugs.

As with all behavioural challenges it is better to try and address them sooner rather than later, particularly with winter celebrations just round the corner after bonfire night.

Weather Forecast

The past three months came in nicely as a typical British summer although August on its own was a disappointment to say the least. July rescued itself with a few warm days and September was an above average month although the last week went downhill quickly as colder Atlantic air steamed in sourced from a pool of unseasonal cold air that has been around the Greenland area since the beginning of August. The next three months will kick off unsettled or stormy but high pressure should settle things down in the first ten days of October and give us at least seven fine days. Thereafter and through November and December the weather should be what you would expect from the last two months of the year in a maritime climate with no prolonged deviations. However, the cold air massing in northern latitudes has the potential to undo many predictions including this one.

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Love for Leo

Exactly seven years ago, ‘Love for Leo’ was founded by partners Moss Taylor and Robina Churchyard. Our aim is to raise funds for any children living in Norfolk & Suffolk with cerebral palsy. This was as a direct result of seeing appeals for help in the local papers, and the fact that one of Moss’s grandsons, Leo, was severely affected.

Cerebral palsy is often due to problems at birth and results in varying degrees of lifelong physical disability. Unfortunately, not all the expensive equipment needed to improve the quality of life of these children is available through the National Health Service, nor are some of the surgical treatments and other therapies, and this is where Love for Leo is able to make a contribution towards these costs.

While Robina and Moss have personally raised over £10,000, our fund has passed the £36,000

mark since 2014, which has only been possible by very many generous donations from a large number of friends, as well as the Lights Up show at the Little Theatre, Sheringham Masonic Lodge, the Crown quizzes and Tesco’s Bags of Help blue token scheme.

We were also the beneficiary of the Captains’ chosen charity at Sheringham Golf Club in 2018/19 and received the magnificent sum of over £6,000. One of the most successful and enjoyable fund-raising events was the Who Dun It at The Muckleburgh Collection, written and directed by Leo David and Audrey Williams. Over the years our tombola at the 40s Weekend in Sheringham has raised almost £2,000 but as a result of Covid-19, it has not taken place for two years, but requests for financial help for children with cerebral palsy still keep coming in.

During the last seven years, Love for Leo has given financial support to 43 children with cerebral palsy and to NANSA (Norfolk & Norwich Scope Association) for their work

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In these difficult times, we particularly appreciate any donations, every penny we collect going directly to the children, as there are no administrative costs at all. We also welcome requests for financial assistance for any Norfolk or Suffolk children with cerebral palsy, by contacting Moss Taylor on 01263 823637 or at moss.taylor@btinternet.com or Robina Churchyard on 01263 823588 or at reacgenet@btinternet.com

Terry was still a very active member of 2110 Sqn, teaching radio to the cadets. In over 50 years of cadet service hundreds of young men and women gained radio qualifications through Terry's tutoring. He was awarded a certificate from the RAF Air Cadet Commandant, Air Commodore Dawn McCafferty, in recognition of his service to the Air Training Corps in 2018.

Terry joined the RAF as a Boy Entrant and served 27 years in the Royal Air Force. Then, inspired by his son who was a cadet, he joined the ATC in North Finchley and rose to the rank of warrant officer.

After retiring from uniform service, he continued as a civilian instructor teaching radio, a subject about which he was both expert and very passionate. In September 1997 he moved to 1132 Sqn in Stalham where he worked until the squadron closed. He then moved to North Walsham where he taught radio from September 2017.

Hopefully his talk and models will inspire the cadets to get involved in aeromodelling themselves, albeit in a somewhat more modest scale.

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with disabled children, totalling over £33,000.

This money has been used towards the purchase of wheelchairs/buggies, PPods, Windmill car seats and specialized walkers, as well as other items to improve the lives of these unfortunate, but almost invariably, happy children. Most recently, we are pleased to announce that Lord Vincent Constantine has graciously agreed to become our Patron.

2110 [North Walsham] Squadron RAF Air Cadets, Civilian Instructor Terry Owen has sadly passed away at the age of 85

Last week North Walsham Air Cadets were treated to a talk from Mr Richard Gale. Richard makes large scale model aircraft and ships. He brought along a ¼ scale model Spitfire; with an eight feet wingspan this is one of Richards smaller models! He has previously made a model Vulcan with a nearly 20 feet wingspan! He has also made enormous models of aircraft carriers and the RMS Titanic.

