Copy for the JULY/AUGUST issue should be with the Editor

Bodinnick, Wick Road, Langham CO4 5PG ianhollands@supanet.com

by 1 pm on SUNDAY 14 JUNE

JUNE 2015

REMEMBERING THE GREAT WAR — THEN

The Langham Village Great War Memorial—the gateway at Langham School—was dedicated on Sunday 25 October 1921. A report in the Chelmsford Chronicle of 28 October is reproduced, left, while the event was captured by a photographer, above. In the picture, left to right, are the Revd Charles Ward, Rector of Langham 1914-46, Maj Gen Richard Mullens (of The Oaks), the Revd Arthur Ager, Baptist Minister, and the Revd Thomas Raffles, Rector of Langham 1887-1914.

REMEMBERING WORLD WAR I — NOW

Those who gathered outside Langham School in October 1921 could not have known (although some may have feared) that what they referred to as the Great War would be followed only eighteen years later by the second and more catastrophic conflict that we know as World War II, the Great War being officially designated “World War I” in 1944. For some time Simon Gallup, assisted more recently by Ian Hollands, has been researching the lives of the twenty men whose surnames and first name initials were inscribed on the plaques unveiled in 1921, together with those of two others whose names are inscribed on separate plaques in St Mary’s Church. The Langham Parish Council has now agreed that, at a time when the hundredth anniversaries of the beginning of World War I and the ensuing campaigns are being marked, there should be a permanent and public record of the lives of those men who were associated with Langham and who gave those lives in the War. The record will take the form of a panel to be mounted in the vestibule of the Community Centre. The panel will bear, in lasting photo-printed form, the names and curriculum vitae of each of the recorded fallen, together with the appropriate regimental or corps badges. To ensure that the inscriptions are attractively but respectfully laid out, the display will be professionally designed. The Parish Council agrees that the project should be voluntarily funded by donations, as was the 1921 Memorial Gateway. The project will be officially launched at the Annual Parish Assembly on 17 June, when the public will be invited to contribute towards its estimated cost of £450. Any excess of monies raised over the actual cost will be given in equal parts to the Royal British Legion and Help for Heroes.

BOXTED METHODIST CHAPEL Minister: The Revd Ruth Ridge

The Manse Chapel Lane West Bergholt CO6 3EF 242183 Email: ruthkridge@googlemail.com

THE PARISH OF

LANGHAM WITH BOXTED Website www.lb-churches.co.uk

Rector The Revd Dr Mandy Elmes

The Rectory Church Close West Bergholt

CO6 3JZ 240906

Mobile: 07872 649967

Email: revmandyelmes@btinternet.com

Lay Minister Denise Hobday 230918

Sunday Group Patsy Ann Maggs 322450

Zone & Edge Dominic Sheil 273324

Churchwardens

St Mary’s Langham

Stephen Garner 272599

St Peter’s Boxted

Jocelyn Carter 272755

Graham Pullen 273804

St Mary & St Peter Newsletter

Editor Ian Hollands 230525

Email: ianhollands@supanet.com

Advertising

Distribution

Ann Barnard (Boxted) 272349

Andrew Stacey (Langham) 272806

Enquiries about baptisms, weddings or funerals should be made to Ian Hollands, PCC Secretary, 230525.

CHURCH SERVICES JUNE

Sunday 7th 11.00 am Boxted Methodist Chapel

Morning Service 11.15 am St Peter’s

Sung Eucharist (CW) 3.00 pm Boxted Methodist Chapel

Band Service Sunday 14th 9.30 am St Mary’s

Sung Eucharist (CW) (With children’s Sunday Group)

11.00 am Boxted Methodist Chapel Morning Service

Sunday 21st

8.00 am St Mary’s Eucharist (BCP)

9.30 am St Peter’s Sung Eucharist (CW)

(with children’s Sunday Group) 11.00 am Boxted Methodist Chapel

Morning Service Sunday 28th 11.00 am Boxted Methodist Chapel Morning Service with Holy Communion

11.15 am St Mary’s Sung Eucharist (CW)

6.00 pm St Peter’s Evensong (BCP)*

* Provisional—please see notice at church

STRAWBERRIES & CREAM WITH MUSIC

BOXTED METHODIST CHAPEL

Saturday

20th JUNE 2pm to 4pm

Come along and enjoy the tasty

Strawberry & cream tea and

music by a Brass Ensemble

Browse at the attractive stalls

In aid of Methodist Church funds

SCOOTER RALLY The Coasters’ Scooter Club (founded in 1961) is holding a Classic Motor Scooter rally at the Langham Community Centre over the weekend of 19-21 June. There will be live music, vintage clothing stalls, food vendors, recorded music with DJs, and scooter custom and classic car shows. The Rally is to raise funds for the East Anglian Children’s Hospices (EACH). There will naturally be an increase of motor traffic and people going to and from the event but the organisers will do their best to keep any disruption to the minimum. People from Boxted and Langham will of course be very welcome to join in the fun.

