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A Perfect Day for a Classic Country DriveThe annual St Geroge’s Day ‘Drive it Day’, organised by the North Norfolk Classic Vehicle Club, set off just after 10 am inbright sunshine and virtually no wind on Sunday April 21st. Near perfect conditions could mean a record number of entries,something over 250 Classic Vehicles all raising money for the East Anglian Air Ambulance, hoping to exceed last year’s £3000.They use Station Car Park as it is by far the largest car park in North Norfolk. There is a choice of two routes of about 45miles for the drivers, both wending their way to the beautiful park setting of Hoveton Hall Gardens near Wroxham.All the cars, trucks, bikes were waved on their way to Hoveton Hallby Mayor of Sheringham Cllr Doug Smith and Sheringham’s ownTown Crier Tony Nelson.

Future Car & Bike EventsJune 9th - Classic Car & Bikes (organised by The Lobster)July 22nd - Show & Shine at Sheringham Golf Club

(part of Sheringham Carnival)July 27th - Harley Davidson Ride Out (organised by The Lobster)September 1st - Summer Fair at Beeston Regis Caravan Park

(in association with ‘About with Friends’)There are many more events organised throughout Norfolk - go to Club website www.nncvc.org.uk for more details.

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SPRING WEDDING? We have a fantastic display of new books on all aspects of your BigDay… Flowers, Speeches, Cakes, Dresses and Vintage Wedding Style.Pop in to Sheringham Library

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3rd April was the 100th anniversary of the birthof Peter Coke, actor and playwright, famousfor his role as Paul Temple in the popular vintage radio series. Peter took the Victorianart of shell craft to new heights of inventiveness, sophistication and variety. Almost 200 of his stunning shell sculptures,made from shells from all over the world, areon display in the Shell Gallery on West Cliff in Sheringham which bears his name.

Peter Coke started to collect antiques at an early age. Later, in his antique shop in Sharrington Hall, near Holt, he had a numberof Sailor Valentines, eight-sided arrangementsof shells which 18th century sailors were saidto have made on the return journey from theWest Indies for their wives and girlfriends backhome (though often they bought them readymade). During visits to friends in Barbados hewas able to collect shells to repair exampleswhich were damaged, and from this he progressed to making reproductions of

Sailor Valentines. This led to a fascination with the amazing variety of shapes and coloursin which seashells, especially from tropical waters, are found.

Having collected shells as a hobby for manyyears, and having experimented with variousways of using them decoratively, he spent increasing amounts of his time in this activityuntil, in his early 80s, he was persuaded byfriends to mount the first of what became a series of exhibitions of his work in London.These were a great success, with about half thepieces on display usually being sold at pricesfar greater than he had originally imagined. Hiswork has been purchased by many well-knowncustomers in the arts and entertainments worldand by members of the royal family. Eventually, he turned his antiques showroominto a shell-art gallery and devoted all his time to his art. He continued working daily on his shell sculptures until just before his death in July 2008 at the age of

95.The quantity and variety of his output is amazing.

His work ranges from two-dimensionalgeometric arrangements, such as theSailor Valentines ,to shell pictures in theChinese style, to shell encrusted boxes,obelisks and figures and finely detailedmodel garden scenes in three dimensions.All the colours are natural – unlike manyVictorian predecessors he did not artificially colour his shells.

Shell artistry is an unusualart-form andthere are currently very few practitioners of this art-formin Britain,though some are to be found in the UnitedStates, and it will probably become increasingly rare as time progresses, partly because of difficulties in sourcing the shells.

Before his death, Peter Coke had hoped forsome time that, instead of being dispersed to collectors, a substantial body of work representing the range of his output would beavailable for the public to see. After spendingtwo years searching for a venue which waslarge enough to house the collection, the opportunity arose to base it in part of the former longshore fishermen’s sheds at Westcliff, Sheringham, restored by SheringhamPreservation Society and approximately 12 miles from his home.

Most of Peter’s collection is permanently ondisplay, with some variation from year to year.The Gallery is open from 12 to 4pm each day(subject to volunteer availability) from 4 Mayto 30 September (and the school Easter andAutumn half term holidays).

Admission is free

Holt Bowls ClubWith warmer weather finally arriving why not have some fun by tryingout the game of bowls.

Holt Bowls Club is having an Open Day on Saturday 11 May at 1.30pm. People of all age groups would be welcome and a pair of flat soledshoes is all that is required. Tuition will be given.

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Nth Norfolk Chess Club: 7.30pm Fridays. The Morley Club,Cromer Rd, Sheringham. 01263 823814Cromer & Sheringham Rotary: 6.30pm Weds. DormyHouse Hotel, W Runton (not 5th Wed month) 01263 578194 Cromer & Sheringham Inner Wheel Club meets at The Virginia Court Hotel, Cliff Ave, Cromer on the first Thursday ofthe month, 6pm for 6.30pm. Telephone (01263) 511759.Sheringham Voyager - If you have a disability, are an olderperson or just spend a lot of time on your own - we run asmall friendly social group, meeting on Thurs 2 - 4pm every 2weeks in the Community Centre. Contact Terry 01692 500550Fairtrade Sale: 2nd Sat each month. 9.30 - 11.30am.Friends Meeting House, Cremer St, Sheringham. Local produce. In aid of Practical Action & peace work in Uganda. It’s fun to paint!: Sheringham Baptist Church Hall, HolwayRoad, Sheringham. Thurs 7.30pm Monday Fellowship: St Peter's Church Sheringham.2.30pm Mons (not 1st Mon month). All welcomeN Nfk Amateur Radio Group:Weds & Thu 10am-4pm.Muckleburgh Collection, Weybourne. 01263 838198Noah’s Ark Toddlers :Wed 10am-noon. St Peter’s Church,Sheringham. Contact 820013 for details. Sheringham & District Wine Circle: 2nd Tues of month at StJosephs Church Hall, Cromer Rd, Sheringham 01263822343 or 01263 825742Royal British Legion at the Morley Club 7.30pm 1st Monevery month (2nd if Bank Holiday, no meeting in Aug).Newmembers welcome. Melanie Clarke 07780 530521.Sheringham & District Flower Club meet on 1st Thursdaymonth, 7.30pm, Woodfields School, Holt Rd.Kelling Model Flying Club - Morley Club, Sheringham 2ndWed each month. Contact John Wells 01692 404494Sheringham History Group meetings held at ‘The Mo Museum’,7.30pm usually 1st Wed of month. Mary 01263 825157.St. Andrew's Folk Dance Club - Methodist Church Hall,Cromer Road, Sheringham. Mondays 7.30-9.30 pm. PhoneMike Wade on 01692 404447 for further info.Citizens Advice Bureau Advice line - 01692 402570. HoltCAB service on alt Thurs 10am-3pm at the YESU centre,Sheringham Tel 01263 713753Morris Dance Workshops at Oddfellows Hall, LifeboatPlain, Sheringham. Wed nights 7.30 - 9.30pm. Dancers andmusicians most welcome. Eileen or Steve 01263 837693’Bittern DX Group Local amateur radio group that meet onlast Thursday of the month (except December) at The RomanCamp Inn, Aylmerton with regular field events throughout theyear, find out about us on our Website www.bdxg.org.uk orEmail [email protected] Time Saturdays - 'Kids Club' for 4-11years, 10-12 noonat Canaan Christian Centre, 21 Holt Rd, Sheringham. Firstsession FREE, normally £1/week. Craft, drama, song &dance, games & lots of fun. Monthly outings. 824300Seaside Rock after school club at Sheringham Junior InfantSchool. 3.15 -4.30pm in School canteen - games, crafts, biblestories, fun, drama, dance & song. Term time.Sat - 9-12noon Charity Garage Sale at the Canaan ChristianCentre, 21 Holt Rd, Sheringham. Helping needy and or-phaned children at home and overseas.The REME Association Cromer & District Branch meetsevery 1st Wednesday of the month at The Cottage PH,Louden Road, Cromer at 2pmThe North Walsham Spiritual Centre meets each Sun in the St John Ambulance Hall at 6.30pm. Next to the Vicarage Street car park. A warm welcome to everyone.Sheringham Singers Tuesdays 2-4pm Friends MeetingHouse, Cremer St. New singers always welcomed to thisfriendly ladies choir. Details: Ro Curtis 01263 768126Cafe Sundae, St Andrew's Methodist Church, Cromer Rd,Sheringham 2nd Sunday of each month 5pm. Monthly eventfor all ages with craft, music, food and brief informal worship.Each month a different ice-cream sundae is served. Free toall and everyone welcome.Are you living with MS or newly diagnosed? Group of likemined people meet every Mon 10am-2pm at Southrepps Vil-lage Hall plus regular meetings at various venues throughoutN Norfolk. No agenda, no pressure, drop in for a drink and achat. Tel: Roger Chamberlain 01263 712085ROAB Lodge - Monday nights 8.15pm Harry Upcher Lodge,Tyneside Club, SheringhamCromer Air Rifle Club meet on Sunday mornings 9am-12noon near Sheringham. Details: Nick 01263 570223Fit Together Badminton - Thur 1pm-4:30pm Gresham Village Hall, East Beckham Ln, Gresham, NR11 8RT. Time divided between different abilities. 07917 596797 to find yourtime slot and book your place – all equipment provided. £2.50

