22nd October 2016 Issue 450
Covering Sheringham, the Runtons, Holt and surrounding villages in association with the Cromer Times and North Walsham Times
Youngsters Step into Panto Spotlight
Bright young stage talent sang, danced and acted their hearts out to earn a place in a seaside pantomime.
Fifty hopefuls stepped into the audition spotlight with dreams of landing a role in Peter Pan at Sheringham Little Theatre.
The search was on for Lost Boys, pirates, plus the key parts of John, Michael and warrior princess Tiger Lily.
With numbers pinned to their clothes they were put through their paces learning lines, dance routines and songs under the eagle eyes of director Nick Earnshaw and his vocal and dance experts.
“We are looking for youngsters with stage presence who can connect with the audience, who can sing and dance on beat,” said Mr Earnshaw.
Young cast hopefuls at the “It was a good turnout and they were all very good – and we could have Sheringham pantomime auditions taken on more, but because we are the Little Theatre we New Puzzle Page & Competition inside this issue cannot!” Continued on page 4...
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Youngsters Step into Panto Spotlight
Continued from front cover... Selection was also down seeking a mixture of sizes to fill parts ranging from small Lost Boys to bigger pirates.
But the casting session also threw up the need for Mr Earnshaw to rewrite the script – when the girl who landed the Tiger Lily role – Rachel Feetham - was younger and smaller than the original plan.
“She was so good and brought something different to the role – so I will rewrite the panto to fit.” In October the youngsters – who, apart from Tiger Lily, are split into two teams - begin weekly rehearsals, before joining the main adult professional cast in late November for the final countdown to curtain up in December. Mr Earnshaw is doing his fourth Sheringham panto, having directed it twice before and played an Ugly Sister in Cinderella back in 2009.
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He began writing it back in February and his recipe for a successful festive show was putting modern and local references into a traditional plot – with jokes for the Learning lines adults as well as the children.” Peter Pan runs from 7 December to 1 January, with two shows a day, and including some dates especially for schools. For tickets and information call the box office on 01263 822347 or visit the website on www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com – and visit the Hub cafe for ‘pre-flight’ refreshment.
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Sheringham South Surgery and News
Since last writing, all sorts of rumours and buzzes have been spread about the loss of our three senior officers at District Council. Now that the dust has settled a little, let me give you a simple message - all is well! We were badly let down by Great Yarmouth Council and the loss is something we did not expect, nor deserve having held out a hand in friendship. Enough, it is done and I would like to re-assure everyone that it is ‘business as usual’. In spite of dire predictions from political opponents we have a good cash reserve in case the roof leaks and a wonderful and talented reserve of officers with whom we can more than cope! So the message is, don't worry, the ‘ship is steady’!
I would ask any serving or ex serving servicemen and women to back up our Royal British Legion , put your well-deserved medals on and march with me on Remembrance Day, Sunday 13 November, starting at 10.30am at the Salvation Army Citadel on Cremer Street. Are there any retired Matelots and Officers out there from the Navy? I could do with some company! We lead, being the Senior Service (sorry you Pongoes and Brylcream boys!)
Lastly, the old Co-Op store has been taken up - there is a God in Heaven - a bit of life in Church Street, which is great. Again, at this stage a buzz but apparently it's for a ‘Super Drug’ type store. Now all we have to do is sort out Oliviers dress shop as she is retiring. It's the store next to the Church -is there a ‘Coco Chanel’ amongst you?! Dick Shepherd
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4. Sheringham Library, New Rd 01263 822874. Sheringham W.I. meet on the 2nd Monday each month now meet at Sheringham Community Centre 7.15pm. New members welcome. Liz Withington 01263 649227 or 07905 292897 or Facebook Sheringham Afternoon CAMEOs meet 4th Thur every month. St Josephs Church Hall, Cromer Rd, Sheringham. New members welcome. 01263 821462 or 821281. St Andrew's Table Tennis Club Wed 7.30 - 9.30, in large hall of St Andrew's Methodist Church. Friendly members, beginners to more experienced. We play for fun, refreshment & chat break. Cost £1/week. All over 16 welcome. Sheringham ABC Group (After Breast Cancer Support Group) meets 2nd & 4th Thur (not Easter, Aug Bank Hol or Xmas weeks) at St Joseph’s Church Hall Sheringham 7-9pm. Exercise, relaxation, tea & chat. Open to anyone who has had breast cancer. Sheila McGinley 01263 820924 North Norfolk Model Engineering Club - 1st Friday each month at 7.30pm. A welcome to visitors and prospective members of all ages. Gordon Ford 01263 512350. ‘Quiet Garden’ at the Friends’ Meeting House, 14 Cremer St, Sheringham. Need a break from shopping? Our ‘Secret Garden’ is an oasis of peace, just a stone’s throw from the town centre. Sit & think, or just sit. Admission free, tea and coffee available. 10am-1pm Sats through summer. Sheringham Folk Club Tyneside Club, Station Road, Sheringham. Listen, sing, play, join in, any standard, any style, just have a beer with friends. Free. 2nd Wed in month 8pm-11pm. Breastfeeding Cafe. Thurs (term time only) 1pm-2.30pm at YESU in Sheringham. An opportunity to meet other breastfeeding mums and have a chat over a cuppa. Free. Unicef breastfeeding Support Advisors on hand every week. Sheringham Football Club offer football for all ages from ‘Mini Kickers’ Under 5/6s on a Saturday morning right through to Under 18s and have 3 adult teams. To find out details when each age group train and to contact the relevant managers please contact Sally on 01263 588334 or email sally.j.middleton@btinternet.com. SFC are always looking for new players and helpers. Everyone welcome. Sheringham & Cromer Lions Club meet 7.30pm on 2nd and 4th Tuesday every month at The Morley Club, Sheringham. New members always welcome. For more info contact Club Secretary Brian Harris on 01263 821276 Royal Air Forces Association – Sheringham & District branch holds regular meetings and social events. All former members of the RAF and WRAF inc. members of their families welcome. Contact Chairman/Secretary Jack Broughton 01263 479507 Sheringham and District Philatelic Society, Your local stamp club, meet once a month on the second Monday each month at the church hall in West Runton from 7.30 to 9.30 pm. New members welcome. 01263 579529. Hoppers Parent and Toddler Group meet at Gresham Village School on Thursdays in term time, 9.15- 11am. 0- 3 all welcome to our very friendly group. Telephone the school for further details 01263 577349 West Runton Social Club - Water Lane, West Runton Tel 01263 838866 - Open Mic Night every Tues from 8.30pm, Cash Bingo every Wed 8.30pm, General Knowledge Quiz every Sun 8.30pm, Jamming Session last Sun of the month. Ideal Party Venue, Free to Hire, Drinks at Club Prices TLC class total low impact conditioning a gentle exercise class for all abilities geared to the older person and based on gentle forms of bending, stretching and controlled breathing.Mondays 11am – 12noon. Also Fit ball classes, total body exercise, simply sculpt stabilize and strengthen Wednesday 18.00 -19.00. All at The Lighthouse Baptist Church, Cromer Road, Sheringham. For more information contact Anita on 07867791034 or 01263 824110 The Cromer & Sheringham Brass Band, practice in Upper Sheringham Village Hall on a Thursday evening 7.45pm to 9.45pm. For Info contact Secretary Steve Askew 01263 838411. New players always welcome. Life Drawing - Thurs 7pm-10pm at St John Ambulance Hall, 6 Wyndham St, Sheringham. Adventurous evenings to explore drawing. Contact Peter 07860 568874 North Norfolk Different Strokes. Support, info, fun for younger stroke survivors. Fortnightly Tues 2.30 - 4.30 in Sheringham area. For details 01263 715952 / 821480 North Norfolk Speakers Club meets every other Wed, 7pm at N Walsham High School, Spencer Ave. Dates and further info visit www.nnsc.co.uk or contact Gillian tel. 01692 650250 Cromer Chamber Orchestra looking for players (no age limit) all sections woodwind, brass, strings. At Cromer High School Mon 7pm (school term). No audition 01263 511600 Fledgeling Music classes friendly, dynamic, energetic & fun. Unique experience your child will love! Ages 4 months to 4 years. FREE taster class, members pay only £4, younger siblings £2 babies of older siblings FREE. Paid half termly. 07500 221121 www.fledgelingmusic.co.uk,
