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TASTER DAY FOR BUDDING ATHLETES...Budding athletes, cricketers and golfers, aged 16 or over, with learning disabilities from acrossNorfolk are amongst those being invited to take part in a sports taster day at Norwich’s UEAcampus on Friday 11 October.

Organised by Special Olympics Norfolk, the day will showcase athletics, cricket, golf, tennisand boccia (a variation on bowls) with specialist coaches and volunteers on hand to organisemini competitions, provide training and support for all those interested.

In addition coaches and officials from Special Olympics Norfolk’s skiing, gymnastics and swimming sections will be present to provide information about the range of regional, nationaland global competitions delivered by the SpecialOlympics movement.

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Little did I realise when I wrote last time that we would have a perfectexample of what happens if someone does not update their cat’s microchip records when they move and the cat in question would be one thatwe had re-homed. We received a call from the vets when a little cat wasbrought in by a concerned member of the public as they have no nearneighbours and it was apparent that it was a stray. As the cat was microchipped they were able to establish that it had been in our care and,knowing that the owners no longer lived at the address on the records,contacted us to see if had been reported lost or whether we had any othercontact details. Unfortunately, we were unable to help but are obviouslyconcerned for the cat’s future welfare as the person who is caring forhim at present does not want another cat. The vets have now been able toestablish the area where the people have moved to and with co-operationfrom the cat owner’s own vet are trying to make contact with them. Asthe little cat is half way from the area where his owners now live and hisold home we believe he was probably trying to make his way back there.We are hoping his owner can be found and he can be re-united withthem, otherwise he may come back into our care.

At this time of the year the vast majority of those re-homed are kittensalthough we have also seen several of the lovely young mums leave ourcare too. Some have been in dire need of some tender loving care whenthey join us and it is remarkable how quickly they respond when theyreceive it. Because they all receive a check at the vets before they go to new homes we can also identify any problems and this has been thesituation with two little kittens recently. One little kitten had a herniawhich will be repaired when he is neutered but the other has a seriousheart murmur. Kittens do often have heart murmurs when they go fortheir first vaccination and these have usually disappeared by the timethey have the second. This will not be the case in this instance however.Both kittens have been lucky to find new homes with understanding

owners, the little girl with the heart murmurhaving been given a home with veterinarynurses who understand the significance of thesituation and how this could affect her.

If you are looking for a cat or kitten please give a call on 01692 535858. Alternatively youcan visit www.cats.org.uk/northwalsham for adescription and photographs of the cats beforegiving us a call on the above number to findout where any particular cat is being fostered.

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Cats Protection CollectionI, Rachel Wright of the North Walsham and District Branch of the CatsProtection, give notice that a street collection took place at Holt on 21September. The amount raised was £135.75, no expenses and paymentswere incurred.May I thank all those who supported us as well as our loyal band ofhelpers.

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Special Olympics Norfolk holdstaster day at UEAContinued from front cover...Richard Sanders, chairman of Special Olympics Norfolk, explained: “Thetaster day represents a welcoming and sociable introduction to sport foradults at the superb sporting facilities offered by the UEA campus. “We hope as many adults as possible with special needs, aged 16 andabove, will take up this fantastic opportunity to try out new sports, havea lot of fun and find out what Special Olympics is about and up to acrossthe county.

“Although this event is aimed at adults over the age of 16, SpecialOlympics Norfolk is also hoping to hear from families of learning disabled children for whom we can arrange training from the age of 6 and competition in sport and athletics from the age of 8.

“We already have almost 100 people of all ages from every corner ofNorfolk taking part in sporting events and competing regionally and nationally and, in some instances, on the international stage for GreatBritain around the world.

“Special Olympics Norfolk recently had four gymnasts and a tennisplayer compete very successfully for the Eastern region at the SpecialOlympics National Summer Games in Bath at the start of September.They returned with a stunning haul of 24 medals between them!” addedRichard.

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North Norfolk ChoraleWed. 7.30 - 9.30pm at MethodistChurch, Grammar School Rd, N Walsham for part singing- all voices welcome. Maggie Smyth 01603 783841Nth Walsham Hockey Club – based at the artificial pitchat Cromer Sports Centre. Training – Women & Men Mon7.30-9.00, Under 15s/U13s Mon 6.30-7.30. Under 11s Fri 5-6 at North Walsham Sports Hall. For info ring Jo Todd (01692) 404440 and Chris Wilde (01263) 721120.www.northwalshamhockey.co.ukChess Club North Walsham. All ages and abilities welcome. Tel: Geoff 01692 404649 North Walsham & District Ladies Circle - for youngwomen between ages of 18 and 45 years - meet on the1st and 3rd Tues each month. More info from local membership officer, Shirley Clarke, on 01692 405060.Royal British Legion - Women’s Section will meet in2013 at St Nicholas Rooms, North Walsham at 2pm on 26March, 25 June, 27 August and 29 October (AGM)Arthritis Care meet in Community Centre on 3rd Thurs of every month at 2.30pm. Everybody always welcome.Nth Walsham Young Farmers Club meets Tue 7.30pmat Rossi’s Sports Centre. Contact 01603 731307North Walsham Opera Appreciation Club meetsmonthly at The Atrium, Spenser Avenue, North Walsham.Annual membership £10, meeting fee £2, visitors £3.50.Further information please telephone Secretary RosemaryAshton 01692 535699Diabetes UK North Norfolk Voluntary Group meets onthe fourth Thursday of each month (except December) at Cromer Methodist Church Hall at 7.30pm. Varied programme of speakers - meetings open to everyone. Further info contact Jackie or David on 01692 405492.Royal British Legion North Walsham Branch meetings in2013 will be held in the Community Centre at 12.30pmwith lunch provided on 5 March, 4 June, 10 Sep,5 Novem-ber and 3 December. Carers, spouses or partners are in-vited to attend. Please bring a raffle prize to help offset thecost of lunch. Contact:01692 406501Cash Bingo every Sun at 7.30pm and Whist Drivesevery Tue, Wed & Fri 1.45pm at Mundesley Bowls Club,Pavilion, Northfields, High St, Mundesley. All welcome.North Walsham Market Cross W.I. meet every secondWed of month at St. Benet’s Hall North Walsham (NB newvenue) 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7.15pmNorth Walsham & District WI meet every first Tues of themonth, 2pm, Community Centre. Visitors welcome.Nth Walsham & Bradfield Flower Club meets 4th Thurs each month at 2.30pm North Walsham CatholicChurch Hall, Kings Arms St, NW. Free parking. Varied programme demonstrations, workshops and outings. Refreshments, raffle, floral sundries stall. Visitors £4,Members £20 per year. For info tel: 01692 404628.New Life Church meet at N Walsham High School Sun’sat 10.30am, please feel very free to join us! More detailsat www.newlifenorthwalsham.com or call 01692 406050North Walsham & District Historical Society 1st Thureach month 7.30pm at Community Centre. All welcome.The Salvation Army, Hall Lane. Sunday Worship 10am;Army Bear’s Club (Parent & Toddlers) Monday (Term time)9.30-11am; Lunch Club Mon & Wed, 12.30pm; FriendshipClub Mon 1.45pm; Craft Club 1st Wed (Mthly) 1.45pm;Coffee Morning Thurs 9.30-11.30am; Prayers & Soup 1st Thurs (Mthly) 11.45am. Please see window forother events. Major Janet Bishop Tel: 01692 403955.Stillbirth and Neonatal Death Charity (SANDS) supportmeeting for parents/families. 3rd Thursday every month7.30pm at the Friendship Hall in Aylsham. Check websitefor further info www.norfolksands.org.ukNorth Walsham Spiritualist Centre 6.30pm - 8pm everySunday in the St John's Ambulance Hall, Bacton Road,North Walsham. All welcome.North Walsham Art Group - Thursday at the CommunityCentre 1.30pm - 4.30pm. New members welcome. Callinto Community Centre at appropriate time for more info.North Walsham & District LIons Club Bingo everyWednesday in the Community Centre, New Road, NorthWalsham. Eyes Down 8pm sharp. Contact Elize Wheeler01692 404254 North Walsham & District Horticultural Society ‘Gardeners Club’ 3rd Thurs each month in Jubilee Room,NW Com Centre 7.30pm. Mrs M Marjoram 01692 402808North Norfolk Speaker's Club alt Weds at NorthWalsham High School 7pm - 9.15pm. Open to all ages. Guests welcome. Lynne Goddard 01692 402662.North Walsham & District Lions Club meet at the Community Centre, New Road, North Walsham every first Monday of the month, at 7.30pm. For further information please contact Elize Wheeler 01692 404254W.E.A Tuesdays at North Walsham Community Centre 10-11.45am. Contact Eric Craker on 01692 405651.