The Morley Club 48 Cromer Road, Bridge Thursday 7pmand Friday 2.pm, Carpet bowls Monday and Wednesday 2pmGreen bowling starts end April, 01263822087. Lunch club 3rdTuesday in each month , 2 course only £8.50 all welcomeDrawing and painting classes at Upper Sheringham VillageHall Wed & Thur 10am - 1pm. All abilities welcome. Tutor BobLarking M.A. PGCE. Please call 01362 668941.Diabetes UK N Norfolk Voluntary Group meets on 4th Thureach month (except Dec) at Cromer Methodist Church Hall at7.30pm. Varied programme of speakers - meetings open toeveryone. Contact Jackie or David on 01692 405492’.Bookstart Baby Bounce & Rhyme Time/ Songs, for under5s & parents/carers. Every Tues, 10am-10.30am. Come andjoin the fun and meet some new friends. Don't forget to collectyour free bookstart pack for children under 4. Sheringham Li-brary, New Rd 01263 822874.The Old Shannocks Club. Get-together for senior citizenswho were born or brought up in Sheringham. Last Wed eachmonth 2.15pm, Community Room, Huntley Cst, Sheringham.Sheringham Evening W.I. meet on the 2nd Monday eachmonth at St Josephs Church Hall, Cromer Rd, Sheringham7.15pm. New members welcome. Liz Withington 01263821650 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 largehall of St Andrew's Methodist Church. Friendly members, be-ginners to more experienced. We play for fun, refreshment &chat break. Cost £1/week. All over 16 welcome.Sheringham ABC Group (After Breast Cancer SupportGroup) meets 2nd & 4th Thur (not Easter, Aug Bank Hol orXmas weeks) at St Joseph’s Church Hall Sheringham 7-9pm.Exercise, relaxation, tea & chat. Open to anyone who has hadbreast cancer. Sheila McGinley 01263 820924North Norfolk Model Engineering Club - 1st Friday eachmonth at 7.30pm. A welcome to visitors and prospectivemembers of all ages. Gordon Ford 01263 512350.‘Quiet Garden’ at the Friends’ Meeting House, 14 CremerSt, Sheringham. Need a break from shopping? Our ‘SecretGarden’ is an oasis of peace, just a stone’s throw from thetown centre. Sit & think, or just sit. Admission free, tea andcoffee available. 10am-1pm Saturdays through the summer.Sheringham Folk Club Tyneside Club, Station Road, Sher-ingham. Listen, sing, play, join in, any standard, any style, justhave a beer with friends. Free. 2nd Wed in month 8pm-11pm.Age UK North Norfolk Information and Advice Drop Inservice. At Sheringham library on the third Thursday of eachmonth 10am - 12. No appointment needed.Breastfeeding Cafe. Thurs (term time only) 1pm-2.30pm atYESU in Sheringham. An opportunity to meet other breast-feeding mums and have a chat over a cuppa. Free. Unicefbreastfeeding Support Advisors on hand every week.Seniors’ Swimming Club for over 55s opportunity to swimfor health, fitness and enjoyment. Swim times are: Mon 10.15-11.15; Wed 10-11; Fri 1.15-2.15. Looking for newmembers to join us for a weekly swim at Gresham’s Pool,Holt. Contact Lynda Turbet on 01263 711123AGE UK ADVICE MORNING Meet a representative to seewhat services are available to older people. Sheringham Li-brary, 3rd Thur each month 10am-12 noon. No appointment.Football - Sheringham Community Centre, Cromer Rd. Thurs6.30pm-8.30pm. Free. Sheringham Baptist Church has ateam in a youth football league in Norwich which plays on Sat.Train on Thurs eves, Community Centre. All young peoplewelcome to come and join the training, whether or not you at-tend the church. Under 12s 6.30pm, Under 14s 7.30pm-9pm.Sheringham & Cromer Lions Club meet 7.30pm on 2nd and4th Tuesday every month at The Morley Club, Sheringham.New members always welcome. For more info contact ClubSecretary Brian Harris on 01263 821276Royal Air Forces Association – Sheringham & District Branch holds regular meetings & social events. All former members of the RAF & WRAF including membersof their families welcome. Joe Floyd 01263 511260.Sheringham and District Philatelic Society, Your localstamp club, meet once a month on the second Monday eachmonth at the church hall in West Runton from 7.30 to 9.30pm. New members welcome. 01263 579529.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 for friendshipand a varied programme. 01263 822807 or 820278Sheringham Country Market 1st & 3rd Thursdays of themonth 10 til 11.30am St John Ambulance Hall. Home cookedbaking, local produce and much more.School’s Out. Fridays in term time 3.30-4.45pm SheringhamBaptist Church, Holway Rd. 50p. Exciting after-school club forchildren of primary school age. Games, competitions, craft,tuck shop & snacks as well as big screen Wii. Drop in afterschool. www.sheringhambaptistchurch.co.uk.