info@fledgelingmusic.co.uk Wandering Wailers Folk Club - Singaround and Skiffle and Jug Band Session. First Mon every month at Tyneside. 8pm. All welcome. Free. Pete Sanpher 01263 826911 Lift the Spirit with Circle Dance welcomes new dancers for traditional dance from around the world at the Quaker (Friends) Meeting House, Cremer Street 4th Friday each month, 2pm-4pm. No partner/experience necessary, suitable for all ages, some live music, refreshments. Suggested contribution £3 max. 01263 820034 or just turn up! Weybourne Folk Club meets 3rd Sunday every month at the Maltings Hotel, Weybourne 3-6 pm. All singers, musicians, poets and audience welcome. It's free. Further information from Tony Baylis 01263 588781 or 07518 735299 -email tonyandcarmen@btinternet.com REME Association Cromer & District Branch meetings held on the 1st Wednesday of each month 2pm at Halsey House, Norwich Road, Cromer. Any ex-service personnel will always be welcome. Tel 01263 512450 Painting Classes - Painting and Drawing tuition for all levels of painting competence from beginners to those experienced at Roughton Village Hall on Mondays 1.30pm to 3.30pm. £60 for 10 sessions. John Bardell 01603 456602 Stitch Together - Patchwork/Quilting Group – meet on the first & third Wednesday each month, 9.30am to 3.30pm at New Community Centre, Sheringham. Eileen 01263 821825 or see website http://www.stitch2gether.co.uk Yoga Fit Classes at Sheringham Community Centre every Wednesday 7pm - 8pm cost £6 All abilities Contact Wyn 01263 825095/07570104671’ Ballroom & Latin Dance Classes every Tuesday 6pm7pm Beginner's, 7.15pm-8.15pm Improver's Level 1 & 8.30pm-9.30pm Beginner's Level 2, at the New Sheringham Community Centre, Holway Road, Sheringham, NR26 8NP. Further details: Yvonne on 01263 824145 Sheringham Community Centre Zumba Fitness Thurs 6-30-7-30pm All abilities. Cost £4 Wyn 01263 825095 Excel 2000 Aqua exercise classes at Splash Leisure Centre - Tuesdays at 9am, Thursdays at 10am, 9am in school holidays £4 per session. Freestyle Fitness Yoga every Thursdays 5-6pm at the Sheringham Community Center £5.00. For more details please contact Anita on 07867791034 or 01263 824110 Beading group at Beading Fantastic in Holt - meets one Saturday a month, 1pm to 4 pm. Friendly group welcomes new ladies - contact Olga 01263 514173 olgaingram@aol.com or Lisa at Beading Fantastic 01263 713570 info@beadingfantastic.com Breathe Easy North Norfolk British Lung Foundation Support Group Meetings on the first Friday of every month 1.30pm to 3.30pm at Sheringham Community Centre Holway Road, Sheringham, Norfolk NR25 8NP
Friendly Ladies and Gentlemen's choir meets on Thurs afternoons 2pm to 4pm at the Lighthouse Church Sheringham. New singers very welcome - no audition required. Contact Sue Wallace 01263 822310 with Harmony friendly Ladies and Gentlemen's choir meets on Thursday afternoons 2pm to 4pm at the Lighthouse Church Sheringham. New singers, particularly tenors and basses, very welcome. Contact Sue Wallace 01263 822310 Poppy Crafters - meet 2nd and 4th Wednesday every month - 2pm to 4pm at Upper Sheringham Village Hall open to anyone who loves sewing and knitting contact Sandy 01263 710726 LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH, CROMER ROAD, SHERINGHAM After School Club – ‘School’s Out’ - on Fridays 3.30pm 4.45pm in term time for children of primary school age. Games, competitions, craft, tuck shop. Drop in after school. Football - Training on Thursdays at Sheringham Recreation Ground - U10 & U12 6pm - 7pm, U14 & U16 7pm - 8pm, U16 & Adults 8pm - 9pm. Matches are played on Saturday mornings. ‘Jigsaw’ - Parent and Toddler Group - Thursdays from 9.30am in term time, for anyone from birth to 5 years with their parent or carer. Soft play zone and refreshments included. ‘Kaleidoscope’ - Tuesday from 2.30pm – activities include demonstrations, outings, quizzes, talks, discussions, a short prayer and, of course, coffee and cake. ‘Life Groups’ Wednesday 7.30pm - for young people and adults - contact for more details. Painting - It’s Fun to Paint - Thursdays 7.30pm SAD Club - first and third Tuesdays 7pm - for those anxious or depressed. Table Tennis – Monday and Tuesday 7pm – 9.30 pm (Tuesdays until 10pm). Tea Club on Sunday afternoon - first Sunday of the month from 3pm - 4.30pm, entertainment and quiz with tea and cakes. All welcome Youth Club - The Mix - Fridays at 7.30pm in term time for Y6 and all High School ages - pool, table tennis, table football, big screen Xbox, snack shack, card games, speed stax, nail painting, indoor sports and sofas! Lighthouse, 62 Cromer Rd, Sheringham www.lighthousesheringham.org CONTINUED ON PAGE 10...
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October 22nd 2016
New Norfolk Beers Shop now open in Sheringham The Giddy Goat shop owner John Morgan opened the doors to his store for the first time in mid-September.
The Tipples Brewery from Salhouse has a large range and their ‘Black Moth Stout’ at 7.6% is one of the strongest drinks available in the shop.
John himself comes from Berkshire. Attracted by Norfolk’s beautiful beaches and, of course the beers, he has settled in North Norfolk. The Giddy Goat is John’s first beer shop.
There is also Cider from The Norfolk Cider Company from Wroxham, which has been in production for over 30 years, and Whin Hill Cider who are based in Wells.
Poppyland is based in Cromer whilst relatively recent to the market they have already won awards for their beers and do a changing and interesting range of gluten free ales.
The shop offers beers and ciders from over 15 local breweries in the Norfolk area. John’s rule for his suppliers is that they must be small and Norfolk based.
The beers in the shop are arranged vertically by supplier on the shop shelves. The bottles are further arranged vertically by beer type with lighter beers to the top and the dark beers to the bottom, and go from 3.2% up to 7.6%.
The Giddy Goat’s suppliers include the popular Beeston Brewery, well respected, with a range of year round and winter ales on the shelves and the Wagtail Brewery, which is based in Attleborough which has many strong Ales to try and has been going strong for 8 or 9 years and, like many local breweries, started as a hobby and blossomed into a thriving business. Some of the interestingly named beers like ‘Chocolate Nutter’ and ‘Hare of the Dog’ are from The Whynot Brewery which is based in Norwich.
Come on by for a look. All beers are bottle conditioned, 80-90% are vegan suitable. The beers are sold in presentation boxes or can be bought as single bottles.
‘Stubbs Mugs’ and various Breweries beer glasses are also sold as associated products again from Norfolk suppliers.
The Giddy Goat is situated on 2, The Courtyard, Station Road, Sheringham, NR26 8RF.
To check stock call John Morgan on 01263 478600 or mobile 07786 288916. Opening hours Mon – Saturday 10-5 Sunday 11 – 4.
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Sheringham Stroke Support Group on Wednesday 2 November Robin Selwyn ‘And Mother Came Too’ 2.15pm – 3.45pm at the Communal Day Centre, Anchor Close Sheringham Erpingham Festival of Crafts at Erpingham with Calthorpe Village Hall on Saturday 29 October from 10am 4pm. Free admission & parking. Refreshments will be available all day Aylsham Market Surgery Support Group – Table Top Sale on Saturday 5 November at Aylsham Town Hall 9am - 12noon - to book a table (£5) please contact B. Russell 01263 733726 or J. Hancock 01263 734126. Tea, coffee, squash and biscuits available. Raffle, tombola, bric-abrac, books, etc REDUCE YOUR STRESS LEVELS Stress Free Gentle Exercise
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Every Weds 9.15 am at the Morley Club, Sheringham £4.50 per session Every 10th lesson Free Also at Massy’s Gym, Langham Road, Blakeney NR25 7PN Mondays at 5.15 pm Call Jean on
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Diabetes UK North Norfolk Group our guest speaker on Thursday 27 October will be Diabetes Specialist Nurse Alirae Bunkle from The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Kings Lynn. The meeting starts at 7.30pm at Cromer Methodist Church Hall. For more information please contact Jackie or David on 01692 405492 or visit www.north-norfolk.diabetesukgroup.org
Autumn Fair at St Andrews Methodist Church, Cromer Road Sheringham on Saturday 29 October from 10am – 4pm - around 30 stalls of various crafts by local crafts people including stained glass art, photo gifts, candles, jams & chutneys, patchwork, bags, cushions, toys, wood crafts, cards, beadcraft, bird boxes, children’s books, Christmas decorations, paintings, and much more plus tea & coffee served. An ideal place to find that unique gift as you start your Christmas shopping! See you there!
Concert In Every Corner Sing on Saturday 26 November at 7.30 pm at St Peter's Church Sheringham Sheringham & Cromer Choral Society
Coast Arts 2016 Festival Week
Traditionally Coast Arts has focused on providing a busy programme of arts based events centred on Cromer and Sheringham during the autumn half-term week at the end of October.
For 2016 Coast Arts has moved away from this in favour of supporting the delivery of a year-round programme of creative engagement opportunities across North Norfolk.