BOXTED WI Boxted WI’s May meeting was its AGM. Business was followed by an entertaining cheese and wine “Call my Bluff” evening. 2015 is the WI’s Centenary Year and Boxted will be represented at the Albert Hall celebratory meeting and at a Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace. In May members enjoyed a day visit to Woodbridge and Sutton Hoo, lunching at a local inn. There are several interesting activities planned for the year, apart from the regular monthly meetings. If you would like to join the girls of all ages, do go along to the next meeting (see the Parish Diary on page 4).

LANGHAM WI Members at the May meeting were treated to a demonstration, by the owner and a member of the staff of Perrywoods Nursery, of the art of planting hanging baskets. Their demonstration revealed their great skill in co-ordinating plants and colours in baskets and plots. At the meeting a report was given on a successful trip to the Bulmer Brickworks, where bricks and tiles are still made just as they have been for centuries. In June there will be visits to gardens—and cakes to make for St Helena Hospice. On 4 June Rona Hammond will attend the National Centenary meeting at the Albert Hall in the presence of The Queen. The Annual Meeting saw Alison Stacey re-elected President and Jean Newnham Secretary. Rona Hammond was elected Treasurer in succession to Isobel Dickie. In her report, the President thanked all members for their hard work in a busy year, with many visits, treats and lots of fun.

HOUSE GROUP An informal House Group, open to everyone, will have had its first meeting on 27 May at Pope’s Cottage, Ellis Road, Boxted. There will be further meetings, led by the Rector, at Pope’s Cottage on 10 June and 1 & 22 July. Starting at 8 pm and ending at 9.15, the House Group will have refreshments followed by Bible study and prayer.

BOXTED & LANGHAM DIRECTORY 2015-16

As noted last month, the 11th edition of the Boxted & Langham Directory will be issued later in the year. Will chairmen, secretaries or others interested please inform the Newsletter Editor (see front page) of any alterations in contact particulars that should be included in the 2015-16 Directory.

JOHN TOKELY Painter & Decorator No job too large or small.

9 Nayland Road Colchester CO4 5EG Mobile: 07976 848310 Tel: 01206 845665

STEVE RAYNER House/Garden Maintenance Grass/Hedge cutting Weed control Clearance

Small tree work Exterior painting Gutters cleared Gates/Fencing/ Shed Services DIY jobs

Mobile: 07709 972728 Tel: 01206 233487

LANGHAM PRE-SCHOOL Ofsted inspected Children aged 2-5 yrs old can learn & play in a friendly atmosphere with highly qualified staff. Mobile: 07930 963638 (9-12.30) during term-time Email: langham.pre-school@btconnect.com

MATHER & CO SOLICITORS LANGHAM Low cost, high quality conveyancing. Also Wills, Probates and Powers of Attorney + Family and general legal services. Tel: 01206 322763