North Norfolk Social Centre for the Blind 1st Thursdayof every month (except January) in the Main Hall of NorthWalsham Community Centre 2pm to 4pm. Entertainmentplus tea and cakes. Transport can be arranged.For further info tel: Jean Stockdale on 01692 402562.Mundesley Community Choir meet Tuesday at 7.30pmat Mundesley Methodist Church, Cromer Road, Mundesley. New members always welcome - male and female. Further details: Lyndsey King 01692 404266Cornerstone Church - Meeting in the main hall of Millfield School, Recreation Road, North Walsham,every Sunday at 10.30am. - a warm welcome to all. Visit www.cornerstonechurchnw.org.uk 07913515072Nth Walsham Countrysiders Club for young peopleaged 10-16 meet fortnightly on Thur 7 - 8.30pm at North Walsham Youth Centre. Contact 01603 731307North Walsham Congregational Church, Cromer Roadevery Sunday at 10.30am Morning Worship, Communionon 1st Sunday of month. A warm welcome to allGirlguiding - Rainbows Tues evenings. Brownies(4 Packs) Mon/Tue/Wed/Thur evenings. Guides(2 Patrols) Tue/Wed evenings. Rangers Tue evening. For more information tel: 01692 405828 evenings only or 01692 406644 evenings only.U3A (University of the Third Age) Nth Walsham 1st Friof month 2.30pm Roman Catholic Church Hall on KingsLoke Rd Nth Walsham. Members admission is free. Non-members welcome to attend, entrance fee £2. Details from Membership Secretary Marilyn Nevillon 01692 406069. See U3A website at www.u3a.org.ukVoyager Community Group meets every Wednesday in St Nicholas Room, Vicarage St, Nth Walsham 10am -4pm. Informal drop in during morning, afternoon activities. Also Monday mornings 10am-1.30pm in StBenet Hall, with a different activity each week. Lunchesavailable both days from 12pm All welcome.North Walsham Judo Club North Walsham Judo Clubmeet on a Tuesday from 7pm to 9pm and on a Friday6.30pm to 7.30pm under 8 years and beginners, 7.30pmto 8.30pm Juniors with Yellow Tabs and above and8.30pm to 9.30pm High Juniors and Seniors. New members welcome. Tel: (01263) 579345 for detailsSt Nicholas Mothers' Union meets every second Tuesday of month at 2.30pm in the St Nicholas Room for Faith, Fellowship and Fun. A warm welcome awaits.For further information tel: 01692 406566Tenpin Bowling Trios League 7pm every Monday atStrikers North Walsham. New teams of any standard welcome. Call Dave on 01692 403742 for detailsPram Service Meeting in St Nicholas Church North Walsham 2nd Thursday of each month 2pm. Songs, activities, stories & refreshments. All under 5s welcome.Contact 01692 402506 for details.Tea Cakes, join us for tea, cake and chat on the firstThursday of the month from 2 - 4.pm in St Nicholas Room,behind the churchBrite Sprites baby and toddler group at the Congrega-tional Church Hall, Cromer Rd, N Walsham on Tuesdays9.30 till 11.30am (cost £1.50 per adult and child - 50p forextra siblings).Bridge Club at the Community Centre, North Walsham -Mondays 6.45pm. Tel 01263 722290North Walsham & District Childminding Group meet atKingfisher Kids Club from 9.30 - 11.30. Drop in Session. All Childminders welcome. Call 07796638020 for details Yoga for Pregnancy Group. Fridays 11am – 12.30pm inthe Roman Catholic Church Hall, North Walsham. Moredetails from 01692 407537Quakers. Friends Meeting House, Mundesley Road, nearSwafield. Meeting for worship Sundays 10.30am. Millfield Pre-School offers All-Day and Sessional Care(am or pm), Mon-Fri 08.30 - 3.30 (term time). From 2.5years old. Funding for 3 & 4 year olds. Childcare Vouchersaccepted. Ofsted Registered. Qualified Staff. For more in-formation call Rachel or Jane on 01692 406378North Walsham Air Training Corps - Monday andWednesday evenings 19.00 - 21.30 Manor Road JuniorSchool, North Walsham. Open to girls and boys aged 13 - 18. For further information contact 01692 503033(parade nights only Mon & Thurs)Sandcastles Parent, Baby and Toddler Group. Based atSandcastlesPre-School ( Bacton Primary School). Tues-days 9-11am. Fun, activitiesand refreshments. £1.50/family. 07796825983 www.sandcastlespreschool.co.ukNorth Walsham New Road Bowls & Snooker Club.New members welcome. Bowls season starts in April.Snooker played all year round. Membership Sec SteveCovell 01692 402505 or Sec Mrs Walland 01692 402627.The Rotary Club of North Walsham meets every Monday at The Scarborough Hill Hotel, Old YarmouthRoad, North Walsham, NR28 9NA . Further info from Derrick Hankin, on 01692 402381 or Secretary on 01692400867. Please note we are a dual gender clubAgeUK drop in sessions, North Walsham Library 10 am-12 noon every 4th Thursday of the month

Royal Air Forces Association North Walsham Branchmeet at The Bluebell Public House, Bacton Road, NorthWalsham on the first Tuesday of every month 7.30pmBaby & Toddler groups at Kingfisher Kids Club The sessions are play based with the opportunity to get together, have a coffee and chat with other mums, dads and carers. Mon - Story Cafe – 9am – 10.30am£1.50/child. Wed - Music Group – 9am – 10am £1/child.Fri - Baby & Toddler group – 9am – 11.30am £2.50/family.Drop in basis - Term time only - first session FREEInner Wheel Club of North Walsham meets at 7.30pmon the 2nd Monday of each month. A sociable club,mainly involved in raising money for charities, many ofthem local. Please telephone 01692 407317.North Walsham Area Acess Group meet 1st Tues ofeach month 2pm in The Nelson Room, N. Walsham Community Centre. Group of people with various disabilities who try to improve the quality of their life in N Walsham and surrounding area. Linda 01692 218759.www.northwalshamaccessgroup.co.uk. Parkinson UK, Aylsham & North Walsham Support Group. Meet second Tues each month 10.30-12.30 at the SacredHeart Church Hall, Kings Arms St, North Walsham. Contact Terry 01692 406486Dance for Fun Skeyton Village Hall. Children’s fun danceclasses incl ballet, tap, disco and gymnastic dance. Wed6pm to 8pm. For children aged 5 upwards. Two weeksFREE trial then just £2.50 per week. Maria or Tracyevenings on 01692 580787 or just come along.Upholstery & Soft Furnishings. Come and join a friendlygroup – beginners welcome – with professional tuition.One Saturday per month, pay as you go. Gresham VillageHall 10am – 4pm. 01263 577573 or eves 01692 407792The Regal Fight Club Martial Arts Studio, MMa classesMon, Wed Thurs and MMa striking Friday, all 6pm till 8pm,Call 07876 198898Pilgrim Shelter, Trimingham Whist Drive every Thursday1.45pm- 4pm £1.50 per head to include cup of tea & raffleWorstead Toddlers meet Fridays in term time 10am-12.Queen Elizabeth Village Hall, Ruin Rd,Worstead. £2/fam-ily plus 50p for each additional mobile child. First visit free.T’ai Chi Tuesdays 2pm – 3.15pm. Roman CatholicChurch Rooms, North Walsham. Newcomers welcomeWhist Drive Tues & Fri at 7.45 East Ruston Village HallSandcastles Pre-School (Bacton Primary School). Ses-sional care for children aged 2-4 years. Open Monday9am-3pm, Wednesday 9am-3pm, Thursday and Friday9am-12pm. Please contact us for further details on07796825983 or visit www.sandcastlespreschool.co.uk‘Walsham Writers' Group small, friendly group of writers.Meet every 2nd Thurs to share our writing, inspire one an-other and offer constructive criticism. If you would like totry us out please contact us for further details – eitherGoogle Walsham Writers' Group and email us or visit ourblog writeloudnclear.blogspot.comMultisports Bacton -Tues Bacton Sports Field. Holt -Wed Primary School Playing Field. Mundesley -ThurMundesley Junior School. North Walsham - Mon ManorRd Junior School. We stop at the end of School Term.5.45pm (for registration) finish 7.30pm. Parents welcome -no running required! We can organise CRB checks, if youdo not already have a certificate. £1.50 per week, with amaximum of £3 per family. Pre-booking is not necessary.Parents have to sign consent forms before children start.St John Ambulance Divisional and Norfolk County Museum, Preference Place, off Bacton Road, N WalshamNR28 9RF. Open each Thursday from beginning of Mayuntil end of October, from 10am to 2pm. Do come andexplore our fascinating history of service to the public.Fledgeling Music classes - friendly, dynamic, energeticand fun. A unique experience your child will love! Who for?Children aged 4 months to 4 years. FREE taster class,members pay only £4, younger siblings £2 babies of older siblings FREE. Paid half termly. www.fledgelingmusic.co.uk,Contact Lorna 07500 221121 or [email protected] Walsham and District Community Archive meetsat North Walsham Library. Please contact the library on01692 402482 for dates of meetings.Sheringham Stroke Support Group for anyone who hassuffered a stroke. Meets fortnightly Wednesdays 2.15pm -4pm at Sheringham Methodist Church on Cromer Road.Further information Harvey Pitcher 01263 512328’North Norfolk Speakers Club meets every other Wed,7pm at North Walsham High School. Dates and furtherinfo visit www.nnsc.co.uk or contact Gillian 01692 650250North Walsham Cage Bird Club held on 3rd Tuesday ofthe month at 8pm at Felmingham Village Hall. Everyonewelcome. Further info contact Sandra on 01692 404750North Walsham Harmony - a new community choirsinging world music - Wednesday evenings from 7.30pmto 9.30pm at the Salvation Army Hall, Hall Lane, NorthWalsham, NR28 9DT. £5 per session. Led by StephanieAnderson (01692 583400). No experience necessary - allsongs taught by ear. www.stephanie-anderson.co.uk

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6...Junior Tennis Coaching on the new tennis courts in the Park, Sat mornings 10am-11am ALLwelcome. Noequipment needed. Further info Colin 07774 810214Sheringham Singers Tuesdays 2-4pm Friends MeetingHouse, Cremer St. New singers always welcomed to thisfriendly ladies choir. Details: Ro Curtis 01263 768126Cromer Chamber Orchestra is looking for players (no agelimit) all sections woodwind, brass, strings. We meet atCromer High school on Monday evenings at 7pm (duringschool term). No audition necessary. Tel 01263 511600North Walsham Belly Dancer meets Monday evenings atNorth Walsham Catholic Church Hall. Please telephoneSharon for details on 07538 181409 or e-mail [email protected] in Motion at Victory Swim and Fitness N.WalshamMon and Tue mornings at 10am (half price swim) and atElephant Playbarn, Knapton Wed 12.30 and 1.30pm (halfprice play). Courses start from £3/session and are bookedin blocks of 6 and 12 weeks.07946862095 for details

Cantamus Choir invite new members. Rehearsals everyThurs at 7.30pm in St James Church, Southrepps. No audition required. More information 07785 782 498

Gresham Village Park Sunday Market and Carboot firstSunday of every month commencing on 7 April. Gatesopen to public at 10am, stall holders and market traders8am onwards to set up. Pitches are £5. All proceeds go toraising money for the Play Park and Pavilion. For any fur-ther details contact a member via [email protected] oron 07765633549. Postcode for location is NR11 8RT EastBeckham Lane beside Gresham Village ChurchBittern DX Group – Local amateur radio group that meeton last Thursday of the month (except December) at TheRoman Camp Inn, Aylmerton with regular field eventsthroughout the year, find out about us on our Websitewww.bdxg.org.uk or Email [email protected] Association Cromer & District Branch meetingsheld on the 1st Wednesday of each month at HalseyHouse, Norwich Road, Cromer. Ex REME personnel pleasedo come and join us. Tel 01263 825101Painting Classes - Painting and Drawing tuition for all lev-els of painting competence from beginners to those experi-enced at Roughton Village Hall on Mondays 1.30pm to

