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The heavens opened once more on the Sheringham Playpark on a lateDecember day but this time it wasn'tjust rain that soaked the parents andchildren who are raising funds for awell overdue upgrade of the facilities.

Nessa Wright, widow of Jamie Wrightwho was just 38 when he died from arare blood disorder in mid October,made a special trip to present a chequefor £1245.73 to the Revamp Fund.Jamie was a very popular figure at Blyth& Wright, known to everyone in thetown and was found to have sufferedfrom a very rare condition called thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura(TTP). Only two in one million peopleare believed to have the rare blood disorder.Donations instead of flowers were requested to3 different charities - Lifeblood, the thrombosischarity, the N & N Accident & Emergency Assessment Unit and the Playpark, which had been one of Jamie's favourite childhoodplay areas.Addressing Nessa, daughter Emily and Jamie'sbrother Chris, Rebecca Burrows, spokespersonfor the group said, "As a group we have beenvery touched by the way the people of

Sheringham have supported and encouragedthis campaign, by donating items, money and time. Blyth and Wright have been so supportive of our cause, as they are for manyothers in our lovely town. Words can’t expressour full gratitude for all the support you havegiven us, particularly at this time. Not all of usknew Jamie person-ally but it is clear hewas a very well lovedand respected member

of our community. Your generous gifthas made us ever more determined tocontinue fundraising until we reach ourgoal. We will provide Sheringham with amodern play park that would makeJamie proud and leave his name as alasting legacy for this town. Thank youto Nessa, Emily, Chris and all the fam-ily."Also on hand was Brian Hannah, localcouncillor who is supporting the project,which needs to raise around £100,000."I'll be doing what I can to help, but weall know times are difficult and the settlement from the government is notgood."

Rebecca also wondered why muchsmaller villages in the area have muchbetter facilities than Sheringham - a very

good question.

So far the group has raised £4045.73 - there is a long way to go but they are determined.

If you would like to help, please contact Rebecca at [email protected]

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Last month the Cromer and Sheringham Crab & Lobster Festival proudly handed over grants totalling £7,500 to local charitiesand organisations from monies raised at thisyear’s Charity Windbreak Auction.

This year the Fishermen’s Mission was chosenas the Festival’s main charity for the vital support the Mission gives to fishermen andtheir families. On behalf of the Mission, senior superintendent Tim Jenkins, collected a cheque for £2,500.

The remaining £5,000 was distributed betweenfourteen local organisations who joined members of the Festival’s committee at a presentation on Sunday 2 December at TheConstantia where cheques were presented tolocal groups who work tirelessly for the benefitof the local community.

Festival Chairman Tony Shipp opened thepresentation by thankingall those who had helpedmake the Festival and auction in 2012 such a success, as well as allthose who had worked toconstruct the Crab PotChristmas Tree in Cromer.The grants were handedout to representatives from

the organisations present by Festival presidents Hilary Thompson and Noel Gant.

The organisations who received grants fromthe scheme were Open Door Community Arts,Sheringham U18s Football Team, Suffield ParkInfant & Nursery School, Cromer Lawn Tennis & Squash Association, The Cromer Bells Project, RNLI Cromer, After Breast Cancer Sheringham, Cromer & North Norfolk Festivalof Music, Dance & Speech,Cromer Exhibition Foundation, Cromer Christmas Lights, Sidestrand Hall School,Cromer & District GardenSociety and Age UK NorthNorfolk.

On receiving their grant, After Breast CancerSheringham said“this grant will enable the group tokeep going. We werein a position wherewe could only survive until Christmas but thisgrant means we can keep going for another year”.

Many of the projects which weresuccessful will beworking will localschool children including SidestrandHall School (fundinga School Garden),Cromer Tennis Club(funding free tastersession in local

schools) and the Cromer &District GardenSociety (fundingtheir annual SchoolsGarden Competition).Cromer Exhibition Foundation will use theirgrant to provide grants to Cromer school

children who aregoing onto Further or Higher Educationto help with coursematerials.

Representatives from Age UK NorthNorfolk said theirgrant would go towards their ‘Learning to Live

Again’ programme which helps older peopleaccess activities throughout North Norfolk.

Festival Chairman Tony Shipp said “this year’sgrants help to continue the Festival’s traditionof raising money for local charities through theAnnual Charity Auction and we are delightedthat so many local community groups will benefit from them”.

Over the past three years the Crab & LobsterFestival has donated over £24,000 to localcharities. At a time when fundraising is an uphill challenge, voluntary and communitygroups are more important than ever beforeand these grants will really help at a grassrootslevel.

The Festival will be announcing details of their annual art trail for 2013 in January. In2013 the Festival will run 17-19 May. Sponsorship opportunities are now available. Please contact the Festival via [email protected]


St. Andrews Methodist Church During January and February only, because of the risk of adverseweather conditions, the Sunday evening services at St. Andrew'sMethodist Church, Sheringham will be at 4pm instead of the usual6.30pm. The morning services will be at the usual 10.30 am.

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Drawing and painting classes at Upper Sheringham Vil-lage Hall Wed & Thur 10am - 1pm. All abilities welcome.Tutor Bob Larking M.A. PGCE. Please call 01362 668941.Diabetes UK North Norfolk Voluntary Group meets on the 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’.Bookstart Baby Bounce & Rhyme Time/ Songs, forthe under 5's and their parents/carers. Every Tuesday,10am-10.30am. Come and join the fun and meet somenew friends. Don't forget to collect your free bookstartpack for children under 4 years old. Sheringham Library, New Road, Sheringham, 01263 822874.The Old Shannocks Club. Get-together for senior citizens who were born or brought up in Sheringham.Meets on the last Wednesday of each month at 2.15pm at The Community Room, Huntley Crescent, Sheringham.Sheringham Evening W.I. meet on the 2nd Monday eachmonth at St Josephs Church Hall, Cromer Rd, Shering-ham 7.15pm. New members welcome. Pauline Lewis01263 821570 or www.sheringhameveningwi.comSheringham Afternoon CAMEOs meet 4th Thur every month. St Josephs Church Hall, Cromer Rd, Sheringham. New members welcome. 01263 821462 or 821281.St Andrew's Table Tennis Club Wed 7.30 - 9.30, in thelarge hall of St Andrew's Methodist Church. Our friendlymembers range from beginners to those with more experi-ence and we play for fun, refreshment & chat break at "half time". Cost £1/week. All over 16 welcome.Sheringham ABC Group (After Breast Cancer SupportGroup) meets 2nd & 4th Thur (not Easter, Aug Bank Holor Xmas weeks) at St Joseph’s Church Hall Sheringham7-9pm. Exercise, relaxation, tea & chat. Open to anyone who has had breast cancer. Sheila McGinley 01263 820924Morley Club 48 Cromer Road. Quiz - last Tues everymonth 8pm. Bridge - Thurs evenings 7pm & Friday after-noons 2pm. Carpet bowls - Wed afternoons 2pm. Out-side bowling - daily from 10am, phone to check. Poker -Wed & Thur evenings 7.30pm. For info tel: 01263 822087North Norfolk Model Engineering Club - 1st Friday of each month at 7.30pm. A welcome is extended to visitors and prospective members of all ages. Further de-tails from Gordon Ford on 01263 512350.‘Quiet Garden’ at the Friends’ Meeting House, 14 Cre-mer Street, Sheringham. Need a break from shopping?Our ‘Secret Garden’ is an oasis of peace, just a stone’sthrow from the town centre. Sit and think, or just sit. Ad-mission free, tea and coffee available. Open 10am to1pm every Saturday throughout the summer.Sheringham Folk Club at the Tyneside Club, StationRoad, Sheringham. Come along listen, sing, play, join inany standard, any style, just beginning, just have a beerwith friends. Entry Free. 2nd Wed in month 8pm-11pm.Age UK North Norfolk Information and Advice Drop Inservice. At Sheringham library on the third Thursday ofeach month 10am - 12. No appointment needed.Breastfeeding Cafe. Thursdays (term time only) from1pm to 2.30pm at YESU in Sheringham. An opportunity tomeet other breastfeeding mums and have a chat over acuppa! All completely free and there will be Unicef breast-feeding Support Advisors on hand every week.Seniors’ Swimming Club for over 55s opportunity toswim for health, fitness and enjoyment. Swim times are: Mon 10.15-11.15; Wed 10-11; Fri 1.15-2.15. Looking fornew members to join us for a weekly swim at Gresham’sPool, Holt. Contact Lynda Turbet on 01263 711123The Morley Club, Cromer Road, Sheringham will beholding Bridge Classes for beginners on Friday mornings11 a.m. - 12. 30 starting on Friday 21 September 2012.Cost to Morley members £1 and non-members £2 persession. Contact Margaret Flowerdew 01263 822379AGE UK ADVICE MORNING Meet a representative fromNorth Norfolk Age UK to find out about services availableto older people at SHERINGHAM LIBRARY, New Rd, 3rd Thur every month 10am-12 noon. No appointment needed.Football - Sheringham Community Centre, Cromer Rd.Thurs 6.30pm-8.30pm.Free. Sheringham Baptist Churchhas a team in a youth football league in Norwich whichplays on Sat. They train on Thurs evenings at the Com-munity Centre. All young people welcome to come andjoin the training, whether or not you attend the church.Under 12s 6.30pm, Under 14s 7.30pm until 9pm.Morley Lunch Club Sheringham on the third Tuesday ofthe month. 2 course lunch for £7.50. Sittings start from12am till 2pm Please call in to find out more or phone01263 822087 to book. Sheringham & Cromer Lions Club meet 7.30pm on 2ndand 4th Tuesday every month at The Morley Club, Sher-ingham. New members always welcome. For more infocontact Club Secretary Brian Harris on 01263 821276

