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Consultation onwhere new homesshould goViews are being sought by Suffolk Coastal

District Council about how land should be usedand where growth can occur. This forms part of the'Local Development Framework' consultations ondeveloping guidelines for planning decisions for thenext 16 years.

Part of this exercise is to identify where new homesmight be built. Government policy is that 7,710 newhomes need to be found in the district; over half ofthese can already be accounted for in land thatalready has planning permission and land withintowns and villages that could be developed.

Suffolk Coastal has identified land to the east of theA12 at Martlesham and Martlesham Heath where alarge number of houses could be built. Elsewhere,homes are proposed for the Felixstowe area.

A smaller number of houses may be built in villagesand this will be determined by the nature of eachdevelopment and whether the village can provide anextensive range of facilities such as shops, doctor'ssurgery, pub, bus services, school, village hall etc.

The top tier are designated as ‘Key ServicesCentres’. Three of the 24 key centres are inThe News’ area: Witnesham, Otley andGrundisburgh. Details of the categories intowhich the other parishes in our patch fall aregiven inside.

Continued on page 4

MIXED FORTUNES FOR PUBSThe Castle pub at Bredfield closed down late

last year and is now standing empty. It isunclear what the future is. However, the TurksHead in Hasketon has started serving mealsagain, and The Dog in Grundisburgh had its bestChristmas ever.

One of the ways in which The News sets out toserve its 17 villages is by promoting the businessesin them. We like to run features on local enterprisesand hope that the pubs in our catchment area willfeed us information about what they have to offer.

Above: Award winning Otley Players havepersuaded John Parish to direct their nextproduction ‘Local Affairs’. Details on page 17.

Left: Charmaine Cooper, the composer whosespecially commissioned work ‘The GoldenThread’ will be premiered at the Trianon concertin Grundisburgh Church. More on page 3.

Arts in the area

An open invitation to The News annual general meeting Friday 27 March 7.30pm Grundisburgh Parish Rooms.

You give us feedback we give you a drink

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News DiaryJANUARYSaturday 31Dick Turpin GADS GVH2pm & 7.30pm Contact738824

FEBRUARYThursday 5All You Need to Know AboutTea Talk Gr Burgh & CulphoWI GPR 7.30pm Contact735838

Friday 6Dick Turpin GADS GVH7.30pm Contact 738824

Fish and Chip Quiz NightBredfield VH 7.30pm. PBE.Contact 01394 386977

Saturday 7Dick Turpin GADS GVH2pm & 7.30pm Contact738824

Table Top Sale Bealings VH9am-12noon Contact 620213

Thursday 12Working in the PrisonService Clopton Ladies GroupVH Contact 737417

Friday 13‘When Motoring Was Fun’Talk & Supper Hasketon VH7.15pm Contact 01394 388970

Monday 16Otley Parish Council MtgOVH 7.30pm. Contact 890271

Tuesday 17Zeppelin over Suffolk LocalHistory Soc GPR 7.30pmContact 738321

Monday 23Organic Gardening Talk byKaren Kenny Otley & Dist.Gardening Club VH 7.30pmContact 890091

Saturday 28thTrianon Music GroupConcert St Mary’s Church, Gr7.30pm. Contact 735481.

MARCHThursday 5Ribbon Craft Cards GrBurgh & Culpho WI GPR7.30pm Contact 735838

Saturday 7Family Quiz Otley VHContact 890269

Table Top Sale Bealings VH9am-12noon Contact 620213

Jumbo Jumble Sale BredfieldVH iao St. Andrew’s Ch 2pm-4pm

Monday 9Gr & Culpho Parish Co.Mtg GPR 7.30pm Contact735451

Friday 13Yokohama, Japan Talk andSupper Hasketon VH 7.15pmPBE Contact 01394 388970

Saturday 14St. Patrick’s Barn Dance iaoFOGS Gr. Primary School7pm - 10pm Contact 738632


Tuesday 17Researching Parish &Family History Local HistorySoc. GPR 7.30pm Contact738321

Thursday 19Ali Baba CADS CharsfieldVH 7.30pm.Contact 737206

Dick WhittingtonTADPOLES Tuddenham VH7.45pm Contact 785003

Friday 20Ali Baba CADS CharsfieldVH 7.30pm.Contact 737206


Saturday 21Ali Baba CADS CharsfieldVH 7.30pm.Contact 737206


Quiet Day Otley Hall ‘SomeSymbols of Christ’s Passion’10am-4pm PBE Contact890264

Friday 27Gr News Annual GeneralMeeting GPR 7.30pm.Contact 738866

Monday 30Latest Seeds & Plants forOur Gardens Talk Otley &Dist. Gardening Club VH7.30pm Contact 890091

APRILThursday 2Chocolate Talk Gr Burgh &Culpho WI GPR 7.30pmContact 735838

Friday 3Archive Eve includingCheese & Wine iao BredfieldVH 7.30pm Contact 01394386977

Friday 17Quiz Night & talk CubaCycle Ride Hasketon VH 7.15Contact 01394 388970

Tuesday 21Gr & Culpho Annual ParishMeeting GVH 7.30pmContact 735451

Saturday 25Plant Sale Bealings VH10am-12noon Contact 735565

Sunday 26Car Boot/Table Top SaleBredfield PF 8.30am-2.30pm.Contact 01394 386977

Monday 27Flowers & Hanging BasketsTalk Otley & Dist. GardeningClub VH 7.30pm Contact890091

Local History Soc. GPR7.30pm Contact 738321

Thursday 30Quiet Day Otley Hall ‘Faithin a Scientific Age’ 10am-4pmPBE Contact 890264

MAYMonday 4Plant & Book Sale HasketonVH Contact 01394 388970

Thursday 7Resolutions, Bring andShare Supper Gr Burgh &Culpho WI GPR 7.30pmContact 735838

Saturday 9Spring Fair iao FOGS Gr.Primary Sch. 11am - 1pmContact 738632

Monday 11Gr & Culpho Parish Co.Mtg GPR 7.30pm Contact735451

AGM & Annual ParishMeeting Otley Parish CouncilOVH 7pm. Contact 890271

Tuesday 19English Landscapes andGarden History LocalHistory Soc. GPR 7.30pmContact 738321

Sunday 31Fun Day iao SwillandChurch, Moon & Mushroom2-5.30pm. Contact 785726

JUNESaturday 13/Sunday 14Hidden Gardens of Gr Burgh & Culpho iao HortSoc 2-6pm. Contact 735932


Saturday 20Music Event iao St. Mary’sParish Church Gr. Contact738831

Sunday 28Jazz & Barbeque ShrubberyFarm Hasketon 12noonContact 01394 383108

JULYSaturday 11Grundisburgh Village Show.Contact 738267

Saturday 18Hasketon Fete Contact 01394388970

Duck Race & Fun Eveningiao Gr. Scouts VG Contact735352

AUGUSTFriday 7Evening Garden Party iaoGr Burgh & Culpho Hort SocPurbrook Hse, Gr. PBE.Contact 738330.

Key for abbreviations:P/VH - Parish/Village hallPF - Playing fieldPR - Parish roomsVG - Village greenS - SchoolPBE - pre booking essential

All codes are 01473 unlessgiven otherwise.

Items can be sent to HeatherLangdon or direct to TheNews (see page 19).

Please separate diary entryfrom any editorial providedand only include date, nameof event, organisationinvolved, venue, time andcontact phone number. Alsoindicate if pre-booking isessential.

The diary is published both topromote events and to helporganisers avoid clashes ofdates when possible, so wewelcome details of majorevents well in advance.