“We started this year in April when we organised the hugely successful CHOIRfest on Cromer Pier” said Annie Lloyd, chair of Coast Arts. “Then in June there was a 3-day feast with Lynne Truss and in the summer Coast Arts supported funfilled, free events
with string orchestra directed by David Ballard featuring Dhilan Gnanadurai, baritone, Vaughan Williams Five Mystical Songs & works by Stanford, Finzi, Holst & Parry. Tickets £12 (£15 on the door/under 18s free) from Sheringham Little Theatre Box Office 01263 822347 www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com
Autumn Craft Fair on Saturday 29 October 10am – 4pm at St Andrew`s Methodist Church, Sheringham - we shall have over 35 stalls of various quality handmade crafts, so an ideal place to come and find that unique birthday or Christmas gift or treat yourself! Tea & coffee will be served too. Stalls will include Jewellery, Woodcraft Gifts, Photo Gifts, Bird Boxes, Crochet items, Soaps, Stained Glass, Tatting, Patchwork, Quilting, Baby knitting, Glass Beadwork, Cards, Watercolours, Candles, Christmas Decorations, Jams & Chutneys, Silver & Copper Boxes, Fabric Decoupage and much more!
North Norfolk Sinfonia (Conductor: Keith Hobday) at St Peter's Church,
in collaboration with the Friends of North Lodge Park, Arts North Norfolk and others.”
Around the last two weeks of October, there will be the usual eclectic mix of Coast Arts events from participatory Big Draw art events to première music concerts, family fun and inspirational talks, art exhibitions and walks, drama and education.
“This year in collaboration with our partners, we're putting on over 20 events for the Coast Arts Festival week in October,“ Annie said. “Spreading events through the year has brought its own challenges and has allowed us to engage with more of the community. It's now time to focus on Festival week!”
The new Coast Arts Magazine was launched in the
Sheringham on Sunday 6 November at 3pm - Children's Classics for Symphony Orchestra - Peter and the Wolf (Prokofiev), The Carnival of the Animals (Saint-Saens),The Sorcerer's Apprentice (Dukas) - a fun and relaxed afternoon of music-making that children and adults everywhere will enjoy. Adults £5, Children (under 16) £1. Tickets available from The Belfry Centre for Music and Arts, Overstrand 01263 579196. Do come
A 30 minute talk by Cmdr Malcolm Bolding Paton RN on his great
grandfather Thomas Noble - sometime Able Seaman, Captain’s Clerk, Master’s Mate, Purser and Admiral’s Secretary in His Majesty King George III’s Navy from 1804 – 1825 and Public Secretary to Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson on HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar on 21 October 1805 – on Monday 31 October at 11am in St Peter’s Church Hall, Sheringham (just behind the Church). Sponsored by Sun Court Nursing Home, Sheringham. No entrance fee. All welcome
summer. “The magazine was really well received and we have built on the experience and have just published the second edition of the magazine which doubles up as the events programme for this autumn's festival events”, added Annie.
Full details of all events are on the website at CoastArts.co.uk.
Spooky goings on in North Norfolk this Hallowe’en
In the build-up to this year’s All Hallows’ Eve, North Norfolk District Council is organising some ghoulish events for all the family!
In Bacton Woods and Holt Country Park you can follow our trail through the magical woods and discover the myths and legends of the areas.
And for all those who enjoy fairy rings and toadstools, join expert Dr Tony Leech on a fungi walk.
Cllr Becky Palmer Cabinet Member for Leisure said “It is getting to that time of year when things goes bump in the night and North Norfolk District Council’s Countryside Team is gearing up for some frighteningly good events in the week before Hallowe’en. Everyone should put the dates in the diary – these are going to be great fun.”
On Monday 24 October enjoy the Hallowe’en Trail at Holt Country Park between 10am and 12pm, or at Bacton Woods on Thursday 27 October between 10am and 12pm. And at 2pm on Monday 24 October join our Fungi Walk at Holt Country Park.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
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For more NNDC events check out our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/NorthNorfolkDC/events
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Cromer and Sheringham Probus Club
One of the most impressive sights in Norfolk is the vast number of boats on the Broads, with hundreds visible from a vantage point such as Wroxham Bridge.
Yet among these hundreds there are one or two gems from the past, as Roger Watt, himself a Probus member, made clear in his wellillustrated talk at our lunch meeting on 4 October. ‘The restoration of the wherry Albion` is a story of the skill and dedication of a handful of volunteers based at Ludham.
Originally launched in October 1898, the ‘Albion` was one of over three hundred of these iconic vessels trading on the Broads, but unique in Norfolk in that it was the only one ‘carvel built’, that is having a smooth hull compared with the others that were clinkers. With its huge black 110 square metre sail hanging from its 16 metre mast, the Albion could transport 40 tons of cargo and was crewed by a man and a boy.
In 1949, the dilapidated boat was bought by the Norfolk Wherry Trust, has been lovingly restored to its former glory and now features on the National Historic Ships Register. It is still trying to earn its keep and can be chartered, with crew provided, for the day or, with bunks now fitted in the hold, overnight. A good idea for a special celebration perhaps.
Our next meeting is on Tuesday 1 November at The Links Hotel, West Runton and if you are a retired or nearly retired professional or business man and would like to join us please contact our lunch secretary, Dave Vickery, on 01263 824306 or, to find out more about our club, visit our website www.candsprobus.club
St Andrew’s Ladies Association
The September meeting speaker was Mr Simon McKinna, a volunteer speaker for the Medical Detection Dogs, whose Patron is HRH The Duchess of Cornwall.
The Association receives no Government funding and rely purely on donations for the wonderful work they are doing training dogs to assist individuals managing complex life threatening conditions, to get help and fetch vital medical supplies and the early canine warning system reduces the number of paramedic call-outs and hospital admissions.
The cancer detection dogs assist the early detection for cancers that are currently difficult to diagnose such as prostate cancer. Dogs are chosen for their scenting ability using all sorts of breeds and they work from 9 to 5 each day, going home every evening and weekends to live as part of a family ensuring their welfare and wellbeing. It costs £11,200 and up to 18 months to train one of the puppies.
It gave us all an insight into this wonderful pioneering work which can change lives.
October Meetings : Sunday 23 October - Ladies Association Service at St Andrew's Church, at 10.30am when the Preacher will be Mrs Barbara George. We hope as many as possible of our Ladies Association will be present at this annual Service. 25 October - Crafts and Sales with Christmas in mind. November Meetings : 8 November - An evening with |Jo from the Beauty Box
All meetings start at 7.30pm unless otherwise stated, and we do hope to welcome some visitors. For any further details, please telephone Anne Barker 01263 824887 Sheringham Independent 450
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Multi-Faceted Performer Returns to Sheringham Little Theatre
‘An Evening with Richard Digance’ sees the multi-talented artist make another visit to one of his favourite intimate venues, Sheringham Little Theatre, on Saturday 29 October.
Digance is a rare performer in that he is respected by comedians for his original material and by musicians for being an accomplished performer/guitarist. His loyal following confirms his wide appeal, from the younger generation attracted by both his guitar playing and the fact he has inspired many modern-day performers, to the super-loyal who have followed him since the time he had his own ITV series and even further when he started out in folk clubs.
His evergreen career has been acknowledged through numerous awards within both the music and entertainment industries, from a BAFTA Nomination as a TV entertainer to a Gold Award from the British Academy of
REGULAR EVENTS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6... Sheringham Lace Makers meet every Monday afternoon, 1pm till 4pm, in St Andrews Church Hall, Sheringham. For details, contact Pauline Lewis 01263 821570. New members and visitors welcome The Shannocks Club – a get together for people who are interested in the town and its past meet on the last Wednesday each month at 2.15pm at the Community Room, Huntley Crescent, off Pine Grove, Sheringham Sheringham Society - a variety of speakers, usually last Thur each month at 10.30am at St Joseph's Church Hall. Nordic Walking - Mondays 9.30 - 10.30 Beginners Nordic Walking, Learning the basic techniques of Nordic walking.Mondays 11.30- 12.30 Wellness Nordic Walking, These classes are ideal for those with concerns about distance and pace. Various locations around Sheringham. Please contact Anita on 07867791034 or 01263 824110 Weybourne Good Companions in the Village Hall – 4th Wednesday every month. 2pm-4pm. 01263 588883 Weybourne non-league carpet bowlers play Mondays 10am – 12noon and 2pm - 4pm in the Village Hall for £1-50 per session. A friendly club of two groups, experience welcome, but not essential. If you would like a game just come along to either or both sessions and meet us Gresham Village Park Market & Carboot 1st Sun/month, gates open to public 10am, stallholders and market traders 8am onwards. Pitches £5. Proceeds to raising money for the Play Park and Pavilion. Further details tomtye@myway.com or 07765 633549. East Beckham Lane beside Gresham Village Church Gresham Village Carboots held on the first Sunday of every month commencing on Sunday 6 April 10am start stall holders set up from 8.30am Pitches £5 Beverages on sale in the newly renovated Pavilion For any further details contact Hayley on 07765633539 Car boot sales at Bodham playing field on Saturdays 24 May until 6th September 9am till noon pitches £5 no bookings needed set up from 7.30 am refreshments available. Sorry strictly no dogs. Contact M Sayer 01263 588228 Sheringham Christian Spiritualist Church, Oddfellows Hall, Lifeboat Plain, Sheringham meets on Tuesdays at 7.30pm. All welcome Rock the Lobster - open mic for all performing artists, 8.30pm every first and third Thursday of the month in the Lobster stables, Sheringham www.facebook.com/rokdalobsta www.rockthelobster.com contact Malcolm 01263 821838 Yoga Classes Mondays at Oddfellows Hall in Sheringham: 3pm Gentle Yoga; 5.30pm Mixed Ability; 7.15pm Mixed Ability. Tuesdays at Kelling Yoga Studio; 10am Gentle Yoga. Yoga for Every Body. Call Elaine Smith 01263 862168 (website www.elainesmithyoga.com) Jazz At The Goat: Norfolk Dixieland Jazz Band at The Goat Inn, Skeyton on the first Sunday of every month at 1.30 pm. Free. To book table for lunch Tel 01692 538600
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Composers and Songwriters. He has supported Steve Martin in the USA, Robin Williams at The London Palladium and is included in The Virgin Anthology of Songwriters for his important contribution to British comedy song writing. When presented with the Gold Award from the British Academy of Composers and Songwriters he was described as someone who, for half a century, has travelled the world with just a guitar, and an immense collection of stories gathered through his own experiences.