Royal Air Forces Association – Sheringham & District Branch holds regular meetings & social events. All former members of the RAF & WRAF including mem-bers of their families welcome. Joe Floyd 01263 511260.Sheringham and District Philatelic Society, Your localstamp club, meet once a month on the second Mondayeach month at the church hall in West Runton from 7.30to 9.30 pm. New members welcome. 01263 579529.Meet the Producers Market at the Maltings Hotel in Weybourne on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Classic Farmers Market combined with and Art and Crafts Market.St. Andrew’s Methodist Church Ladies Associationusually meet on the 2nd and 4th Tues each month,7.30pm, Church Hall. All ladies welcome to visit or join forfriendship and a stimulating and varied programme.01263 822807 or 820278Sheringham Country Market 1st & 3rd Thursdays of themonth 10 til 11.30am St John Ambulance Hall. Homecooked baking, local produce and much more.School’s Out. Fridays in term time 3.30-4.45pm Shering-ham Baptist Church, Holway Rd. 50p. An exciting after-school club for children of primary school age. Games,competitions, craft, tuck shop & snacks as well as big screen Wii. Drop in after school to celebrate the end of the school week in style! ww.sheringhambaptistchurch.co.uk.Sheringham Stroke Support Group for anyone who hassuffered a stroke. Meets every Wed except July and Aug2.30-4.30pm at Sheringham Methodist Church on CromerRd. Sophie 07833247108 or Harvey 01263 512328.The Cromer & Sheringham Brass Band, practice inUpper Sheringham Village Hall on a Thursday evening7.45pm to 9.45pm. For Info contact Secretary Colin Spink01263 733638. New players always welcome. Life Drawing - Thurs 7pm-10pm at St John AmbulanceHall, 6 Wyndham St, Sheringham. Adventurous eveningsto explore drawing. Contact Peter 07860 568874North Norfolk Different Strokes. Support, info, fun foryounger stroke survivors. Fortnightly Tues 2.30 - 4.30 inSheringham area. For details 01263 715952 / 821480Sheringham Short Mat Bowls Club at Splash LeisureComplex, Mon 10am-12 noon. New members welcome.Eddy 01263 821774 or Pat 01263 823390North Norfolk Speakers Club meets every otherWednesday, 7pm at North Walsham High School,Spencer Ave. For dates and further information visitwww.nnsc.co.uk or contact Gillian tel. 01692 650250Fit Together Badminton - Thur 1pm-4:30pm at GreshamVillage Hall, East Beckham Lane, Gresham, NR11 8RT.Time is divided between different abilities from returningplayers to more experienced. Tea, coffee and biscuits arealso available. Call 07917596797 to find your time slotand book your place – all equipment provided. £2.50Sheringham Community Centre Zumba Fitness Thursdays 6-30-7-30pm All abilities welcome Cost £4Contact Wyn 01263 825095Cromer Chamber Orchestra is looking for players (noage limit) all sections woodwind, brass, strings. Meet atCromer High school on Monday evenings 7pm (duringschool term). No audition necessary. 01263 511600Sheringham Circle Dance Group Traditional dance fromaround the world. New partners welcome, friendly group,no partners or experience necessary, some live music, re-freshments. Quaker Meeting House, Cremer St, Shering-ham 2pm-4pm on 4th Friday in month. Suggested con-tribution £3 max Tel Jane 01263 838157 or just turn upFledgeling Music classes are friendly, dynamic, ener-getic and fun. A unique experience your child will love!Who for? Children aged 4 months to 4 years. How much?FREE taster class, members pay only £4, younger sib-lings £2 babies of older siblings FREE. Paid half termly.Please visit www.fledgelingmusic.co.uk, call Lorna on07500 221121 or e-mail: [email protected] & 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: Jim on 01263 721043MOTORCYCLISTS - Roadkill Customs Motorcycles,Cromer - late night shopping (until 9pm) every Wed. Brit Stop Coffee Shop open for drinks & snacks. 01263 513307BIKERS MEET - Brit Stop Coffee Shop at Roadkill Cus-toms Motorcycles, Cromer - 1st Wed each month - Take-away night (bring your own!) - we supply the seats/cutlery/condiments. Or just drop in for a cuppa - every Wed until9pm. Hot/cold drinks and snacks always available. Comealong and meet up with fellow bikers. Tel 01263 513307Wandering Wailers Folk Club - Singaround and Skiffleand Jug Band Session. First Monday every month at theTyneside.8pm. All welcome. Free to all. Contact PeteSanpher 01263 826911

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The Sheringham Independent will continue to deliver 4700 copies through the letterboxes of residentsand businesses in the town through 2013. However we have been asked to expand our coverage into sur-rounding villages as well as to enable those not on one of our regular rounds to collect their copy fromconvenient locations. We will now have a circulation of 5,600. The pick-up points so far arranged arelisted below - there are more to be agreed which we will list next month.The other two magazines in the Rose Villa Publications group - the North Walsham Times and CromerTimes will also be increasing the number of copies printed - Cromer will rise to 6,000 in total and NorthWalsham to 6400. They will be covering locations such as Mundesley, Trunch, the Runtons, Holt andBodham as well as Aylmerton and Alby, which do not have a letterbox round.We do not know how many readers we have, but what we do know is that most people in Sheringhamlike to read our magazine.We hope that in the coming year we will be able to continue to make our magazines the most read inNorth Norfolk.Places to find The Sheringham IndependentSheringham town locations - North Norfolk Railway (after Feb), Tourist InformationCentre (from late March), The Library, Roy Boys Cafe, Lobster Pot pub,Sheringham Little Theatre.Beeston Regis - The Priory Maze (from Easter), Headway, Beeston Mini Market,West Runton - Spar shop, The Village Shop, The Village Inn,East Runton - Easton Runton Stores, Newsagent & Tea shopBodham - Crayford & Abbs, Holt Mobility.Holt - Holt Carpets, Kings & BarnhamsAylmerton - ‘The Egg Man’ Aylmerton Village, Roman Camp Garage,North Norfolk District Council reception, Cromer RoadNorth Norfolk Tourist Information Centre, Cromer


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As the festive cheer leaves us and people ponderhow to make the New Year better than the last, NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) is challengingpeople to spare an hour of their time to donateblood.

The New Year’s resolution message comes at a time when there a need to recruit new donors aftera dramatic decline in the number of younger donorssigning up in 2012. NHSBT aims to recruit 100,000new donors in 100 days to counteract this drop andprotect future blood stocks.

With blood donationsessions available for people to book an appointmentthroughout 2013, it isimportant that peoplefrom North Walshamhelp to maintain stocksas hospital demand forblood remains high atthe start of the year.

Derek Carr, NHSBT’s lead donor relations managerfor the Anglia region said “New Year’s resolutionshave become a bit cliché over the past few years aspeople always set themselves up for big challengesthey are unable to complete. Our challenge is a simple one plus we can guarantee donors a warmwelcome, a hot cup of tea and a biscuit to helpboost their sense of achievement not to mention thesatisfaction of knowing that they are helping sickand injured people in local hospitals with each andevery donation they make.”