Sheringham Stroke Support Group for anyone who hassuffered a stroke. Next meeting Weds 6 March 2.15 - 4 atSheringham Methodist Church on Cromer Road, then fort-nightly. More info call Harvey Pitcher on 01263 512328.The Cromer & Sheringham Brass Band, practice in UpperSheringham Village Hall on a Thursday evening 7.45pm to9.45pm. For Info contact Secretary Colin Spink 01263733638. New players always welcome. Life Drawing - Thurs 7pm-10pm at St John Ambulance Hall,6 Wyndham St, Sheringham. Adventurous evenings to explore drawing. Contact Peter 07860 568874North Norfolk Different Strokes. Support, info, fun foryounger stroke survivors. Fortnightly Tues 2.30 - 4.30 in Sheringham area. For details 01263 715952 / 821480Sheringham Short Mat Bowls Club at Splash Leisure Complex, Mon 10am-12 noon. New members welcome. Eddy01263 821774 or Pat 01263 823390North Norfolk Speakers Club meets every other Wed, 7pmat N Walsham High School, Spencer Ave. Dates and furtherinfo visit www.nnsc.co.uk or contact Gillian tel. 01692 650250Sheringham Community Centre Zumba Fitness Thurs 6-30-7-30pm All abilities. Cost £4 Contact Wyn 01263 825095Cromer Chamber Orchestra is looking for players (no agelimit) all sections woodwind, brass, strings. Meet at CromerHigh school on Monday evenings 7pm (during school term).No audition necessary. 01263 511600Fledgeling Music classes friendly, dynamic, energetic andfun. Unique experience your child will love! Children aged 4months to 4 years. FREE taster class, members pay only £4,younger siblings £2 babies of older siblings FREE. Paid halftermly. www.fledgelingmusic.co.uk, 07500 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 of NorthNorfolk. Further details: Jim on 01263 721043MOTORCYCLISTS - Roadkill Customs Motorcycles, Cromer -late night shopping (until 9pm) every Wed. Brit Stop CoffeeShop open for drinks & snacks. 01263 513307BIKERS MEET - Brit Stop Coffee Shop at Roadkill CustomsMotorcycles, 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 until 9pm. Hot/colddrinks and snacks always available. Come along and meet upwith fellow bikers. Tel 01263 513307Wandering Wailers Folk Club - Singaround and Skiffle andJug Band Session. First Mon every month at Tyneside.8pm.All welcome. Free to all. Contact Pete Sanpher 01263 826911Friendly, informal computer classes at Salvation ArmySheringham Tues and Thurs. Learn at your own pace, bringyour own laptop or use ours. 01263 826059 or 826083Cantamus Choir rehearses every Thurs 7.30pm in St JamesChurch, Southrepps, NR11 8NR. New members welcome. Noaudition requiredLift the Spirit with Circle Dance welcomes new dancers fortraditional dance from around the world at the Quaker (Friends)Meeting House, Cremer Street 4th Friday each month, 2pm-4pm. No partner/experience necessary, suitable for all ages,friendly group, some live music, refreshments at half time.Suggested contribution £3 max. 01263 820034 or just turn up!Weybourne Folk Club meets 3rd Sunday every month at the Maltings Hotel, Weybourne 3-6 pm. All singers, musicians, poets and audience welcome. It's free. Further information from Tony Baylis 01263 588781 or 07518 735299-email [email protected] Village Park Market and Carboot 1st Sun eachmonth commencing 7 April. Gates open to public 10am, stallholders and market traders 8am onwards. Pitches £5. All proceeds go to raising money for the Play Park and Pavilion.For any further details contact a member [email protected] or on 07765633549. East BeckhamLane beside Gresham Village ChurchREME Association Cromer & District Branch meetings held1st Wed each month, Halsey House, Norwich Rd, Cromer. ExREME personnel please do come and join us. 01263 825101Sheringham Youth Choir - are you aged 11-18 and enjoysinging? Then come and join us on Wednesday nights at 7pmin term time. Sheringham Baptist Church, Holway Road. Allwelcome whether or not you attend the church. Contact JennySkivington 07900 246292Sheringham & District Flower Club meet on 1st Thursdayof the month 7pm at St Andrew’s Methodist Church, Sheringham. Enquiries 01263 825059Painting Classes - Painting and Drawing tuition for all levelsof painting competence from beginners to those experiencedat Roughton Village Hall on Mondays 1.30pm to 3.30pm. £60for 10 sessions. John Bardell 01603 456602

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WHAT’S ON WHEREChoose from hundreds of plants atour Grand Spring Plant Sale BankHoliday Monday 6 May, 11am – 3pmin Cromer Parish Church. Potted,rooted perennials and annuals for your garden, sold in aid of the Cromer Bells restoration project. Refresh-ments, crafts and visits to the bells

Multiple Sclerosis Cake Break Coffee Morning Thorpe MarketChurch Friday 3 May - 12noon -Mandy and Hazel once again inviteyou to this coffee morning. Usualstalls, cakes, raffle, tombola, bric-a-brac and not forgetting coffee andcake. All most welcome

Farmers’ Market & Craft Fair atBlakeney Village Hall on 11 May10am – 3.30pm free entry large carpark. For more information or to booka stall call Karen on 01263 588001 oremail [email protected]

Diabetes UK North Norfolk VoluntaryGroup - Our guest speaker on Thurs-day 23 May will be Rebecca Cham-pion, Engagement Manager for the

North Norfolk Clinical CommissioningGroup. The meeting starts at 7.30pmat Cromer Methodist Church Hall. Asponsored walk is being held on Sun-day 9 June at Felbrigg Hall to raisefunds for diabetes research. For moreinformation please contact Jackie orDavid on 01692 405492 or email: [email protected]

The Morley Club, Sheringham singerRob Charles on 18 May at 7.30pmwith a ‘Cookies special’ fish supperand dessert. All welcome, phone orcall in to book your seat 01263822087 only £15

Garage Sale Saturday 4th & Sunday5th May 11am to 3pm at 8 CremersDrift Sheringham Prize every timeTombola – proceeds to Macmillan SIS(a local group of friends willing to helpcharities) Also items for sale

Cromer Society Excursion - Bookby 6 May 2013 for the next CromerSociety Excursion to the Maddermar-ket Theatre Norwich "Calendar Girls"by Tom Frith. Coach leaves Cromer

Old Bus Station, Cadogan Road, at1pm on 1st June. £15 members (£16non-members). Full details from MrsRattle on 01263 510003.

Car Boot Sale Upper SheringhamVillage Hall Inside and Outside onSunday 5 May 9am - 12.30pm.Bacon rolls, refreshments, home-made cakes. Pitches/tables bookableon 01263 824905 (No caterers orcakes please)

Meet the Producers Market at Vil-lage Square, Kelling Heath HolidayPark NR25 7HW, 10am-2pm. BrowseNorfolk clothing, crafts, art, gifts, finefoods & ales. Free entry/parking,restaurants, bar, adventure play-ground, nice walks, dogs welcome.Enquiries: 0773 3991211 www.wey-bourne.net

You are invited to walk through aSpring Garden & Bluebell Woods -peacock, pygmy goats, herbaceousborders, and vegetable garden onSunday 5 May 2pm - 5pm at KettleHill, Langham Road, Blakeney.

Homemade cakes and refreshmentswill be available. Entrance £3 childrenfree. All proceeds to Glaven DistrictCaring Committee Reg. Charity No.270185 Bluebells are a rare and pro-tected species

Sheringham History Group -"Painting the Town" a talk by ColinSeal. Meet the artist who painted historical pictures on the Sheringhamseafront and the Crown approach inconjunction with the Open Door Community Art Group. Mr. Seal wasamong a group of volunteers recog-nised in April for his contributions tothe Sheringham community. Join usat The Mo, Wed 1 May at 7.30pm

Trimingham Village Hall FundraisingCommittee Table Top Sale at PilgrimShelter Trimingham from 10am baconrolls 50p. To book a table contact Lizon 01263 834965. Quiz night atTrimingham House Caravan Site7.30pm for 8pm teams of 4 £1 perperson. Prizes for 1st 2nd and sup-porting teams. Contact Liz 01263834965

The Man From Big Brother is Coming to Get You!It's not often we get to see a top keyboard player on TV, but Steve Hubblemanaged it - he appeared on 'Big Brother's Bit On The Side' recently, receivedrave reviews - and now he's coming to Briston so that lovers of live music cansee and hear just how good he is! The date is Friday 10 May, the venue is thevery comfortable Copeman Centre at Briston, and the show starts at 7.30pm -doors open at 7pm. Steve will be playing a multiple Yamaha Tyros keyboardarray, and fans of hiswill tell you that he isjust so versatile therewill be something forevery musical taste!