Richard spoke to the cadets about his models and his long life and at the end of the evening said how impressed he was with the cadets; he hopes to return to North Walsham to see the cadets Remembrance parade next Richard Gale with his model Spitfire month.

If flying, and much more interests you, North Walsham Air Cadets paade 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 17 years. They are currently recruiting cadets and adult volunteers for uniform staff, civilian instructors or committee members.

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Managing financial affairs under a lasting power of attorney

by Sudan Dayment, Associae Solicitor, Hayes + Storr

Making a lasting power of attorney (also known as an LPA) for your finances is an important part of lifetime planning. An LPA should be set up well in advance of when it might be needed, although it can be difficult to predict when that might be. If in the future you have an accident or illness, like dementia, an LPA enables other people (your attorneys) to help make decisions on your behalf.

In addition to managing bank accounts and selling property, an LPA clarifies your wishes on a wide range of financial decisions, including if you have a business or complex investments.

Funds You may have investments in certain funds which require your express consent or discretionary management funds to be set up before your attorneys can be authorised to deal with them.

Overseas assets If you hold overseas assets, an LPA made in England and Wales may not be recognised by the jurisdiction in which those assets are held.

You will need legal advice for each jurisdiction to ensure your attorneys can act on your behalf in the different territories.

Gifts Attorneys can make small gifts in limited circumstances on your behalf, but you may authorise them to make larger or more regular gifts. For example, you may wish to make such gifts for tax planning purposes, or because you would like to provide financial assistance for family members who need extra support.

Whatever the reason, you will need to include a specific authority to allow such gifts to be made.

Dependants You may be concerned about a family member or another dependant who relies upon you financially, especially if they are unable to manage their own finances.

Business assets If you have any interest in a business, you should ensure that the appointed attorneys have the necessary insight and business acumen to continue to run things smoothly. If you wish to appoint separate attorneys for your business decisions, you will need to make two separate financial lasting powers of attorney, one for your personal financial decisions and one for your business decisions.

Avoiding common mistakes Many people choose to appoint the friends or family closest to them without considering

whether they are suitable for the role. If they are not good with their own money, think carefully about trusting them with yours. There may also be times where your interests could conflict with theirs.

Careful considerations • You can decide when your LPA comes into force.

• Your attorneys must always act in your best interests.

• You may need to include specific instructions to extend your attorneys’ powers.

• You should appoint more than one attorney or replacement attorneys who would step in if your first choice of attorney can no longer act for you.

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Send a Smile with Santa appeal launched for 2021

The annual appeal to give every patient at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital a gift on Christmas Day has been launched.

Each year, the N&N Hospitals Charity’s Send a Smile with Santa appeal collects more than 1,000 presents kindly donated by the members of the public and businesses across Norfolk.

These are then distributed to patients, both young and old, who will spend Christmas in hospital and are unable to celebrate at home with their families.

This year, the charity is asking people who would like to give a present to a patient, to either purchase an item from the list below and drop it off at the hospital or make a small donation online at our website which could then be used by the charity to purchase a gift.

All gifts must be new and unwrapped and can be dropped off from now until 5 December at the hospital’s West Inpatients Reception Desk which is open 24/7 or at the Charity Hub East Atrium Monday to Friday 9-4pm.

For children and young people: • Lego for girl/boys • Items suitable for babies – 18 months old • Items for 18 months – 5 years • Gifts for teenagers including fidget toys or other suitable items • Sensory toys for children with complex needs

making a donation which we will use to purchase a present. For example, £5 could help us to buy a toiletries’ gift set which will be wrapped up and given out on Christmas morning.”