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What’s On

PANTO TIME ...DickTurpin atGrundisburghGrundisburgh Amateur

Dramatic Society(GADS) Players proudlypresent their hilariouspantomime ‘Dick Turpin’.

Dashing Dick the notorioushighwayman is a loveablerogue, but a true villain is atwork, framing Dick for hisevil deeds. Dick must clear hisname and save duckhand Billy

Bumpkin, who falls foul of thelaw trying to win the love ofKatie Cuddlesome.

Regular GADS panto-goerswill be delighted at the returnof comedy duo Adam Kearneyas the lovesick Billy Bumpkinand Kate Adams as buxomKatie Cuddlesome, who sparkoff each other wonderfully.John Richards makes anenergetic and forceful DameDollop, using his powerfulstage presence to make themost of the hilarious script.Dashing Dick Turpin is playedby principal boy-in-boots,Charlotte Crown, with hissweetheart Lady CarolineLotaloot (Rachel Stock),combining their voices insong. Daisy the Cow and herathletic udder, is performed byby Laura Olantunje (above)and Stacey Jay.

Highly talented comedyperformer Brian White makeshis GADS debut as baddie MrX, with a wicked laugh thatmay sound familiar to some!He lords it up over hisbrainless henchmen, Smash(Jo Bailey) and Grab (JudithBignell). Be ready with theboos and hisses! Nick and Nab(Vicky Hart and Nikki Brown)play the local boys in blue, hot(or rather warm) on the heelsof Dick Turpin in anotherwonderful comedy pairing. Achorus of local children givetheir all in the fine song anddance numbers choregraphedby Kara Redman

Performanceswill be held atGrundisburghVillage Hall at7.30pm onFriday 30 andSat 31January,Friday 6 andSaturday 7February.There are alsomatinees onSaturday bothSaturdays at2pm. Ticketspriced at £5for adults and£2 forchildren are

available from the Old ForgeStores. Some tickets may beavailable on the door.

Dick Whittington atTuddenhamOnce again, the village folk

at Tuddenham areworking hard in preparationfor the production of DickWhittington and his Cat to beperformed by TADPOLES,Tuddenham Amateur DramaticPeople Of Little Experience.

In reality their experience isnot so little, this being theirtwenty third production!Performances will be held inthe Tuddenham St. Martin'sVillage Hall on 19, 20 and 21February starting at 7.45pm,with a matinee on theSaturday at 2.30pm. Ticketsare priced at £5 per adult and£2.50 for children, except onthe Thursday when the price

will be £4 per adult and £2 forchildren. Tickets can beobtained from Pat Tanner on01473 785003.

Ali Baba atCharsfieldCADS' 2009 production is

'Ali Baba and the FourThieves'. Tony Hale hasadapted the traditional tale ofAli Baba to current times asAli Baba is tempted by a cavefull of treasure stolen by adown-sized band of brigandsand a sultan, strapped for cash,seeks a wealthy suitor for hisindulged daughter.

There's no hint of belttightening on the costumesand set though - the audiencewill be transported to anexotic eastern land of spicesand silks, gold and jewels,incense and……a talkingcamel. A fun evening'sentertainment for all ages.

The peformances are onThursday 19, Friday 20 andSaturday 21 March at 7:30 pmin Charsfield Village Hall.Tickets (£6.50 for adults, £4for under 16). For furtherinformation, call PeterHolloway on 01473 737206.Tickets are also available fromBridge Garage (01473737481) in Charsfield and‘The Teapot’ (01728 748079)in Wickham Market748079)

ST PATRICK'S BARN DANCE

The Friends ofGrundisburgh School

(FOGS) are holding a BarnDance on Saturday 14 Marchto celebrate St Patrick’s Day

and help raise money for thenew school library. It takesplace at Grundisburgh PrimarySchool 7-10pm. Tickets cost£5 for adults and £2.50 forchildren 4 and over - the priceincludes ploughman's supper.

Lucy Haste (FOGS secretary) 738632

TRIANON IN THECOMMUNITYCONCERTOn Saturday 28 February,

St Mary's ChurchGrundisburgh plays host to theTrianon Strings and Singers.Under conductor ProfessorChristopher Green OBE, theaudience will be treated tomusic by Handel and Purcell,Leroy Anderson's JazzPizzicato, William LloydWebber's Elegy, a medley ofsongs by Andrew LloydWebber, and much more.

Plus, in celebration of TrianonMusic Group's 50thAnniversary, the TrianonStrings and Singers will begiving the world premiere of aspecially commissioned work,‘The Golden Thread’. Themusic has been composed byCharmaine Cooper, withwords by Joanna Clark,winner of the Times 2007Poetry Competition. BothCharmaine and Joanna will bepresent at the concert and willbe delighted to meet membersof the audience.

The concert starts at 7.30pm.Tickets, £5 for adults and £1children, are available fromIrene Brunning 01473 735481,Old Forge Stores and WilliamsShop, Grundisburgh.

Adam Kearney and LauraOlantjunje in rehearsal

Trianon in the community strings

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Consultationon new homesContinued from page 1

Otley

Otley Parish Council hasfirmly rejected

proposals to develop greenfield sites in the village. At ameeting in January,councillors consideredproposals contained inSuffolk Coastal's draft LocalDevelopment Framework

Finding out more andmaking comments

Details, including maps,can be downloaded from

the Suffolk Coastal websitewww.suffolkcoastal.gov.uk/yourdistrict/planning/review.Queries can be made to 01394444761. During theconsultation period, thedistrict council proposals canbe viewed at an exhibition atits offices at Melton Hill.

Comments on these sites canbe made using the districtcouncil's online consultationsystem. Forms for postalcomments are available fromLDF Consultations, PlanningServices, Suffolk CoastalDistrict Council, Melton Hill,Woodbridge, Suffolk IP121AU, 01394 383789.

The consultation period endson 20 February.

The parish clerks from thethree key centre villages in theNews’ area have kindly

(see page 1).

Otley has been designated aKey Service Centre whichproposes modest estate scaledevelopment consistent withthe scale and character of thevillage, with preference beinggiven to brown-field sites andinfills.

Chairman Malcolm Smith,referring to the recentlycompleted Otley Parish Plan,said that a majority ofresidents were willing to seesmall scale development inthe village, with mostfavouring the existing factorysite at Hubbards. With just265 homes in the village atpresent, Mr Smith said thatany proposals would need tobe proportionate if they werenot to place a burden onexisting facilities.

Details and maps of the sitesput forward for considerationin Otley are displayed on theparish council notice boardoutside the doctors’ surgery.

Richard Treloar, parish clerk , Otley Parish Council', 01473 890271

Grundisburgh

Owners of eight plots ofland in and around

Grundisburgh have asked fortheir land to be placed insidethe physical limits boundary,thus giving presumption infavour of development.These are….

� South of Post MillCrescent� Between the Old PoliceHouse and Park View, ParkRoad� Recreation Ground southof Post Mill Orchard and PostMill Close� Surrounding 22-24 StoneyRoad

� Surrounding 26 StoneyRoad� Adjacent to The Cottage,Woodbridge Road� Adjacent to High Bank,The Street� Adjacent to andsurrounding GrundisburghHouse, Woodbridge Road� Between The Street andMeeting Lane� Off Ipswich Road, north ofBarn Farm.

Owners of two more plotswithin the physical limitboundary have also appliedfor residential development.

Grundisburgh & CulphoParish Council considered thesites at its January meetingand will be objecting to allexcept the one off IpswichRoad. It considers this couldprovide the only possiblesolution to achieving a newvillage hall for Grundisburgh.