BS GARDEN MAINTENANCE Hedge & grass cutting Pruning Planting

Painting & Odd Jobs Winter Logs Mobile: 07513 150526 Tel: 01206 273292

J ROGERS Plumbing & Heating Over 40 years’ experience

Mobile: 07970 477995 Tel: 01206 852875

RUSSELL SMITH

High Quality Painter & Decorator

Jon-Pat School Road Langham Colchester

Tel: 01206 323520

BIG CLEAN LITTLE CLEAN LIMITED

Domestic and Office Cleaning

A quality, reliable, fully insured service

Mobile: 07786 087585 Tel: 01206 273125

EXTERIOR CARE Roofing Specialist

Flat roofing Tiling & Slating New roofs & repairs

Mobile: 07970 016234 Tel: 01206 272453

5 Brook Cottages Wet Lane Boxted

PARK LANE BEAUTY Beauty Treatment

Unit 6 Park Lane Business Centre Langham

Telephone 01206 233308

Email: treatment@parklane-beauty.co.uk

PENROSE Veterinary Surgeons

9.00 to 6.30 weekdays, Wed evening & Sat morning

70 Brinkley Lane Highwoods 01206 842608

Peeler’s End Stratford St Mary 01206 323414

ZUMBA Fitness

Boxted Village Hall

Thursdays 9.30-10.15am Yogalates 10.20-11am

Jo Clarke 07887 518031

MISS EMILY RAYNER Childcare/Babysitter

CRB checked & references available

Mobile: 07907 052957 Tel: 01206 233487

Email: emyloo1997xx@hotmail.com

BOXTED VILLAGE HALL SNOWBALL May Winners

£25 Aaron Garrad £10 Douglas Carter

£ 6 H Graves £ 4 S Newman

If you would like to join the Snowball, ring Chris Tadman on 273216.

LANGHAM 100 CLUB April Winners

£50 Bill Durlacher £25 Tony Ellis

£15 Langham Bridge Club £10 Suzanne Dawson

If you would like to join the 100 Club, ring Sue Armstrong on 271127.

St Peter’s

Church

St Mary’s

Church

NEED TO TALK TO SOMEONE?

SAMARITANS

Available 24 hours a day

12 Vineyard Street Colchester

Open 10am to 8pm daily

01206 561234

Need a little help?

Ring

eighbours N ood G Monday to Friday 8 am to 7 pm

Ring one of the numbers on the

pink card available in

Boxted Village Hall

Langham Shop & either Church

BOXTED HISTORY GROUP The often harrowing story of the flight of the East Prussian folk and their famous Trakehner horses was told by Paula Short in April to the members of the History Group. In the bitter winter of 1944-45, as the Red Army drove into East Prussia, millions of Germans attempted to flee westwards, leaving their possessions behind. Trapped with their owners were the private studs of the Trakehner horses which had been bred over centuries for the Prussian cavalry and which were of world renown. But the owners and breeders sought to escape with their horses by the one route left to them—over a frozen lagoon by the Baltic coast. Thousands of refugees and horses died from cold, starvation, falling through the ice or from air attack.

Only a few families and their emaciated animals reached comparative safety in a defeated Germany. But from these few horses, the breed was gradually re-established in Germany and the rest of the world.

DAFYDD LAMPARD The generosity of Boxted and Langham villagers and local businesses has enabled a very grateful Dafydd Lampard to raise £3,440 and so to embark on his climb of Mt Kilimanjaro in aid of Help for Heroes and in memory of his late father, Warwick.

LANGHAM PARISH ASSEMBLY

The Langham Annual Parish Assembly will be on 17 June at 7 pm in Langham Community Centre. A guest speaker will be Laura Chase, Planning Policy Manager of Colchester Borough Council, who will speak about the Borough’s Local Plan now in preparation (see the March & April issues of the Newsletter). Langham residents are cordially invited to attend.

BOXTED EVERGREEN CLUB The Evergreens are planning what promises to be an exciting expedition on 2 July. Travel will be by coach, first for lunch at the Thetford Garden Centre, and then on to the famous six-acre Gooderstone Water Gardens and Nature Trail near Swaffham, Norfolk. The coach will leave from Boxted Cross at 10 am and return there at about 6.45 pm. Non-members are most welcome. The coach fare is £12 (Evergreens £10) and the charge for entry to the gardens £5.50. Everyone will pay for their own lunch. For more information and to book your place on the outing, phone Linda Tralau on 272710.

LANGHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL Class 3 has had coaching in squash at Colchester Garrison and a team from the School has achieved a proud victory in a Key Stage 1 football tournament. Class 3 has broadened its learning of history in “Portals from the Past’s” workshop on the Ancient Egyptians, in which everyone dressed up. Year 6 are preparing for their SATS, while the rest of the school has started Sports Day practice. The School Summer Fete will be on 12 July.