3.30pm. £60 for 10 sessions. John Bardell 01603 456602Junior Tennis Coaching on the new tennis courts in the Park, Sat mornings 10am-11am ALLwelcome. Noequipment needed. Further info Colin 07774 810214Mardle & Munch - Bacon baps, cakes, and scones, tea,coffee and cold drinks, all at very reasonable prices atLower Southrepps Social Club, Lower Southrepps everyWednesday 10am 'til 2pm. Free Parking availableBallroom & Latin Dance Classes every Wednesday at8pm – 9pm at The Atrium, Spencer Avenue, North Wal-sham. £6 each. Yvonne 01692 404479 for further detailsMS monthly Drop-In 10am - 12noon, last Thursday ofeach month at Sheringham Community Centre, HolwayRoad, Sheringham. Anyone affected by MS most welcome.Further details 01263 579453/820047Sheringham & District Philatelic Society meet at theChurch Hall West Runton on the second Monday of eachmonth, at 7.30pm Our members come from all areas ofNorth Norfolk, further details call Jim on 01263 721043Trunch Methodist Church Coffee Morning first Saturdayevery month 10am – 12noon cakes, bric-a-brac etc free admission Tel 01263 720145

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For booking / enquiries ring 01692 402991 unless otherwise stated12 Oct Campbells Country Duo £6 8.20pm – 11.45pm 01692 40299118 Oct Variety Gala Night £8 8pm Proceeds to EAAA 01692 40211626 Oct West Country Trio £6.50 8.20pm – 11.45pm 01692 4029919 Nov Jeff Gallant Band £6.50 8.20pm – 11.45pm 01692 40299115 Nov Variety Show £4 7.30pm start 01692 402116

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North Walsham & District Lions ClubContact Derek Crane 01692 405617

North Walsham Knit & Natter groupmeets again on Tuesday 8 October inthe Congregational Church Hall onCromer Road, North Walsham. Donations of wool will be gratefullyreceived. Contact Penny Bone 01692404577Victory Explorers Autumn Fayre on2 November 11am – 3pm at NWScout Headquarter, North WalshamNorth Walsham PhotographicGroup – 15 October at 7.30pm DavidJordan Tutorial – Composition, Cropping and Cleaning Up– in theAnnexe Business Centre, The Atrium,Spenser Avenue, North Walsham .Contact Liz Fiddy on 01692 582793or email [email protected] Morning in aid of Save theChildren on Friday 11 October 10am-12 noon at Sea Marge HotelOverstrand - Cakes, Books, Tombola,Raffle, Bring n Buy, Save the Childrenshop with Christmas stock. Admission£1 includes coffeeConcert of Choral Music by Haydn,Elgar and Handel on Friday 25 October at 7pm at St James Church,Southrepps NR11 8NR - CantamusCommunity Choir will be singingchoral works in beautiful Southrepps

Church. Musical director David Ballard has chosen some of hisfavourite pieces which include Handel’s magnificent coronationanthem ‘Zadok the Priest’, Haydn’sorgan mass ‘Kleine Orgelmesse /Missa Brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo’and Elgar’s Op. 2 ‘Ave Verum’, ‘OSalutaris Hostia’, and ‘Ave Maria’. Weare delighted that Maria Willis, a firstyear music scholar at WymondhamCollege, will join the choir to sing theSoprano solos in the choral worksand classical-period arias. MatthewBond will be accompanying. Entry by £5 programme at the doorHarvest Supper - with a 'Bangers &Mash' Supper and entertainment byThe Castaways at Lower SouthreppsSocial Club on Saturday 12 Octoberat 7.30pm - members £6 and nonmembers £7 on the door on the night.Contact Jean on 01263 834144 formore informationThe Poppyline Education Group areholding a 1940s style musical teaparty at The Railway Institute, HoltStation, Holt on Wednesday 30 October from 2.15pm until 4.15pm.Live music with 'Timescape'. Ticketsare £6 and this includes homemadecakes and refreshments and ample

free parking. 1940s dress optional.Advance booking is essential soplease contact NNR office on 01263820800Diabetes UK North Norfolk VoluntaryGroup Meeting - our guest speakeron Thursday 24 October will be Norman Lamb, MP for North Norfolkand Minister of State at the Department of Health. Eastern Region Volunteer Development Officer Laurence Barker will also be present to give a brief regional update. The meeting starts at 7.30pmat Cromer Methodist Church Hall. Formore information please contactJackie or David on 01692 405492 orvisit www.north-norfolk.diabetesuk-group.orgSkeyton Village Hall are holding a Fashion Show with clothes fromGeorge of Asda Norwich on Saturday26 October at 7.30pm - it will also includes side stalls from Mandy’sBag’s and Jewellery, Bodyshop, Crochet Cavern, The SugarplumBakehouse, Phoenix Cards, Raffle,Teas, Coffee & a Wine Bar. £5 aticket, (this is a ticket only event) 10%discount voucher will be given out onthe night to all ticket holders to beused at George of Asda in the

Norwich store only, so come alongand see the new season’s trends forall the family. To book tickets callJane on 01692 538245. Tickets are limited so book early to avoid disappointmentTuesday 8 October at 7.30pm –Mundesley Village Cinema - TheJoy of Six (cert 15) - Six short Britishstories including a delightful tale starring Judi Dench as a silver surfertrying her hand at on-line dating. Tickets £4 on door from 7pm. Coronation Hall, MundesleyTable Top Sale on Saturday 12 October at North Walsham Community Centre 9am - midday. Tables available at £5 each and can bebooked on 01692 402116. Organisedby the North Walsham PlayersVariety Gala Night on Friday 18 October - NWP's Variety Gala Nightfeaturing magician/ illusionist LukeCook, instrumentalist Rachel Kingand popular local singer Dale Bullimore at North Walsham Community Centre starting at 8pm.Tickets priced at adults £8, children£4, ALL proceeds going to the EastAnglian Air Ambulance. To book tickets in advance tel 01692 402116

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Taste and See at LiaisonIf you want to seek more for your life or have questions or concerns about life,Taste and See will meet at Liaison on Monday 7 October at 2.30pm.

If you’ve not ‘tasted’ us before, we are a small group from the various churchesin the town who meet together on the first Monday of each month (Tuesday if it’sa Bank Holiday) and chat about these things from a Christian perspective.

We also enjoy the lovely refreshments available at Liaison and this gives a wonderful relaxed way to discuss these issues without any pressure. We areavailable for you. Just ask and make yourself known to us and we will make youwelcome. You can stay as long as you are able. We don’t claim to have all theanswers but each of us has experienced God to be faithful in a real way in ourlives.

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WOODFIELDS DEN Please support your new local Charity Shop

Sheringham Woodfields is a complex needs school sharing a campus with the towns Primary and High School. Our pupils range from ages 3 to 19 and come

from a wide geographical area.

On Wednesday 23rd October our new charity shop will open its doors in Sheringham, next to the new Tesco store.

The aim is for our students to continue developing independence and to learn new life skills in helping to run this exciting new project. Any profit will be used

to enhance any extra-curricular opportunities for our students.

We are currently in the process of looking for some new volunteers. If you have a bright personality, love to help people, have a good sense of humour and can spare an hour or two a week, we would love to hear from you. (A CRB will be

required which we will undertake to do.)

We will also shortly be looking for good quality donations and would welcome

LADIES, MENS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHES BOOKS AND MAGAZINES

TOYS AND GAMES AND

SHOES AND BOOTS JEWELLERY BEDDING

CURTAINS RECORDS

BRIC-A-BRAC BAGS, BELTS AND ACCESSORIES

We are sorry to say that we cannot take furniture, electrical items or videos. If you can volunteer a few hours or donate some good quality items, please contact Sheringham Woodfields 6th Form and ask for Den Lewis 01263 825129

FREE Spooky Fun at Bure Valley Railway!

Throughout the half term holiday, 26th October to 3rd November2013, the Bure Valley Railway will be holding its popular children’sevent, “The Spooky Express”. Trains will operate throughout eachday from both Aylsham and Wroxham Stations (see timetable).

A children’s competition to see how many spooky items can bespotted on the train journey, a colouring corner and a decorated Whilstlestop Café add to this themed event. Also, the Railway’s resident Bear will be dressed up for the occasion to welcome each train at Aylsham Station.

To make this a truly family friendly event, the Railway is giving free travel for every child when accompaniedby a fare-paying adult (maximum of 2 children per adult, train only). No prior booking required.

Susan Munday, Business Manager and organiser of this event, says, “Children of all ages can enjoy lots ofspooky fun without it being too scary!”

Amazing Art Auction for AfricaSaturday 12 October at 7.30pm at Jubilee Family Centre, Norwich Rd, Aylsham, NR11 6JG. Viewing of theexhibits from 3pm

Some of the county’s best artists have donated their paintings, sculptures and glass work to raise money formaterials for a volunteer’s house in Zambia.

The evening will include:• “Keys” auctioneers kindly taking the bids• A professional wine taster with wine to try together with cheeses and chutneys from our local area

• Music from the wonderful Ade CockburnCome along and experience what promises to be a wonderful night for acquiring stunning pieces of artworkat great prices, in support of a very worthwhile cause!

Help Children in Zambia's "Building a Future" Project October 2014Many of the street children of Lusaka, Zambia have been very ‘damaged‘ by their experiences - they needprofessional help. That help can be freely obtained from worldwide volunteers. We are hoping to build ahouse that will accommodate up to six volunteer doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals! We have ateam of builders from North Norfolk who are donating their costs, time and skills to go and build it in October2014! How great is that! They are also passing on their skills and tools to the older children, empoweringthem to earn a livelihood for themselves and future generations. We need to now raise £25,000 for the building materials. Please come along on 12 October to help us.

Fallen LeavesAn autumn leaf touched my face,

Then fluttered to my feet,The trees were shedding golden leaves

All along the street.The sunshine and the autumn scene,

Had really made my day,And I paused for just a moment

Before going on my way.This had made me realise

I was lucky to be me,And possessed one of the greatest gifts

The ability to seeDiane Berthelot


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THE BEAUMARIS HOTEL & RESTAURANTSHERINGHAMHere with the same family for 66 years – quietly located just off the town centreHave you found us yet?Our spacious restaurant overlooks the garden, where the steam trains puff by!