Site 567 (opposite MillHouse, Mill Hill and North ofBurgh House) was includedin error and has beenremoved from the list.

Details can be seen on theparish council web sitewww.grundisburgh-culpho.suffolk.gov.ukplanning section or viewed atGrundisburgh Post Office.

John Ager, parish c lerk,, Grundisburgh & Culpho Parish Council,

01473 735541, [email protected]

Swilland and Witnesham

Swilland and WitneshamGrouped Parish Council

has considered the proposalsthat have been developedover some considerable timeand believe them to bebroadly reasonable.

SWGPC supports the placingof Swilland and Witneshamas ‘Local’ and ‘Key ServiceCentres’ respectively andwould be pleased to considersome modest development onspecific sites. Little change isenvisaged to the physicallimits boundaries.

Details will be displayed onnoticeboards at WeylandRoad and the War Memorial,and also on our villagewebsite, www.witnesham.org.

Libby Cotton, parish clerk, Swilland & Witnesham Parish Council,

01473 785355

provided the information onthis page. The categories forour other parishes are:

‘Local Service Centres’BredfieldCharsfieldCloptonGreat BealingsHasketonLittle BealingsSwilland

‘Other villages’PlayfordTuddenham

‘Countryside’

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CHARITABLEEXERTIONSMarathonchallenge 1

In October I was given theall clear from breast cancerso to celebrate I applied to runin the 2009 London Marathon.

I was very lucky to be offereda place from‘BreakthroughBreast Cancer’,which is theUK's leadingcharitycommitted tofighting breastcancer throughresearch,campaigningand education.

I fullyappreciate howimportantresearch is. Iwas diagnosedwith breastcancer justeight weeksafter mymother, HazelRuffles, died ofthe samedisease. Hersister Sylviahad also died inthe same wayseveral yearsearlier. I havealready contributed to the“Breakthrough” researchprogramme by providingblood samples and dietaryrecords, so I feel veryprivileged to be given theopportunity to raise funds toensure that their research cancontinue.

My target for marathondonations is £2000 butunfortunately one of the thingsI find most difficult, apartfrom going out for a run on acold wet morning, is askingpeople for money.

Marathonchallenge 2

Iam a 22 year old life-longGrundisburgh resident andformer pupil of GrundisburghPrimary School and amcurrently studying a lawconversion course atNottingham Law School.

One year ago mygrandmotherdied ofcancer,leavingbehind myblind anddisabledaunty who iscurrently in

care as a result.Inspired by the

cause, I will be running in theLondon Flora Marathon inApril of this year in aid ofSeeAbility (The Royal Schoolfor the Blind).

I am aiming to raise at least£1300 in order to help peoplelike my aunty lead their livesto the best of their potential.

I would be very grateful forsupport through my charitywebsite http://www.justgiving.

Friends in the village havesuggested another method ofraising funds so, with theirhelp we will be having a‘Charity Spring Ball’ in aid ofBreakthrough Breast Canceron Saturday 14 March at OtleyCollege. Tickets are £25 andwill include a three course

meal, entertainmentand dancing to ‘TheOutlines’. If you areunable to come butreally would like tomake a donation,this can be madeonline by visitingwww.justgiving.com/alysonchilvers orby phoning me on01473 737674.

I have taken myquest to run theLondon Marathonvery seriously.Training is goingvery well and todate I can runfive miles in thetime that ittakes to cookmacaroni cheese.Well to be honest,just a little bitlonger than it takesto cook macaronicheese - anotherburnt

dinner!

Not only do I have to bephysically fit but I also needto be mentally prepared.Running 26 miles, 385 yardsallows lots of time forthinking and the one thing thatis always on my mind as I runthrough the lanes of Otley ishow lucky I am to have hadfamily and friends who helpedme through an even longerand more difficult journey. Iwould never have got throughwithout them.

Alyson Chilvers, Warrens Farm, Otley.

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Christian Manning, 07709471070

Cuban cyclechallenge

Chloe Pitcher of Hasketonand Deb Hayward of

Woodbridge went on a cycleride in Cuba in November.This was in aid of their charity'Women for women', whichsupports women and theirchildren.

They would like to say a big'thank you' to everyone for alltheir help, support anddonations in their fundraisingfor Cycle Cuba. They bothfinished the ride, covering 240miles in five days.

The two cyclists will be givinga short talk about their time inCuba during the Quiz Nighton Friday 17 April in TheVictory Hall, Hasketon.

Richard Smith

Above: Deb Hayward and ChloePitcher (right) in Cuba;Far left: Alyson Chilvers in training;Left: Christian Manning.

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Policingarrangementsacross thecountyAreview by Suffolk

Constabulary of its SaferNeighbourhood Teams (SNT)style of policing has led tosome changes beingimplemented. The county-wide system is designed tohelp deal with local concerns,including crime and anti-social behaviour.

The review found a lack ofconsistent approach across thecounty, with insufficientlyeffective partnership workingand problem-solving in someareas. Also, some SNTofficers were spending long

periods away from theirteams. The principal aim ofthe review was to find waysof making SNTs even moreeffective at solving problemsfaced by communities.

Considerable work andconsultation resulted in thefollowing key changes to theSNT arrangements:

� Moving from 47 SNTs to30, while ensuring that therewas no reduction in theoverall number of front-lineofficers working in eitherresponse or SNT roles;

� Ensuring that the PoliceCommunity Support Officers,Volunteers, SpecialConstables and PoliceConstables in the teams focustheir time on SNT work andare not abstracted to performother duties;

�Giving each SNT adedicated Team Sergeant whowill work with the team for atleast 80% of the time ;

� Ensuring that SNTs aretasked to deal with issues thatcommunities see as realpriorities which can then bedealt with in partnership withothers before moving on tothe next priority.

The link to the SNTs is theSafer Neighbourhood TeamTasking Groups (SNT TGs) ,which are made up of parishcouncillors, parish clerks,local authority councillors andofficers, communityrepresentatives andconstabulary officers.

SNT TGs meet regularly toset priorities, agree actions,monitor problem-solving andconsider a range ofperformance statistics.

The revised arrangements arerelatively new but the conceptof locally determined prioritysetting to help alleviate crimeand anti social behaviour is tobe welcomed and thededicated Sergeant to run eachSNT seems a significant stepforward.

The villages covered by TheNews fall under three separateSafer Neighbourhood Teams:

Kesgrave SNTSwilland, Witnesham,Grundisburgh, Tuddenham,Culpho, Playford, GreatBealings and Little Bealings

Tel: 01473 613500Email:[email protected]

Saxmundham &Framlingham SNTCharsfieldTel: 01473-613500Email:[email protected]

Woodbridge & District SNTOtley, Clopton, Burgh,Hasketon, Boulge, Bredfield,Dallinghoo, Debach

Tel: 01473 613500Email: [email protected]

This explanation of thepolicing arrangements waskindly put together for TheNews by Jerry Goddard, whois the Grundisburgh ParishCouncillor responsible forlinks with the police.

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Suffolk County Council hascompleted a year long

study into the lorry-relatedissues, including those raisedby the local campaigninggroup Save our Rural Roads(SORR). The policydevelopment panel’srecommendations, now agreedby the SCC Cabinet, representa major improvement in thecounty council’s policies tomanage and control HGVs onrural roads.

The full list of improvementsis given in Section 16 of theSORR Report (see right).