TIN-BINS SKIP HIRE STRAIGHT ROAD BOXTED

2-4-6-8- yard skips

Fully licensed and qualified in

Waste Management & Recycling

Tel. Colchester 272751

Hunnaball Funeral Service York House 41 Mersea Road Colchester

Caring personal service from a family business

Immediate attention anytime, please contact: TREVOR, MELANIE or SAUL HUNNABALL

Tel: COLCHESTER 760049

T.P. Brundell Upholsterer Antique & Modern Re-upholstery

Loose Covers

Free Estimates

36 Silcott Street Brightlingsea Tel: 305635

Orchard Barns Kindergarten

Judged ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted

Children’s Nursery for children aged 2—7 years

Before and After School Club/Holiday Club Please visit our website

www.orchardbarns.co.uk Or call Shelley on

01206 323093 for more information

Architectural Services Homa Design Ltd

Langham New buildings, extensions, conversions

Planning & Building Regulations Tel: 01206 272247

RESULT! DSA Approved Female Driving Instructor

Friendly, reliable, 1—1 Tuition

Pass Plus, Refresher & Intensive Courses Mock Test Service Discounts Available

Call Chris: 01206 273132 or 07973 570022

CLEANSHINE WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE

ESSEX & SUFFOLK COVERED BASED IN BOXTED

Est. since 1994 Friendly, reliable and traditional service

Tel: 01206 272054 Mobile: 07706 054373

Please call for a Free Quote and see what a difference

clean windows can make GUTTERING ALSO CLEARED

JIM BROWN Oil Boiler & Aga

Maintenance

Tel: 01206-272012 Mobile: 07885-504036

A.H. BLAND Landscaping & Treework Service

Tel: 01206 869559 (24 hours) or 272426

Mobile Tel: 07771 626548

BEECHWOOD

LUXURY CATTERY

MOOR ROAD LANGHAM

Julie Tel: 01206 272937 Riches Mobile: 07792 061856

Tree Work & Hedging Fully qualified + insured Free Estimates

Firewood available Seasoned + split Free delivery

Call G Ely Mobile: 07860 833634

FUTURE ELECTRICAL LTD YOUR LOCAL ELECTRICIANS

Call Chris on 272494 or 07798 865377

Free quotations Qualified & Registered

Family Business future_@mail.com

Removals - Storage - Self Storage

T e l : 01206 233376 Foxash Estate Harwich Road Lawford CO11 2LR

www.schofieldremovals.co.uk

Period Building Specialists

& Timber Framed Conservatories

BARNARD

CONSTRUCTION

LTD.

Tel. 01206 272909 Mob. 07789 680124

1 Cage Lane, Boxted, Colchester CO4 5RE

Michael J Byles Plumbing & Heating

Oil Boiler Installations Servicing & Maintenance Oftec Registered

General Plumbing & Heating work also undertaken

Telephone 01206 822225 Mobile 07717 012433

E –mail: michaeljbyles @aol.com

ANGLIA LANDSCAPES

01206 272357

JANE BURTON Traditional Flooring

CARPET WOOD STONE

AMTICO VINYL RUGS

Designed to your personal requirements

Welmans Lamberts Lane Great Tey CO6 1AP

Tel: 01787 222770

mark & peter graves

carpenters & general builders

a family run business providing a professional

service and quality workmanship at competitive rates.

general interior & exterior property improvements/

maintenance including: painting, ki tchen

instal lation, shelving, cupboards, wardrobes,

f looring, windows, doors, archi traves, skirt ing

boards, guttering, fascias, roofs, extensions,

conversions, renovations, garages, new bui ld,

decking, patios, fencing, sheds and barns.

all jobs considered

tel: 07889 947150 (day) or

01206 271173 (evening)

All groundworks & landscaping carried out Supplies of aggregates, topsoil,

crushed concrete & road planings Est. 1957

FARM & WOODLAND SERVICES

BOB’S LOGS & KINDLING

Open fire/wood burner Barn stored

Mobile: 07733 326644

Tel: 01206 391146

Little Owls Pre School Boxted Ofsted registered

www.littleowlsboxted.co.uk

Phone: 01206 273226

Email: littleowlsboxted@live.co.uk

HA IRDRE SSE R I N LANGHAM

≈ Ladies & Gents trim £8 ≈ Blowdry £10

≈ Perms inc £32.50 ≈ Foils inc £28/33/38

≈ Tint regrowth inc £25

C a l l Ka t r i na on 2 33 43 5

NAYLAND

DENTAL & COSMETIC CLINIC

FAMILY DENTIST CHILDREN WELCOME

Hygienist Teeth Whitening

Facial Rejuvenation Treatments

Smilelign Implants

Private dentistry at affordable

prices

www.NaylandDentalClinic.co.uk

Boxted Parish Council 10th 7.30 Village Hall

Boxted Evergreen Club 11th 2.30 Village Hall

(Clock Museum talk)

25th 2.15 Village Hall

(Strawberry Tea)

Boxted WI 9th 7.30 Village Hall

(Lorraine George: The Rob George Foiundation)

23rd 6.00 High Woods Country Park

(Orienteering/Mystery Walk)