He has survived all trends with his one-man show, his summer festival appearances in the UK, the United States, Canada and Dubai, his cruise work and television appearances. He is both an accomplished musician, rated by many as one of Britain's greatest acoustic guitarists, inspired by his good friend Ralph McTell, and an entertainer who many younger comedians, including Ross Noble, claim as one of their
The Fellowship Choir meet on Monday at St.Andrews Church from 10am - 11.30am. We are a friendly choir and have a varied programme of music. New members are welcome - so come along and join us. Contact 01263 761482 or 01263 514048 Sing for Joy! Community Singing Group open to all, no auditions. Meet Tuesdays evening 7.30pm - 9pm Friends Meeting House, Cremer St. Contact Teresa Verney www.teresaverney.com or just turn up! Martial Arts Judo - join us Tuesday nights - we are a well established and friendly club at Millfield Primary School, North Walsham, Tel Hazel 01263 579345 Sheringham Circle Dance Group meet at The Quaker Meeting House, Cremer Street, Sheringham 2pm -4pm on the 4th Friday in month – traditional dance from around the world. New dancers welcome, no partners or experience necessary. Suggested contribution £3 max. Tel Jane 01263 820034 or just turn up Minni House Club- we are a group of like minded individuals who love all things miniature and anything to do with Dolls Houses. We all live in the North Norfolk and Norwich areas, and meet on the 2nd Thursday of each month at Bodham Village Hall , 2-4pm. New members are always welcome. Anyone interested in visiting/joining the club should contact our Secretary, Jan Sawyer, telephone 01263 826970, for further information. St Andrew’s Ladies’ Association usually meet every 2nd and 4th Tuesday in the Church Hall, Methodist Church, Cromer Road, Sheringham 7.30pm. All visitors are most welcome and for further details please contact Anne Barker 01263 824887 North Norfolk Amateur Radio Group (NNARG) meet every week on Thursdays 9am-12am at 88 Central Road, Cromer. We can offer advice, workshop facilities and Amateur radio licence training up to advanced level. Ring Bill 01263 512377 or Charlie 01263 824275 for more information North Norfolk Chess Club play every Friday from 7.30pm at the Morley club in Sheringham. We are looking for new players of all abilities and especially welcome new players and kids. We have both adult and junior teams that play in the Norfolk chess leagues. Anyone is welcome to pop in for a game. Tel Alex 01263 822087 http://www.northnorfolkchessclub.org.uk Gresham Village Hall Table Top Sales on first Saturday every month from 3 October 2015 until 2 April 2016 - set up at 8.30am, doors open 9am, tables £5. All proceedings to Hall funds – the hall is next to Gresham Church on East Beckham Lane NR11 8RT. Bookings and enquiries please call Mr D Logan on 01263 577691 Cromer Orchestra welcomes new members especially string and brass players. We meet at the Belfry Arts Centre Overstrand on Monday evenings 7pm – 9pm. All we ask is that you bring your instrument, a music stand and lots of enthusiasm. Tel Norman Moor 01263 511600 Sheringham Sinfonia is a classical repertoire orchestra meeting the last Friday of the month at The Lighthouse, Cromer Road, Sheringham. Coffee from 10, music till 12.30. Minimum standard grade 6 required. Please
major influences. On his own ITV Saturdaynight show Richard has played guitar with Queen's Brian May, The Moody Blues, Status Quo, Chris de Burgh, Juan Martin, Marc Cohn and Elkie Brooks.
Richard has once again invited Suffolk’s very own up and coming song writers the Broadside Boys to perform at the show. They will also be supporting him on his 50th Anniversary Tour next year.
Doors open 7pm, show at 7.30pm. Tickets £15 from Box Office 01263 822347 www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com Contact Sarah Coleman for details of vacancies on 01263 821514 Recycled Teenagers - friendship group for those aged 50-70. We meet on the 1st Tuesday of the month at the Morley Club, Cromer Road, Sheringham at 7pm. To register an interest please telephone Anne on 01263 826083 or email: recycledteenagers101@gmail.com Monthly Fair Trade Sale and Coffee Morning at the Friends' Meeting House, Cremer Street Sheringham. March 12th 10am to 12noon; then April 9th same times. Fairtrade stall, locally grown produce and locally made craft items. Fairtrade coffee and tea served with home made cake and biscuits. The event takes place on the second Saturday of each month. West Runton Bowls Club Friendly roll ups with refreshments. 1.45 pm Mon – Wed – Sat. Some equipment available. Flat soled shoes must be worn. All welcome. Bridge - Abacus Bridge Club, meets at the Social Centre, Avenue Road, High Kelling, at 7pm on Thursday evenings. New members very welcome. Contact Norman Reeve 01603 560995 Monthly Fair Trade Sale and Coffee Morning at the Friends' Meeting House, Cremer Street Sheringham 10am to 12noon. Fairtrade stall, locally grown produce and locally made craft items. Fairtrade coffee and tea served with home made cake and biscuits. The event takes place on the second Saturday of each month.
Canaan Christian Centre has opened their weekly Saturday garage sale from 9am to 3pm at 21 Holt Road, Sheringham (weather permitting). Tel 01263 478372 Sheringham Library hosts a permanent Arthritis Care Hub with information leaflets etc. in the corner of the Library Dilham Jazz Workshop meets 8pm to 10pm on 1st & 3rd Tuesdays each month at Dilham Village Hall. If you play an instrument or are looking to expand your playing ability by 'keeping your hand in' the workshop would be pleased to see you. Details from 07703 697397 or turn up on the night St. Peter’s Monday Meet & Greet Group is St. Peter’s Friendship Group. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Monday of the month 2.30-4pm to join together in fellowship and friendship. We have a varied programme including Discussions, Fun Quizzes, Talks, Members’ Afternoons, Beetle Drives, Games, Craft Afternoons, Presentations and the occasional Guest Speaker. But most of all we offer a warm and friendly welcome to everyone. We meet together with the purpose of socialising, supporting and caring for each other and our community. But we like to have fun too. Of course, all this friendliness and activity is washed down with St. Peter’s famous tea and biscuits (and sometimes cake!). Why not come along to see if you like us (what’s not to like?), make new friends and maybe meet some old ones. You will be made very welcome Sheringham Stroke Support Group meets fortnightly on Wednesday afternoons from 2.15pm to 3.45pm at the Communal Day Centre at Anchor Close, Sheringham. Tel Bernice Escott on 07553 642413 or Harvey Pitcher on 01263 512328 for more information
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Karcher K2 compact pressure washer excellent condition £40. Encore electric acoustic guitar with soft case gc £40. Cookworks slow cooker new £10. Calor gas cylinder with gas 4.5kg butane £25. Tel 01263 824966 Gas hob to fit worktop with two pans in very good condition and installation and user manual clean complete and working £35. Can deliver locally within 5miles Tel 01263 512019 5 free white plastic garden chairs. 2 navy blue exercise mats as new £3 each. CDss and DVDs £1 each. Nylon zipped case on wheels £5vgc. Mirrors £3 each. 3 as new large beautiful teddies £2.50 each. Tel 01692 405663 Roberts RC9907 3 band radio cassette recorder with clock alarm boxed vgc mains/battery £20 Tel 01263 512449 Carpet 12x12 dark blue small gold motif excellent £35 Tel 01692 404214 Guitar stand holds 3 guitars £20ono Tel 01263 663125 As new Kindle black 6" glare-free touchscreen display unwanted gift hardly used still boxed includes charger stylus ideal Xmas gift Amazon £59.99 would like £49.99 or near sensible offer Tel 01263 519637 Single Victorian style metal bed frame cream brass type finials excellent condition no mattress £50 Tel 01263 838605 Slazenger full set 858 tour clubs and trolley and bag £60. 90 golf balls £5. Golf shoes size 101/2 £10. Tel 01692 404501 Porcelanosa large wall tiles x 7 size 31.6 x 90 x 0.9 cm Factory Arena colour mocha new still boxed £25. Tel 01263 731213 Dyson DC39 Animal Hoover vgc £100. MacAlister 3000w leaf blower & vac £35. Phillips hostess trolley £25. New ladies leather walking boots £25. Tel 01692 218473 and leave message Jacques Vert suit blue 3 piece size 18-20 £70. Light blue curtains 210 x 340w cm £35. Slazenger fibreglass hockey stick with bag £5. Tel 01692 403742 1970s Redland flat roof tiles approx 17" x 15" £2 each. Numerous wall plates, new DVD/CD cases, music cassettes/CDs, Roberts Gemini 46 DAB radio with mains adaptor & cassette talking books. Tel 01263 649005 for more details Ikos Hudson 3 seater sofa bed in leather cream frame is oak and there are few marks on leather from new very little used £100ono. Tel 01692 400839 TV LG 37in LED/LCD full HD with Freeview perfect condition £95ono. Health walker exerciser for all fitness levels gc folds flat £80ono. Tel 01263 576767 Complete metal single bed frame like new £35. Battery grandfather clock gwo £30. Good quality reeded pine 10ft curtain pole with track in same £30. New wheel clamp £20. Hosepipe on handle wheel and stand £25. Tel 01263 761499 Electric Singer sewing machine in table complete with accessories free to anyone interested Tel 01263 821218 Red baby walker vgc only used for one child £8 Tel Sarah 01263 479701/07887 504905 Continued on p 23...