One improvement has alreadybeen implemented. The on-line version of the HGVIncident Reporting Schemewill make it much easier andquicker to report HGV-relatedincidents on our roads. Weurge everyone to make full useof this and report anyproblems with lorries (such asignoring weight restrictions,damaging verges/kerbs,blockages, near misses, etc).The county council will takeaction on all reported incidentsand the data gathered will alsoprovide clear evidence of thereal problems we all face.

The on-line system can bereached from the link on theSORR website. For thosewithout access to a computer,printed forms are availablefrom Customer ServicesDirect on 0845 606 6067.

Update on DebachEnterprises ...The Ombudsman wasscheduled to give his finalresponse to SORR’s bulkcomplaint aboutmaladministration by SuffolkCoastal on 18 December buthas delayed his decision until

SUFFOLK COUNTYCOUNCIL LISTENS TOSORR!

‘early in the New Year’.

The concrete blast deflectorsthat formed the unsightly wallat the rear of their site inLooms Lane has at last beenremoved and replaced with adecent wooden fence and anew hedge. Let us hope thatthis is the end of the plans toexpand along the rear runwaysection.

...and Gressingham FoodsAfter a considerable delay bySuffolk Coastal DistrictCouncil (SCDC), theproposals to take enforcementaction against possiblebreaches of planning controlsat the Gressingham Foods siteare scheduled to be presentedto its Development Sub-Committee on 5 February. Ithas taken us nearly two yearsand constant pressure to reachthis stage.

... and Green Burial Site Although the proposals for thegreen burial site inGrundisburgh Road,Tuddenham,did not involveHGV traffic, SORR wasconcerned over the potentialincremental increase in trafficalong the surrounding roadnetwork. We lodged anobjection on this basis and itwas quoted as one of thereasons for refusing theapplication.

More SORRsAs a result of a presentation tothe Suffolk Association ofLocal Councils members,SORR has been approached tohelp establish similar branchesin other communities. One isalready being established inthe Beccles area.Tony Fryatt, Secretary, Campaign to Save

Our Rural Roads

BRIEFLY...Age Concern Suffolk has recently opened a bright new

Help Centre in central Ipswich, at 41a Upper BrookStreet. It is open Monday to Friday 9am to 5 pm. The AgeConcern shop next door has been so busy recently that morevolunteers are needed. The telephone number for the shop is01473 284259 and for the help centre 257039.

The new year for Crossroads’ 100+ Club starts on 1February. A £6 yearly ticket gives a chance of winning

£15 or £10 at the monthly draw. The rest goes towardshelping the carers of people of all ages who are ill ordisabled, so that they may continue to live in their ownhomes, with Crossroads’ help. To join, contact KatherineSmith on 01394 388970.

Strictly Square Dancing for Fun is on offer at All SaintsChurch Hall, Main Road, Kesgrave. Club members are

running a free, informal and friendly evening on Wednesday11 March between 7.45 and 10pm. They dance there everyWednesday and would like to start a new dancers' class.Details from 01473 785483.

Woodbridge Probus Club has some vacancies for retiredor semi-retired men over 50 who are invited to contact

the secretary, Ron Fisher on 01473 631347. The club has avaried programme for 2009, which includes speakers onpolice collision investigation, photography, a day in the life ofa magistrate, Ipswich Transport Museum, weather forecastingand the experiences of a Wimbledon referee.

The Go with the Flow Youth Bus is a new project comingto rural parishes in Suffolk Coastal. The service will be

provided by a newly converted double-decker bus and isaimed at 13 – 19 year olds. It is currently looking forvolunteers to work with the young people and assist in allaspects of running the service. Call Jon Denny Youth BusCoordinator on 07876 680909 or [email protected].

The Helping Hand agency was set up to help elderly ordisabled people overwhelmed by the prospect of repairing

or adapting their homes. Advice and support is available forthose who want to make their home better suited to theirneeds. There is also a small repairs service for whichcustomers pay only the costs of any materials. Informationfrom Suffolk Coastal District Council on 01394 444644,www.suffolkcoastal.gov.uk/yourhome/housing/helpinghand/

SORR Report 2008 - “Reclaiming Suffolk's Rural Roads”What is SORR all about? Our 2008 report, giving

details of the problems, issues and changes we wouldwish to see on our rural roads, is now available as a

download from our website:www.sorr.org.uk

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Grundisburgh Gleanings

SCOUTINGNEWSThe 1st Grundisburgh Scout

Group wish to thankeveryone who supported ourXmas event on The Green bycontributing mince pies andfruit cakes, also gratefulthanks for money giventowards our fundraising. Theweather was kind to us andthere was a good communityspirit amongst all there.

We have now started backafter the holidays with a goodattendance in all four sections.

The Fynn Valley Explorersalong with Explorers fromKesgrave Group attended theGilwell Winter Camp in Essexfrom Friday 9 to Sunday 11January, joining almost 1,000other members from the UK.That Friday night was one ofthe coldest for a very longtime, not ideal for being in atent, although during theweekend the ground wasfrozen solid so at least notmuddy like Gilwell normallyis! They had an excellent timewith many activities such asarchery, rifle shooting,climbing and quad-bikes.

In February the Explorers,joined by some of our olderScouts, will be attendingPhoenix 4 Camp at LandguardFort, Felixstowe, where onceagain there will be manyactivities including indoor airrifles and Crystal Mazechallenges.

On Sunday 22 March we willbe taking part in the annual

for visitors). We are lookingforward to another busy year,especially as 2009 is the 90thanniversary of our branchbeing formed. Our 90thbirthday party is planned forSeptember. If you don't wantto miss out join now.

Carol Barker, 735838

Local HistoryResearch Group

The Grundisburgh LocalHistory Society’s research

group had its second meetingin January and is now goingfrom strength to strength.

The cataloguing of the societyarchive is progressing apaceand thought is now beinggiven to how this can bestored so that it can beavailable to anybody doingresearch in the village or localarea. Thought is also beinggiven to possible publicationslater in the year.

The society is always willingto accept items for its archiveso please let us know if youhave anything you want toshare with us, and feel free tocome to the next meeting,which will be in the ParishRooms on Tuesday 3 March.

Sally Williams, 01473 738 321 and Albert Usher, 738 195

Santa Special

Once again Santa visitedGrundisburgh and

enjoyed seeing lots ofchildren in his grotto on 13December. Our thanks toMartin Hunt and colleaguefor providing steam tractionengine rides, in spite of theappalling weather, AnnWilletts for face painting, andlots of other helpers,especially ‘Santa’. Yoursupport was muchappreciated, raising £286 forthe East Anglian AirAmbulance.

Marion and Dennis Pratt

Mothers' Day Parade at St.Mary's Church, Grundisburgh,where we will be displayingour new Beaver Flag for thefirst time. On Sunday 26 Aprilwe will be celebrating St.George's Day in a parade to beheld at Framlingham.

The ducks will be racing againon Saturday 18 July.

Once again thanks to all oursupporters and, if anyinformation is requiredregarding the Scout Group orExplorer Unit, please call me.

Pat Ross, Group Secretary/TroopAssistant, 01473 735352/07929 730709

Grundisburghplaygroup The children enjoyed the

time leading up toChristmas making their ownNativity scene which was ondisplay at the crib exhibitionin the village - this activityallowed the children toconstruct and play with thenativity characters and re-tellthe Christmas story. They alsoattended a fantastic partyarranged by parents from thecommittee, and the delightfulNativity play withrefreshments of mulled wine(for the adults!) watched by somany parents, relatives andfriends was wonderful.