Boxted History Group 17th 2.00 Glemham Hall, Suffolk

(Philip Hope Cobbold: guided tour)

Boxted Art & Craft Club 3rd & 17th 2.00 Village Hall

(17th: “Seaside” display)

Boxted Coffee Café Tuesday 10.30—12 Village Hall

Boxted Carpet Bowls Monday 2.00 & Friday 7.00 Village Hall

Boxted Lodgers FC Wednesday 7.00 Playing Field

Little Owls Pre-School (Boxted) Playing Field

Monday—Friday in school term

9.15—12.15 & 12.15—3.15 (9.15—3.15 also available)

Boxted Methodist Silver Band Methodist Chapel Schoolroom

Wednesday 7.30

Monday in term-time 7.30 (Training Band)

Boxted WI Singers Tuesday 7.30—9.00 Village Hall

Boxted Cricket Club Playing Field

Thursday 6.30—8.30 Seniors’ net practice

Saturday 9.15—10.15 Juniors’ Kwik Cricket (Age 5—10)

10.30—11.30 Juniors’ Hardball (Age 10—16)

Matches Wednesday evenings, Saturday & Sunday afternoons

Langham Parish Council 13th 7.00 Community Centre

(Annual Parish Assembly)

Langham WI 11th 7.30 Community Centre

(Diana Petitt: History & making of beaded jewellery)

100 Club Coffee Morning & Draw 26th 10.30 Community Centre

(Hosted by the Toddler Group)

Crafty Ladies 3rd 10.00—3.00 Community Centre

Patchwork Pals 17th 10.00—3.00 Community Centre

Langham Film Nights 6th 7.45 Community Centre

(“The Theory of Everything”, 12A)

Teen Film Night 7th 5.45 Community Centre

(“Mockingjay”, 12A)

Boxted Airfield Historical Group 16th 7.30 Museum, L’m Lane

(Boxted film clips + memoir: Mosquitoes at Boxted)

Langham Singers 13th 11.15—1.15 Community Centre

Langham Carpet Bowls Tuesday 2.00 & Friday 7.30

Community Centre

Langham Bridge Club Monday 7.00 Community Centre

Langham Pre-School Community Centre

Mon to Fri in school term 9.15—2.30

2nd Langham Scout Group Community Centre

Wednesday (times vary)

Langham Baby/Toddler Group Community Centre

Monday in school term 9.45—11.15

Langham Tennis Club Coaching Sessions Recreation Ground

Sunday Pay & Play: 10.15—11.15 (age 5—10)

11.15—12.30 (age 11—17)

Langham St Mary’s Bellringers St Mary’s Church

Tuesday 8.00—9.00 Alternate Sundays 9.30

JUNE DIARY

LANGHAM PARISH COUNCIL At the 13 May meeting, Elizabeth Schofield and Bill Durlacher were re-elected Chairman and Vice-chairman respectively. The areas of Parish Councillors’ individual responsibility remain unchanged: The Council was pleased to note that extensive patching and resurfacing of the local roads was taking place. The rerouting of footpaths at the former airfield had not yet come into effect. It will investigate the cost of replacing “Post Office Stores” with “Community Shop” on the Millennium finger posts at the Wick Road/Park Lane green and at the “Shepherd” crossroads.

BOXTED VILLAGE HALL LETTINGS OFFICER

The Village Hall will need a new voluntary Lettings Officer in October if it is to maintain its service to the community. The role is to take bookings from the public, maintain a diary and the relevant bookings page on the Hall website and issue and retain letting agreements. A basic degree of IT skill is needed for email. Hiring fees are passed to the Treasurer. Hirers collect and return the Hall keys to the Lettings Officer. If you would like to volunteer for this important post, please contact the Hall Secretary, Jenny Tadman on 273216.

THANK YOU Chris Elliot writes: “We would like to thank everyone in

Langham & beyond for the overwhelming support & help you have given us following the fire*. For all the cards and messages, offers of tea & bacon sandwiches, meals, clothes, practical help, gifts of money & even offers of accommodation, it is hard to express how touched & grateful we are for every single one & how much it has helped us to cope. The way back is not going to be easy but I know the continued support of the village will help us get there, so thank you all.

Chris & Paul Elliott, Alice, Grace & Samuel” * The Elliotts’ home in School Road, Langham, was severely damaged by fire in the evening of 24 April.