LUNCHES and SNACKSfrom a simple snack – a soup, sandwich or panini to a lunch with a choice of lovely fresh fishes and other delicious dishesserved MONDAY – SATURDAY 12 NOON 1.30 PM

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CELEBRATION PARTIESEnjoy your anniversary or birthday with us,individually arranged with care and experience for that special day.Many local groups, clubs, societies return time and againto enjoy a lunch or dinner with us.We are now taking reservations for pre-Christmas lunches and dinners.

Do call in and we will be pleased to show you what we have to offer.

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The cricket bat, donated and signed by Englandcricket captain Alastair Cook and the rest of theEssex Cricket Team, has already created quitea bit of interest and is sure to by one of the starlots. Also attracting interest is the book ‘TheCasual Vacancy’ written by JK Rowling underthe pseudonym Robert Galbraith. As a signedfirst edition it will perhaps in the future realisea considerable return.

The Charity Auction on 12 October is accompanied by a 3-course pre auction dinnerwith £5 from every ticket being donated to thecharity. Tickets cost £35 per person and are onsale now at the White Horse. Strictly limited to85 people guests will be treated to pre dinnerdrinks and canapés upon arrival at 7pm withthe dinner commencing at 7.30pm before theauction at 9pm. Brewers Greene King who aresupporting the event have already donated akeg of their IPA with a free pint being offer toall those attending the auction. They have alsoagreed to sponsor the event, which will allowthe White Horse to advertise the event to aneven wider audience. Still to be announced byGreene King are the other lots that they will bedonating to the auction.

Greene King Sales Development Manager

Andrew Galpin said “We are delighted to havebeen asked to support this great event and tohelp raise money for such an important charity.We wish the White Horse and everyone involved the very best of luck and hope that it will raise ‘lots’ of money”.

Amongst the other lots already promised aretickets to a meeting at Fakenham Race Course,a food hamper, tickets for two to Newmarketraces with access to the owners ring, a framedNorwich City shirt signed by the team and ayear’s swimming pass from WoodlandsLeisure.

Darren Walsgrove owner of the White Horsesaid “This is a really exciting event and I amdelighted with the support it has already received - we have high hopes that it will raisea considerable amount of money and helpboost our fundraising for Nelson’s Journey. Mythanks to Greene King and all those how havealready supported the event with items for theauction. I know there are still more to come so everyone at the White Horse is hoping for a really great evening”.

The event is part of the White Horse’s yearlong fundraising commitments to their Charity

of the Year, Nelson’s Journey, a charity dedicated to supporting bereaved children and young people throughout Norfolk.

Based in Norwich the charity was founded in 1997 and has to date helped over 1,500 children between the ages of 0 to 17 inclusive who have experienced the death of a significant person in their life. In the case of very youngchildren this is by giving support and advice tothe remaining parent or guardians.

The name Nelson’s Journey was chosen to inspire and reflect the two main aspects of thecharity - it is local, hence the use of Norfolk’sown Admiral Nelson, while ‘Journey’ was chosen as bereavement is a journey which begins the minute your loved one dies and lastsa lifetime. The work that the group begun 15years ago continues to develop and reachesnew highs each year.

Entirely dependent on donations from individuals, groups, trusts and organisations, as well asmoney raised by their own fundraising events,Nelson’s Journey’s vision is of a Norfolkwhere no bereaved child has to cope alone withtheir loss and has the support they need tomove forward positively with their lives.

Full details of all the lots will be available atthe White Horse from Friday 4 October. Sealedbids will be accepted until Friday 11 Octoberand will be opened on the night when the lotsare being auctioned.

Lots to bid for at Charity Auction From tickets to the Cromer Pier Christmas Show to a cricket bat signed bythe English cricket captain and the Essex team to a signed first edition ofthe book ‘The Casual Vacancy’ from j K Rowling, the White Horse CharityAuction in Overstrand on Saturday 12 October in aid of Nelson’s journeyis sure to attract a great deal of interest.

New Social Group for Young Disabled Adults in North WalshamAre you interested in being involved in a new Young Persons SocialGroup, as a member or a volunteer?

The Group will be primarily aimed at younger adults with physical disabilities aged between 18 and 35. Activities will be decided by themembers using the group. It has been acknowledged that there are limited social opportunities for younger adults with disabilities in theNorth Walsham area.

If this interests you, a meeting is being held to discuss ideas around setting up such a group and the type of activities people might like to do.

The level of response will enable us to gauge the level of interest anddecide how and if to move forward with the idea.

The meeting is to be held on Wednesday 16 October at 7pm in The Saddlers Shop, St Nicholas Church Hall Complex,Vicarage St, NorthWalsham. NR28 9DQ. For more information contact, Stephen Hurley on07748335041 or 01603 154822 or email [email protected]


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INNER WHEEL CLUB OF NORTH WALSHAMThe Club’s summer outing took place on Monday, 9 September. Members met for lunch at the ‘Waterside’ Restaurant at Rollesby. It wasa beautify summer day and we were able to have drinks outside by thebroad, admiring the wildlife, before going inside for our meal.

Secretary, Gillian Owles, had wrapped pretty deep pink cyclamen plantsfor the three ladies who had recently had birthdays – Barbara Payne,Ann Lake and Meg Rees. Ann was also presented with some beautifyyellow roses as she had just celebrated her golden wedding anniversary. On 28 October the ‘Autumn Eats’ charity lunch will be held at the Community Centre between 12 noon and 2pm. North Walsham RotaryClub members join us in organising this.

Anyone interested in joining the Inner Wheel Club would be most welcome. Please telephone Stella, the President, on 01692 500668 forfurther information.

Sheila Gadsden (Club Correspondent)

Sing (and giggle a bit) with Cantamus Community Choir Would you like to sing the magnificent coronation anthem ‘Zadok ThePriest’?

Composed by George Frideric Handel for the coronation of George II in 1727, this rousing piece has been sung at every subsequent Britishcoronation, including the anointing of Queen Elizabeth II, and will besung by Cantamus Community Choir at their coming October concerttogether with works by Haydn and Elgar.

Cantamus predominantly sing traditional and choral music. We are avery friendly choir, prone to the odd fit of giggles, so if you would likethe challenge of singing choral music please join us.

We rehearse every Thursday at 7.30pm in St James Church, Southrepps,NR11 8NR. No audition or experience is required and don’t be put off if you have little or no experience of reading music. All you need is adesire to have fun, sing and add to Cantamus’ strong community spirit.Our members come from Sheringham, Happisburgh, Banningham,North Walsham, and towns / villages in between. So if you would like to join Cantamus but transport is a problem, please contact our musicaldirector David Ballard as a lift may be possible. More information [email protected] or telephone 07785 782498.

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Browse and buy antiques, collectables and decorative items in the historicNorth Norfolk market town of North Walsham, at a location just a short walkfrom the town centre and rail station.Timeline Antiques is easy to find, located on the A149 North Walsham by-pass, just south of the juncton with the B1150 Norwich Road. There isample free parking on site.Visit us to find that special gift, something to add to your collection or foreveryday use. Advice is always on hand from an experienced sales team.

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Labour selects their candidate for the NorthWalsham East by-electionNorth Norfolk Labour Party members have re-selected StephenBurke to fight the North Walsham East by-election.

Mr Burke, from Happisburgh, fought the division in the Norfolk CountyCouncil elections in May and increased the Labour vote by 240pc compared to four years before. He says that Labour is up for the fight in North Walsham East and the surrounding villages.

Stephen sits on both the board of the Victory Housing Trust and North Norfolk Community Transport, and has a passionate belief that affordable housing and transport are crucial to helping local peoplework, study, and live in North Norfolk. He is a volunteer at Happisburghlighthouse and is a campaigner on local issues like ambulance responsetimes, access to the beach and coastal defences.

Mr Burke has said that the resignation of the sitting Lib Dem countycouncillor is yet another sign that the Lib Dems had “let the electoratedown again”.

Stephen Burke, Labour’s candidate for North Walsham East, said “Afterjust four months since the county council elections the people of NorthWalsham East are being asked to vote again for a new councillor. TheLib Dems have let the electorate down again, and I believe that Labourstands a good chance of winning this seat. We had a significant increasein the vote last time, and we will be building upon this over the comingweeks. Only the Labour Party can be trusted to stand up for ordinarypeople up against three other Tory parties.”

Find out more about Stephen Burke at www.norfolklabour.co.uk.The by-election takes place on October 24.

PLEASE CAN YOU HELP ?The Royal British Legion raises a large percentage of the monies they spend supporting current and former service personnel through the annual Poppy Appeal.

This year, in North Walsham, we are fortunatein having received invitations from both themajor supermarkets to collect in their stores.Unfortunately old age and infirmity reducesour pool of volunteer collectors each year andwe are desperately in need of further volun-teers to ensure we raise as much as possible to help support the Legion’swork.

If you could spare a couple of hours any day between 28 October and 9 November to assist us please contact the local Poppy Appeal organiser, David Audley, on 01692 404418.

65 extra frontline staff for northNorfolk's ambulance service'Act on Ambulances' campaigners have welcomed the promise of 65 extra front-line staff here after the ambulance trust pledged to treat north Norfolk as a priority area.

The campaign, started by North Norfolk Labour Party, was launched after concerns about response times in thearea over a year ago.

Throughout the campaign Act on Ambulances campaigners have kept the pressure on both the previous and interim chief executives pointing out to them the ambulance trust's failures and highlighting the stories theyhave heard on the ground.

The concerns about response times from both residents and campaigners were confirmed in the Anthony Marsh report earlier this year.Denise Burke, Labour's parliamentary candidate for the constituency, has welcomed the news stating: "We hope the Trust will now deliver on thispromise so that those living in north Norfolk can finally regain confidence in the ambulance service.

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Mundesley W.I.GARDENERS' QUESTION TIMEWith a Panel including local experts -

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SMALL FINANCIAL GRANTSFOR NORTH WALSHAM RESIDENTSThere are grants available for people in financial difficulty; it might be someone elderly, or with health problems; a family with debt and un-employment problems, a student struggling with expenses at college,a child missing out at school ….?

Preference is given to applicants who have lived within the parish for at least three years and are able to satisfy the Trustees of their need. Applications from individuals, or organisations working to support residents of North Walsham, are accepted. Also, young people starting a new career, college or other training may apply.