To add to a very busy halfterm we had our surprise visitfrom Ofsted one coldNovember morning - the fullreport is available on requestbut to summarise:Grundisburgh Playgroupprovides firm foundations for

its children. They are safe andhappy and their individualwelfare needs are valued andrespected in an inclusiveenvironment. Management andstaff have the knowledge andskills to ensure that the needsof all children are met. TheOfsted inspector said,informally, that such a prettyvillage was very lucky to havesuch wonderful facilitieswithin its community.

During the rest of this springhalf term we are lookingforward to celebrating Chinesenew year and tasting foodsfrom there. We will be talkingabout our feelings and thepeople we care for, asValentines day approaches

To find out about childrenattending playgroup, pleasering 01473 735161 to requestan application form or toarrange a visit.

Anna Greenwood

WI REPORTAt the Christmas party held

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Grundisburgh Gleanings

Since 12 January CanonConsulting Engineers have

carried out traffic surveys usingCCTV cameras and road stripsto calculate the volume of trafficin the Meeting Lane and TheGreen area of Grundisburgh.

This is to support anotherapplication by Flagship Housingto build five houses and sevenbungalows in Meeting Lane - onthe site of nos 1 & 2, which areto be demolished, and part of therear gardens to 3 to 7 MeetingLane, and create a new sharedaccess road.

A similar application wasrefused in March 2008 bySuffolk Coastal District Councilon the grounds that MeetingLane is not wide enough inplaces for two cars to pass, doesnot have footpaths all along, andits junction with The Green issubstandard in width andvisibility. It does not thereforeform a suitable access to servicethe level of developmentproposed and would give rise totraffic safety problems contraryto policy AP27 of the SuffolkCoastal Local Plan.

Grundisburgh & Culpho ParishCouncil objected to the previousapplication for this site andconsiders that this revisedscheme does not change any ofthose objections. It is the sub-standard nature of the crossroadson The Green, not the volume oftraffic, that gives rise to trafficsafety problems. The crossroadsare the hub of the village andany incremental increase oftraffic would exacerbate thatdanger.

The parish council considers thatthere would be room for a smalldevelopment of up to four homeson the site of 1 & 2 MeetingLane. There is no need to reducethe gardens and therefore theamenity of 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7Meeting Lane.

If anyone would like to commenton this application (C08/2205)they should address their lettersto Mr R Chamberlain, Planning

The mystery of the missingMillennium paintingAbout a year ago someone borrowed the original watercolour by the late Phyllis Kemsley which she used to paint1,000 mugs to celebrate the Millennium. We believe it wasborrowed from the parish rooms by a member of one of thevillage’s organisations who needed it for promotionalpurposes. Please can we have it back! Contact John Ageron 735541, [email protected]

Meeting Laneplanningapplicationback again

Department, Suffolk CoastalDistrict Council, Melton Hill,Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 1AU.

Ann Willetts, chairman, parish councilplanning sub-committee

What's On - byInternetThe Grundisburgh Internet

News Group formerly atYahoo has embarked upon a newlease of life.

It has transferred its mode ofoperation and base from Yahooto Google Mail, makingmembership far simpler forpeople who wish to keep up todate with village events throughemail. As a result, the number ofactive users has more thanquadrupled and a very usefulnews ‘grapevine’ has come intobeing.

As well as publicity for events bylocal groups, it is hoped that theservice can be used for localcouncil news, police advice andwarnings, transport information-even lost pets.

All addresses will be keptconfidential - they will not begiven to anyone else within oroutside the group, and there willbe no advertising other than byvillage concerns. All posts willbe monitored to make sure thatcontributions are suitable.

To join the group, all you have todo is to send your email addressto [email protected]. Any news orannouncements that you wish tohave relayed should be sent tothe same address. It is acompletely free service.

Martin Hough and John Ager

New villageguide by mailorder

The new edition of theGrundisburgh Guide,

published in late 2008 is sellingwell in village shops and TheDog pub.

It is now also available by mailorder at £3 to cover post andpacking. Payment (made out toGrundisburgh Guide) should besent to John Ager, 8 Post MillClose, Grundisburgh IP13 6UU.

Neighbourhoodget-together

Grundisburgh residentswere invited to ‘meet

their neighbourhood watchreps’ at a drop in session atthe parish rooms on 24January, organised by newcoordinator Tom Coomber.They were also able to meetPolice Constable 163, KayHammond (right), who looksafter Grundisburgh, as wellas Tuddenham and Culpho

For those unable to attend,details of the area reps aredisplayed on village notice

boards. A further five repswere recruited at themeeting and more would bewelcomed. Ring 738550.

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Fantastic Results fromOfsted2008 was a great year forGrundisburgh School,packed full of activities andevents. Pupil numbers arenow up to 125 and, with aglowing Ofsted report justbefore Christmas, this is setto rise.

The school and thoseassociated with it start the yearwith a well-deserved pat onthe back.

In the words of the report,“This is a good school. Goodteaching means that pupils'achievement is good. Teachersare hard working andenthusiastic. They managepupils' behaviour well andmake good use of resources. Awide range of visits andvisitors enhance the goodcurriculum and contribute topupils' outstanding enjoymentof school…… Pupils enjoyharmonious relationships witheach other and with adults.Pupils are polite and courteousand generally behave well.”

Clearly, the school is eager toenjoy 2009 with addedenthusiasm and recognition.We are not complacenthowever, and have a wealth ofthings planned for the newyear!

So, what's been happening inyour local school and whathave the children been gettingup to?

International links withschools

We have links with a school inFrance, swopped letters withCasey Bingham's school in

Korea and hosted anAfrican dance andmusic workshopsupporting a school inUganda.

Lot of Extra-Curricular Clubsfor the ChildrenOur list of extra-curricular clubs isgrowing all the timeand we currently offerCross Country, Golf,Football, TagRugby andMulti Skillsclubs on thesports side. Formusic lovers,there's choir,handbells,orchestra,harmony groupand a Key Stage1 club. On topof that, we alsohave anEnvironmentClub, Board Games Club,sewing for Year 6 and KnittingClub. It's quite a list!

New Pond will create ourown Eco-WarriorsWe have a posh new pondpaid for by Friends ofGrundisburgh School (FOGS)and by the children's ownenterprising efforts to raisemoney during the summerholidays. It will be well-usedfor pond dipping andenvironmental studies!

Oh la la-Grundisburghgoes all FrenchEvery September, Year 6pupils in their final year atGrundisburgh School go on a

week long residential trip to aPGL chateau in France. Thechildren enjoy outdoorchallenges such as abseilingand kayaking, as well ashaving the opportunity to tryout their French-speakingskills when they buy items fortheir lunch at a nearby marketand boulangerie.

In school, the children host aFrench-style café, servingcoffee, croissants and pain-au-raisins to parents, friends andneighbours - an opportunity

GREAT GOINGS ON AT GRUNDISBURGH SCHOOLfor everyone topractise theirFrench!

The Schoolenhances theWiderCommunity Music is a realstrength of theschool and the choir,orchestra andhandbells groupfrequently performat village and churchfunctions. They have beena regular attraction at theCorn Exchange ChristmasCarol event in Ipswich forthe past three years, andour growing band oftalented musiciansperform every term at aschool music concert forparents. Peripatetic musicteachers visit the schoolweekly and children areable to learn brass, wind,stringed instruments andkeyboard.

The children regularly getinvolved in fundraising forcharities and this year havesupported Crisis, Children inNeed, Blue Peter Appeals andthe Church of EnglandChildren's Society.