Anyone aged between 17-65, weighing morethan 50 kg (7 stone 12lbs) and in general goodhealth could potentially start saving lives by becoming a blood donor. There is no upper agelimit for donors who have donated in the lasttwo years.

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Open Evening for Cavalier King Charles Spaniels OwnersWestover Veterinary Centre in North Walshamis holding an open evening and discussion fo-cusing on Cavalier King Charles Spaniels andinvites any owners of this breed to attend. Thiswill take place on Wednesday 30 January at7.30pm.Our Veterinary Surgeon, Del Tubby, isparticularly interested in Syringomyelia, a braindisorder suffered by this breed. We will have inattendance a guest speaker who suffers fromthe human form of this condition who will behappy to discuss and answer any questions.We welcome all Cavalier owners and breeders and hope to cover other condi-tions common to this breed. Light refreshments will be available. If you would like to attend please phone our Small Animal surgery on 01692403202 to book your place.

Save a Life for Your New Year’s ResolutionPeople from Sheringham are being asked to consider saving a life or three for their New Year’s resolution by giving blood in 2013.

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Cromer SocietyWednesday 23 January 2013 at 10am - Extended Lecture Course"Art of the Anglo-Saxons andCelts" presented by Margaret Forrester at The Cottage, LoudenRoad, CromerWednesday 23 January 2013 7pmRecorded Music Section - "Soundsfrom my Life" presented by RobinSelwyn at Cromer Bowls Club, Station Road, CromerWednesday 30 January 2013 -Extended Lecture course "Art ofthe Anglo-Saxons and Celts"presented by Margaret Forrester atThe Cottage, Louden Road, Cromer

Diabetes UK North Norfolk Voluntary Group - following thegroup's short A.G.M on Thursday 24January our guest speaker will bePharmacist, Scott Murray. The meet-

ing starts at 7.30pm at The MethodistChurch Hall Cromer. Everybody welcome. For further details pleasecontact Jackie or David on 01692405492

The Morley Club, Sheringham -Buskerteers on Saturday 26 January- money raised is sent to the East Anglia Air Ambulance so please comealong and make it a good night! From8pm, only £2.50 each. All welcomephone 01263 822087 to book yourticket

Prize and Cash Bingo at WeybourneVillage Hall on Friday 25 January,doors open 7pm for 7.30 startin aid of Harry Dawson Playing FieldFunds

All Chocolate Coffee Morning onSaturday 9 February at St AndrewsChurch, East Runton 10am - 12 noon

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Fit Together Tea Dance – weeklyTuesdays- 2-4pm at the CopemanCentre, Hall Street, Briston, NR242LG. No partner and no booking necessary. Call Claire Carter on(01263) 861340 for directions. £2.00including tea/coffee/biscuits/cake

Fit Together Badminton – weeklyThursdays - 1pm to 4:30pm at theGresham Village Hall, East BeckhamLane, Gresham, NR11 8RT. The timeis divided between different abilities.Tea, coffee and biscuits are available.Please call 07917596797 to find yourtime slot and book your place – allequipment provided. £2.50

An evening of Norfolk Squit andPolish with Keith Skipper, 26 Aprilat Sheringham Woodfields School,

Holt Road, Sheringham, NR26 8ND.Tickets priced at £10 each and mustbe purchased in advance by callingthe school office(01263 820520 or emailing [email protected] Doors open at 7pm with the Squit andPolish commencing at 7.30pm. Raffleand Refreshments to be availableduring the evening. All proceeds to the Friends of Sheringham Woodfields School (1127142)

Celtic Spirituality - an afternoon ofmusic and poetry, including harpistand songs on Sunday 27 January3pm to 5 pm at Friends MeetingHouse, Cremer street, Sheringham.Refreshments available. No admission charge. Voluntary retiringcollection, donations to Quaker funds

When buying a property at auction,you will find that it is very different tothe normal conveyancing process. Ifyou are the successful bidder then youhave effectively exchanged contractswhen the hammer falls, and both youand the seller will face financial penalties if either of you fail to complete the transaction on the completion date. All investigations and surveys on the propertymust be done before the auction date, as youcannot back out of the purchase if you discoversomething untoward in your searches or surveyafter the hammer has fallen. This does meanthat you will incur costs before the auctioneven though you may not be the successful bidder.The auctioneers will make an auction packavailable, which contains legal documentation

about the property, and the auctioneer’s termsand conditions. Your solicitor can advise youon this paperwork before the auction.

If you require a mortgage to buy a property atauction then it is wise to ensure that you haveyour mortgage offer before the date of the auction. If you do not, and your lender does notissue a mortgage offer or is not ready to releasethe funds in time to complete your purchase,you could lose the property and your deposit.If you are the successful bidder then you willbe required to pay the deposit (usually 10%)immediately. The remainder of the purchaseprice will be payable on the completion date. The date for the completion of your purchasewill be in the paperwork provided by the auctioneer and is usually 28 days after the date of the auction. If you do not proceed withyour purchase you are likely to lose your 10%deposit and could also face a claim for additional costs from the seller.

A purchase at auction can some-times be a bargain, but it is es-sential that you prepare properlybefore the date of the auction sothat you know exactly what youare buying and you have the nec-essary funds in place.

“This article aims to supply general information, but it is not intended to constitute advice. Every effort is made to en-sure that the law referred to is correct at thedate of publication and to avoid any statementwhich may mislead. However no duty of careis assumed to any person and no liability is ac-cepted for any omission or inaccuracy. Always seek our specific advice.”If you require advice on this matterplease contact the Private Client teamat our Sheringham office on 01263825959. If you require advice on any other legalmatter telephone our Sheringham officeon 01263 825959 or email [email protected]

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Sheringham Town Council is launch-ing the ‘Sheringham CommunityAwards’ to recognise the achieve-ment and effort of individuals orgroups for their work in enriching thequality of life for residents or visitorsin our town.A ‘Community Award’ is our way ofpublicly honouring a group or indi-vidual who might otherwise be neverrecognised for the work they havedone in making Sheringham a betterplace to live or visit.

People of all ages young or old are eligible for the scheme. These first annual awardswill be presented by Doug Smith the Mayor of Sheringham at the Annual TownMeeting held at the new Community Centre at 7-30pm on 9 April. This is a publicmeeting open to all.Application forms can be obtained from the Town Hall or from the Town Council’s website, www.sheringhamtcnorfolkparishes.gov.uk Nominations for the 2012 awards must be received by 14 February.

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Osso Buco means ‘slowly braised’ in Italian. This is a family recipe - my great-grandfather, Leonardo Bizzarri, was theformer maître d’hôtel at the Savoy in Londonand studied under the legendary chef GeorgesAugust Escoffier. My great-grandfather retired to Overstrand, and inhis dotage was a bit of an experimenter in the kitchen. He married therich flavours of Escoffier’s stock to the succu-lent Norfolk beef he found here with fantasticresults.

The recipe’s been passed on to me and is a great, simple dish that is a bestseller when it’son the menu at the Grove.

We’ve had a really busy Christmas and New Year, and from January we’re introducing a real lunchtime bargain for allthose hardy souls who brave the Norfolk winter. If you’re over fifty you canenjoy two courses for £10 (or £6.95 for onecourse) plus coffee off the specials boards fromWednesday through to Friday – great localfood and a lovely setting to relax in front of theroaring woodburner.

I hope you enjoy Leonardo’s Osso Buco...

Ingredients:▪ 6 thick slices of Norfolk veal

or beef shank▪ 4 tablespoons of plain flour

▪ 30g of butter▪ 2 Spanish onions finely diced▪ 2 large carrots cubed▪ 2 sticks of celery peeled and

chopped▪ 2 cloves of garlic, finely sliced▪ 300ml of chicken stock▪ 1 tin of chopped tomatoes▪ 2 teaspoon of fresh chopped

oregano▪ 1 bay leaf

Method:▪ Season the flour and roll the

shank meat until fully covered▪ Melt the butter over a medium

heat and seal the meat until browned

▪ In a separate pan sweat the prepared vegetables until the onions are clear

▪ Place your floured shank meat on top of the vegetables and add the tinned tomatoes, stock, oregano and bay leaf

▪ Slowly cook everything on a low heat for eight hours, the shank meat will fall apart after this time, ensuring the most succulently tender dish.