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Coffee Cheesecake with Baileys Ice Cream served with almond brittle and poached raisins garnish place into a piping bag and fill the moulds with the cheesecake filling. Place back into the fridge to set the cheesecakes.
This dish can be found on our a la carte menu at the Links Hotel.
Coffee Cheesecake; 250g Mascarpone cheese, 125g soft cream cheese, 115g icing sugar, 1/4 juice of lemon, 1/4 pint of double cream, 1 tablespoon coffee granules, 200g digestive biscuits, 100g butter,
Melt the butter & blitz/break down the biscuits to form fine crumbs. Mix the butter biscuits together and line the mould for the cheesecake with the biscuit base, place them into the fridge to set the bases. Put the coffee granules into a bowl and put a splash of boiling water on them to turn the granules into coffee, and allow to cool slightly. Semi whip the double cream to form soft peaks, in a large mixing bowl place the soft cream cheese and mascarpone & icing sugar and mix till smooth and soften, mix the coffee and lemon juice and mix into the cream cheese mix, fold the whipped cream though the cheesecake mix,
Brandy poached raisins; 150g raisins, 2 shot brandy, 75g sugar, 150g water.
In a pan pour the sugar and water and bring to the boil. Once boiled add the brandy, then pour over the raisins. put clienfilm over the bowl with the raisins and hot liquid and allow to soak, ny the time the liquid has cooled the raisins should be soft and plump. Almond Brittle; 100g almond flakes, 150g sugar
Roast the flaked almonds in the oven till golden brown. Place the sugar and a splash of water in a pan to form a paste, place on a medium heat and keep cooking till it forms the caramel (golden brown colour), pour onto a sheet of baking paper, then spread over it thinly with a back of a spoon, be careful from the caramel as it will be hot. then sprinkle the almonds over top of the caramel, try to do this as quick as possible as the caramel will loose heat very quickly and go hard Baileys Ice cream; 575g whole milk, 450g double cream,
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On 12 November Age Concern North Norfolk are turning back the clock and getting into the ’60s mood as part of their ongoing fundraising efforts in conjunction with the team from G.I.F.T. (the Good Intentions Fundraising Team).
Their ’60s-themed evening stars Norfolk’s very own Pat James. Fancy dress is optional – as the best costume wins a prize – but either way we hope to see everyone getting in the swing of the party and come and enjoy an evening of live
music and dance. Tickets cost just £7.50 and that includes a buffet. The evening starts at 7.30pm and finishes around 11pm, and is being held at Aldborough Community Centre. For more information, or to reserve your ticket, please call GIFT organiser Yvonne Tiffany on 01263 768076 or by calling Age Concern North Norfolk on 01263 821188 or 01263 823126.
Our next fun quiz night is this coming month, also at Aldborough Community Centre, which is on Friday 28 October staring at 7pm. It costs £5 per person and everyone is welcome. A
raffle and light refreshments will be available on the night. It would be great to see you there for another fun filled evening, to challenge your little grey cells whilst helping to raise money for our much-needed local independent charity.
Age Concern North Norfolk provides care for the older person at our Day Services, which involves personal care, lunch, a bathing service as well as activities. We also have a Befriending scheme and three Keep-In-Touch Groups in Sheringham, Cromer and North Walsham respectively where an older person can meet new friends and get support. We organise regular events and intergenerational activities and are always on the lookout for new ways to expand and outreach to those who are most socially isolated.
Changes to State Pension Age 1950s Women I would like to draw your readers’ attention to the 2.6 million women born in the 1950s on or after 6 April 1951 who have had significant State Pension changes imposed on them by the Pensions Acts of 1995 and 2011. Changes which were made with little, or no, personal notification. Some women had only two years notice of a six-year increase to their State Pension age. In Norfolk it will affect thousands of women in this age group. Many will not be aware that their circumstances have changed.
The issue is that the rise in 1950s women's State Pension age has been too rapid and has happened without sufficient notice being given, leaving no time to make alternative arrangements. Women born in this decade feel they have been seen as a soft target, financially. They have worked hard, raised families, paid their tax and national insurance with the expectation that they would be financially secure when reaching 60. Historically these women had no state funded child-care so leaving work and often taking on part-time, low-paid employment (and unequal pay) as their children grew.
Many of these women are living in hardship. Retirement plans have been
shattered with devastating consequences. Many are already out of the labour market, caring for sick husbands or elderly relatives, providing childcare for grandchildren. Many others suffer age-related illness and discrimination in the workplace, and are struggling to find employment. The inevitable consequences are less money circulating in the local economy a greater strain on local health services, and an underclass of ageing women. Women Against State Pension Inequality (WASPI) is a national campaign asking for fair transitional arrangements for women affected by these changes. We are not against women’s pension age being equalised with that of men.
If any of your readers would like further information they can find it on the group website at waspi.co.uk. We have a Norfolk Waspi Group Facebook Page - Pension Action In Norfolk- PAIN/Waspi in Norfolk. This is a closed group, please send a request to join. Email: pensionactioninnorfolk@yahoo.co.uk Website: pensionactioninnorfolk.wixsite.com/pain Lynn Nicholls, PAIN/Waspi Admin Team
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The Fairtrade charity, Traidcraft Exchange, helped 18 projects in 11 countries, last year.
This improved the lives of 558,900 people.
These amazing results mean that over 50,000 tea growers can provide nutritious food for their families, and ensure that their children receive an education. It is a similar outcome for beekeepers in Tanzania, weavers in India and forest fruit farmers in Senegal, and other projects too.
Because of your support for the voluntary stalls selling Fairtrade goods in our area, I have just sent £330 to this charity, (the second similar amount this year).
Well done North Norfolk; you're making a great difference to people's lives! Brenda Smith
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October 22nd 2016
Iron Horse back in the saddle
Over 350 members and shareholders had a special treat at an event held for them on 1 October at North Norfolk Railway.
Visitors to the railway’s Weybourne workshops were delighted to see the M&GN Society’s ‘Iron Horse’, War Department 2-10-0 locomotive 90775 boiler reunited with its chassis and wheels – a visual milestone in the process of the loco’s expected return to service early next year in time for the start of the 2017 season.
Society Chairman, Neil Sharpe, said ‘Trustees and members are really pleased with the progress being made. The ‘Iron horse’ really is back in the saddle’.
The Society awarded the contract for the locomotive’s overhaul to the recently established engineering division of the North Norfolk Railway, which has received
considerable investment from the Railway in new facilities and expertise to enable the complete overhaul of locomotives without the need to send them away. It can also undertake work for other heritage lines and locomotive owners. The work on the WD included the complete refurbishment of the horn guides, axle boxes and wheel sets. Optical alignment equipment was used to ensure the accuracy of these components and complex plate renewals were done in the new boiler shop.
Following the successful steam test earlier in the month, the boiler was reunited with the loco chassis in late September. This is a major step in the completion of the overhaul.