The next meeting of the Trustees will be early in November and the deadline for applications to be submitted for that meeting is Monday28th October 2013

For an application form, please contact the Clerk, if you, or someoneyou know, might benefit from support from such a grant.

All information is kept confidential to the Trustees and the Clerk, unlesspermission is given to share any of it with a third party.

Clerk to the Trustees:32 Skeyton Road, North Walsham, NR28 0BT01692 405650

Bluebell Pond Clean The clean up on Saturday 8 September was once again a major operation and by lunchtime the 20 ton skip was full to overflowing withovergrown plants from within the pond and its surrounding area.

A job of this magnitude is impossible to complete unless you have awilling labour force. I am pleased to say this is not a problem for theBluebell Pond Society.

By 10am Danny Lincoln, Rita Smith, George Blackburn, Tony Wiles,Chris Hicks, Brian Abbs, Andy, Oliver Haynes- Browne, Josh Munro,Andrew Browne, Audrey Haynes & Beverly Haynes were on parade and ready to get on with the job - some even arrived at 9am!

Many thanks to Cliff and Chris Cushion, and Mike Kirby for keeping ussupplied with skips, and of course Granville Yaxley who keeps our grassin good condition.

Finally I would like to thank Margaret & the Town Council for theirhelp and continued support

Roy Haynes, Chair Bluebell Pond Society

North WalshamMarket Cross WI The garden party meeting held at Joan Etheringtons in August was well attended and

cream teas were enjoyed by members and husbands. A raffle held in theafternoon raised twenty five pounds for our funds.

Our speaker for the evening was Mike Stew who with some truly amazing photography gave us an illustrated introduction to the unseenworld of a Norfolk wood. Mikes stories of the woodland habitat in conjunction with the wonderful photographs captured beautifully thewoodlands secrets of wildflowers, insects, animals, birds and pond lifeoffering us an opportunity to observe this rarely seen world.

The next meeting will be 9 October and the speaker will be Mrs M Furness “Home Made Chocolates” The competition is a picture thatcould be used on a chocolate box.

The Group meeting is being held on 15 October 7pm at the CommunityCentre.

We are a friendly group and extend a warm welcome to visitors and new members so come along and join us. Our meetings are held on thesecond Wednesday of the month at 7.15pm at St Benet Hall, VicarageStreet, North Walsham. For membership information please contact Mrs Kim Reynolds on 01692 406246.


It has been announced that the government is pressing with plans to sell-off Royal Mail in the coming weeks, despite widespread oppositionfrom North Norfolk residents.

North Norfolk Labour Party has been campaigning against the sale ofanother "national treasure" through street stalls across the constituencyover the past few months. Nearly 2,000 people have opposed the plans,and residents have been particularly concerned about the effects privatisation may have on local communities.

It is expected that the company will be floated on the stock exchangeshortly.

Denise Burke, Labour's Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for NorthNorfolk, said "The people of North Norfolk, much like the rest of thecountry, have serious concerns about what the government is doing withRoyal Mail. This is a company that does make a profit - it makes a hugeprofit and so there is no reason why they should want to sell it off otherthan for the sake political ideology.

The result of any such sale could put at risk the daily delivery, jobs, andthe universal service we all get.

We want to see villages like Hempstead, Happisburgh and Hindringhamall get the same service that everyone else receives, and residents fearthat this will not happen with a private company.

There is an assumption that companies benefit from privatisation, but history tells us differently, and it is a real shame Norfolk's MPs

cannot see that."

North Norfolk Labour Party willcontinue to protest the move atstreet stalls and planned activitiesover the next month. Those unableto attend the street stalls can signthe petition against the move atwww.norfolklabour.co.uk.

Your face provides the world with a lasting impression of who you are and how you feel.But, it does not have to tell your age. In today’sfast-paced, competitive society, looks are moreimportant than ever. The unfortunate truth isthat there are social and economic benefits associated with good looks. For many of ourpatient’s the overly tight ‘wind-tunnel’ lookfollowing a facelift is unacceptable. They desire a more natural looking facial rejuvenation and lift.

Why an awake face lift?Many cosmetic surgery patients are tellingtheir surgeons that they don't want to go undergeneral anaesthesia. Being under generalanaesthesia is fraught with risks and prolongedbruising and recovery period.

How do you perform face and neck lifts atthe Coltishall Clinic?With our technique, the operation is performedunder local anaesthesia with an awake patient.A special solution of saline (salt-water), epinephrine, and lidocaine is injected. Salinehelps to separate the tissues, making the dissection less traumatic for the face and neck.Epinephrine causes the tiny blood vessels inthe area to constrict, minimising bleeding andbruising. Lidocaine numbs the area to providepain control and this lasts for 12-18 hours afterwards-reducing the need for painkillers.

What types of face and neck lift do you offerat the Coltishall Clinic?Apart from a full range of non-surgical treatments we offer a variety of surgical options as follows...

• One stitch facelift - this is our minimally invasive facelift. It is suitable for youngerpatients or for those who do not want a full face or neck lift but desire a subtle result at low cost.

• Thread lift - this is also a minimally invasive procedure and suitable for those patients who want to avoid the knife on their face.

• Laser face lift - this is an excellent option when the main consideration is excess fat in chin and jowls. Laser can melt these and also heats the surrounding tissue.

• Full face and neck lift - Pre medication is recommended to relax the patient. One side is operated at a time. A small amount of skin in front of and below the ear is removed. The skin is lifted, underlying layer is tightened and finally the skin is repositioned and closed with fine sutures.

• Neck lift only - this can be performed through a tiny 1 inch incision in the neck crease. This is suitable for patients with neck bands. Men with turkey neck in particular may be interested in neck only lift where it can be combined with removal of excess skin.

How will I look after surgery?The change following your surgery can be dramatic. The use of small instruments andfluid to separate the skin from deeper tissue results in a bloodless procedure. There may beminor bruising or swelling for 1-2 days. Youmay elect to return to work in 2-5 days or waittill your stitches are removed in 7 days. Thedays of prolonged swelling and bruising andhaving to hide away for weeks are long gone.Our patients do not generally get any significant bruising.

What are the benefits of Coltishall clinicface-lift procedure?Dr Sanjay Gheyi MBBS MS FRCS Medical Director at the Coltishall clinichas had advanced training in face and necklifts in the USA and has adapted best practice and technological innovations. As the procedure is performed in the clinicpurely under local anesthesia and not in a hospital, it offers the following

advantages:• A natural look• Quick recovery• Minimal complication risk• Minimal scars• No hair loss• Less cost • Less risk of infection

With so many face and neck lift options onoffer, along with a whole host of cutting edgenon-surgical options, we are sure to have a solution to offer you. So why not give us a callon 0800 0430737 or log on to the website atwww.coltishallclinic.co.uk

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The Cromer RNLI lifeboat rescue of the Pyrinand Fernebo, which saw 33 people saved fromthe sea on 9 January 1917, is to feature in an RNLI national touring exhibition commemorating the centenary of World WarOne (WW1). The charity’s exhibition, fundedby Arts Council England, is called Hope in theGreat War, and will honour the courage andbravery of the lifeboat crew who risked theirlives to save others during WW1.

Cromer’s lifesaving story of 40 men launchingthe lifeboat, the formation of a human

lifesaving chain and a second launch of thelifeboat in worsening conditions is locallyrenowned, and will now feature in the exhibition alongside five other RNLI lifeboatservices that took place in communities acrossthe United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland.Opening in February 2014 at the Henry BloggMuseum in Norfolk, Hope in the Great Warwill start a 4 year tour around RNLI museums,lifeboat stations and other museums.

Now the RNLI is asking thelocal community in Cromer forfamily memories, photographsand artefacts connected to theRNLI lifeboat rescue of thePyrin and Fernebo. The most relevant items may be selected to feature within the exhibitionallowing the fullest story of therescue to be told nationally.

Becky Fletcher, RNLI HeritageProject Co-ordinator explains‘The outstanding efforts byCromer’s RNLI volunteers tosave lives in WW1 will now begiven a national voice. Althoughmany details are already known

about the Pyrin and Fernebo rescues, findingpersonal memories and connections would

undoubtedly be offurther inspiration.

‘We’re involving thecommunity in otherways too – locally,the RNLI is teamingup with members ofthe 1st Cromer SeaScouts to create apiece of artwork forthe tour. They arecreating a stainedglass interactivegame which will feature within the exhibition.’

Karen Drury, ScoutLeader at the 1st

Cromer Sea Scouts says ‘The Pyrin and Fernebo rescue story for us is a very proud moment in Cromer’s history. We feel immensely privileged to be involved in such an importantproject and by helping to share the Cromer rescue with the rest of the nation. Our Scouts,Cubs and Beavers are fascinated with the storyof the rescue, particularly when comparingtechnology in our modern times and the lack of technology and kit they had nearly 100 yearsago, but the RNLI volunteers still managed tosave lives because of the crew’s sheer bravery.

‘We are thrilled with the youngsters’ enthusiasm for this project and we are sure it is somethingthey will never forget. Hopefully they willcontinue to share the story and experience of this project with their children in years to come.’

To pass on any family memories, anecdotes, photos or letters, pleaseemail [email protected] or call the RNLI Henry Blogg Museumon 01263 511294.


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Kevin Grieve welcomed over 400 students andtheir parents to a packed St Nicholas Churchon the evening of Thursday 12 September. He told the audience “once again students hadachieved some outstanding results and NorthWalsham and the whole North Norfolk community should be very proud of the studentperformance in 2013”.

He was particularly pleased with a 98% A levelpass rate and a 100% pass rate on BTECcourses. The results at A level included an A*-B pass rate of 49% and an A*-C rate of 73%. “It is not surprising that over 250 students are going to University after A leveland BTEC courses, with over 20% going on totop Russell Group Universities. All over thecountry Universities will be receiving some talented people from Norfolk” said the Principal.

In his address Kevin Grieve thanked all theteaching, support staff, students and parents fortheir hard work over the last two years. He alsospoke about student creativity in education. Heexplained that students were not only hardworking but also very creative in the way theyapproached their studies. This creativity wasalso seen in all aspects of student participationin enrichment activities such as sport, drama,art and their voluntary and charity work.

Daniel Evans, guest speaker at the event and anex Paston student, spoke about the need forcreativity in education. Daniel spoke about creativity in his own subject area of Geographyand how it helped him with his studies and gapyear in Alaska.