Louise Cook, Head of Fundraising, said: “Send a Smile is now in its sixth year and each year we are so grateful for the wonderful gifts given to us which we know make a huge difference to our patients. We know that people have been fantastic supporting the NHS through the pandemic and we are asking you again to help us make Christmas special for those patients in hospital on Christmas Day. If you are purchasing an item, please do look at the list as this has been put together or consider

If you would like to support Christmas at the hospital, please make a donation here www.nnhospitalscharity.org.uk

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Homity Pie

As winter comes around, it is time to look out those warming recipes which just hit the spot on a cold day. This one is just the ticket and won’t break the bank. You can jazz it up with any left over veg, mix it up with different cheeses (substituting some of the cheddar with blue cheese makes a change) and any leftovers are good cold the next day. If you want to save a bit of time you can use readymade pastry.

Good served with plenty of fresh veg or salad.

INGREDIENTS For the Pastry 125 g (4oz) plain flour 125 g (4oz) wholemeal plain flour + extra for rolling out 150 g (5oz) butter chilled, + extra for greasing 1 egg lightly beaten For the Filling 500g potatoes 125g spring onions

1 leek 2 tablespoon vegetable / sunflower oil 25g butter 3 tablespoon double cream 150g mature cheddar cheese 15g parsley chopped Salt and freshly ground black pepper

METHOD To make the pastry, place the flours, and chilled butter into a good-sized bowl. Rub the butter into the flours until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs. Make a well in the centre of the breadcrumbs and add the beaten egg. Mix to a dough, adding a little cold water or milk to fully bring the mixture together if required. Wrap the pastry and chill for at least 30 minutes.

Wash the potatoes and cut into chunks about 2cm (1in) cubed. Steam until tender about 15 – 20 minutes.

Whilst the potatoes are cooking prepare the other ingredients. Cut the spring onions into 1 cm (½in) chunks. Wash the leek thoroughly, cut into 2cm (1in) rounds. Chop the parsley. Grate the cheese.

Once the potatoes are cooked through, heat the oil in a large frying pan and set over a medium heat. Add the leek and cook gently until softened.

Add the spring onions and cook for a further 2 or 3 minutes, stirring regularly. Add the butter and allow it to melt into the vegetables. Then stir in the cooked potatoes. Add the double cream and 3/4 of the cheese, stir again. Keep stirring until the cheese melts and the double cream to start to thicken. Add the parsley. Season to taste. Turn off the heat and set aside to cool.

Preheat the oven to 220℃ (200℃ fan)/425°F/gas mark 7. Roll the pastry into a circle about 5mm (¼in) thick and large enough to line an 8-9-inch, deep pie dish.

Grease the pie dish with a little butter. Use the rolling pin to gently lift the pastry and lay it gently over the pie dish. Press the pastry into the pie dish, avoid stretching it. Trim away the excess from the rim.

Once the filling is completely cool spoon it into the lined pie dish. Sprinkle the remaining cheese over the top of the filling Bake for 20 – 25 minutes until the pastry is cooked through and the cheese is starting to brown.

Enjoy! Carolyn Burn

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Old Fashioned Chocolate Fudge

With Christmas approaching and all of us tightening our belts, one idea for presents with a personal touch is to make something.

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CHESS PROBLEMS by Dr Cedric Lytton 295. Paul Keres, Sports Referee, 1933

295. Mate in two moves

296. Paul Keres, Vaba Maa, 1932

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295. Mate in two moves

Solution to No. 295: 1. Bc7, threat 2. Bf7. 1… Bg5 2. Nd4; 1… Bf4 2. Bh7; 1… Be3 (or 1… Rf8) 2. Nc1; 1… Bd2 2. Ne5; 1… Bc1 2. Nc3.

The 3 black major pieces each control 2 white batteries; the black B opens one control line to stop the threat, but wherever it goes, it closes another control line enabling White to shut off the second control of that battery. Theme shown with beautiful clarity, though the white Q functions only as a B.

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No. 296, by the same illustrious OTB grandmaster, has an interesting theme: a Grimshaw (mutual interference) on e5 as an anticipatory unpin of the black Q. Pretty but fairly easy Key, so difficulty 2.

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The Cedars refurbishment project tender issued!

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The High Street Heritage Action Zone (HAZ) Project North Walsham is pleased to be able to announce the next steps in the refurbishment and renovation of the Cedars building in the Town Centre.