Mr Sharpe said ‘The Members and Shareholders’ Day was a huge success giving visitors a wonderful opportunity to see the railway at work and what goes on behind the scenes to make the operation of the railway so successful. The opportunity to see the newly ‘mated’ boiler and chassis was an added bonus and whetted appetites for its return to service in 2017’.
facility, which now has a growing order book for overhaul works including some from Europe’.
The locomotive WD 90775 was built at Glasgow in 1943 as part of an order for the Ministry of Supply. The engine from new was sent abroad to work, and never worked for British Railways. It was repatriated for preservation in 1984, and has been working on the NNR since 2003. It was purchased by the M&GN Society in 2006. The engine is numbered 90775, as the last engine of the same design in BR stock was numbered 90774.
Fundraising for the “Iron Horse Project” has so far raised almost 50% of the estimated cost of the overhaul and return of 90775 to traffic.
Trevor Eady General Manager added ‘the WD is the first complete locomotive overhaul to be processed by the newly established department at the North Norfolk Railway. Our staff have demonstrated the capabilities of the new
Sheringham Lifeboat ‘The Oddfellows’ B 818 Service Launch – Saturday 8 October
At the request of Humber Coastguard, Sheringham Lifeboat was tasked to go to a position approximately 6 miles on a bearing of 275 degrees from the station to investigate what appeared to be a very large yellow object which had been observed by the local coast watch team at Sheringham.
The Lifeboat was launched at 12.30 hrs and quickly found the floating object approx. ½ mile off the beach at Weybourne. The object, a very large metal buoy painted yellow, would appear to be tied to the seabed or at anchor, and is thought to be a mooring buoy (with bollard attached) for the use of vessels working or monitoring the wind farms in the area.
It was an interesting launch.
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Payment in full on booking please. To book contact Keri Lowe 07771 304944 Bird Houses within size limits 20cm x 26cm. Moulds provided for bird baths.
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October 22nd 2016
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The ten popular boys names and ten popular girls names in the CHRONICLE WORDSEARCH were: BENJAMIN CARTER DANIEL ETHAN JAMES LIAM MICHAEL NOAH OLIVER WILLIAM
ABIGAIL CHLOE EMMA HARPER ISABELLA LILY MADISON OLIVIA RILEY SOFIA The NUMBER CRUNCHER One answer was: 14 ÷ 7 x 3 + 2 + 7 – 9 = 6 (there could be others!)
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Addition to car park and toilet plans on part of North Lodge Park Specially designed toilet added to planning application
A new Changing Places toilet for people to use in Cromer has been added into North Norfolk District Council’s plans for the new toilets and car park on part of North Lodge Park.
A campaign for the Changing Places toilet was launched on social media in recent weeks. After seeing the support for the initiative online, Cllr John Rest, North Norfolk District Council’s Cabinet Member for Assets, asked for the facility to be included in the designs for the new toilets.
Cllr Rest said “I’m delighted to say that we have altered our design for the new toilets to 16
include a Changing Places toilet. These facilities are much-needed and offer a real benefit to Cromer.
“It made sense to change the designs especially to help people with disabilities who are visiting Cromer. Visitors would be able to park in the new car park, make use of the Changing Places toilet and get easily down to the seafront.
“Good public toilets that offer the range of facilities that visitors now need are essential – especially when we know more people are visiting north Norfolk than before. I’d like
to thank campaigners for raising the issue and giving us the opportunity to provide a much needed facility in Cromer.”
The plans, amended to include the Changing Places toilet as part of the new public toilets and a 48 space car park, are currently out to consultation.
Emma Spagnola, who started the Facebook group said “This is amazing news. It will make Cromer more accessible for many, locals and tourists alike. I would like to thank all the people that have supported the campaign, particularly Tony Clough MBE (Changing Places) and Jane Davis for putting up with my endless questions.”
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October 22nd 2016
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THE NORTH NORFOLK GARDENER DAHLIAS
Over a period of 18 months, a dedicated team of staff and volunteers at Blickling Hall have turned a neglected events field into a beautiful, productive walled garden, similar to the one that supported the estate up to the late 1930s.
The walled garden produces vegetables and cut flowers and is edged with over 150 fruit trees and it has been interesting to visit the garden regularly as the restoration takes shape. In each season there have been things of interest and the current star of the show is the display of dahlias.
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garden. There are few other plants that produce flowers in such an array of colours reds, purples, mauves, pinks, yellows, magenta, orange, apricot and white. There are also the different sizes and flower shapes. The tightly packed perfectly formed petals of ball and pompon dahlias, the multi-spiked flower heads of the small, medium and giant cactus cultivars, the simple singleflowered forms, the water-lily varieties and many others.
Some people consider that dahlias can be garish but they come in such a variety of shapes, sizes and colours that there is a plant for every taste and varieties that will fit into every colour scheme.
Anyone with dahlias in their garden will now be preparing to protect them for the winter. There are many different ideas on how this should be done. Many gardeners lift their dahlia tubers at the beginning of November or after the first hard frost, whichever comes first. Lifting the tubers is also necessary if slugs are a problem but if the garden is
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relatively free of such pests, sheltered and with free draining soil you might get away with planting deeply and then giving winter protection with straw or bracken.
If you decide to bring the tubers in cut them down to 6 inches from the soil after the first frost blackens them and dig up the tubers carefully, shaking off any soil. Put them upside down in a seed tray or box for a week or so until any water drains from the hollow stems. When the stems are drained, turn the tubers the right way up and stack them together in a box, covered with old potting compost – keeping the crowns uncovered. They must be dry but not left to dry out completely and should be checked once a month and watered if they are getting too dry. Store the tubers in a dark, dry, frost and rodent free place.
About mid-February the tubers can be potted up and with a little heat shoots are produced to provide cuttings to grow on for next year’s plants. If you are not going to take cuttings, plant the overwintered tubers about 6 inches deep in early April in good rich soil in full sun. The new shoots will appear above the soil about a month later. Bob Wilkinson 17
North Norfolk Photographic Society
North Norfolk Photographic Society’s first competition of the 2016-7 year was on 5 October when the judge was David Steel.
the tin’.
Third was Tony Shipp’s ‘Remote Control’ - the Red Arrows doing their frightening looking contra-flights.
David, just getting over a cold, came from Cambridge to give his Lizzie Wallis won the Advanced entertaining and good-humoured Judge, David Steel section. She had caught a Herring comments on the entries in two Gull in meticulous detail, just above a mirror groups - one for novice and one for the more experienced members.
The Novice group was won by Jackie Ormandy with a monochrome photograph of Cley Marshes, a beautifully detailed depiction of the reeds with an iron gatepost in the foreground. Second was Grace Glaister’s shot of Cromer Pier reflections which, as they say, ‘does what it says on
Novice Cromer Pier Reflections by Grace Glaister
Advanced Walking on Water by Lizzie Wallis
the seaside prom amid a fierce storm.
Meetings of the North Norfolk Photographic Society are normally held on the first and third Wednesdays each month at 7.30pm at the Holt Community Centre.
For further details please contact the Club Secretary, Judith Wells at secretary.nnps@gmail.com or visit the club website at www.nnphotosoc.org
flat water surface, one foot having just raised a small splash – ‘Walking on Water’.
Second came Diana Knight with her picture of a male lion in African grassland full of the warm, brown colours of parched summer vegetation.
Novice Cley Marshes by Jackie Ormandy
Third was Alan Dedman’s ‘Mad Dogs and Englishmen’ - a man and his dog walking on
Advanced Lion King by Diana Knight
Sheringham Society 2016 Art Exhibition
Sheringham Society held its popular annual Art Exhibition in August this year at the Masonic Hall. The exhibition provides a great opportunity for local artists to display, and hopefully sell, some of their work. The mayor, David Gooch, opened the exhibition. This year an increasing number of artists (60) displayed their work and 68 paintings were sold. Peter Strudwick and Maureen Gardiner from the Society visited Sheringham Playpark Revamp in October to give the Playpark a cheque for £600, the profit from the art exhibition .The Playpark were very grateful for the donation.
Since Sheringham Playpark Revamp began about 5 years ago, through various fundraising events and donations received from the local community , several improvements have 18
taken place, including:
• increasing the size of and installing some new equipment in the infant area, as well as introducing a picnic area to encourage family use;
• purchasing a pair of football goals with climbing cargo nets;
• replacing the swings which we believe were over 35 years, including a basket swing designed for those who are less able but also a fun experience for all children;
• installing 'The Viper' which is a large rope swing for the older children; and
• installing 'The Rocket Launch’ which is a large rope climbing frame .
The Playpark’s priority is to now roll out new play provision which provides inclusive play that supports those children with special needs and/or physical disabilities, as well as more able children. They would also like to provide accessible outdoor gym equipment for older children and adults.
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New joint procurement pest control contract awarded
North Norfolk District Council, in partnership with Broadland District and Kings Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Councils, has awarded a new pest control preferred supplier contract.
The joint procurement contract with Millennium Pest Control Ltd will lead to savings for residents across the three councils and the introduction of a new online booking system to streamline services, giving people the opportunity to book 24/7.