Kevin Grieve went on to present awards andcertificates to students including 100 NorfolkCounty Scholars. In the last two years the College has achieved 100 scholars or more.Students enjoyed the inputs from teachers who read out nominations and reasons for theawards. Special prizes included the Ivan Palfrey Cup presented by Dave Robertson forthe Rotary Club and also the Kristopher Harperprize and the Charlotte Robinson Award.

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Dear Margaret,Can I use your columns to put Ross Wordie straight? He seems to be just a trifle misled over the North Norfolk Railway's relationshipwith the Norfolk Orbital Railway (Melton Constable Trust).They don't have one. Far from being hand in glove, or the same organisation, the North Norfolk Railway, while agreeing that a railway backto the site of the original station in Holt, and then further to Melton Constable and beyond, would be a good thing, thinks that the projectis not feasible or achievable in a reasonable time, and for that reason, appeals to members of the M&GNJRS (the charity which supportsthe North Norfolk Railway) to spend their money on the NNR's current projects, which do not include any extensions. I refer you to page 3 of the current (Autumn 2013) Joint Line, the members' magazine freely available in the station shop at Sheringham. The chairman of theM&GNJRS and the chairman of the North Norfolk Railway make the position quite clear.To take Ross' further points:Sheringham is not unique as a steam town. There are now literally hundreds of steam railways in the UK. Many of them are smaller thanthe NNR, quite a few are larger, and the towns associated with them benefit from railway tourism in the same way Sheringham does. Takea look at any issue of the national magazine Steam Railway and all will become clear.Station Road is hardly free access to the town. In summer, there are so many pedestrians all over the road that any driver with any sense realises that Sheringham already has a problem with traffic congestion and uses Church Street, over the bridge provided for that very purpose by the late great Midland & Great Northern Railway. This avoids the busy Station Road and gives easy access to the old Budgen's car park in Morris St. The Church Street bridge is adequate - even Sanders' big six wheeler buses have no problems with it - andwere it not, it could be widened. This is the second bridge on the site (the abutments of the old bridge are visible on Platform 1), so it's beendone before. What man has done, man can do.By far the greater part of the parking in Sheringham is in any case in the old station yard on the landward side of the railway. It is not necessary to cross the railway to get to this parking, any more than it will be to get to Tesco, so any closing of level crossing gates would not affect it. Even if traffic were to pile up for hours, it would be easy to make an unblockable entrance to the car park. How Beeston Roadcomes into it I don't see, unless Ross lives there and is worried about a rat run.The present train service is one train an hour. No train operating company so far has expressed a desire to increase the service, and if trainsran to Holt they would probably be at the same frequency. It has to be considered that the Norwich line as far as North Walsham is and always has been a single line with limited passing places - Cromer, Sheringham and Weybourne, should the line run through to Holt - whichobviously influences the frequency at which trains can be run. No more than one train is ever permitted on a single line section. This meansthat the level crossing gates would only have to be shut for a few minutes while the infrequent trains passed over Station Road - not whilethey were in the station.Unless the Shannocks of the 1960s were running the British Railways Board, they had absolutely no say in the closing of the line (publicopinion at the time was against it), nor in the abandonment of the M&GN station and the level crossing. British Railways decided all this, and the reason they built the glorified bus stop which is now the Network Rail terminus was that they refused to continue to pay forthe upkeep and maintenance of the level crossing and the station buildings and platforms. Mere meanness, not consideration for Shannocks.As to Tesco - I regret to say this, but it's not trains or level crossing gates which will be the downfall of independent shops. Indeed, moretrains and more visitors, who are not intent on doing their weekly shop but are looking for something more individual, can only help thetown. Tesco is convenient and has all one needs, if not all one wants, and can, as its founder said, pile it high and sell it cheap(ish). Tescocampaigns so hard to get into towns because it knows that once it's there, people will use it. Because it's easy.'They built a track over it'? Sorry, that track was there before the Green. Otterndorf Green was part of the M&GN and it was always understood that the line would run through there if it was reinstated. It did not belong to the town then, and probably not now - it's eitherBritish Railways Residuals or the NNR - and whatever happens to the Railway, there will be as much of it available to the public as thereis now. Quite how many people want to sit at a busy cross roads for fun I don't know. So be grateful to the Railway for there being any greenspace there at all. If there had not been a railway that would have been concrete for many years. Oh, and you wouldn't have the parking bythe station either.Does Ross realise what planning permission was needed, what enquiries, what consultations, the Railway went through before they couldre-lay that short section of track over Station Road? It took years just for the permissions to replace something which had been there before.Not just 'irresponsible councillors' (probably concerned to gain the advantages for the town that through excursions could and have given),but Network Rail, E-on... the list goes on. If - and, as I pointed out at the beginning, the NNR and the Melton Constable Trust are not in agreement - a scheduled train service wasever to run, the gates would take up no more room than they do now, and there would still be years of discussion, planning enquiries and,more important, the question of signalling. This is one of the most important aspects of railway safety, and, while both Network Rail andthe North Norfolk Railway have stringent signalling requirements, their systems are not compatible. All this would have to be worked out.At present the level crossing is legally a tramway crossing and is signalled as such, but a regular service would require the two systems to beseamlessly joined.Personally I am in agreement with the aims of the Melton Constable Trust. The cross country railway links should never have been closed,and should be reinstated instead of the expensive and useless HS2. But I am also in agreement with the viewpoint of the NNR. The Norfolk Orbital Railway would be very useful, but in the absence of any sense and funding from central government, it's not going to happen. Even just getting to Holt proper from the current Holt station at High Kelling would involve an expensive road crossing nearKelling Hospital (it would have to be a bridge), and the fact that the old track bed is now the Holt bypass, with minimal space alongside for a railway line.Rant over! But it's only fair to give space to the facts...

Best regards, R M King, Cromer

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Phil Weston, owner of Wet Dog in Cromer, will soon be pushing himself well out of his comfort zone to help raise money for the muchneeded Cromer Skate Park when he completes a Skydive!!Having spent many years coaching Youth Football, Phil is very keen on seeing both boys andgirls of all ages and abilities follow their passions and desires and pursue their hobbies in thebest surroundings with the best facilities and most of all with friends and other like-mindedpeople.

"Let’s face it," says Phil, "we all know kids tend to get a rough deal in general these days.They can’t gather in groups, wear what they want or enjoy theirfavourite pastime without getting some stick from someone. This SkatePark is a must not just for the guys who want to use it, but Cromer aswell – it will create a great place for people to meet, and to practise theirsport, whether it is Boarding, Scooter or BMX, but it will also create an-other great ‘draw’ for the town – look at the success of the Mundesleyand Sheringham Parks."

Phil and wife Kay meet a lot of the guys in the shop as they look at thelatest gear, and have got to know many of them well. "They are greatkids, polite, well behaved and well-spoken, but above all show real passion for their sport," enthused Kay.

Phil is currently looking for sponsors for his jump and although verygrateful to those who have already donated, he desperately wants moreto sponsor him.

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North Norfolk Speakers ClubAn entertaining evening with much laughter was enjoyed by all when North Norfolk SpeakersClub held their annual Humorous Speech and Table Topics Contests in North Walsham onWednesday 4 September.

Against very stiff competition, the winner of the Humorous Speech Contest was Paul Rosier,with his speech entitled ‘Much ado about nothing’.

Second place was awarded to Stuart Richards, with Clive Willet taking third place.

Gillian Beecroft won the Table Topics Contest by eloquently speaking on a topic with no priorwarning of the subject, whilst Clive Willet was awarded second place and David Beecroftthird place.

Paul and Gillian went forward to represent their club at the Area Contest on 2 October, whichthis year was hosted by North Norfolk Speakers Club.

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National Trust in OctoberFELBRIGG HALL AND GARDENSThe Hall at HarvestSaturday 5 October – Wednesday 9 October, 11am – 5pm (last entry 4.30pm)See the Hall decorated with flowers, fruit and vegetables from the gardens to celebrate the harvest.Normal admission prices apply. No booking required.

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Fungus ForaySunday 13 October, 2pm – 4pmTake a walk with local expert Tony Leech and dis-cover the many varieties of fungi that can be foundin Sheringham Park£7.75 per person Booking required. Tel.0844 2491895 or visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/Sheringham5% booking fee payable

Sheringham Park’s Tree-mendous treesSunday 20 October, 10.30am – 12.30pmTake a walk with Warden Ed to look at some of thespecial trees that flourish in Sheringham Park, including the largest Scots Pine in England and UKchampion Snowdrop tree. Discover how specimentrees around the world came to be present in the estate and what they were used for.Free (Great British Walk) Booking Required

Scary Halloween TrailSaturday 26 October – Sunday 3 November daily, 10am-4.15pmSpooky stories on a trail through the park. Finish the trail and get a Halloween treat! £2 (includes prize)

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Aluminium greenhouse 3ft x 6ft £75. Newleather lap top shoulder bag cost £95 only£50. Pine swivel dressing table mirror £10.Tall stainless steel pedal bin £10. Tel01692 4029612 cream leather effect swivel reclinerchairs & matching footstools £25 each.Dimplex electric fire 1/2kw coal effect withflickering flame effect wall or floor mount-ing £25. Large ironing board £5.All in vgc.Tel 01692 407005Epson XP405 touch panel wi fi printer sur-plus to requirements 4 months old excel-lent condition 8 months guarantee left£45ono Tel 01692 405200Complete series 24 CDs each of RonnieBarker programmes and Dad’s Army £20each Tel 01263 515714Grey & maroon striped suit chest 44insworn once & black dress suit chest 44in£75ono for the two Tel 01263 513324Wooden exterior door 78in x 33in outsideneeds sanding black iron handle letterboxetc £25. Black size 14 steel toe cap shoeshardly worn £10ono. Grey moccasins newsize 14 £8. Tel 01263 511449Beautiful reproduction mid Victorian Dav-enport desk H34in W21.5in D22in £100onoTel 01263 733074Dunhill lighter in the shape of a sabre jetF86 fighter reg no 872899 £200ono Tel01263 514091 CromerAcamp patio set table & four chairs parasolwind up and base excellent quality andcondition £150. Ironman push lawnmowerunused £20. Tel 01263 517196Bionaire digital warm-mist humidifier withdigital thermostat- helps provide relief fromcolds coughs and congestion helps keepskin moisturised good condition in originalpackaging £10 Tel 07799 533337Ping cart bag deluxe blue as new £60.Ping black large holdall £15. Golf ballsTitelist & Scrizon good condition 50 for£15. Tel 01263 517196