Tickets are availablenow by telephoningCarol on 01263 860844- and cost just £6, withunder 16s getting in athalf price. Advancebooking is essential, asthe Briston Organ Shows are proving so very popular.

If you enjoy good live music, in pleasant surroundings, easy free parking rightoutside and delicious refreshments at half time, what are you waiting for? Getthose tickets booked now! Takings from the refreshments and raffle benefit theCopeman Centre's fundraising too, so everyone's a winner!

Royal British Legion Cromer & District BranchFish & Chip LunchThe Branch will be holding the above lunch at 12.30pm on Thursday 23 May atThe Cottage, Louden Road, Cromer. This will be an ideal opportunity to meetold and new members of the Branch and hear about up and coming events inthe year. Cost will be in the region of £5 per person. Please book your lunchwith John Needham on 01263 510146 or Robin Lilley on 01263 510287.

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THE JUBILEE PLAYERS - CALENDAR GIRLSThe all female cast members of our summer production are hoping that theweather will warm up by June, when they will be performing ‘Calendar Girls’ byTim Firth, at The Tithe Barn in Horstead.The play is based on the true story of eleven WI members who posed nude for a calendar to raise money for the Leukaemia Research Fund. When Annie’shusband, John, dies of Leukaemia, she and best friend, Chris resolve to raisemoney for a new settee in the local hospital waiting room. They manage to persuade four other WI members to pose nude with them and news of thewomen’s charitable venture spreads like wildfire. The calendar is a huge success but the new found fame has unexpected consequences for the women involved.Based on the film released in 2003, ‘Calendar Girls’ became the fastest sellingplay in British theatre history when it was first performed in 2008. The amateurperforming rights have now been released for a limited period and will raise further funds for The Leukaemia Research Fund.The Jubilee Players are delighted to be one of the amateur groups granted thelicense to perform and hope you will join us for an evening guaranteed to makeyou laugh, cry and come out singing ‘Jerusalem’! Please note that we are extending our performances to Saturday for this production. Book early to avoid disappointment!‘Calendar Girls’ will be performed from Wednesday 26th to Saturday 29thJune at The Tithe Barn, Horstead 7.30pm. All tickets £6.00 from CarolWhite, The Forge, Horstead. Tel: 01603 737665

NORTH NORFOLK CONCERT BAND and CADSingersSUMMER PERFORMANCES!North Norfolk Concert Band and CADSingers are performing at Cley Church on Friday 7 June and CromerParish Church on Saturday 8 June, both concerts starting at 7-30 pm.

These groups have performed together for four years now, with growing support, and bothoffer a wide variety of genres.

This year the choir will be singing music from Dvorak and Rutter, to Elbow’s “One Day LikeThis” and Michael Jackson’s “Rockin Robin”. The band’s programme will include music byVaughan Williams, Rodgers and Hammerstein, Deep Purple, Shostakovitch, and Gershwin.Entry to each concert is £7.50 and refreshments will be available.

Thomas & Friends fans have the chance to meet their hero when the world’s favourite little engine steams into North Norfolk’s Poppy Line for a new look Day OutWith Thomas over the Early May Bank Holiday Weekend! (Saturday 4th May to Monday 6th May).

This fun-filled event, supported by Fisher-Price, the home of Thomas & Friends toys, has been made even better for 2013 and offers pre-schoolers and their families the opportunity to take a ride on a real steam engine,and meet Thomas the Tank Engine and other engines, with character faces based on the CGI series. Fans will meet the booming-voiced Fat Controller, as he makes sure all the engines behave themselves and stops Thomas and the Troublesome Trucks getting into mischief! Enjoy a great family day out, with lots to see and do, including Thomas’s Imagination Station.Thomas and Friends gifts and souvenirs are also available to buy inthe station shops. Rover tickets give unlimited travel all day. Children under 2 years arefree, and children 2 – 15 are just £10. Adult Rovers are £16 (seniors£15), and there’s a Family Rover (2 adults + 2 children or 3 adults + 1child) at £45. Public pay parking next to Sheringham Station, car parkat Holt Station.Make your day a Day Out With Thomas and book tickets now atwww.dayoutwiththomas.co.uk/northnorfolkThere is a free gift for every booking made through this website.For further information please contact the Fat Controller’s Assistant at the railway centre on 01263 820 800.


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Sheringham Society Coffee MorningsOur last coffee morning in St. John Hall was an intriguing talk on the history of magic byBischop Peter Fox, a former Bishop of Samoa. He told us all about the history of magic throughthe ages and gave some extremely clever examples. It was a most entertaining morning.

From now on the coffee mornings will be on the last Thursday of the month as usual but in St.Joseph's Church Hall in the Cromer Road. The next talk will be by Barry Walker Moore, a beekeeper who will be telling us all about bee keeping and has promised to bring along somebees. This is, of course, a most important time for bees with many people trying to persuadethe Government to ban certain pesticides which appear to be very harmful to bees.

There is plenty of parking for people behind the hall. Doors open at 10.15am and the talksbegin at 10.30am. As usual, admission is £2 which includes tea or coffee and home-madecakes. All are welcome, so please do come along. You may learn quite a lot.

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SheringhamShantymento manageOddfellows HallSheringham’s Oddfellows Hall is to be run bythe Sheringham Shantymen over the summer, asthey take on a temporary licence of the historic property from its owners, North Norfolk District Council (NNDC).

Oddfellows Hall, which was built in 1867 andlooks out over Lifeboat Plain in Sheringham,has a long association with the sea, serving asthe first RNLI station for the town and as a meeting place for fishermen. Following problems with the slip-way the lifeboat stationmoved in 1901 and the hall became associatedwith the Independent Order of Oddfellows,a benevolent charity that provided an earlyform of medical insurance for residents, including members of the local fishing community, before the creation of the NationalHealth Service. Bought by the Oddfellows in1931, they sold it in 1947 and from 1948 to1960 it was used as a shoe factory, after whichit was purchased by Sheringham Urban DistrictCouncil.

Ownership of the hallpassed from SheringhamRDC to NNDC in the1974 local governmentreforms. SheringhamPlus were granted a 99year lease on a pepper-corn rent by NNDC in2007, and they refur-bished the hall in 2009 as part of the Shering-ham regeneration programme of works.More recently it wasmanaged by the UpcherPartnership, who handedit back to NNDC lastmonth.

NNDC has now agreed to grant a short-term licence to the Sheringham Shantymen, who approached the council with a proposal to manage the hall for the benefit of the widercommunity of Sheringham. They plan to makethe hall available for meetings, performancesand other community uses over the summer,and at the same time by running the hall theywill be restoring its original link with the localseafaring community.