Cllr Tom FitzPatrick Leader of North Norfolk District Council “We’re really pleased to have Millennium Pest Control as our approved contractor and that working on a joint procurement basis with Kings Lynn and Broadland has allowed us to negotiate very good rates for all our residents.
“If you experience a problem with pests in your home you are guaranteed a service costing significantly less than market rates.”
From 1 October 2016 anyone in the three council areas experiencing a problem with pests, such as bed bugs, rats, fleas, cluster flies, carpet beetles, mice, wasps, or cockroaches, should contact Millennium Pest Control via their council website.
Cllr John Fisher, Broadland District Council’s portfolio holder for environmental excellence, said “This new contract shows excellent partnership working between district councils, and one that delivers great value services for our residents in Broadland.”
A new online booking system will ensure residents’ concerns are dealt with as soon as possible. And for an extra charge, there will be an express service.
Millennium Pest Services will deliver quarterly reports to each council ensuring their environmental teams are aware of services provided and any complaints made. If there are wider pest control issues in any of the council areas, these will be tackled as normal by the councils’ enforcement teams.
Importance of a Will what will you leave behind?
Clapham & Collinge Solicitors support local Will scheme
Having a Will allows you to decide what happens to your assets on your death. Without a Will, your estate, which is everything you own such as: your property, bank accounts, pensions and personal possessions, will be distributed in accordance with the Intestacy Rules. These rules are arbitrary and take effect irrespective of whether or not you would have wanted the distribution. Everyone should consider whether or not they need a Will and then aim to review it at least every five years to check that it reflects any changes in their personal or financial circumstances.
Clapham & Collinge has always been a big supporter of charities and has previously taken part in Will Aid, as well as the Marie Curie Will Scheme that took place 1st May – 31st July this year. This October we are taking part in the scheme Norfolk Will Help. The scheme is a local Will scheme, supporting the following charities: Nelson's Journey, Age UK Norwich, The Benjamin Foundation, Norfolk and Norwich Association for the Blind (NNAB) and the Big C. Sheringham Independent 450
We can draft one of our basic Wills, and instead of our fees you will be asked to Lesley Ward Jennefer Nash make a suggested donation of £100 for a single Will, and £150 for a couple, which disappointment and injustice. We are will be split equally between the five delighted to support Norfolk Will Help once charities. We have a number of appointments again as it’s a great way to put your affairs in available through the Norfolk Will Help order while supporting 5 Norfolk charities.’’ scheme across our offices in Norwich, North Walsham, Sheringham and Brooke. Statistics For more information on the Norfolk Will collected in 2015 show only 47% of adults Help scheme, visit ww.norfolkwillhelp.co.uk. in the UK have written a Will. Out of those To find out more or discuss your individual who have made a Will, 52% have not requirements in further detail, our dedicated reviewed it in the last three years. If you Wills, Trusts and Probate solicitors will have had a change in circumstances since be delighted to help. Contact Jennifer creating your most recent Will such as, Nash from our North Walsham office marriage, children or divorce it may mean that your Will is invalid or no longer reflects on 01692 660230 or Lesley Ward from our Sheringham office on 01263 823398. your wishes. Lin Whitehead, Partner and Head of Wills, Trusts and Probate Department Appointments also available at our Sheringham, Norwich and Brooke offices. said ‘‘We encourage clients of all ages to consider making arrangements for the future. North Walsham office: 31 Market Place, Having a Will allows you to decide what North Walsham NR28 9BS happens to your property and possessions. Sheringham office: 3 Augusta Street, It puts you in control. If you die without Sheringham NR26 8LA a Will, your estate will be distributed in info@clapham-collinge.co.uk accordance with the Intestacy Rules, www.clapham-collinge.co.uk which are old fashioned and can lead to
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NORMAN LAMB CALLS FOR CHANGE IN THE LAW TO REQUIRE MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID IN THE WORKPLACE
Norman Lamb MP is calling on the government to commit to equality for mental health in the workplace by amending health and safety legislation to require all employers to provide Mental Health First Aid.
Mr. Lamb made the call in a Parliamentary Motion to coincide with World Mental Health Day 2016, which this year focuses on the importance of ‘psychological and mental health first aid for all’. The campaign was launched in collaboration with MHFA England, a leading provider of mental health first aid training across the country, with the support of the mental health charity Mind and leading businesses WH Smith and Unilever.
Currently, the main legislation which relates to first aid provision in the workplace focuses on physical illnesses and injuries and is silent on the mental wellbeing of employees. Mr. Lamb’s Early Day Motion marks the first step
in a new campaign urging the Government to address this lacuna in the law, and update guidance for employers to ensure that they are clear about their obligation to support workers’ mental health.
Having staff trained in Mental Health First Aid can help to prevent someone’s condition deteriorating when they are experiencing a mental health problem, by providing initial support until professional help is received.
Recently, a major new survey by Business in the Community, in collaboration with MHFA England, found that employers across the UK are failing to provide adequate support for employees or equip managers with the skills to help them. More than three quarters (77%) of employees have experienced poor mental health and nearly two thirds (62%) have identified work as a contributing factor, the Mental Health at Work report found. Despite this, over half of employees (56%) who disclosed symptoms of poor mental health said that their employer took no actions to address this and only 1 in 5 managers (22%) had received appropriate mental health training. WHSmith and Unilever have now pledged to lead the way in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of employees, while also calling on the Government to act to bring parity to mental and physical health in the workplace. WHSmith has committed to training 1,100 line managers in Mental Health First Aid over the next 12 months, in a bid to ensure that the company has as many mental health first aiders as it does physical first aiders.
Mental Health First Aid training provides people with the skills to recognise the symptoms of common mental health problems, provide initial support to prevent the problem from getting worse, and effectively guide a person towards the right support services. To date, almost 150,000 people in England are trained in Mental
Health First Aid.
Norman Lamb MP, who recently became a trained Mental Health First Aider, and has written to the Work and Pensions Secretary to request a meeting to discuss a possible change to the law, said “The bias towards physical health in first aid legislation is a clear example of the discrimination against mental health in society, which cannot possibly be justified at a time when more and more people are reporting that they have struggled with mental health problems at work.
“If mental health is to be treated in exactly the same way as physical health, every organisation should have trained Mental Health First Aiders just like they have physical first aiders – and I am in no doubt that this important principle should be enshrined in law.
“On a personal level, my eye-opening experience of Mental Health First Aid training was not only incredibly helpful but also emotionally powerful. Most of all, it brought home the absolute importance of listening to people’s concerns, giving them time to express themselves and making sure they understand that there’s nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about.
“If we can stop people’s condition deteriorating and guide them to help, we can have a big impact on their lives. Sickness absence and unemployment related to mental illness is an enormous burden on the economy, so the economic as well as the moral case for all employers to adopt Mental Health First Aid is overwhelming.
“I was very pleased to highlight this important issue in Parliament on World Mental Health Day, particularly given this year’s theme of ‘psychological and mental first aid for all’. The Government should act without delay to amend first aid legislation to include mental health, and make it clear that employers’ responsibilities in the workplace relate to the mental as well as the physical wellbeing of staff.”
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North Walsham and District Branch of Cats Protection
The branch has been very fortunate in recent years to have been left money by cat loving supporters who want to continue to help needy cats in our area. As the money has been left to the charity we do have to advise Cats Protection how it will be spent. When large amounts are received the money cannot be spent on day-to-day running expenses but used for specific purposes. One of the ways we have tried to make a difference is by running our £5 Neutering Campaign to ensure that we help people on low incomes and benefits to get their cats neutered. The money has also been used to pay for neutering feral colonies. At present, with the help of members of the public, we are dealing with three colonies. One of these colonies has been particularly challenging as we have, over the past 15 months, taken in over 50 kittens as well as neutering about 20 adults. Unfortunately, some of the kittens have eluded capture during this time and therefore, when they are eventually caught and neutered, need to be returned to site because they are too old to accept a change in lifestyle. With the help of a determined neighbour we will get them all in the end.
As a few of our pens are now quite old and need replacing, we are also using some of the money we have been left to purchase new pens. We are at present awaiting the delivery of new double pens at the homes of two of our fosterers. This means that, at present, we cannot take in as many cats because the existing pens have been dismantled, new bases have had to be laid as the new pens are bigger than the existing ones, and these have also been tiled. They should be in place by the time you read this, although we may still be waiting for electricity supplies to be reconnected. The new pens are made of UPVC rather than wood and should be easier to clean. If everything goes to plan we will include a photo with the next article.
We recently advertised our first ‘Cats Protection Bingo’ and are happy to report that £278 was raised for the cats. This event proved very popular
and several people wanted to know when we would be having the next one. Rachel and Ant, who worked very hard and organised the event, have said they will arrange some more next year. Turtle, Bear, Panther and Puma Thank you to Lovely young cats, neutered, vaccinated, chipped all who were and ready to leave for new homes involved in making this such a success and for all those who supported the event.