During the past few months, work has continued by the HAZ project team in order to be able to get to a position where an invitation to tender is now live. For those interested in the tender document it can be found on our website by going to www.north-norfolk.gov.uk/contracts-andtenders/proc072-the-cedars-north-walsham-norfolk/ The deadline for submissions is the 8th November 2021. A panel will consider all the tenders and it is hoped that they will be able to appoint a contractor this year so that work can start as soon as possible.

This document sets out in more details the extensive works that are planned for the building including attention to the roof, the movement of the resident bee colony as well as redecoration and restoration inside and out to restore the Cedars to its former glory. It is envisaged that once the contractor has been appointed work can start. It is likely to be early in 2022, if not before! Watch this space for more exciting updates.

The plans for its final use will be firmed up over the coming months, once the building is in a better state to view and tour. However, anyone interested in the space can request an escorted tour and discussion with the Strategic Property Surveyor leading the Cedars project. For more information, please contact northwalsham.hshaz@north-norfolk.gov.uk www.rosevillapublications.co.uk

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Five Hospital Governors Sought to Represent Patients Across Norfolk

People living in Norfolk will have the opportunity to put their name forward as a governor at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, as five public governors reach the end of their three-year term. The vacancies are in Broadland, North Norfolk, King’s Lynn and West Norfolk, plus two posts in Breckland.

David White, Chairman of NNUH, said: “We want governors drawn from a wide range of backgrounds who share our passion for providing the best possible services for local people.

“Our governors come together to form our Council of Governors which has an important role in shaping the future of the organisation.

“Governors need enthusiasm for the role and a desire to get involved with our hospitals. We look at what’s working well and what could be improved with governors providing a useful link with the local community. ”

The responsibilities of governors include supporting the recruitment of new members, attending Council of Governor meetings and engaging with the Board of Directors on a range of issues. Governors serve a term of three years after which they can be re-elected.

To be eligible to become a governor, people must be aged over 16 years, interested in the success of the Trust and join NNUH’s free membership scheme at https://secure.membra.co.uk/nnuhapplicationform/

Potential candidates have until 3 November to return their completed election forms. The results of the election, where members vote for their choice of governor, will be announced on 14 December.

To find out more information go to: www.mi-nomination.com/nnuhft or contact the NNUH membership office on 01603 287634 or email membership@nnuh.nhs.uk

EAAA’s Light Up Christmas Campaign

Support East Anglian Air Ambulance this year by taking part in their ‘Light up for Christmas’ campaign, raising funds to save lives across East Anglia.

This is a firm favourite, where our supporters, old and new, illuminate their houses to bring cheer to their neighbourhood, whilst collecting donations for our life saving charity.

For those who take part, we will provide QR code posters and collection boxes for your display – just get in touch to request yours today! The best display and most amount raised will, as always, receive a prize!

We will also be plotting all participants on an interactive online map, so people can easily find their local lights and create their own trails.

To register your interest please contact georgina.forbes@eaaa.org.uk and we will put you on the map.

Please help us Light Up Christmas and help raise some well needed funds for East Anglian Air Ambulance. Together we save lives!

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Marathon Success for Local MP

NW Town FC

The under 18s have been in weekly action in the floodlit Under 18s league with mixed results.

However, their teamwork and development cannot be questioned being topped off with players featuring throughout our adult teams with no less than four playing in our reserves and first team.

This evolution is the platform the club has been working so hard to build on over the last few years.

A local MP has completed the London Marathon today, raising over £26,000 for charity in the process.

Duncan Baker, MP for North Norfolk, crossed the finish line in 4 hours, 16 minutes, and 30 seconds, marking the end of many months of training and fundraising.

“I’m absolutely delighted not only to finish my first marathon, but to have hit – and gone past – our fundraising target. We have so many amazing charities in North Norfolk, doing so much for our local communities and it’s great to be able to support their work. I’m so grateful to everyone who has donated, and so generously, to be able to help 26 local charities nominated by the public.”

Duncan has been fitting training around his Parliamentary and constituency work, often running around Westminster after midnight to get in shape for the London Marathon – and he’s becoming a familiar sight to many on his regular runs around North Norfolk.