A wonderful, tender and mouth-watering casserole, best served withrice, mashed potato or couscous.

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Norfolk based nationalcharity encourages sillysocksBeat – the UK’s leading eating disorders charity, based in Norwich, isasking people to support their Sock it to Eating Disorders fundraisingappeal during Eating Disorders Awareness Week 11-17 February. Thecharity provides a range of services specifically for Norfolk including a helpline, email service, self help and support groups and training forhealthcare professionals.

During the week the charity is encouraging people to get silly with theirsocks – organising activities such as wearing silly socks to school forthe day, decorating socks in Beat’s colours, knitting socks and sellingthem on Ebay for charity and getting sports teams to wear silly socks for a training session or match.

Anyone interested in taking part can visit Beat’s website to sign upfor a free Sock it to Eating Disorders fundraising pack: www.b-eat.co.ukThe charity’s fundraising department would also love to hear of anyactivities - please email [email protected]

As the branch enters its 13th year we do not know what challenges weface in order to help cats in our area. During 2012 we again re-homedover 200 cats and kittens and believe that before the end of this year wewill re-home our 3,000th cat, quite an achievement for a small branchrun entirely by volunteers. During last year we also paid for nearly 300cats to be neutered from branch funds (this figure does not include thosehelped with our fixed payment vouchers) and we will continue to helppeople on low incomes and benefits in this way.

Several of the cats and kittens which came into care last year had healthproblems. Cats like Nemo and Dori, victims of road traffic accidentswho required cage rest, or kittens like Dollar and Tuppence who developed polyps which have required extensive surgery because theyhad cat flu when quite young for which they did not receive treatmentbefore joining us. Also older cats like Simba (diabetes) and Trinny (thyroid) both now on medication for life who have settled in newhomes with caring new owners who understand their problems. Veterinary care is expensive but we will always help a cat if we possibly

can. Unfortunately, sometimes, we have tomake the decision we all hate for the cat’ssake, as in the case of Sheba, the little straywho had a massive tumour in her mouth andcould not eat.

At present we still have some of last year’skittens in care that are now classed as youngadults. They have seen their litter matesleave for new homes and for some unknownreason they have not been chosen. All arebeautiful and, because they have been withus for longer than usual, are well loved by their carers. Kittens likeTiger Moth, Comet, Piggy Malone Golly, Penny, Bluey, Graham,Patsy,Vulcan and Dakota, who are all micro chipped, vaccinated andneutered, and will make lovely companions giving lots of pleasure totheir new families.

If you are looking for a cat or kitten please give a call on 01692 535858.Alternatively you can visit www.cats.org.uk/northwalsham for a description and photographs of the cats before giving us a call on the above number.

If, however, you are interested in receiving help to neuter your cat/kittenplease ring 07880 256948 (to see if you are eligible for a voucher).

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Happy New Year!At Miramar vets we are looking forward to some exciting changes in 2013.We are sad to be losing Daniel our South African vet, who is moving on to pas-tures new. We wish him every success in the future with his move and career.We will be welcoming Jennifer to the practice in early January, she will bestepping into Dan’s shoes. Jenni trained at Edinburgh, recently qualifying, and hasbeen working on a research project into new graduate education.We have also launched our new website go to www.miramarvets.co.uk for all the latest news and promotions.Throughout January we have a special promotion on all our ‘lifestage’ foods made by Royal Canin.These foods are aimed at specific breeds, weight ranges and ages, so if you feel your pet has put on a few poundsover Christmas, why not book in to see one of the nurses for a free consultation and assessment?If a diet change is required we can help. Ring 01263 822293 to book an appointment and bring this coupon with you to claim your free pet ‘food cube’ whenpurchasing from our Royal Canin ‘lifestage’ range.We aim to run a promotion every few months so keep checking The Sheringham Independent and our website fordetails - there will be some great freebies up for grabs!

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Husky Dogs Attack on Sheringham BeachDo you know, or are you the owners of, three Husky dogs, two of which attacked a small Lakeland Terrier on Sheringham Beach on Sunday 30 December between 1pm and 2pm?The owners of the Huskies did not stop and may not have realised that the Terrier was badly injured and required veterinary treatment for biting wounds. These ownerscontinued walking with their dogs towards West Runton & Cromer.The Terrier's distinctive collar and identity tags were also lost in the attack.Please contact Sheringham Safer Neighbourhood Team by phoning Norfolk Constabulary on 101 or emailing [email protected]


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Sheringham Society CoffeeMorningsThe talk in November was given by Bishop David Leake, formerlyBishop of Argentina. It was a most fascinating story of his life as a missionary amongst the indigenous tribes in the north of the country. He and his wife, Rachel, raised their three children with the tribal children and without any amenities such as running water or electricity.It made our lives here in the United Kingdom seem really luxurious.

There was no talk in December, but 32 members had a Christmas lunchat the Beaumaris Hotel. We had an excellent lunch, as indeed we did lastyear. It was a very jolly gathering and I think everyone enjoyed it.

The talk this month is on Thursday 31 January at St. John Hall in Wynd-ham Street when the speaker will be Ivan Hardy from the East CoastTruckers. This is a charity which helps children with special needs andtheir best-known work is the Children's Convoy which is an annualevent when 80 trucks leave Norwich for a day out in Great Yarmouth,going via Pleasurewood Hills. It is such a famous event that thousandsof people line the route of the A47 to cheer the children on. The childrenare always thrilled by all the people waving them on. I am sure it will be most interesting and uplifting talk and I hope that many people willattend the coffeemorning.

It costs £2 which in-cludes tea or coffeeand homemade cakesand everyone is wel-come. You do notneed to be a memberof the Society. Thedoors open at10.15am and the talkbegins at 10.30am.

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Brownies RaisingFunds for PackHolidaySheringham Brownies broke all records and raised a massive £176.21 byholding a raffle and selling crafts at Shannock Court elderly residentialcomplex in Sheringham.

They are saving hard to go on a Brownie pack holiday next year ‘but atthis rate they may be going to Disneyland instead’, joked Brown Owl,Kerry Baker.

The residents are proud to support our young generation and look for-ward to seeing them again at Easter – ‘they may even be able to affordto take us with them on Brownie pack holiday!’

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Dear Grumpy Old ManWho rattled your cage? I've followed with interest the recent exchanges about computing and local politics, and chortled atyour stance. Well, your column wouldn't be 'Grumpy' unless taking a swipe at something now would it? And I suspect mostreaders take it with a fair pinch of salt, albeit secretly agreeing ordisagreeing with some of the gist (thought: how you must miss Alf Garnett!). However, I do feel for those who dare to disagree with you, such as Jan,who received a rather patronising response to what I thought soundedlike a very positive story. And as for Brian, who stuck his neck out indefence of long-serving councillors, I shudder to think what you mightsay ('hit a raw nerve' perhaps?).Yours is a powerful position, such as it is when protected by a HarryPotteresque 'Cloak of Invisibility'... so try not to be too defensive whenothers think differently please. After all, taking the politics point, itsounds like you'd be the sort of bloke to approach the experienced olderchap with the Brillcream parting in the DIY shop rather than thenewly rotated, though arguably more independent, spotty youth (apologies to any new councillors who have long forgotten about thetrials of teenage acne).Typed from my new IPAD4 (Jan.. you know what that means even ifhe may think it's a four bedroom flat).

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It’s not just shops with sales that experience a January rush. As the tinsel and trees comedown, blokes across the UK start looking totheir plans for the New Year, and an increasingamount of men want to join their local RoundTable.

Whether it’s finding a better social life, improved health and fitness, or the feel goodfactor of helping the local community, RoundTable provides the perfect opportunity for men in Sheringham and Cromer to make a resolution they will want to keep.

Jason Thomson of Round Table, said: “Formany guys, the new year provides an opportu-

nity to look at life and make some changes. We know to expect a busy time for our clubs,welcoming local men who want to make a difference to their life and the lives of others.

“Round Table is always open to new membersand it’s interesting that we tick more than a fewboxes for those looking to keep this year’s resolution. The secret to a good resolution includes; be specific, be realistic, and make itfun and rewarding – something I can guaranteethey’ll get out of Round Table.”