Lounge carpet and underlay burgundycolour 4m 80cm x 3m 40cm under 3 yearsold £75ono buyer collects Tel 01263511545 or 07816 992310Kenwood Chef mixer 1960s model noA701A porcelain bowl glass liquidiser(new) range of attachments good condition£75ono Tel 01263 511786Teal table top stereo/CD player inbuiltspeakers as new £75ono. MorphyRichards rotisserie/conventional table topoven little used £40ono. Tel 01263 513394Wall clock new cream large size vintagestyle perfect working order only £8 stillboxed Tel 07594 442894Raincover for double pushchair excellentcondition universal size fits all £8 great forwinter months Tel 07761 375132Pool table make me an offer Tel 01263824138Surplus to requirements wine glass de-canter, Bush 3L professional fryer – wecould perhaps swap for a working goodcondition record player? Tel 01263 826865Two seater leather sofa dark grey vgc notvery old £70ono Tel 01263 837358Gold coloured tea trolley. Panasonic DVDrecorder player model. JVC video cassetterecorder player. Babylis back and neckmassager. Offers Cromer 01263 517157Electric bicycle Whoosh 7 speed lithiumbattery I year old as new genuine sale of-fers Tel 01263 577702Wheelchair, light, used only for short time,cost £35, accept £30. Tel after 6pm 07985341762.Baby Belling cooker on stand brand newnever been used £95ono Tel 01263768160

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A season of top-quality orchestral concerts inNorth Norfolk will come to an end in Trunchon 26 October with a performance celebratingthe tercentenary of the death of Italian composer Arcangelo Corelli - the last of three dates performed by three of the country’smost highly-regarded touring orchestras.

North Norfolk District Council (NNDC)teamed up for the fourth year with OrchestrasLive (a national music charity that brings orchestral music to thousands of people inunder-served areas across England) to present a series of world-class concerts across the District. In May the Academy of St Martin inthe Fields, one of the finest chamber orchestrasin existence, performed at St. Catherine’sChurch, Ludham, in July Britten Sinfonia, a highly celebrated and pioneering ensembledelighted their audience at The Theatre in theWoods, Holt, while the Orchestra of the Age of

Enlightenment, a truly unique group of visionary musicians who will be celebratingthe tercentenary of Corelli’s death at 7.30 pmin St. Botolph’s Church, Trunch, on 26 October.

NNDC Cabinet Member for Cultural Services,John Lee, said, “North Norfolk District Council is delighted to have been able to work with Orchestras Live to arrange such a wonderful series of concerts this year. Wehave been able to enjoy performances that thegreat concert houses of London, Paris or NewYork would have been proud to present and I am sure that the final concert in Trunch willbe hugely enjoyed by all those lucky enough toobtain tickets.”

The programme for the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment’s performance in Trunch is:

Saturday 26 October – 7.30pm

St Botolph’s Church, Trunch

Corelli Sinfonia to Santo Beatrice d’EsteCorelli Violin Sonata Op 5 No. 1Clare Connors Corelli LeavesCorelli Concerto Grosso Op 6 No. 8 ‘Christ-mas Concerto’Handel Concerto Grosso Op 6 No. 4Muffatt Passacaglia from Armonico TributoNo. 5Corelli Trio Sonata Op 3 No. 12Geminiani Concerto Grosso ‘La Follia’

Tickets in advance £12 (on the door £15)Under 16s £5Available from Trunch Corner Stores or bytelephoning North Norfolk District Council01263 516294

For more information visitwww.northnorfolk.org/arts

Join the Age of Enlightenment in Trunch

Cromer & Sheringham Art and Literary Festival returns for the fourth year with over 50 events and exhibitions running from Friday 25 October to Sunday 3 November, half term week.

Brochures are available throughout the townlisting over 50 events and exhibitions throughout Cromer and Sheringham, includingwriters, Bollywood dancers, crafts, Africandrummers, painters, film producers, glass makers, poets, musicians, actors, and youthdrama workshops.

“Inspired By Film” is thetheme, so there will bescreenings of Coast relatedfilms from around the world. BBC Voices are running afilm production workshop in Cromer on Thursday 31October, 10am – 4pm at theHenry Blogg Museum, TheRocket House for adults andunaccompanied young peopleover 16 years entirely free ofcharge.

You can also have your say tothe camera on your favouritetopic in the Green Screenproject in Sheringham and atthe Little Theatre on Tuesday29 October there will be awhole day of incredible films with a documentarymasterclass by Chris Cox,

legendary filmmaker, followed bythe Coast 13 Awardsceremony.

A Short Film Competition is open for everybody, with a chance to win a covetedBlue Balloon "Academy" Film CompetitionAward.

COAST 13 opens on Friday 25 October onCromer Pier with the comedy string quartet“Bowjangles” show “On The Box” lampooning every TV programme you have ever loved or hated.

The evening includes the final screening of“The Blue Balloon”, the locally shot CinemaQuiz. A prize for the greatest number of famous movies, stars and film references you can spot.

Tickets from the Pavilion Theatre Box Office.www.cromer-pier.com/

COAST 13 is supported by many local businesses, North Norfolk District Council, Cromer Town Council and lots of keen volunteers.

Details of all events at:www.casaf.co.uk


Norman Lamb welcomesfree school meals for infants in EnglandFrom September 2014 all infant school pupils including 26,162 in Nor-folk will benefit from a free hot and healthy meal at lunchtime.

Last month Liberal Democrat Leader and Deputy Prime Minister NickClegg announced that every child in infant school in England will re-ceive a free school lunch.

The Coalition will fund schools in England to provide free meals for allchildren in Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 in a measure that will savefamilies £400 a year per child while helping to raise school standardsand cut the attainment gap.

Universal free school meals for primary school pupils were a key rec-ommendation in a recent review of school food produced independentlyfor the Department for Education. The review found that, in pilots whereall children had been given a free school dinner, students were academi-cally months ahead of their peers elsewhere and more likely to eat veg-etables at lunchtime.

At the same time, the Coalition will extend free school meals to disad-vantaged students in further education and sixth form colleges. Freeschool meals are currently available only for eligible students at schoolsixth forms.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg said “My ambition is that every pri-mary school pupil should be able to sit down to a hot, healthy lunchwith their classmates every day. We will start with infant school pupilsbecause teaching healthy habits young, and boosting attainment early,will bring the biggest benefits.”

Commenting Norman Lamb said “Millions of parents across the countryare feeling the squeeze. During the course of a year, the average familyspends £400 on lunch for each child. We are determined to ease the fi-nancial burden for these families and give every child the chance in lifethat they deserve, building a stronger economy and a fairer society.”

COAST 2013 - “Inspired by Film”

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AL-HAQQ’S KITCHENTandoori Indian Takeaway

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M L Garden ServicesHedge and grass cutting, treework, fencing, garden clearance,general garden maintenance

£1 Million Public Liability Insurance

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NORTH NORFOLK FENCINGYour Local Fencing Contractor

All aspects of fencing undertaken*Picket *Close Board *Post & Rail*Concrete Posts & Gravel BoardsTrees and Hedges Removed

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Bithell ElectricalServices and Testing

Extra Sockets - New LightsFull or partial rewires

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07738 [email protected]

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01263 514148 34 Church St

Cromer - NR27 9ES

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Waitrose offers free skills training to help tackle youthunemployment in North Walsham as part of a nation-wide initiative by the entire food and grocery industry.Youngsters from in and around North Walsham had the opportunity togain the skills they need to get into work when they visited WaitroseNorth Walsham as part of a nationwide campaign to tackle youth unem-ployment in September.Following the success of a pilot project in 2012, the entire food and gro-cery industry has launched Feeding Britain’s Future – Skills for WorkMonth 2013. Last year 70 businesses participated, in 700 locations, including Wait-rose branches in the North East. The campaign provided 10,000 skillstraining opportunities with 98% of participants saying they felt moreconfident applying for a job, and over half having secured a job sincethey took part in the campaign’s workshops. Youngsters from NorthWalsham took part in workshops with the Waitrose Personnel Managerslast month covering topics including how to complete job applications,mock interview practice and CV writing.They were also given the opportunity to find out about career opportuni-ties in the retail industry and at the end of the workshop were given acertificate to confirm their attendance. Feeding Britain’s Future, led by industry research body IGD with the

support of Jobcentre Plus, is the first initiative of its kind, giving youngpeople access to farms, factories and stores, and firsthand knowledge ofthe skills needed for a career in the food industry or elsewhere.Ashley Broad, Branch Manager at Waitrose North Walsham said "Wait-rose is committed to helping young people to get into work, particularlyduring these difficult economic times. Two fifths of our workforce isunder 25* and young people are vital to the success of our business. Theteam here at Waitrose North Walsham are really passionate about work-ing with young people to help them develop their understanding of the food industry and inspire them in their endeavours to get into theworkplace."Joanne Denney-Finch, chief executive, IGD, said “The UK food andgrocery industry employs 3.7 million people - making us Britain’sbiggest private sector employer. With that scale comes responsibility -we have a vital role to play in tackling youth unemployment by sharingour advice and experience. Feeding Britain’s Future is bringing the in-dustry together to share the rules of the game with young people. We need your help to provide unemployed 16-24 year-olds with the skillsand confidence to make the most of job opportunities.”

Stylish New Look for Sheringham Little TheatreVisitors to the Sheringham Little Theatre will soon discover the coastalvenue has been given a completely new box office and café area.Work is currently underway to refurbish the foyer and visitor areas ofthe popular theatre, with a grand opening planned for Saturday, 30 November.

Debbie Thompson, director of the Little Theatre, said the refurbishmentwould make access to the box office and café much easier and wouldallow more people to enjoy the space.

“We were very lucky to receive a grant of £66,000 from the NorfolkCounty Council Community Construction Fund to improve the box office and café bar. This will see us move the box office and make it far more open and welcoming,” she said.

“At the same time we are moving the bar into the centre of the café, improving the flow for customers and to make it more efficient in termsof how the food is served.”

The refurbishment will allow up to 62 people to be seated and will create more cohesion between the theatre itself and the interval area.