If you are interested in receiving help to neuter your cat/kitten, please ring 07880 256948 (to see if you are eligible for a voucher). This number is for vouchers only and will not be able to help with any other enquiries. The number also applies for those wishing to take advantage of our special neutering campaign.
If you are looking for a cat or kitten (or have any other queries) please give Stephanie a call on 01692 535858. Alternatively you can visit www.northwalsham.cats.org.uk/ for a description and photographs of the cats before giving us a call on the above number to find out where any particular cat is being fostered.
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Dear Margaret,
On 5 October, I fell and cracked my skull open causing loss of blood quite quickly.
I would like to thank Ben at Centra Care and Support for his advice and help, St John's Ambulance team, who professionally cared and took me to Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital and A&E there, where my gash was glued.
An unpleasant incident but with the extremely efficient people on duty I was sent home the next day.
Sue Bradshaw
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BERTIE & THE BANDITS - POPPYLAND SONGS
The concert will include new musical arrangements of poems and tales collected before the First World War by Christobel ‘Kit’ Hood from the men and women who lived and worked on the land.
Life in this remote rural part of north Norfolk was very different in those halcyon days before the London journalist Clement Scott first encountered the remains of St Michael and All Angels church in Sidestrand. So inspired was he by the lonely tower standing at the cliff edge, surrounded by waves of wild poppies, that he described it as The Garden of Sleep, and so created the romantic mystique of Poppyland.
But these original songs and poems pre-dated Clement Scott. Local historian Kit Hood recorded the words as remembered by the folk of Sidestrand and neighbouring parishes. However, she did not record the tunes, and only now have they been set to music by her
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To open the new season of Cromer Music Evenings, and also to start the Coast Arts Festival (Cromer & Sheringham), a concert of songs inspired by Poppyland on Sunday 23 October at 3pm at Templewood, Frogshall, Northrepps, NR27OLJ .
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As a child, Bertie was familiar with the hand written words in the leather bound note books, as she was born and raised in Kit Hood’s house opposite the church in Sidestrand.
Bertie will be performing these previously unknown songs, and some of her own written to commemorate the joy of Poppyland history, singing with her sister Evie Anderson, and their professional musician friends from London, violinist Anne-Marie Kirby, ‘cellist Rhiannon Lock, and Emma Price on flute and accordion. The songs include tales of the Maid of the Mill, Louie Jermy, the elegant daughter of the Overstrand miller, Sally Bean, the local gin smugglers’ favourite moll, The Mundesley Shepherd’s ode to the Mun Beck river, and the extraordinary story of Sidestrand church being moved inland by Sir Samuel Hoare (father of Kit Hood and MP for Norwich), leaving only the medieval tower to its fate on the cliff edge. The concert tells how the collapsing tower and the First World War swept a whole way of life into the history books.
Both Bertie and Evie’s first music lessons were with Cromer postman Terry Keeler on piano, and Bertie learned violin with Norman Moor
Walking Festival
Half term looms, and parents and youngsters are thinking about things they could do together, or indeed, separately. The problem can be finding something that has elements that will delight everyone in the party.
What we can offer on Sunday 23 October, as part of the Norfolk Walking Festival, is a day out that won’t break the bank.
Bertie Anderson-Haggart with her daughter Poppy at Sidestrand church, birthplace of Poppyland
when she was 4 years old. They both attended Overstrand Belfry primary school before receiving scholarships to the Purcell Music School, and the Royal College of Music and Birmingham University.
Bertie is currently musical arranger, voice and viola player in the BeauBowBelles band and the Bowjangles string quartet and appropriately her daughter is called Poppy.
Evie has returned from London to teach singing and music in and around Cromer and is voice coach to the Sheringham Little Theatre productions.
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The walk starts at 10am at Blakeney Village Hall and finishes at 3pm. Under 16s are free when accompanied by two adults. If unaccompanied, then they will have to pay the standard price.
‘Do Different’ in North Norfolk, walks a stretch of the Coast Path, with stops at Morston, Stiffkey, Cockthorpe and Langham Airfield. Walkers will see what makes this part of our county different, its wildlife and built heritage and will hear about local people who achieved fame and infamy, from long ago up to events of yesterday. The final visit will be to Langham Dome, larger on the inside than out, Norfolk’s own ‘Tardis’, packed with information and interactive activities. The charge covers entry to the Museum and return to Blakeney via mini-bus.
All this for little more than a pint of beer!
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October half-term and Christmas sports activities
North Norfolk District Council announces October half-term and Christmas holiday activity options
Costs range from £2.50 for sports sessions to £9.50 for day activities. Different activities are aimed at a range of age groups.
Get ahead of the game and check out what is on offer at North Norfolk District Council’s community sports centres during October half term and the Christmas holidays.
Activities for both holidays have been included in the latest brochure, which is available online at www.north-norfolk.gov.uk and will be distributed via schools in the coming weeks. Events at Cromer, North Walsham and Stalham sports centres include roller skating, football, street dance, trampolining, dodgeball, badminton, logic games, Christmas arts and crafts, playground games, ball games, pirates and capture the flag.
Becky Palmer, Cabinet Member for Health and Wellbeing, said “Planning for school holidays can be a challenge, but with these activities children can have a healthy and enjoyable time while making new friends in a professionally run environment. “There is a wide range of choice, from the very active to the less so - such as logic games and crafts. “Check out the brochure, there are plenty of opportunities to be had.”
Sheringham Ramblers
SUNDAY 23 OCTOBER : 7 mile Family Linear
Walk commencing from Blakeney Village Hall (free car park) led by Don
(01263 514955) (PLEASE NOTE: If this walk appeals then do contact Don simply to check out the route and linear nature of the ramble)
SUNDAY 30 OCTOBER : 10 mile
Sheringham Fit Together Walks Please arrive 20 mins early if you are new to Fit Together. For more information contact Melanie Brown on 07766 259999.
Monday 24 October – 10.30am Sheringham Park Temple Walk –
Grade 2 – 2.5 miles – A walk through the park with moderate gradients on dirt, gravel, grass and woodland paths. Meet at the Dales Hotel Car Park (free), Lodge Hill, Sheringham, NR26 8TJ.
Monday 24 October – 1.30pm -
The brochure also carries details of October half term events at Bacton Woods and Holt Country Park - Halloween trails and a fungi walk guided by an expert.
And there are also details of birthday party packages at the sports centres and plans for 2017.
It includes ’10 top tips’ for involvement in planning decisions and links to our ‘planning and development’ section, with more detailed information on relevant local and national plans and policies, commenting on plans and proposals, developing a planning application in the AONB and Neighbourhood Plans, plus a link to information about work we are doing to try to keep the night skies in the AONB dark, so everyone can enjoy the constellations and wildlife is not affected.
Planning in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Confused about planning and how to respond effectively to protect the character of your local community? There is strong protection for ‘natural beauty’ within (and close to) the AONB within national and local planning policy and guidance, which might help you. The planning system is one of the most important tools for keeping the Norfolk Coast such a special place.
Information on how to get involved in planning consultations has recently been improved and updated on the Norfolk Coast Partnership website see www.norfolkcoastaonb.org.uk/partnership/ get-involved-in-planning/1130
ramble commencing from Marsham
(Free parking in layby off A140) led by Dereck (01263 821300)
WEDNESDAY 2 NOVEMBER : 6 mile ramble commencing from Burgh next Aylsham (free parking in front of
ramble commencing from Gresham Church (free secure roadside parking) led by Jasmine (01263 588822) (PLEASE NOTE: This is a shorter than usual Sunday morning walk)
Church) led by Teresa and Charles (01263 861633)
All rambles indicated above commence at 10am. Dogs are usually welcome but will need to be controlled and it would be advisable to contact the walks leader please.
Sheringham Prom Bookable Introductory Walk and Advanced Grade 1
Meet at the rear car park of the Links Hotel, West Runton, NR27 9QH.
SUNDAY 6 NOVEMBER : 5.5 mile
– any distance to 1 mile. A flat walk along the Sheringham Prom (steep slope to and from promenade). Meet at the Esplanade, off the Boulevard, Sheringham, NR26 8BH. Book this walk on 07766259999 by 3pm on Friday 21 October.
Monday 31 October – 10.30am West Runton to East Runton Walk –
Grade 3 - Approx. 4 miles – A mixture of grass, concrete, gravel and woodland paths with moderate/steep gradients up Incleborough Hill.
Friday 4 November – 10.30am Sheringham to Weybourne Cottages – Grade 3 – Approx. 4 miles – A walk with
steep declines and inclines and stunning views to the Weybourne Cottages and back – we promise great views in either direction. Meet at The Fountain Pond, The Leas, off The Boulevard, Sheringham, NR26 8LG. The Local Pick Up Points for the full Fit Together programme are Sheringham Library and Lloyds Pharmacy
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