To make it easier for men to find out moreabout getting involved with their local table,the organisation has a dedicated new members’

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Jason continued “Round Table is all about providing a fun and relaxed environment wheremen from all walks of life can get involved in a huge range of team activities, boost theirskills and help their local community.

“We’re welcoming anyone who’s interested togo along to their local Table, try it for free, andsee what it’s all about.”To find out more about Sheringham andCromer Round Table, including how to join,email [email protected] or visitwww.roundtable.co.uk/findoutmore.

Sheringham and Cromer Round Table is looking forward to welcomingnew members as people look to make changes to their lives in 2013.


I have noticed with increasing irritation howusage of the English language is becoming sloppier and unthinkingly formulaic, withbroadcasters, news publishers and even thePrime Minister getting into the habit of sayingthe same thing twice - for example 7 p.m. thisevening or 10 a.m. this morning, as if cateringfor people who have no idea what a.m. and p.m.mean. Even worse is 17.30 p.m. this afternoon!The time honoured (no pun intended) word ‘o’clock’ has fallen out of favour – too old fashioned I suppose, but Bill Hailey singing‘One, two three p.m., four p.m. rock’ ratherlacks the same impact.

The latest example which had me reaching for my pen as I perused my newspaper is – electronic e-mail! I suppose it will not be longbefore somebody states they have received anelectronic e-mail on their computer, just to makesure we are aware it didn’t drop through their

letterbox in a stamped envelope.

Nick Robinson, reporting on BBC News, hasjust referred to prisoners on early release re-offending again. Re-offending is all that isneeded, unless they are repeatedly re-offending,in which case say so.

My point is that these careless little slips in thecorrect use of grammar, of which there is an increasing number, mean misunderstandings and misinterpretations can easily arise, causingerrors in judgement and leaving the sort of loophole that lawyers and accountants love.David Cameron has recently stated that a simple in or out referendum on membership ofthe EU gives the voters only two choices. No,it’s only one choice. Help us all!

One of my schoolmasters, at the beginning of each term, would write in the top left handcorner of his very large blackboard, in neat

capitals, two simple commands: ‘Accuracy! Listen to instructions’.

We used to regard this as hislittle idiosyncrasy, but I havecome to realise that the wisdomof this statement, which wasnever rubbed out, if followed,will save you a mighty lot oftrouble throughout life. Lack of accuracy andfailure to listen properly will constantly dropyou in the soft and smelly.

I received a draft of a legal document a fewyears back and was mystified by the wording in several places which could be interpreted indifferent ways. ‘Oh,’ said the solicitor airily, ‘if a problem arises any law office will be ableto explain it!’ How appalling. How inaccurate!How condescending. The solicitor will chargefor their explanation ...

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Sheringham Baptist Youth Group played hostto Norman Lamb last month as he visited todiscuss issues of global justice. He was responding to an imaginative “bunting” petition that the group had sent him during the summer calling for greater transparency by companies extracting precious resourcesfrom African nations.

His visit enabled the young people to quiz himfurther on this issue, and through drama and aDVD presentation represent three more issuesof concern - unfair trade laws, climate changeand human trafficking.

Peter Bending, aged 17, quoting from Proverbs31 about speaking up for the poor and needy,told Mr Lamb, “A love for God and for othersis at the heart of the Christian faith and that iswhy these issues are of such concern to us”.

The group presented him with a pledge, whichhe willingly signed, asking him to stronglysupport effective EU rules requiring extractiveindustries to publish what they pay to developing countries. He also pledged to makesure the UK takes a lead role on the issue ofcorporate reporting, encouraging other EUcountries to follow suit and to make these regulations a first step towards a stronger

programme in 2013 toreduce tax dodging indeveloping countries.

He also agreed to represent the concerns of theyoung people to David Cameron about climatechange and human trafficking.

Youth Pastor Rev Peter Skivington said “Ithink it’s really important to for young peopleto engage politically, and to understand thatthey can use their voice to bring about changefor those trapped in poverty and injustice.”

Mr Lamb was very impressed by the youngpeople’s knowledge of the subject and desire to make a positive difference in the world. Heinvited the group to continue to petition, and tovisit Westminster in the New Year to discussprogress.

For more information about the activities of the youth group, visitwww.sheringhambaptistchurch.co.uk/youth

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North Norfolk RotaryOn behalf of North Norfolk Rotary Club may I thank all our sponsorsand supporters for the generosity and help in making our recent CharityDinner Dance such a success.We are pleased to confirm that we will be donating £7500, being theproceeds from the evening, to the Holt Youth Project, with specific support to the Young Carers.We have pledged to financially support the Young Carer section andwith the proceeds of our Golf competition, Morrison’s bucket collectionand our Dinner dance we have over achieved our objective for 2012 /2013 with the surplus going into the main Youth project.We would also like to acknowledge and thank Julie Alford and her marvellous team for all the excellent work they do supporting all theyouth and young carers in the community. Kevin Abbs

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A two month search began this month for theunsung heroes of the environmental movementin the 2013 Octavia Hill Awards.

Organised by the National Trust and Country-file magazine, the awards were set up in 2012to celebrate the life and legacy of social reformer, environmental champion and oneof the National Trust founders, Octavia Hill.

Nominations for the four categories – naturalhero, green space guardian, people’s championand Love Places will be judged by a panel ofexperts before being put to a public online poll. Helen Timbrell, Volunteering and CommunityInvolvement Director at the National Trust,said: “Most of the special places that we alllove are dependent on the commitment,

dedication and passion of volunteers. Theseawards are all about recognising that energyand showing that the legacy and spirit of Octavia Hill is alive and well in how we value our green places as a nation.”

The panel of judges for this year’s Awards include Julia Bradbury, Countryfile presenterand winner of a 2012 Octavia Hill Award,Fergus Collins, Editor of Countryfile Magazine, Grahame Hindes, Chief Executiveof Octavia Housing, Matt Smith, winner of a2012 Octavia Hill Award and Helen Timbrell,Volunteering and Community Involvement Director at the National Trust.

In the 2012 Awards more than 170 individualsand organisations were nominated for the

Octavia Hill Awards. The online poll to decidethe winners attracted nearly 7,000 votes.

Fergus Collins, Editor of Countryfile Magazine, commented: “It’s fantastic to be involved with these awards, which recognisethe tremendous hard work that so many communities and individuals put in to protectthe green spaces that are essential to our wellbeing.”

The closing date for submitting nominationsfor the Awards is Thursday 28 February. Moreinformation about how you can nominate people or organisations can be found atwww.nationaltrust.org.uk/octaviaawards and the hashtag #octaviahill will be used on twitter during the Awards.

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Cromer and SheringhamProbus ClubThere was a good turnout for our Christmas lunch on 4 December whichwas enjoyed by members, guests, visitors and some widows of formermembers.

The Chairman, Ken Macnish, was pleased and grateful to announce that our two vacant committee posts are to be filled by volunteers - Gordon Hatchett will be Secretary and David Brown will be ProgrammeSecretary.

As we meet on the first Tuesday of the month, we have taken a break in January and will be back to our usual routine on 5 February whenNick Walmsley will give a talk entitled “R101 and the Norfolk connection” after lunch at the Links Hotel, West Runton.

If you are a retired, or nearly retired, gentleman and you like the soundof a monthly lunch followed by a speaker, you are very welcome tocome along as a visitor and try us out. If you are interested, please contact Dave Vickery on 01263 824306 or e-mail [email protected] for more information.

There is no requirement to live in either Cromer or Sheringham andwhether you are an established resident or a newcomer to the area, youwill get a warm welcome.

Runton Parish History Society – recalling the 1953 stormsThe 31 January 1953 is a date that has remained in the memory of manyNorfolk people who live on the coast. On that night a combination of ahigh Spring tide and a severe north westerly gale caused extensiveflooding down the east coast of England. Norfolk was badly affectedwith some 82 people losing their lives as the North Sea crashed throughdefences demolishing everything in its path.

Worst affected was the North West of the county where there was largeloss of life. Sea Palling was badly hit as well where seven people died.The area between Weybourne and Mundesley came off comparativelylightly with the protection of the high cliffs, but much damage wascaused to Cromer Pier.

Sixty years on from that dreadful night Runton Parish History Societywill be recalling the events with a presentation by local historian BrianHedge at East Runton Village Hall on 31 January at 7pm.Admission is £3 including tea and biscuits.