Brian Farrow, Musical Director of the Sheringham Shantymen, who were founded in

1990 and maintain avery close connectionwith the RNLI, said,“We are really pleasedand honoured to begiven the responsibility of looking after this historic building, especially given itsclose associations withfishing and the RNLI.We hope that local peo-ple will make use of the excellent fa-

cilities that are available in the hall as we wantit to be a real hub of community activity. We’llsee what we can achieve over the summer. Iwould particularly like to thank our local dis-trict councillors, Rhodri Oliver and Brian Hannah, as well as theUpcher Community Partnership and NorthNorfolk District Council who all worked reallyhard to make this possible.”

Anyone interested in hiring the facilitiesshould contact Brian Farrow on 07748 641707, 01263 824311 or at [email protected]


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Experience SheringhamContinues….Experience Sheringham the highly successful and respected tourismmarketing initiative for Sheringham has recently transferred from the Upcher Community Partnership across to Sheringham based Online Web Marketing Limited. This secures the long term future of Experience Sheringham following the closure of the Upcher CommunityPartnership.

All businesses involved in tourismin Sheringham andthe surroundingarea are invited tomeet the new teamand share ideas forthe future. To facilitate this, an open meetingwill be held atOddfellows Hall at 2.30pm on Tuesday 30th April.

Paul Richmond of Online Web Marketing said “I am delighted and honoured to take over the reins. As a local already working with manytourism businesses, I am passionate about promoting the unique visitorexperience that Sheringham and the surrounding area has to offer. Wehave exciting plans for the future and are looking forward to workingwithin the local community to ensure Sheringham thrives as a touristdestination.”

For Paul it’s come full circle. Several years ago he was a Trustee ofSheringhamPlus that created the successful funding bid that enabled‘Experience Sheringham’ to be created. He is keen to build on the greatwork that the Upcher Community Partnership had been doing.

The new office address for Experience Sheringham is 15a CromerRoad, Sheringham, NR26 8AB. The new contact details are 01263634007 and [email protected]

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Cinema going in north Norfolk will betransformed in May when SheringhamLittle Theatre takes a big leap forwards to launch Spring into Cinema. Thanks to a £5,250 grant from the British Film Institute through the National Lottery and a £1,500 contribution from NorfolkCountry Cottages, this much-loved community arts venue can considerablyenhance its cinema programme. This willenable the theatre to show more of the latest releases, more vintage classics, introduce a new Saturday morning kidsclub and a season of Friday late-night horror screenings. There will also be bothadult and teenage film clubs enabling people to be more involved in the cinemaas well as opportunities to join in withdiscussions and learning opportunities.

Sheringham Little Theatre Director DebbieThompson commented, ‘It’s a real thrill to beable to introduce these new developments forpeople in Sheringham and North Norfolk.Alongside the increased number of new release films, I’m also pleased that we shallbe featuring films with local connections

regularly, more provision for children andyoung people and some late night horror forthe brave!’ Debbie continued ‘We also reallywant to hear which films and types of filmspeople want to see and joining the new filmclubs is an ideal way for them to tell us’.

Throughout May there will be special events to launch Spring into Cinema. On 7 May there

will be a special introduced screeningof the critically acclaimed new film A Late Quartet (15)starring ChristopherWalken and PhillipSeymour Hoffman.Preceding the filmand introduction alive string quartetwill perform at a VIP reception.

Other launch activities include the first Late NightHorror show on Friday 10 May with

a rare chance to see the full 144 minute uncutversion of Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 classic TheShining starring Jack Nicholson. The morningof Saturday 11 May finds the launch of theweekly Kids Club. Before a screening of Gene Wilder’s original Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (U) Bo Nanafana and Hocus Pocus Theatre will be on hand with opportunities to meet the Oompa-Loompas and the Bucket Grandparents, to help youngfilm fans make a giant lollipop and design their own Wonka Bar – and someone will win the Golden Ticket!

Later in the day The Vintage Film Clublaunches, perfect for a sedentary Saturday afternoon. On offer is the wonderful BreakfastAt Tiffany’s (PG) starring Audrey Hepburn followed by afternoon tea and musical accompaniment from DJ78, spinning an eclectic selection of popular music on his twin1930s HMV wind-up gramophones.

The following week Cinema Memories (18May) is a special presentation from CinemaPlus, the education programme at Norwich’sCinema City. Their project Norfolk at the Pictures aims to capture, share and preserve theheritage of 100 years of cinema-going in thecounty. At this free event senior archivist JaneAlvey of The East Anglian Film Archive willintroduce films about Norfolk cinemas in yearsgone by and attendees will be invited to sharetheir memories, photographs, memorabilia andfilms. The building that is now SheringhamLittle Theatre itself first showed silent moviesin 1914 (then Sheringham Town Hall) later becoming The Picture House and Empire Cinema before becoming The Little Theatre in 1960.

Norfolk based Director Tony Britten will be inSheringham to introduce his recent films, setand filmed in Norfolk. In Love With AlmaCogan (12A) starring Roger Lloyd-Pack andNiamh Cusack shows on 19 May and his latest,Benjamin Britten: Peace and Conflict (cert tbc)with John Hurt, can be seen on 26 May.

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Fencers from Gresham’s took part inthe recent Public Schools’ FencingChampionship, which attracts entrantsfrom schools throughout the BritishIsles, including a number who havenational representative honours. Many schools, such as Millfield and Shrewsbury, have fencing clubs with forty or more participants and a long tradition ofdominating this event. Therefore, it was abrave decision after only two terms of fencingat Gresham’s to send participants, bearing inmind the very real possibility of a whitewash.

In reality, nothing could have been further from the truth. Clare Mawson from MeltonConstable in Norfolk, making her first forayinto any form of competitive fencing, took partin the tough Senior Girls’ Foil Competition.She fought with grit and determination avoiding the first round of elimination todemonstrate a cool head when dealing with opponents with much more experience. Shewas, unfortunately, knocked out in the firstround of the direct elimination section of theevent, but not before giving her, highly seeded,opponent a great deal to think about. Sheshould be delighted with her final placing of28th in a total entry of 39.

The following day saw Olivier Johnson fromSalthouse in Norfolk and Johnny Willcox fromHeydon in Norfolk participate in the Mount-Haes foil competition, the youngest age category available. Short of recent trainingtime both wobbled a little in their initial poulefights, but avoided elimination in the first cut.In his second poule Olivier fought cleverly and turned his slight build to an advantage,providing many of

his opponents with difficulties. He was only asingle victory away from the next stage butcould not quite grasp the points he needed, andthis led to his elimination. Again, he can bepleased with his final placing 79th in a totalentry of 114. Johnny fared less well in his sec-ond poule, lacking some fine technique to press

home the advantage, although he again shouldbe encouraged by a final placing of 87th of afield of 114.