The 26 charities benefiting from Duncan’s run are: Littlelifts, Norfolk Coast Riding for the Disabled, North Norfolk Astronomy Society, the MacMillan Cancer Unit at Cromer Hospital, Holt Youth Project, Wild Touch Wildlife Centre, North Norfolk Foodbank, Stalham Community Gym, Sheringham & Cromer Choral Society, Motor Neurone Disease Association, Fitzroy Support at Home, Cromer Youth & Skate Park, Holt & District Dementia Support, Wells Community Hospital, RNLI, The Treehouse, North Norfolk Cats Lifeline, Aldborough Village Care, Ladybird Pre-School Nursery, Sheringham Little Theatre, Friends of Roughton School, Canaan Christian Trust, DEBRA, East Anglian Children’s Hospices, East Anglian Air Ambulance, and Thornage Hall Independent Living.

The 26 Miles for 26 Charities fundraiser is still open for donations – just visit uk.virginmoneygiving.com/duncanbakermp

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Their last game was on the 21/10/21 a local derby which saw them come out losing 4-1 at home to Sheringham. Plenty of effort from the team but got over ran through the middle with errors ultimately seeing our downfall.

Craig Harrison the manager commented that when we pass and move, we play some good football. In one of those spells, we saw a great goal from Joe Baxter Hale who picked up the ball when it was cleared from a corner moved forward and drove a low shot into the corner.

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Two wins from three in the past month have seen the Vikings maintain their impressive start to life in London & South East Premier. Prior to last week’s match versus Sutton, they were fourth on 25 points, six less than leaders Wimbledon.

Their defeat was at Havant 20 -12, but that result was given perspective by the Hampshire side then only losing by two points against both Wimbledon and second placed Dorking in successive weeks. The wins came against Sidcup at home 27 – 17 and away to Brighton where, in a memorable performance, they scored seven tries to overwhelm their hosts 47 -8.

The Raiders have won all their matches and sit top of Eastern Counties One North, ahead of Diss 2nds who are also unbeaten but have

an inferior points scored difference. Player numbers are such that, after a few years dormant, the Warriors (3rdXV) have played three matches with a similar number of fixtures scheduled before Christmas.

All the Youth, Minis and Valkyrie sides have been in regular action too with the Under 16s travelling to Sussex for two matches the same weekend as the Vikings were at Brighton.

The Vikings are not at home again until 27th November when Wimbledon are the visitors.

This Saturday (6th) they are at third placed Sevenoaks, returning to Kent the following weekend to play Tunbridge Wells. Meanwhile the Raiders are at home to their counterparts from Diss on the 6th and Norwich on 4th December. No matches scheduled for the 20th.

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Minis in action by Richard Polley

Swim Gala Provides First Opportunity for Competition North Norfolk Vikings Swimming Club are recovering well post Covid 19 and membership has soared in its junior section.

Therefore, Beeston Hall School kindly opened up their facilities for the Vikings to either compete for the very first time or a chance of a little more race practise in a friendly match against the school team. No fewer than thirty-one swimmers took part as distances were contested over both 20m and 40m in front of a large gathering of appreciative parents and spectators.

There were some exciting races and close finishes none closer than the Boys Under 12 40m Freestyle when Jasper Keeler (Beeston) just out touched George Edridge (Vikings) by two tenths of a second whilst both teams scored points on either side of the lane lines. However, when the final tally was revealed Beeston Hall School ended up worthy winners.

At the conclusion, Mrs Caswell from Beeston school said “For many this was their first chance to race against children outside of their school and they enjoyed the opportunity and rose to the challenge.

Vikings put on an excellent display with some brilliant swims, and we had a number of nail-biting finishes.” and Sarah Buchan, Chair of the Vikings replied with "Our junior section has been developing well lately and it was pleasing to see them reaping their reward for all their hard work they have put in over the summer months.

Wear it Pink Day

It was a very Pink Day at Sheringham Golf Club on Tuesday 12th October as the Ladies regaled themselves in colour, in aid of Breast Cancer Awareness.

We would like to thank Beeston for their hospitality and friendly rivalry.” - John Holden

Ladies Vice Captain Christine Tew and Past Captain Elaine Richards went all out with their pink hair.

For a free try out to join the club, please e-mail them. enquiries@norfolkvikings.co.uk

The club raised £500 for the charity from their club competition, a raffle and donations.

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