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North Norfolk District Council (NNDC) has announcedthat it is to work in partnership with three Norfolk arts organisations to provide a diverse and exciting programmeof music activities for young people in north Norfolk overthe next two years.The Garage, Community Music East and Creative Arts East have eachreceived funding from national charity Youth Music to help raise the creative aspirations of young people across the district by offering broadopportunities ranging from learning how to create different styles ofmusic to managing and promoting a music event.

Community Music East, with funding from NNDC, is running a series of ‘rock school’ workshops across north Norfolk in 2013. Aimed at 14 – 18 year olds, the workshops have been designed to help young people develop their ‘band’ and performance skills. Activities will include song writing, instrument tuition, stage craft, recording and videomaking.

The programme will begin in January 2013 and will run until October2013. Those taking part will be offered the chance to perform at theYoung People’s Venue as part of Norwich Sound and Vision’s annual

festival which will run in October 2013.

John Lee, North Norfolk District Council Cabinet member for Tourism, Leisure and Cultural Services said, “Theseprojects bring tremendous opportunities to the young people of northNorfolk to engage in music making and to learn new skills.

“The projects will also give young people the chance to consider the creative industry as a career option with activities designed to make themost of their talent, ranging from events management to working as partof a creative team”

If you are interested, have enthusiasm, commitment andenjoy working as part of a team, please contact NNDC’s Arts Officer Brenda Seymour on 01263 516053 for more information.

In late December, the Bingo Club at Bernies inEast Runton presented the cheques for theiryear-long fund-raising efforts. The club meetsevery Sunday and Monday, organised by AnneHarding and Ali Dixon and over the last fewyears have raised over £14,000 for goodcauses.

In 2012 they have split the money betweenCromer Health Practice and WalsinghamMidwives Team (covers North Norfolk).Each received a cheque for £1500.

Dr Pam Ripley commented, "The moneywill be really helpful. It will be used tobuy equipment for the practice that is notfunded by the NHS. A cholesterol testing

machine, which will allow us to give a thumbprick test on site for quick results. Also it willallow us to do SATS tests on babies to checkfor lung disease which will save patients a trip to Norwich."

Debbie McCoy from the midwives, said, "Wewill use it to purchase new digital weighingscales as well as a Sonicaid heart monitor.Proprietors of Bernies, Keith & Heather Hindson, said that not many people realise thatthe Bingo Club is free membership and theyraise a fantastic amount of money for their

charities.

There is expected to be a Quiz & Chipnight in February with the Cromer & Sher-ingham Lions.

"On any given Sunday or Monday therewill be at least 30/40 people, sometimesstanding room only," commented Ali."The Christmas Raffle tonight (and ear-lier) also raised money for the East An-glian Air - in total we will be giving JamieEdghill £225."

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David told us that, as a seven year old boy, hehad been looking for hobbies. It was to prove

fortunate for the NationalTrust that David’s interest lay in books,

stamps and birds. By collecting stamps andbooks throughout his life he has developed an expert knowledge.

On leaving school David, who had been impressed by the work of the National Trust,

was determined towork for them. Firsthe had to qualify as a Land Agent beforestarting what turnedout to be a lifetimeworking for the Trust.Based at Blickling, he was responsible for the opening ofFelbrigg to the public.He had to prepare areport on the income,expenditure and capital requirement of the property for thenext one hundredyears.

He spent his workinglife visiting severalNational Trust properties valuinghouses and their contents (furniture,works of art etc),

cottages and land throughout England, Walesand Northern Ireland.

Seventeen years ago he retired and was askedby the Trust if, as a volunteer, he would be prepared to raise funds.

He realised that he could use his interest and expertise buy selling books donated by National Trust members through a shop set upin a small room at Felbrigg. The idea provedpopular with members as they saw the fundsraised spent on local projects and improvements. This proved so successful thatthe Trust asked him to start another similarshop at Blickling – but in a bigger room! Manyold and some very rare books, dated 1542 and1548, have been donated. Stamps have recentlybeen added and six ‘Penny Blacks’ have passedthrough the shops.

Staff and volunteers, some with expert knowledge, sort the donated books and stampsand value them before selling them either inthe shops or through auctions.

David says the secret is to have the right bookin the right place for the right customer and is proud that his idea has raised nearly one million pounds for the Trust.

After several questions David was thanked byRichard Bottomley for such an interesting andentertaining talk.

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A three dimensional face lift or body lift.

A lot of us think about improving our facial or bodycontours, whether it is to losesome fat from diet and exerciseresistant areas or just to lookgood. Liposuction has come ofage and is now performed purelyunder local anaesthesia. What iseven more attractive is that wecan now recycle this fat to fillout areas where you have lostvolume from!

Fat is your own natural filler. Fatis not merely a passive ‘filler'. Itis an active metabolic tissue anda rich source of various growthfactors and stem cells. Use of fatto fill areas of volume loss is notnew but we have new techniquesand refinements which make itvery successful. This procedure is very attractive if you are also considering body contouring or liposuction. Recent problemswith breast implants have made fat transferprocedure attractive for breast enhancement.

What happens with facial ageing?The old method of looking at facial ageing was based on a gravitational model: that allthings fall over time. The new model of the facial ageing process focuses on the primaryimportance of how the face deflates and losesvolume decade after decade. What was oncethought to be sagging has now been understoodto be caused by facial deflation. A facelift without volume restoration looks artificial. Replacing lost fat results in a natural look.

What happens with ageing of the body?Redistribution of body fat occurs due tochanges in metabolism and ageing. Fat is lost from certain body areas and face and accumulates in other areas such as chin, jowls,hips and thighs. These localised deposits of fatcan be resistant to diet and exercise.

What is fat transfer?Fat transfer is the transfer of fat from one part of your body to another. A doctor mustcarefully harvest fat cells that are then injectedto firm, fill out or plump up other body partlike hands, cheeks, breasts or buttocks. This is also known as fat injections or autologous fat grafting.

How are fat injections different from commercial fillers?

There are many commercial injectable fillers such as Radiesse,Restylane, Sculptra,Juvederm etc that areavailable for facialrejuvenation. Each of these products hasits own unique set of advantages anddisadvantages. An ideal substancewould be readilyavailable, inexpensive, long-lasting, natural-feeling, and wouldnot cause adverse reactions. Autologous tissuemeets these requirements. Since

it is your own body fat there is no chance of allergic reactions. Some of the injected fat canbe reabsorbed by the body and more than onesession may be required.

What happens during the procedure?This procedure is performed under local anaesthesia. The process requires gentle fat removal using low-vacuum limited liposuction and the use of thin, delicate, non-traumatic fine tubesto protect the survival ofeach harvested living fatcell. The fat cells arethen purified and slowlyinjected through tinyskin incisions into thetissue of the recipientsite utilizing a small syringe and cannula.Tiny droplets are placedthroughout the tissues assuring that each transferred fat cell willhave an adequate bloodsupply to achieve thepermanent survival ofthe injected fat cells.

What areas can betreated?The fat injections createa lasting youthful appearance.

Fat transfer to Face-Facial areas that can be treated with fat injections include the temples, eyebrows, marionette lines, under eyes (tear trough), jaw line, nose to mouth lines, cheeks, chin and scars due to acne, chickenpox, injury orsurgery. This provides a three dimensional volumetric face lift.Fat transfer to Hands-Fat injections to the hands achieve the effect of fuller more contoured hands as those ofyounger hands. Fat transfer for Breast enhancement-Fat can be taken from abdomen, flanks orthigh/ hip areas and delicately placed in fattylayer around the breast tissue. It can addaround one cup size to the breast volume.Fat transfer to Buttocks (Brazilian Lift) –Liposuction of the waist and flanks combinedwith fat injection in buttocks. Microfat graftingcan add fullness to any part of, or the entirebuttocks to create the desired look. The fat isfirst gently liposuctioned from the abdomen,flanks, hips or thighs and then processed usinga sterile decanting technique. The purified fatis then injected into the buttocks with specialcannulas.

What will my recovery be like?Patients who have fat transfer experience aquick recovery. Our patients comment that they

can go to work the next day.You are advised to rest for a few hours after the procedure. After 48 hoursyou may increase your activity as tolerated. Mostpatients are back to workwithin 2 to 5 days. Refrainfrom heavy exercise for afew weeks. Some amount of swelling and bruising can occur. Ice compressesare applied for 24-48 hoursto minimize inflammation.Discourage massage and excessive facial animationimmediately following fatgrafting. These restrictionsare to prevent migration offat away from the desiredareas of treatment.