On the same day Humphrey Ho, the quiet manof the group, tackled the Junior Foil event. Thefoil is not Humphrey’s favoured weapon but heseemed to enjoy making short work of many of his opponents in his first and second poule

rounds, easily qualifying for the knock-out section of the competition. He automaticallyearned a place in the last thirty-two of theevent, thanks to his numerous victories earlierand his first opponent seemed to be unable toread Humphrey’s attacks, leading to a 15-7 victory. This saw Humphrey through to the last16, where his next opponent proved to be atougher nut to crack. Using a more physicalstyle than Humphrey he made greater staminatell, allowing him to defeat the Greshamian 15-9. Nevertheless, Humphrey’s final placingof 15th from a field of 119 is highly creditable.After a long journey back to Holt from CrystalPalace that evening, and another early morningon Thursday Humphrey was again in fine formfor the Junior Sabre, his favoured weapon.Again, victory in most of the poule matchesappeared easy and he went through to theknock out stages. An early draw against thesixth seeded fencer saw Humphrey upset theodds with a convincing victory, which saw himthrough to the final 16. His next opponent wasskilled, but unfortunately not skilled enough,and Humphrey won through to the final 8.However, his next opponent had fenced at international level and in a nail-biting fightHumphrey was defeated 15-13, which saw himexit. At the time of writing his placing is notcertain, but he will be at least eighth in an entryof 75.

Mr Hall, Fencing coordinator at Gresham’swould like to thank all fencers involved fortheir hard work and willingness to travel a longdistance, and Mr Stimpson for his excellentcoaching thus far this year. The coming termswill, without doubt, see fencing at Gresham’sgo from strength to strength.

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As part of the Sheringham Community fund,Tesco is giving a grant to Cruse BereavementCare in Norwich. The grant will allow Cruse tocontinue providing counselling and supportservices to adults and children dealing with theloss of a loved one. The money will be used totrain more volunteers as counsellors.

Cruse Bereavement provides support in a range of ways from a telephone helpline to one to one free home visits. Last year Cruse provided 1183 free one to one counselling sessions and answered 623 phonecalls. Many individuals are referred to Cruseby their GPs. However, many have also heardabout Cruse from their friends or come across

the service on the internet.

Linda Jeckells, who received support fromCruse, had this to say “The grief hit me like aton of weight when I lost my father in 2010. I couldn’t think straight or work. Cruse helpedme turn the corner and I don’t know what I would have done without them.”

People like Linda have been helped by a teamof dedicated volunteers like Ann Barnard. The enthusiasm for the services Cruse providesis also reflected in its dedicated team of volunteers.

Ann Barnard, a former nurse, drives hundredsof miles to carry out assessments and

appointments. She said “I’ve always helpedpeople and volunteering gives me the satisfaction my job used to. At Cruse you can see you do make a real difference.”

Simon Petar, Tesco Corporate Affairs Manager,said: “We are pleased our grant will allowCruse to train more volunteers. There are anumber of people on the waiting list whowould greatly benefit from the support andcomfort that Cruse provides.”

Tesco has set up the Sheringham CommunityFund which will give out small grants of up to£1,500 from a pool of £50,000 over the nexttwo years.

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While pregnant mums and mums with kittens are in our care, we givethem extra attention. It is important to make sure that the mother cat receives additional food both while pregnant and once the kittens areborn, so that she has sufficient milk to feed the kittens to ensure they are healthy and will thrive. As a general rule we are guided by themother cat as to how much food she needs.

When a pregnant cat comes into care, we always check for fleas andworms and the ideal time to treat her is before she has her kittens. However it is important that we use the correct products as some shouldnot be used and our vets recommend those which are suitable. Becauseworms are passed to the kittens via the mother’s milk, treating mumwhile pregnant creates a lesser problem once the kittens are born. Treatment for kittens also depends on their age or weight and the products used. This applies for both flea and worm treatments and,again, some products are not suitable, so veterinary advice is/should always be sought.

We often see kittens offered for homing at 6 weeks old. This is far too young as they have not built up their own immunity. Kittens do onoccasion come into care without their mother at this age but they arekept separate from other cats until they have had their first vaccination.Although this does not provide full immunity, it does give them someprotection should there be other cats in their new home. If both kittensand mum are still with us when the kittens are nine weeks old, we willget the mum neutered (she may have already started to call again) andalso blood tested to ensure she is not FIV or FELV positive. She willthen be vaccinated and micro chipped so that she is available for re-homing. Providing the blood test is negative for mum and she is healthy, we can assume the kittens will be too.

Although this is our normalroutine, sometimes things donot go as planned. Pregnancy isnot always straightforward andthere have been occasions whenthe cat has had to be rushed tothe vets for a caesarean (youcan guarantee the norm for thisis at night when the emergencyvet is on duty), which is an expensive operation. The kittens may be in distress as a consequence and very oftensome do not survive. For poorlittle mum, very often still justa kitten herself, this is quitelikely to be her first experienceof motherhood and now safelywith us, will thankfully be the last.

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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Investigatinga flash of yellow on a vacantbuilding plot I found aclump of unusual,seeminglymalformeddaffodils.Lookingthrough old bulb catalogues I found onephotographthat gave mea possibleidentification

and some research on the internet confirmedthat the variety I had found was Narcissus ‘Van Sion’, also known as ‘TelamoniousPlenus’. One American website stated ‘Whenpeople ask us to identify a double daffodil theyhave found in an old garden, a vacant lot, orway out in the middle of nowhere, it most oftenturns out to be ‘Van Sion’’. It seems that thisdaffodil has been around for centuries and it is

so tough that it multiplies where many otherdaffodils can’t even survive. It evidently nevergets basal rot but does sometimes produce seedpods and any seeds may germinate in grassyareas and produce new clumps.

What makes identification difficult is that it is so variable. It has been quite accurately described as a fairly mad and electrified dandelion. It is said that cattle never eat it and that rodents leave it alone which probablyexplains how it has survived the local muntjacdeer.

The first spring after the bulbs are bought froma supplier they will bloom with all the doublingneatly contained within the trumpet. But that is the first spring and every year after that thesame bulbs will produce quite different blooms– shaggy powder -puffs with no sign of a trumpet and in some years or some gardensthey will be heavily marked with green or theywill open gnarled or imperfect. They may beweirdly charming but they are not the sort ofbloom most people would want to see in theirwell kept flower beds.

E.A.Bowles, the famous gardener wrote aboutthis daffodil in 1934 ‘Its first appearance inEngland is first chronicled by Parkinson who

tells us in the Paradisus that Vincent Sion,‘borne in Flanders, dwelling on the Bank side(London) in his lives time but now dead, an industrious and worthy lover of faire flowerscherished it in his garden for many years without the bearing of any flowers until theyear 1620’. Another gardener A.M.Kirby wrotein 1907 that ‘it is not only the most importantof all doubles, but probably the most importantof all varieties, single or double’. This varietyhas been used, especially in New Zealand, forbreeding many of the double varieties we buytoday.

So here we have growing on a site in Sheringham, soon to be developed, one of the most historically important and unusualdaffodils. Hopefully it will survive the buildersand pop up in future years to surprise the newhouseholders.

The new bulb catalogues are arriving now, so make a note of any narcissi you want fornext year and get the orders off nice and early.There are certainly plenty to choose, from thehistorical varieties such as Van Sion at £1 a bulb right up to this year’s modern show quality daffodils which can cost over £25 a bulb.

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THE NORTH NORFOLK GARDENERAN ELECTRIFIED DANDELION

Cromer and SheringhamProbus ClubThe April meeting took place on 2 April at the Links Hotel in West Runton, where the members enjoyed another excellent lunch, followedby an interesting talk by Jacqui Palmer, manager of the RNLI HenryBlogg Museum in Cromer, on the subject of “The Heritage of HenryBlogg”.

Jacqui told the story of a particular rescue involving the barge Sepoyin 1933 which illustrated the skill, bravery and leadership of HenryBlogg. She went on to talk about some of the education and researchwork in which the museum is involved before taking questions whichtended towards the current operation of the RNLI.