Eco-School Status/Fairtrade StatusThe school has recently gainedan Eco Status bronze awardfor its efforts on theenvironment front, recycling,

HeadteacherRosemary Scott

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GREAT GOINGS ON AT GRUNDISBURGH SCHOOLgrowing produce and findingout about the use ofsustainable materials whereverpossible. We are also workingtowards the first stage ofFairtrade Status and havedevised our own slogan,“every little helps, so we canhelp those who have little!”The children are very involvedin these issues and have set upcommittees to manage theseinitiatives in school and leadinformative assemblies.

Smaller Children Look toPlay Leaders Many of the older children inschool have been trained asPlay Leaders, to teach andsupport the younger childrenin their games at playtime.There are frequentopportunities for the youngerchildren to work with theolder children, and this helpsto create and sustain a veryfriendly, caring, familyatmosphere.

Mrs Rosemary Scott, Headteacher,Grundisburgh School, 01473 735281,

www.grundisburgh.suffolk.sch.uk

Staff and pupils atCharsfield Primary Schoolare starting 2009celebrating recent Ofstedand Church reports. Bothreports found the school tobe good, with outstandingelements, particularly inpersonal development, careand support.

The Ofsted reportcommented that the schoolhas “outstanding aspects inpupils' personal developmentand in the care and supportfor them”, while the churchinspector praised the schoolfor having a “strong Christian

Charsfield School's New Yearcelebrations

ethos that inspires very goodrelationships, positive valuesand attitudes to teaching andlearning.” It also commentedthat “Learners thrive in ahappy, relaxed and secureenvironment”.

I am particularly pleased thatboth the inspectorscommented on the caringenvironment we have in ourschool. Our pupils feelsecure in school and takepride in caring for oneanother.

This, along with thecommitment of all the staff,helps all our children to

achieve to the best of theirability. The two reportsconfirm what we alreadyknow, that Charsfield Schoolis an excellent school thatchildren enjoy attending.

Parents also respondedpositively to a questionnairefrom Ofsted, with commentssuch as “I am very happywith all aspects of theschool” being typical, andfurther acknowledgementthat children achieve well atCharsfield.

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FOODAGAIN ATTHE TURKSHEADIt’s great to have the TurksHead with good food again,as well as the all-day bar!

Darren started opening thedining room just beforeChristmas and now offersmeals on Wednesdays toFridays between 12 noon and3pm and again between 5 and9pm. The pub is also open allday over the weekend, withfood between noon and 6pmon Saturdays, and on Sundaysthey have a good roastbetween 12 noon and 4pm.

On the two occasions I havebeen there recently, we wereoffered a choice of seven maincourses and there was aselection of starters anddeserts too, all at a modestcost. The Turks Head is apretty little country pub andwell worth a visit. It would bebest to telephone Darren firston 01394 610907 to book yourtable.

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Second Fridaysat the VictoryHallOur January ‘Second

Friday’ evening was onthe coldest and slipperyest dayof the year so far, but 93people braved the elements toenjoy our ploughman's supperfollowed by an excellentillustrated talk by MarkMitchels.

He told us about 'The LostCity of Dunwich' which hadbeen such an important andprosperous port with a deep-water harbour and was well

protected from the NorthOver the years, nature wascruel to the selfish inhabitantswho had ostracisedneighbouring towns, bychanging the shape of thecoastline, filling in the harbourand wiping away most of thecity in three big storms.

Author and broadcaster, TomTyler, talks about life 'Whenmotoring was fun' ... that iswhen it was an 'adventure' onFriday 13 February. There wasno guarantee that you wouldstart your journey, let alonereach your intendeddestination! Your girlfriendmight find that her stockingshad to replace a fan belt andbits of your car might fall offas you sped at top speed alongthe open road!

John Berg will tell us onFriday 13 March about his lifein Yokohama. when he waschaplain to 'The Mission toSeafarers'. He talks about hischurch, the varieties ofJapanese food, excitingfestivals and the wonderfulscenery.

Tickets costing £5 areavailable from me, andinclude the ploughman'ssupper at 7.15pm. Everyone iswelcome to come to ourevents.

Our Christmas Danceorganised by Norman and PatKerridge was well attendedand enjoyed by everyone. In aseasonally decorated VictoryHall, together with aChristmas tree given byRichard Stephenson, the stagewas set for our band‘Yesterday’. They playedmuch good music from the60's and 70's which appealedto our revellers. We hadrefreshments, a raffle androlling £1 coins to see whocould be closest to the prize ofa large whisky bottle!

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Bredfield Barometer

The Village Hall Committeedecided at the end of 2007

that a fund raising effortshould get underway tofinance a refurbishmentprogramme. An ambitioustarget was set, with anultimate goal of £70,000, to beachieved over two years, fromgrant applications, fundraising etc.

If something approaching thisfigure could be raised, thenthe committee hoped toinitiate a programme ofimprovements, which includereplacing the flat roof areaover the entrance lobby;updating the toilet areas;constructing an access paththrough the car park;purchasing new chairs and re-laying the floor.

We have been quitesuccessful, starting with thetransfer of the funds from thenow defunct BredfieldCommunity Council, andgenerous grants have beenmade by Suffolk CountyCouncil, Suffolk CoastalDistrict Council, SuffolkEnvironmental Trust and theGarfield Weston Foundation.The committee must alsoacknowledge the allocation offunds from our countycouncillor, Peter Bellfield andour parish council.

This has been boosted by theindefatigable team led by KathWoods, which has organised aseries of fund raising events,from archive film evenings tothe very popular quiz/fish andchip nights.

We now have a nice pot ofmoney (and hopefully morewill follow), and this meansthat the work should start thisyear. The first task will be toreplace the flat roof, and wehope to get this underwayduring this spring. Other workwill follow on during the year.

David Hepper, Treasurer, Village Hall Committee

Sadly Wing CommanderJack Hoskins DSO, DFC,whose memoirs were featuredin Bredfield Barometer in the

summer has died after a strokeat the age of 92. He was avalued member of thecommunity and will be muchmissed. His funeral took placeon 23 December and amemorial service will be heldin his honour at St Andrew'sChurch, Bredfield, on 18February at 12 noon.

The EastCoastChallenge

Tony Bishop ismotorbike mad and

continues to use hishobby to raise moneyfor charity at the tenderage of 60 plus. On theday that I spoke toTony he was preparingto set off for a longdistance reliability trialwhich would take himfrom London to Exeterat night (in the freezingfog!) and along theway attempting to rideup steep muddy orrocky tracks without‘dabbing’ (putting a footdown).

He has several medalsfrom his years ofparticipating in theseMotor Cycle Clubevents. When Tony moved toBredfield he joined PaulDavey, Graham Parker andRichard 'Tricky Dicky' Nixonto become 'The 'Wrinkleys' -all over 50 and still riding.

In late 2006 Paul Daveydevised the East CoastChallenge, a road motorcycleevent which involves ridingabout 200 miles aroundSuffolk and Norfolk, visitingfive typical East Angliantowns - in any order and onany date, but the riders muststart and finish at the sametown.

The aim is to encourage ridersto get out and really enjoywhat motorcycling is allabout, the freedom of the road,companionship and also toraise some much needed cashfor charity. In 2007 59 people

money for charity.

Each year 50% of themoney raised is donated toRiders for Health, acharity well known tomotorcyclists that supportshealth workers in Africaby providing motorcycles,training and support toenable the workers toreach outlying villagesaway from the tarmacroads. The other 50% goesto a local charity.