TEDDY BEARS’ PICNIC—RAISING FUNDS FOR THE CHURCHES’ WORK WITH YOUNG PEOPLE

On page 3 overleaf is advertised a fantastic Teddy Bears’ Picnic at St Peter’s Church on 28 June in aid of funds to support the two young people’s groups that meet on Friday evenings. “The Zone” is for ages 6 to 11 and meets from 5.30 to 7.00 pm; “The Edge” is for ages 11 upwards and meets from 7.30 to 9.15 pm. Everyone has a great time with games, crafts, discussions and a Bible-based Christian session. The groups go on outings, have games evenings and sometimes a weekend away. All young people from the age of 6 are welcome: if you are interested, contact Dominic, Linda, Rebecca or Lawrence Sheil on 273324.

Specialist: ◊ Toyota

◊ Hyundai

◊ Isuzu

Unit W Birchwood Farm

Birchwood Road Dedham CO7 6HX

Tel: 01206 323 126 www.fulfordmotorsport.com

F U L F O R D Body Repa ir Specia l i st

Bespoke Pa intwork

CARISMA BODYTECH LTD

For all your

Building & gardening hire requirements

Mini Diggers Skiploaders Range of Builders’ equipment +

Power Tools, Scaffold Towers etc

01206 844400

www.targetplant.co.uk

For All Your Office Jobs Dee Bland - The Office Angel

Admin VAT & Tax Payroll Invoicing Typing

Microsoft Packages Database Creation

01206 393183/07947 516549 dee.bland@btinternet.com

Brookhouse Farm

Boxted Road

Colchester

CO4 5HH

01206 228221

YOUR LOCAL GARAGE Services Repairs Bodywork

MOT Insurance work

Email:

carisma.kerry@btconnect.com

David Price

TEL: 01206 679920

Painter & Decorator

Complete Redecoration & Restoration

Period & Modern Properties

Over 30 years experience

TREE SURGERY DEDHAM VALE

info@dedhamvaletreesurgery.co.uk mobile 07756 811098

www.dedhamvaletreesurgery.co.uk phone 01206 323056

NPTC qualified Fully insured 24 hr emergency tree work Logs & wood chip supplied

Pests & disease identification Site clearance

All tree work undertaken Felling Sectional dismantling

Pruning & pollarding Crown reduction & shaping Crown lifting & thinning

A friendly welcome at

LANGHAM

COMMUNITY SHOP

8.45 am to 5 pm Monday to Friday

8.45 am to 1 pm Saturday

9.30 am to 11.30 am Sunday & Bank Holidays

POST OFFICE

9.30 am to 12.30 pm Monday & Thursday

FRESH FISH EVERY WEDNESDAY

9 am to 12 md

LANGHAM

COMMUNITY CENTRE Wide variety of fresh fish. Orders are welcome.

Meet Joe to find out about the

beautiful selection of fish available.

Beautifully Designed

& Professionally installed

Derek Broadbent

Tel: 01206 213661 Mob: 07749 258776

www.eternalbathrooms.co.uk

Showroom

Unit 2d, 91 London Road,

Copford, Colchester, Essex CO6 1LG

Estimating & Planning Service without Obligation

Dust off those walking shoes and register today for the St Helena Hospice Pier to Pier walk 2015 on Sunday 21st June at 9 am! 7/14 mile sponsored walk

Be part of the wonderful community of strollers geared up to help patients and families You can register online at www.sthelenahospice.org.uk/piertopier15

or telephone the events team on 01206 931468

COLCHESTER

FOOT CLINIC REGISTERED CHIROPODISTS & PODIATRISTS

292 Ipswich Road, Colchester CO4 0ES

Tel: 01206 854300

www.colchestefootclinic.co.uk

DEDHAM DOCTORS’ SURGERY Manningtree Road Dedham CO7 6DU

WEDNESDAYS 2PM—5 PM

To contact our receptionists for more details or to

make an appointment call us on

01206 854300

Want to develop your employability skills?

The Learning Shop @ Colchester

can help you find the course you’re looking for.

A flexible programme is available to learners aged

18 or over. Courses are broken down into bite-

sized chunks, so you can learn at your own pace.

1a St Nicholas Street Colchester

Telephone 01206 366385

or go to

www.colchester.ac.uk

TEDDY BEARS’ PICNIC Sunday

28 JUNE 12.30—4.00 pm

St Peter’s Church Boxted Cakes & drinks

Bring your own picnic and Teddy Enter them for the competitions (50p a Teddy) :

Oldest Fluffiest Biggest Games & stalls Live music

Contemporary Connect Service 4.00 pm