The next meeting, on 7 May, will feature a presentation by StephenScott-Fawcett entitled “Everest to the South Pole”. This will be an opportunity for members to invite lady guests and will conclude theprogramme of talks for the current “club” year. The AGM will be held

in June followed by a new programme which will commence in July.More details of this will be announced soon.

Recent new members have found us a friendly bunch so, if you are interested, contact Dave Vickery on 01263 824306 for more information and to arrange to attend a lunch. There is no obligation to join immediately- come and give it a try, then decide if you wish to attend regularly.


Reepham Festival securesrising roots star for 2013Reepham 13 Summer Music Festival organisers have secured a prestigious additionto this year’s roster of artists, with the announcement that rising folk-roots star and BBC award-nominated Luke Jackson will be performing over the weekend of 10th and 11th August.

Just eighteen years old but with a bold, show-stopping voice and honed guitar skills,Luke is a confident and captivating performer demonstrating an impressive maturity. He has been making ripples on the thriving acoustic scene supporting suchluminaries as Show of Hands, Paul Brady,Steve Knightley, Martyn Joseph and BooHewerdine and he has played the prestigiousfolk and roots festivals at Sidmouth, Bristol,Shrewsbury and Trowbridge.

Championed by the likes of Bob Harris,Simon Mayo and Mike Harding, his debutalbum ‘More Than Boys’ has received plaudits from critics and airplay on numerous radio stations.

Luke says, looking forward to the Augustweekend in Reepham, ‘It’s so much fun playing festivals because every one of themhas its own vibe and feeling. I am very muchlooking forward to playing at Reepham Festival this year - let’s hope the sun comes out!’

Reepham festival chairman Steve Jenkins says‘Each year we aim to provide a wide, eclecticand exciting range of music and entertainment,and 2013 is no exception. We’re really pleasedto welcome Luke to Reepham. It’s good to beassociated with a rising star and it looks as ifthis will be a case of ‘remember where yousaw him first’!’

Headlining will be masters of rhythm and bluesDr Feelgood, that most perennially popular ofthe legendary R & B bands. Monster of rockBuster James is back by popular demand andthere will be around fifteen hours of music for

all tastes on the Saturday with a full afternoon’s music on the Sunday.

The now-famous twin stage in the main arenaminimises the time between bands so that theentertainment continues without a break frommid-day on the Saturday through to theevening. Hot and cold food and drink will be available throughout.

The festival atmosphere continues on the Sunday afternoon when well-known local heritage attraction and festival main sponsor,Reepham and Whitwell Station, hosts themusic at the station site.

As always, the weekend offers something forall the family – and for 2013 the organisershave held tickets at last year’s prices. ‘Thatwas a big decision’ explained Steve Jenkins.‘People tell us it’s a good value-for-money day out. Wenever lose sight ofthe fact that we’reraising funds forlocal charities and the festival is not run for personal profit but even so, these are difficult times, financially, for many,

and we felt we could do something to help.’

And once again this year under 15s can enjoy the fun for free when accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. Admission to the Sunday event is free to Saturday ticket holders.Those wishing to make a weekend of it canstay at the festival campsite, which is filling up fast with half the pitches already booked.

“Reepham Festival strikes the right balancebetween a family day out and a marathontreat for music fans’ explained Steve Jenkins. ‘It’s all easily accessible. Peopledon’t have to walk miles from their car toget to the music. It’s a local festival with abig atmosphere and it brings visitors to thetown who are often pleasantly surprised bythis historic gem in the Norfolk countryside.Now that we’re firmly established on thefestival calendar we find we’re getting people travelling from as far as Scotland,Manchester and the West Country. We mustbe doing something right!’

More information can be found atwww.reephamfestival.co.uk with new bands and attractions being added all the time. You can also follow updates on Twitter and Facebook.Tickets from 01603 508050 and www.ueaticketbookings.co.uk

It's back! Slow Food Aylsham's popular 'Foodie Quiz' is making a welcome return on Saturday 11May. With over 100 questions featuring links - no matter how obscure - to food and drink, food loversare assured of a fun night that's designed for all the family.

Quizmaster Roger Willis has again trawled through his reference books,the internet and other dark places to come up with the questions, rangingfrom lighthearted subjects like Jasper Carrot (geddit?), to the more esoteric, "ingredients of Welsh Cakes".

The Quiz, now in its fourth year, will be in Aylsham Town Hall and during the interval quizzers will be served with a Savoury Pie Plattercomprising locally sourced ingredients. Liquid refreshment will beavailable from a licensed bar.

Tickets, at just £7 per person - including supper - are available fromSalad Days fruit and veg stall in Aylsham Market Place or by phoning07833 096931. Proceeds from the Quiz will go to help finance thisyear's Aylsham Food Festival which runs from 4th to 6th October.

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Tickets have just gone on sale for this year’ssummer rep and, with a carefully chosen programme of plays to choose from, theatre-goers are sure to find something to entice them.

Debbie Thompson, director of theSheringham Little Theatre told usthat this year’s season launchesinto action with Teechers, by JohnGodber, on Saturday 6 July. Thiswill be followed by Deathtrap byIra Levin, We Found Love and anExquisite Set of Porcelain Figurines Aboard the SS FarndaleAvenue by David McGillivray andWalter Zerlin Jnr, Tom, Dick andHarry by Ray and Michael Cooneyand Lettuce and Loveage, by PeterShaffer.

“We can’t wait for 2013’s summerrep to begin – we are so excitedabout all the different plays,” shesaid. “And this year many of our best-loved actors are returning, having been carefully chosen for roles we know they will really shine in.”

This summer sees Rupert Mason, MadeleineBrolly, Sarah Langton, Loraine Metcalf, RyanStarling and Richard Keightley take to thestage. They will be joined by Rebecca Todd,

Cornelius Garrett, Harry Williams and EllenWaite in taking on a number of roles each.

John Godber’s fast-moving comedy runs untilMonday, 15 July and then returns between

Saturday 3 August and Tuesday 6 August. Set in a high school, it takes a wry look at the education system and tells the story of three students.

Ira Levin’s Deathtrap is a dark thriller thatopens on Wednesday 17 July and runs untilThursday 25 July before returning from

Monday 19 Augustand Saturday 24

August. The gripping tale focuses on formerwriter Sidney Bruhl and his thoughts of murder when presented with a script by an unknownplaywright.

We Found Love and an Exquisite Set of Porcelain Figurines Aboard the SS FarndaleAvenue sees the cast take on the various rolesof the Farndale Avenue Housing EstateTownswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society for a romp aboard the SS Farndale.

This runs from Saturday 27 July to Friday 2 August and then againfrom Monday 26 August to Saturday 31 August.

From Thursday 8 August to Saturday 17 August the hilarioustale of three brothers, Tom, Dickand Harry, will have the audiencein fits of laughter while anothercomedy, Lettuce and Loveage,keeps them chuckling from Tuesday 3 September to Saturday 7September as they follow theatricalLettice Douffet’s own take onbeing a tour guide at potentially thedullest stately home in England.

“It is going to be a brilliantsummer at Sheringham Little Theatre,” saidDebbie. “All these plays will have somethingreally special to offer and together will offer a fabulous season of shows.”

For more information or to book tickets visitwww.sheringhamlittletheatre.com or call01263 822347.

Summer SunComedy, drama, spice and intrigue – the summer season at Sheringham Little Theatre looks set to offer a dazzling array of exciting shows.