Paul, Tony and the otherWrinkleys would love foryou to dust off your bikeand help them to raisemoney for their chosencharities. If you would like

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Above: Bredfield Community Shop does extra good business on theSaturday mornings when Woodbridge Under 9s football team areplaying a ‘home’ match on Bredfield’s recreation ground. Left: Tony Bishop on his Motor Guzzi 750.

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side of the field behindBredfield village hall. It isfairly straight across to UffordThicks.

At the edge of the trees goover the stile and walk withthe trees on your left and thefence on your right. Followthe track to the footpath signcrossing the A12. Make yourway from Ufford to Melton.

There is a footpathmarked on the mapthat goes acrossUfford Park golfcourse but we took asafer path along theedge of it. The signsimply that it is not apublic path, but there arepublic footpath signs at eachend.

After the golf course take thetrack beside Decoy Farm toMelton, then walk along theriver to Woodbridge. TheStation Café is a good place tostop for a snack and toilets ifyou haven't already divertedinto Melton for the chip shop.There are also toilets betweenWoodbridge station and theswimming pool.

Leave Woodbridge crossingthe A12 via the pedestriancrossing at the end ofHasketon Road, walk straighton and turn right along ManorRoad. Pick up the track (onthe left) between HasketonManor and Hasketon ManorFarm. The track becomes apath along the edge of fields,then diagonally across a fieldto join a path (Home farm ison your left) that becomesKennels Lane.

At the end of thelane you can turnleft and then rightbefore taking afootpath on yourright across toWhite House farm,or arrive at thefarm by goingright, then leftalong roads. Takethe footpath to the

right of White Housefarm which goesaround Boulge wood.Nestled in the trees isBoulge church whereEdward Fitzgerald isburied. If you do notwant divert to visitcarry straight on andcross the Bredfield -

Debach road to go over twofields (that can be verymuddy) to Bredfield church.Turn left for the village hall.

There are many ways toshorten this walk, for exampleby taking a path on the rightbefore Ufford thicks toDewells farm, cross the roadand take the footpath to theA12. Cross the A12 to Melton.

Two-hour led walks organisedby the parish council leaveGrundisburgh Green at 2pm onthe second Sunday each month.

Walking through the villagesHilary Hill, a keen walkerwho lives in Hasketon, hasoffered to supply details oflonger walks through News’villages and beyond.

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BEALINGSECOEVENINGHow can we respond to

climate change as a localcommunity and make ourvillages greener? This is aninvitation from Great BealingsPC for Tuesday 10 Februarybetween 7.30 and 9.30pm atBealings Village Hall.

The meeting is aimed atanyone interested in findingout how they as individualsand villages/communities canrespond effectively to climatechange (ranging from verysmall to huge changes). It isthe first initiative by GreatBealings Parish Council,following huge environmentalinterest expressed by residentsin the Bealings and PlayfordParish Plan Survey responseslast year.

Speakers will include Bealingsresident Professor JohnMidwinter OBE, andrepresentatives from SuffolkCred and Wenhaston GreenGroup. There will beinformation stalls andrefreshments, and a chance toask questions and discussissues with the speakers.

John Midwinter isphenomenally knowledgeableabout the environment andresearches and lectures onclimate change, running aregular study group inBealings, and lecturingnationally and internationally.

He will also be giving themonthly lecture entitled ‘So

climate disruption is real -what can we do about it?’ forTransition Woodbridge, at theSalvation Army Hall,Woodbridge, on 17 March. Itstarts at 7.30pm, £3 per ticketto cover discussion andrefreshments. The series is tohighlight how communities inand around Woodbridge canrespond to the inevitabledecline in oil supplies andways in which we can increaseresilience to this energy crisis.

The February TransitionWoodbridge lecture will begiven by renowned biologistand writer Colin Tudge on‘Enlightened Agriculture -Feeding People is Easy’ at theMethodist Church Hall,Woodbridge on the 19th.

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WI reportBealings WI provided a

festive spirit for itsmembers and guests at itsChristmas meeting inDecember. Our village hall wasdecorated with evergreenfoliage and tinsel, a sumptuoussupper was laid out and tablesready for members to sit at andsample their glasses of mulledwine with which they had beenwelcomed. Our usual monthlymarket stall had been stockedwith Christmas goodies of allkinds to tempt purchasers.

The gathering was welcomedby our president Joan Moon,who reported that the new

monthly lunch club had begunand had been enjoyed byseveral members, many ofwhom had preceded their mealat a local hostelry by a goodwalk. Secondly, anotherreading group led by JackieMcCoy has been formed,owing to the success of thefirst which already has 10members.

Our speaker, Mike Stagg, hasgiven enjoyable talks to ourclub before. This year's subjectwas Christmas and was themost enthralling talk I haveever heard. He illustrated hisideas through slides depictingplaces, i.e. Bethlehem, Israel,Palestine all in the steps ofJesus, Dublin and the BookKells. Then painters, poems,poets and prose, trees andbirds. Finally Kings CollegeCambridge, and its carolservice on Christmas Eve, yulelogs, times of good cheer andhappiness and his last thought- peace.

So many Bealings membershave told me since this

meeting how much theyenjoyed themselves, that I feelthat our club enters 2009 withconfidence and knowledge thatour WI can appeal to anynewcomers to the area whowill be warmly welcomed. Oursecretary is Jennifer Cook01473 623985.

Rosalind Fleck

A reader from Great Bealingshas asked for help in findinginformation about the historyof the site where her bungalowin Hasketon Road has stoodsince 1950. The present nameis Laverock Hill.

Suffolk Records Office hasonly been able to tell her thata cottage was shown there onthe local map of 1840. Thearea was at that time part ofthe Lord Henniker estate andthe cottage was numbered 46,Hasketon Road. A previousresident was a Mr James Clift.The present owner, Mrs JaneGreen, is searching forinformation and, ideally, aphotograph of the old cottage.She can be contacted on 01473735356.

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Clopton Ladies Group enjoyed a visit to the Sir John MillsTheatre in Ipswich to see a production of 'The Haunted

Commode' by the Eastern Angles Group. The February meetingis on the second Thursday, the 12th, when Ray Norris fromHollesley Bay Prison will be talking about the history of theprison from its early days to the present. On Thursday 5 MarchKeith Barton will talk about 'Milling Flour and Breadmaking'.

The work on thechurch tower isprogressing well. Thescaffolding has beenerected and work hasstarted on repairingthe cracks. TheNational ChurchesTrust has offered agrant of £5,000,subject to the PCCmeeting certainconditions. The Trust receives nofinancial aid fromgovernment or churchauthorities and relieson people joiningthem as 'Friends'. Ifyou would like tobecome a Friend thenplease telephone01473 737602 formore details.

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Otley OfferingsTOPS topresent‘LocalAffairs’Having received a director's

chair as a birthdaypresent, John Parish has atlong last been persuaded totake up the seat and direct thenext production of The OtleyPlayers .

‘Local Affairs’, a play byRichard Harris has beenchosen, and is to be staged atOtley Village Hall on 2, 3 and4 April.

John's most notable claim tofame in the theatrical worldwas receiving the winningdirector award at the 1995Ipswich Drama Festival for hisproduction of Harold Pinter's‘The Room’.

He has directed The OtleyPlayers on several occasionssince then but, if given thechoice, he prefers turning hishand to stage building and hasproduced some of the mostoutstanding and professionalsets seen on the amateur stage.John sets his standards veryhigh and the cast is wellprepared for an exhaustive

The cast featured in glorioustechnicolor on page 1 and inmonotone here are;Back row: Nathan Cant, RichardBrook, Ruthie Bullock, MarkRobinson, Vanessa LingMiddle row; Chris Barker, SueCourteney, Claire CourteneyFront row; John Cutting, AlysonChilvers, John Parish

round of rehearsals which willbe packed with sound adviceand, of course, lots of fun andenjoyment.