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The Government is providing around £80mfunding over ten years to help support the victims of Thalidomide, Norman Lamb announced last month.

The money will be paid to the ThalidomideTrust, which provides help and support to people disabled by the drug. The grant, pilotedfor the last three years, has previously been

used to help “thalidomiders” to alter theirhouses or other areas of life to improve healthand living standards. This most recent announcement recognises that their needs arelikely to increase as they approach older age.

Commenting, Care and Support Minister andNorth Norfolk MP Norman Lamb said “I wasdetermined to ensure that thalidomiders had

confidence that the necessary support would be there for them into the future. We wish toexpress our deep sympathy for the injury andsuffering endured by all those affected by thedrug Thalidomide. This deal represents ourclear acknowledgment that thalidomidersshould be supported and helped to live as independent lives as possible, and we hope thatthis funding will aid that cause and provide anelement of long term financial security.”

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January can make even the most energetic of usfeel down in the dumps. The merriment of Christ-mas is now a distant memory, short days, coldoften dreary weather and a lack of money - it’s notsurprising we’re all in need of some cheering up.

To help you feel better and brighter than ever thisJanuary, the National Trust thinks it may have theanswer to easing those winter blues – experiencingnature’s winter wonders…

MAGICAL WINTER SKIESOften remembered for being grey and overcast, weoften forget the amazing winter skies full of in-tense colour, the perfect backdrop to witness hugeflocks of birds passing through. From the vastflocks of geese that can be seen in North Norfolk,roosting on the coastal marshes at BlakeneyFreshes to the sight and sound of hundreds of wid-geon and teal taking to the air at Wicken Fen, thisis definitely the time of year to be looking sky-wards. Don't be in a hurry to rush home either, theamazing winter sunsets are just as breathtaking.

FABULOUS WINTER GARDENS The bleak midwinter may not be the most obvious time to visit gardens, but this time of yearbrings its own magic. Trees without their leaves re-veal new views, statues cast long shadows fromthe low lying sun – our gardens take on an en-chanted appearance. The winter garden at Angle-sey Abbey in particular, with some 150 species ofplants is an oasis of rich winter colours that lift thespirits. It won’t be long before snowdrops startemerging hereand at Oxburgh Hall, Peckover House and Sher-ingham Park, creating stunning displays that trans-form the woodland floor.

STUNNING JACK FROSTAs the temperature drops, staying inside in thewarm may seem like the most sensible option. Butwaking up after a hoarfrost, our landscapes can be-come scenes from a winter wonderland. Coated inwhite, icicles and soft frost crystals transform thecountryside.it’s as though everything has been cov-ered by a blanket of snow. Ickworth, Wimpole andSheringham Park in particular lend themselves toscenes from a Christmas card, the perfect spots tobask in nature's majesty with frost-covered topiary, ice-rimmed lakes and breath-taking vistas.

WONDERFUL WINTER WALKSWhy not wrap up warm and banish those winter blues, on a walk that blows the cobwebsaway and sheds the extra pounds you’ve put onover the festive season? When the country is at itsmost wild and wintry, there are some great walksto enjoy at Flatford and Dunwich Heath, offeringsome of the best crystal clear views of the year. Wonderfully varied habitats toexplore; savour the views and absorb the

history and rich variety of trees, bird and animallife along the way. You can always call in for awarming brew at the end of your stroll.

LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOW, LET IT SNOWYou’re never too old to have fun in the snow andit’s well worth visiting your local National Trustplace when there has been a fresh dump of thewhite stuff. Hatfield Forest and Blickling Hall notonly look beautiful, they’re great spaces for fami-lies to build the ultimate snowman, make snowangels and igloos of all shapes and sizes. Theslopes at Dunstable Downs lend themselves tosledging too. Of course remember to wrap up

warm, take care when having fun in the snow andmake plenty of time for hot chocolate breaks.

For more information about where to visit this Jan-uary visit our websitewww.nationaltrust.org.uk/eastofengland Many of our places just have a car park fee at thistime of year. Check on the website before visitingfor opening times and prices. National Trust mem-bers free.

Winter wonders, the remedy for January blues?

SheringhamMuzillacTwinningAssociationForty Members recently enjoyed their annual pre-Christmas Supper and Quiz at St Peter's ChurchHall in Sheringham. They were joined by ourMayor, Doug Smith and his wife.

To give the ladies a rest all the food was expertlyprepared by the men and proved a big hit. Due tothe success next year's meal is being planned!

If you are interested in joining the Twinning avaried programme will be available in ourNewsletter due to be circulated to members be-fore Christmas and also there is a website andblog. The next visit to Muzillac in Brittany isplanned for the end of August 2013. For furtherinformation please contact the Secretary, MaryPenning on 01263 514353 or visit www.shering-ham-muzillac.co.uk

North Norfolk Labour Partypraised by Ed Miliband forcampaign effortsTwo shadow ministers joined North Norfolk Labour Party at their annual Christmas dinner, when local members also received praise for a local ambulance campaign from the party leader Ed Miliband.

Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, told partymembers about the state of the economy and the threat that the countrymay end up in a triple-dip recession next year. Meanwhile Luton MPGavin Shuker, Shadow Minister for Water and Waste, spoke of the challenges ahead for the Labour Party.

North Norfolk Labour Party was congratulated for their campaigning efforts and the partial u-turn over ambulance cuts in north Norfolk.Gavin Shuker MP said that the Act on Ambulances campaign was “spoken about in Westminster with a sense of pride by those not even in the region”.

Ed Miliband also sent a personal message to the party: ”I want to paytribute to every single one of you involved in North Norfolk Labour.”He added: “I also want to recognise the fantastic work you are doingwith the Act on Ambulances campaign. You have gathered signaturesface to face and online, and won some great coverage for the cause.Your merit award for the campaign was richly deserved, and you areshowing what a great campaign force you can be”.

The shadow ministers were thanked for their visit with a piece ofCromer – silver crab napkin holders.

For more details about North Norfolk Labour Party visit www.norfolklabour.co.uk.


Although the overall targets areset by government for the wholeof the region, the data seen byNorth Norfolk Labour Party confirms in north Norfolk a decline in response times, and supports concerns about reducing the number of double-staffed ambulances in the district.

The data from the ambulancetrust shows that although therewere fewer life-threateningemergency calls in 2012 (4380in 2012 compared to 4937 in 2011) the ambulance service has seen more delays in thetime it takes for first responders, rapid responsevehicles, or ambulances to reach patients based

on those 'A8' and 'A19' targets. The number ofserious, but not life-threatening, calls in northNorfolk rose to 10,288 (up from 9862 in 2011).Denise Burke, chair of North Norfolk LabourParty, said “These figures raise further doubts

about the government’s programme of savingswhich is taking £50m from the ambulance

service over the next five yearsand has seen the number of dou-ble-staffed ambulances in thecounty reduced. With feweremergency ‘red’ calls being metwithin the eight minute and 19minute targets, and an increasein the number of green calls innorth Norfolk, there is a clearneed for more ambulances – notless – in our district.

In 2013 we will continue topress local MPs who supportcuts in the ambulance service torethink their stance, and we want

to see less talk and more action at the Norfolkand Norwich Hospital where there needs to bevast improvements in ambulance turnaroundtimes.”

500 ambulance hours lostat the Norfolk & Norwich Ambulances wasted more than 500 hours in October last year waiting to hand over patients at the Norfolk & Norwich Hospital. The total isnearly three times as high as the second worst hospital, Addenbrookes in Cambridge, which lost 185 hours.

The October figure of 537 hours is a 57% increase since July. The figures were obtained by North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb. Mr Lambhas persistently highlighted the problem of ambulances ‘stacking’ atA&E, exacerbating the problem of slow response times in the county.Commenting, Mr Lamb said “These figures show the impact delayshanding patients over are having on our ambulance service. It is theequivalent to having an ambulance out of action for 22 whole days in a single month. The consequences of that are obvious. Part of the problem is that the hospital is constantly under pressure. The hospitalwas built using the widely discredited Private Finance Initiative andwith limited bed numbers. This means its always virtually full whichmakes it difficult to move patients into the main hospital from A and E. I have been saying for some time now that a key factor in poor responsetimes in North Norfolk is handover delays at the Norfolk and Norwich.These figures absolutely support that. I am pleased that at the meeting I had last week with key people in the NHS in Norfolk, there was a clearrecognition that the problem must be resolved. Cracking this issue is absolutely critical to improving the service here in Norfolk.”