It is the second phase of a major renovation programme at the LittleTheatre. The first stage saw the refurbishment of the exterior of thebuilding while the third phase – expected to take place in 2014 – willsee the creation of a new education and youth space.

“We are really looking forward to the new look café and box office,”she said. “Not only will the changes enhance the whole experience for

theatre-goers but they will also be of great benefit to our fantastic armyof volunteers who run the café for us.

“We will be holding a grand opening from 10am to 4pm on Saturday, 30November and hope members of the public will come along to see thenew areas for themselves and to meet members of our pantomime cast.”

Waitrose North Walsham joins national campaignto help young unemployed into work

Mothers' UnionZoe Mitchell spoke at our September meeting about the six months volunteering that she undertook in Cape Town as part of her gap year before going to University. She was mainly involved with children'sministry within a local church and found the experience so rewardingthat, if the opportunity arose, would like to return.

Our next meeting is on Tuesday 8 October at 2.30pm in the St. NicholasRoom when Sue Gibbons will speak about religion within broadcasting. Visitors and new members will be very welcome. For more information please contact Ann Herd on 402705.


Vodafone SignalLoss AgainNorman Lamb has written to the Chief Executive ofVodafone, Guy Lawrence, to challenge Vodafoneover its continued signal problems on the North Nor-folk Coast. The local MP was made aware of theproblems after two constituents contacted him to saythey had been without signal for three days. In his letter, Norman Lamb commented that “Forthere to have been yet another significant loss ofservice for Vodafone customers after the disruptionthat has already occurred recently is incredibly frus-trating for customers. I also do not think it is accept-able. I would be grateful in the first instance if youcould confirm what steps are being taken to rectifythe problem as a matter of urgency. I would also begrateful if you could arrange for a senior representa-tive of Vodafone UK to meet with me in North Nor-folk to discuss steps that can be taken to improve theresilience of your network to ensure that this doesnot happen again”. Norman Lamb met with representatives of the Coun-tryside Alliance, who are running a “Sick of No Sig-nal” campaign in rural areas to urge networks toimprove their signal in the countryside.

North Walsham SNAPThe North Waslham Safer Neighbourhood Action Panel (SNAP)meeting was held on Wednesday 11 September at The Atrium, NorthWalsham. The below priorities were agreed to take forward:

• Speeding in Worstead, focusing on Westwick Road and Lyngate Road

• Tackle anti-social behaviour on the Ormesby Road play area in Badersfield

• Tackle anti-social behaviour including graffiti which has been occurring at Gold Park in Mundesley

These will be reported on at the next meeting which is due to be held onWednesday 20 November at 7pm at The Atrium, North Walsham HighSchool, Spenser Avenue, North Walsham.For information on our forthcoming police events in your area and newsstories please visit www.norfolk.police.uk

St Nicholas Church Fete SuccessOnce again the Church Fete on 7 September proved a huge success. As always it was the gallant helpers that got the show up and running,working both Friday and Saturday.It wouldn’t have happened without those who donated all the variousitems for sale - books, bric-a brac, bling, plants, electrical, handmadecards, CDs, DVDs, crafts, bottles, cakes, toys etc etc. and of course allthe businesses in the town who supported the raffle including the freeloan of a large van from Trevor Charles and a Skip from Carl Bird.The weather on the day was perfect and attracted the crowds whosnapped up a bargain and had a delicious bacon bap with a cup of tea.Their support gave us over £2400 – verified by our in-house accountingteam.From the Fete Committee – A big thank you to everyone who helped setup, to those who donated items and to those who came on the day tomake a purchase.

Those living in the North Walsham East County electoral division (KX4 Dilham, LF1 Happisburgh, LG4 Walcott, LL4 Honing, MC1 North Wal-sham East, MC2 North Walsham North, NP4 Witton) who are not yet registered to vote or who have recently moved need to send in their applicationto be added to the register at their current address as soon as possible. To be eligible to vote at these elections the last date for receiving applicationsis Wednesday 9 October. The deadline for applying for a postal vote or amending or cancelling an existing one is 5pm on 9 October. Proxy applica-tions can be accepted up to 5pm on Wednesday 16 October.

The Jetty Cafe, on Cromer High Street, has been included in a new Top50 ‘Must Eat’ list compiled by some of Britain’s most famous foodies.

The Kenwood Food Lovers Bucket List has been compiled forKenwood, the UK’s leading kitchen appliance brand, by a panel of six

esteemed culinary experts including TV chef Simon Rimmer, writer andeditor of Waitrose Kitchen magazine William Sitwell and restaurantcritic Giles Coren. It covers the essential food experiences that Britsshould have in a lifetime; including ingredients to try, recipes to make at home, UK restaurants to visit and culinary adventures around theworld.

Enjoying fresh seafood by the sea features in the top 50 food experiences and The Jetty Cafe has been named as one of the best placesin the UK to indulge. Well known for its award-winning fresh Cromercrab salad, The Jetty Cafe is loved by locals and visitors alike.

Louise Gillespie, who owns and runs The Jetty Cafe, is delighted to havemade it into the top 50 list, commenting: “Many visitors come to Cromerto eat delicious crab and the experience of eating crab sandwiches andsalads is made more special with the smell of salt in the air and the sunshining! We are thrilled that The Jetty Café and Cromer have been mentioned in the list and would like to take the opportunity to thank oursupplier Davies Fish Shop of Cromer for such wonderful local produce.”Simon Rimmer explains, “We’ve pulled together what we believe to bethe ultimate, unmissable gastronomic experiences for food-loving Brits.

From the simple pleasures of a fresh crab sandwich eaten on the beach,to soaking up the spice markets of Marrakech, there’s something onthere for everyone. We hope it inspires foodies to get out and try newthings, or even create their own Food Bucket Lists to munch their waythrough.”

And it follows new research from Kenwood that shows how much Britshave become obsessed with food - with six in ten people from the East(61%) saying they would choose a great food experience over any other‘life’ experiences, including pampering, animal safaris or extreme sportslike sky diving.

Mark Swift, Director of Marketing for Kenwood, says: “It’s amazing tosee what an effect food has on our lives. It’s such a fundamental part ofBritish culture. We’ve pulled together the Food Lovers Bucket List tohelp people experience the very best that food has to offer both here andabroad, and The Jetty Cafe has a very well deserved mention on the list.”The Kenwood Food Lovers Bucket List can be viewed in full atwww.kenwoodworld.com/uk.

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The scholarships worth £500, are awarded to gifted and talented students who achieve a minimum of 3A* and 6 A grades at GCSE whohave come to Paston Sixth Form College to study A levels and BTECcourses as a preliminary to going to a top university. In 2013, 42 scholarships have been awarded. The scholars will meet the Trustees of the Paston Foundation at a lunch in October.

The scholars are Yasmin Atthill, Becky Ali, Marie Andrews, HannahButterfield, Melissa Bowling, Sophie Crook, Martha Crass, SophieColes, Georgie De La Borda, Christian Green, Beth Gook, MillieGoslyn-Jones, Nicholas Hewetson, Eleanor Hepburn, Callum Hamilton-Emery, Molly Harris, Jenna Hatch, Jasper Haywood, JennyHull, Nathan Jones, Ross Knapman, Molly Kerkham, Chloe Lee,Georgina Lester, Benjamin McCarthy, Laurina Mellows, EmilyMcLaren, Charlie Randall, Elise Page, Emily Rowland, Ellie Rix, IssySnell, Catherine Setchfield, Anna Szulfer, Andrew Stringer, Jack Southgate, Laura Tuddenham, Harry Twining, Sophie Wilkinson, SamWebb, Abbie Walters, Alice Wreford.

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An exciting tie in the first round of the Star Paving Services North Norfolk Table Tennis League Knockout Doubles Cup was always guaranteed when NWSCA were drawn against Outlaws. The team ofAndy Beane, John Batchford and Tom Baldock-Yaxley represented thehosts at Antingham Village Hall with the trio of John Hancock, ColinHumphries and Steve Patterson lining up for Outlaws. Beane and Baldock-Yaxley ran into an early 9-3 lead in the first set of the opener,before Hancock and Patterson won the next eight points and then thenext two sets to win in straight. A turning point in the next battle between Batchford and Baldock-Yaxley and Humphries and Pattersoncame with the Outlaws poised to take a two sets lead at 10-9 in the second when Baldock-Yaxley was on the right end of a lucky edge tosave the set point. The NWSCA duo won the set 13-11 and took the nexttwo to level the tie at 1-1. Beane and Batchford beat Hancock andHumphries 11-9, 9-11, 5-11, 11-9, 11-9 before a straight sets win fromHancock and Humphries again levelled the tie. Beane and Batchfordedged out Hancock and Humphries 13-11 in the fourth and then Batchford and Baldock-Yaxley closed out their straight sets win overHumphries and Patterson 15-13 in the third to see NWSCA into a 4-2lead. The next two battles were also won in straight as Hancock andHumphries kept Outlaws alive in the tie before Beane and Batchford defeated Hancock and Patterson to close out NWSCA’s hard fought 5-3win.

NWSCD’s Mary Sawyer, Joe Kirkup and Philip Stone hosted CromerCrosscourt’s Derek Sidaway, Wren Thatcher and John Welsh at NorthWalsham Sports Centre. Sidaway and Welsh failed to capitalise a setpoint chance in the first set and an early lead in the deciding set asSawyer and Stone won a tight opener 14-12, 7-11, 11-8, 8-11, 11-6. Thepairing of Sidaway and Welsh also went the distance later in the tie withKirkup and Stone winning in five and with a trio of straight sets winsgoing to the hosts in straight, NWSCD won 5-0.

The following week saw NWSCA meet NWSCD in the first round of theSingles Cup. Stone came back from 5-9 down to edge out Beane 13-11in the fifth. Next, Sawyer recovered strongly in each set but to no availas Baldock-Yaxley won in straight. Good play from Kirkup from twosets down saw him with four chances to take Batchford the distance, butthe NWSCA player closed out the win in four on his second chance. Atrio of wins in straight concluded NWSCA’s 5-1 win. Gresham’s SchoolA won their singles tie 5-0 against NWSCB for whom former North

Norfolk Champion Richard Porritt madehis return to the League and took a setfrom Hubert Cheng but was unable tomake an impression against current North Norfolk ChampionRobin Thaxter. Four of the battles went to four sets with Thaxteredging out Paul Price 15-13 in the fourth.

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