The Players have agreed toextend the performances to athird night to accommodatethe anticipated demand fortickets - which can bepurchased from Joan on 01473890715 at £6 or £4.

‘Local Affairs’ takes place ona new ‘superior’ housingdevelopment and you areinvited to follow the antics ofthe newly arrived neighbours.It is most definitely aproduction not to be missed,with all the action taking placeon yet another ingenious set.

Words Alyson Chilvers, Photo Mike Bullock

Family QuizNight

There will be a Family QuizNight with supper on

Saturday 7 March at OtleyVillage Hall. This is for all thefamily! The quiz will be runby Gary Gilling, anexperienced quizmaster at theWhite Hart, Otley. Tickets cost£8 for adults, £4 for childrenor £20 for a family. They areavailable from MichelleBoreham, 01473 890269.

News fromUnder FivesPlaygroup

From Easter 2009 weare very pleased to

be able to providecomplete school daycover from 9am to 3pmon Mondays,Wednesdays, Thursdaysand Fridays. OnTuesdays cover wouldbe from 9am to 1pm.This includes the newLunch Club facility -please refer to our

website otleyunderfives.co.ukfor up to date charges anddetails.

We are a friendly playgroupwith strong community links,and we are very pleased to saythat our November 2008Ofsted Report was‘Outstanding'.

To arrange a visit, please callthe playgroup on 07789468853, or for moreinformation call Stephen on01473 890393 or Anne(enrolment) on 01473 890641.

Toddler Group We run a friendly ToddlerGroup on Tuesday afternoons,at the Under Fives Centre,from 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm. Formore details, please callStephen on 01473 890393.

Sharon Newman

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More expeditions are beingplanned by Otley's Youth

Group, FFY, for 2009including a day crabbing atWalberswick on Saturday 11July and a trip to London.Please contact MichelleBoreham on 01473 890269 forinformation on our outingsand for details on how to join.

Otley Parish Council’scomments on the homesconsultation are on page 4.

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Sporting storiesPlanning fornew season attennis club

Grundisburgh Tennis Club’ssummer season starts on

Sunday 5 April, at 10.30amwhen there is an openinvitation to come and try outthe three courts on the PlayingField off Ipswich Road.

The club hopes to see lots ofnew members this year.

The rates for membership for2009/10 will be decided at theclub’s annual general meetingto be held on Tuesday 3March at 8.30pm in The Dog.All welcome, and drinks andnibbles will be provided.

More information fromMonica Begg, chairman,01473 738830 or Chris Lee,treasurer on 01473 735270.

MORE TEAMS WANTEDFOR PETANQUE LEAGUE

Suffolk Coastal PetanqueLeague wants more teams

to join for the forthcomingseason. Last year teams fromBealings (who won the bronzemedal) and Playford took part.

The League is looking for anyinterested individuals, couples,family groups, sports andsocial clubs and pubs to forminto teams of a minimum offour players. They need tohave the space to play twogames at the same time fortheir home matches. Noexperience is needed as advice

Membership benefits includetwo club sessions a week, freeaccess to courts for the wholeyear, the possibility ofwinning tickets in theWimbledon draw, the chanceto be on teams for the IpswichWilson Summer League, andwith a partner in the WinterLeague. Coaching for bothadult and junior coaching isavailable throughout theseason at competitive rates.

and coaching can be given.The cost to join the league is£12 per team for the season,and registration takes place onFriday 27 March from 7.30pmonwards at Ye Olde Coach &Horses, Melton. More detailsfrom Simon Fletcher, LeagueCo-ordinator, 18 Melville Road,Ipswich IP4 1PN,[email protected]

WINTER BOWLS

Although playing bowls inthe dazzling summer sun

on the green behind theGrundisburgh Dog seems along way off, GrundisburghBowls Club is running a seriesof short mat bowls sessions.

These take place everyMonday at Hasketon VictoryHall from 7.30pm for thosewho would like to try outbowls, or perhaps keep a newyear’s resolution to do somegentle exercise. For moreinformation, please [email protected] or ring RogerAnderson on 01473 739918.

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Classified ABOUT THE NEWS

Grundisburgh & District News is a freecommunity newspaper produced by

volunteers. Around 3000 copies are distributed tohomes and a range of central locations inGrundisburgh and 16 other villages (as listed onfront page). Six issues are published annually. Ideas, comments and contributions are welcomed:[email protected] When e-mailing please include ‘News info’ andindication of topic in the subject box to avoidbeing treated as ‘spam’. Photos can be sent asJPEGs (not embedded in Word documents) orprints (please include self-addressed envelopewith latter if to be returned). All items will be in theinternet version unless otherwise requested:www.grundisburghnews.org.ukEditor Nicola Hobbs ([email protected]).Diary editor: Heather Langdon([email protected]).Advertising: Liz Binns (see box below).Picture editor: Peter KendallDistribution coordinator Iain LangdonSubscription service: Pat HallTreasurer Sue Haddock.Administrator Ingrid McIvor.Website designer Angela Robinson.Typesetter Wendy Cole.Chairman Terry Frost.Business consultant John Leming.Next issue No 210 April/May 2009Publication Saturday 28 MarchDeadline for editorial Wednesday 11 March(All phone codes are 01473 unless specified otherwise).

AADDVVEERRTTIISSIINNGG RRAATTEESS1/16 page (44mm x 66mm or 33mm x 92mm) £15.001/8 page (92mm x 66mm) £30.00Details of rates for quarter and half pages, as well as forsupplements for front and back and full colour, are availableon request.Adverts can be booked in a run of three or five only (except when advertising special events)Payment for a run of three adverts must be sent in advanceto Liz Binns with the order.An invoice will be issued for a run of five adverts. Prompt payment earns a sixth advert free.All advertisers will receive a copy of The News in which theiradvert appears.A charge of £10 is made for originating artwork.Local organisations advertising fund raising events arecharged at half the normal rate.

Advertisements for next issue to be sent by Wednesday 4 March

to Liz Binns, e-mail [email protected] booking of space is advised as demand is high

and there is often a waiting list for inclusion.

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Less News?The number of issues theThe News published willhave to be reduced to fourissues a year from six - unlesswe can get more help.

What is really needed issomeone who can take overediting the occasional issuefrom me. This involvescommissioning articles,editing stories, laying out thepages, incorporating photosetc. It does take time, buttraining can be given in thetechnical and other aspects.

We could also do with more

people to research and writearticles. If anyone is interestedin getting involved, perhapsthey could come and have achat with me.

Nicola Hobbs, 01473 738267,[email protected]

The News can be posted for anannual fee of £4 (UK), £7(Europe) or £12 (elsewhere).Send details to Pat Hall, CrestCottage, Chapel Road,Grundisburgh IP13 6XL withpayment made out toGrundisburgh News.

Grundisburgh leaves its mark in the Australian Outback

Most towns in the world have a visitors' book in a buildingsomewhere - but not Stonehenge, deep in the QueenslandOutback. Tourists to this remote township (population 40)celebrate their hometowns literally in words of stone on the

ground. On a visit Down Under last year, this is how Iimmortalised Grundisburgh - alongside lesser (and shorter) placenames, such as Moscow and Sydney. It's all right for those whocome from Eye or Ely! Richard Watkinson, The Green

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