New statistics confirm ambulance responsetimes are worsening – North Norfolk Labour PartyLess than half of the urgent emergency calls to the ambulance service last year in north Norfolk were answered within a target of eight minutes, and the percentage of ambulancestaff reaching patients within nineteen minutes in 2012 dropped from 80.6% to 72.4%.

ChairmanThis busy, successful pre-school nursery in Sheringham seeks aChairman for its Management Committee. Leading our enthusiasticCommittee you will help to ensure that the Nursery is managedeffectively, provide support to the Nursery Manager and represent theorganisation within the Community.Previous experience of working in a Charity or educationalenvironment would be useful; as would a background in financialmanagement, Human Resources or fundraising. However applicationsare welcome from anyone with enthusiasm and an interest in thedevelopment of education through play for under fives.

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Medals for veterans of theArctic ConvoyIt was announced by the Prime Minister at the end of last year that veterans of two Second World War campaigns will receive newmedals, following a campaign by veterans’ groups. Veterans of the Arctic Convoy will be recognised with an Arctic ConvoyStar medal, while the aircrew of Bomber Command will be awarded a Bomber Command clasp. The news follows a review by Sir John Holmes into the rules and principles governing the award of military campaign medals. The Coalition Agreement included a commitment to review the rulessurrounding the award of military campaign medals, as part of work to strengthen the military covenant. Liberal Democrat support for theNational Defence Medal campaign led to the scope of the review being widened and Sir John Holmes, a former UK ambassador, beingappointed to lead it. A previous review conducted under the last Government was widelycriticised for not consulting with outside groups. Commenting, North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb said “I raised this withthe minister on behalf of the many constituents who contacted me tovoice their support for recognition for the veterans of the Arctic Convoy.I am thrilled that the Prime Minister has seen the importance of thisissue and particularly of resolving it swiftly. The Liberal Democrats inGovernment have been working on the medal review for over a yearnow to get it as robust, as fair and as transparent as possible so that theextraordinary service of our veterans is recognised, no matter how longago their bravery was displayed. In their thirteen years of government,Labour refused to look at specific medal campaigns. I’m proud that theCoalition is putting that right.”

North Norfolk Speakers ClubOver 20 members and guests celebrated the 10th Anniversary of NorthNorfolk Speakers Club with a special Christmas meeting and buffet inNorth Walsham.

A presentation was made by Club President, Gillian Beecroft, to foundermembers Andrew Brammer and David McNaughter, in recognition oftheir contribution to the success of the club. The club continues to thrivewith new members and guests always welcome.

North Norfolk Speakers Club meets every other Wednesday at 7.00pmat North Walsham High School,Spencer Avenue. For further information please visitwww.nnsc.co.uk or telephone Gillian 01692 650250.

Founder members Andrew Brammer (left)and David McNaughter (right) with Club

President Gillian Beecroft (centre)

ROTARY SLEIGH RAISES OVER £1000The Christmas Sleigh, organised annually by Cromer and SheringhamRotary Club, this year raised £1,069 for charity.

The sleigh, complete with Father Christmas and carols, toured thestreets in Cromer on two evenings and then spent two days outside Morrisons. The Saturday day-time collection realised £430.

This year’s collection will go to help polio suffers in the UK. “In the current economic climate our figure of over £1,000 is excellent”commented Rotary President Peter Stibbons.

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Monday 21 January – 10:30am - Sheringham to Weybourne Walk – Grade 4 - Approx. 6 miles – A walk along the cliffsaround Weybourne and back with steep inclines.Meet at The Fountain Pond, The Lees, off theBoulevard,Sheringham, NR26 8LG. If you would liketo walk 3 miles to Weybourne and then bus or walkback at your own risk please feel free to do so – all walk leaders will be returning by foot however!Check bus times before you come!! Please arrive 20 mins early if you are new. For more informationcontact Melanie Brown on 07826 869377.

Tuesday 22 January– 10:30am -Kelling/Telegraph Hill Walk –Grade 3 – Approx. 3 miles – A walk along fieldedges and through woodland with moderate tosteep gradients. Meet at the Kelling A149 free CarPark opposite the Old Reading Rooms Tea Room,The Street, Kelling, NR25 7EL. Please arrive 20

mins early if you are new. For more informationcontact Melanie Brown on 07826 869377.

Tuesday 22 January – 1:30pm - KellingHeath Bookable Grade 1 and IntroductoryWalk –Approx. 1 mile. Meet at Kelling Heath Caravan Parkmain Car park (free), Weybourne, NR25 7HW.Please book for this walk on 07766259999 by 3pmon Mon Jan 21st and arrive 20 mins early if you arenew.

Wednesday 23 January – 10:30am - Salthouse Heath Walk –Grade 3 – Approx. 3.75 miles – A field edge, heathand minor road walk with gentle to moderate gradients and 2 stiles. Meet at the green (free)outside The Dun Cow at Salthouse off the A149 (between Weybourne and Cley). Please arrive 20mins early if you are new. For more information contact Melanie Brown on 07826 869377.

Wednesday 23 January – 1:30pm - Salthouse Coastal Walk –Grade 2 – Approx. 2 miles – A walk on grass and dirtpaths, stony beach and minor roads with steep (butshort) gradients. Meet at the green outside The DunCow at Salthouse off the A149 (between Weybourneand Cley). Please arrive 20 mins early if you arenew. For more information contact Melanie Brownon 07826 869377.

Monday 28 January – 11am – BlakeneyAmble - Approx. 2.7 miles – A slower paced walk with gentle

gradients along marsh and field edges, gravel, grassand concrete paths with information along the way.Meet at the Blakeney Village Hall Car Park (free),Off the A149 on the Langham Rd (signposted onleft) This is a slow paced informational walk!Please arrive 20 mins early if you are new. For moreinformation contact Melanie Brown on 07826869377.

Wednesday 30 January – 11am - BodhamWalk – Grade 3 – Approx. 3.25 miles – A flat scenic walk ona mixture of minor roads, grass and dirt tracks andwoodland paths. This walk has several unavoidablestiles! Meet at the Bodham Red Hart Inn Car Park(free), The Street, Bodham, NR25 6AD. Please arrive 20 mins early if you are new. For more information contact Melanie Brown on 07826869377.

Friday 1 February– 10:30am - Cley MarshesWalk – Grade 4 – Approx. 4.5 miles – A walk on minorroads and marsh, woodland and grass tracks withmoderate gradients. Meet at the Cley Village HallCar Park (free), the Fairstead, Cley, NR25 7RJ (follow the P signs through the village). Please arrive 20 mins early if you are new. For moreinformation contact Melanie Brown on 07826869377.

The Local Pick Up Points for the full Fit Togetherwalk programme are Sheringham Library and LloydsPharmacy.

Stody Cross CountryThe annual Stody Cross Country run sponsored by the Hunny Bell Public House, Hunworth will takeplace on Sunday 24 February at the Stody Estate near Holt.There are three categories for runners: 10.00am Under 13s, 2 Miles / 3.5 km

10.30am Under 17s, 3 Miles / 4.5 km11.00am Adults, 5 Miles / 8 km

The 'Hunny Bell Cup' will be presented to the adult with the best time. Prizes for winners in every categoryand a medal for every runner.Free entry for the race with a sponsor form (minimum sponsorship £10) or entry on the day £10 for Adults,£5 for under 17s. Entry forms are on the website – www.break-charity.orgThe race is supported and timed by the North Norfolk Beach Runners. Ample parking available.Special thanks to Adele McNicol, Stody Estate and Ross Haddow, Estate Manager for designing the courseand the North Norfolk Beach Runners.If you would like any more information or an entry form please contactSarah Bunn on 01603 670109 or 07826 893368 or email [email protected]

Sheringham RamblersSunday 20 January - Pretty Corner, Sheringham (free car park) - 6 mile walk led by Norman (01263825457)

Sunday 27 January - Felbrigg Hall (main NT car park - NT fee to be paid) - 8 mile walkled by Edwina (contact: 01328 862771)

Wednesday 30 January - Southrepps Village Hall (donation car park) - 5.5 mile walk led by Susan & Richard (contact: 01263 588045)


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