Sheringham History GroupThe April meeting began with a brief AGM followed by a talk about"The Singing Postman".

Long standing Sheringham resident Des Barney shared his recollectionsabout his boyhood pal, Alan Smethurst.

Des felt he may have started Alan, the Singing Postman's interest inmusic, by sharing with him his own love for music and, at the time, a'shedfull' of records.

Alan's own interest in music included American Jimmie Rodgers andGeorge Formby who was from Lancashire, as was Alan's father. Accord-ing to Des, Alan bought a ukelele at a second hand shop in Co-Op Streetfor half a crown and composed tunes, including the third verse of "IDon't Work for a Living". At this point Des sang three verses. Des andAlan composed verses of schoolboy humour but Des refrained fromreciting them this evening. As the Singing Postman, Mr. Smethurst'smost notable song was "Have You Got A Light Boy? Des sang the titlethen played the song from a cd.

Alan's mother was from Stiffkey. During the summer, his parents senthim to stay with his great grandmother in Stiffkey while they rented hisroom to Sheringham visitors. Mr. Barney used to visit Alan there and hementioned the "Little Miss from Diss" had a sister also whom he met.Mr. Smethurst had his ups and downs as Des revealed, at one time out-selling the Beatles in Norfolk, appeared on Top of the Pops, and playedThe Hippodrome in Yarmouth. When he died in Grimsby in December2000 Des Barney attended the funeral of his boyhood friend.

The enjoyable evening was completed by excellent tea and biscuits, asusual.

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We have been busy over the last three monthsplanning our Fundraising and Social events for2013.

On a cold February afternoon we had a mostinteresting visit to Archant Press in Norwichand saw how the news is gathered and collatedbefore going to press. This was followed by avisit to the printing area where we were thenshown how the newspapers are printed. Afterthe visit we had an enjoyable meal at a localhostelry.

In March we held another very enjoyable“Quiz & Chips” night in aid of Nelson’s Journey and other Lions charities. We also heldan “Easter Egg Hunt”. Local pubs/clubs eachhad a card where they sold squares at £1 eachand one lucky person who picked the winningsquare received a large Easter Egg. Again theproceeds are being donated to Nelson’s Journey and other Lions charities.

In April we started our street collections, thefirst being outside the Co-op in Cromer. Wewill be having our charity stall at Kelling

Heath Holiday Park’s Retro Weekend on 7 July and also on The Lea’s, The Esplanade,Sheringham on 4 August.

We do have on ongoing Lions project where we collect old spectacles which can be recycled and sent to Third World countriesto help the visually impaired. We have collecting bins in Lloyd’s Chemist in Sheringham and also in Cromer Hospital. We would kindly ask you to please donate anyunused or broken spectacles in these bins sothat we can send them off to a central areawhere the spectacles can be sorted and any thatcan be used are then boxed up and sent off tovarious destinations. If you cannot get to eitherof these collection points you can ring LionSally on 01263 825560 to arrange for someoneto collect them.

We are now in the process of organising a sixday luxury coach holiday departing 31August.The holiday includes staying in 18th Centuryhotels together with a steam train trip fromYork to Carlisle, a boat trip and visits to Gretna

Green, the Lake District,Hadrian’s Wall and Vindolanda. The cost of the holiday is £ 460per person (single supplement £95) for dinner, bed and breakfast,the train fare, boat trip and entrance to Vindolanda. For more information please contact Arthur on 01263 570009 or [email protected]

If you are interested in anything we do andwould like to come along to a meeting pleasecontact the Club Secretary Lion Brian on01263 821276 or email [email protected] more information.

We meet on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month at The Morley Club, Sheringham at 7.30pm. The first meeting isusually a business meeting but the secondmeeting is normally a social get together. Whynot come along; you will be most welcome.

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Cromer Carnival committee have confirmed the aerial acts that willwow crowds at this year’s CarnivalDay on Wednesday 21 August.

The Carnival will welcome not onebut three aerial displays.The mighty Blades Aerobatic Display Teamand the Wildcat Aerobatics Team will be joinedby The Princess of Wales Parachute DisplayTeam – The Tigers.

The announcement comes after the disappointing news that the Red Arrows will not be appearing at this year’s Carnival.

The Blades are amongst the most experienceddisplay pilots in the UK and all are formerRAF fast-jet pilots and all are former Red Arrows. Their air display is renowned world-wide and audiences will be treatedto a 15 minute, jaw-dropping sequence of

over 30 separate manoeuvres.

In the skies on Carnival day visitors will alsosee the spectacular Wildcat Aerobatics in theiriconic biplanes. The Wildcats are East Anglia’s

premier formation aerobatic display team anddeliver a crowd-thrilling formation spectacularthat encapsulates both close-formation aerobatics and synchronized pairs flying.

Carnival Day will also see the return of TheTigers Parachute Display Team for Cromer.Dropping into the arena, smoke trailing, flagsflying they will be performing several amazingformations both in the air and under the parachute.

Carnival Chairman Tony Shipp said “We aredelighted that crowds at this year’s Carnivalwill be treated to three aerial displays on Carnival Day.”

He added “Since hearing the disappointingnews about not getting the Red Arrows members of the Carnival Committee haveworked hard to secure these very exciting aerial displays. Both the Wildcats and theBlades are well known for their displays atmany of the country's top air shows and will

be an exciting alternative to the Red Arrows.They will be a great enhancement to the arenaprogramme we already have booked for Carnival Day.”

Carnival Day will offer crowds not only thrillsin the air but thrills on the ground too with actsin the arena confirmed as Woodforde’s Dray,The White Helmets Motorbike Display Team,Romford Drum & Trumpet Corp, West Lancs.Dog Display Team and Out on a Wing Falconry.

The Carnival has also released the dates forthis year’s Royal Family competitions.

The Miss Cromer and Senior Attendant Competition will take place on Friday 3 May at 7.30pm at The Cliftonville Hotel. The JuniorAttendants competition will take place on Friday 24 May at 7pm at The Cottage inCromer. The Prince and Princess competitionwill take place on Sunday 26 May at 3pm atthe Community Hall.

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I am pleased to announce that we have createda new Taster Menu which will be available inThe Barn Restaurant every Thursday - Satur-day evening for the coming months. Our full restaurant menu is also available as is our Children’s Menu and super bar snacks so thechoice is yours. As with all out dishes we havesourced as many of the ingredients as possiblefrom our local suppliers and continue to insiston the very best quality fish, meat and vegeta-bles that we can find. With the promise ofwarmer weather on the way we are expectingour garden and children’s play area to be inmore demand particularly with younger fami-lies giving Mum and Dad the chance to enjoyeating ‘Alfresco'; while the children play.

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NATHAN’S RECIPE FORLEMON SOUFFLéIngredientsKnob of Butter 4 Medium Egg Whites50gm Caster Sugar, plus extra for coating8 Tablespoons ready-made Custard

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Dear MargaretI would like to let all the good people of Norfolk know that there are still people out there who care.

In August 2012 we accepted an offer on our property which was inthe hands of Arnold Keys of Cromer and was given all the helpthat was required.

In October of the same year our buyers pulled out a few days before exchange, leaving us out of pocket and very, very angry.

We are now in April 2013 and we have now SSTC again and Ifirmly believe that this time it will be OK.

The confidence to continue with this very stressful situation hasbeen down to the support we have received from the following people:

• Kelly Moran of Arnold Keys Cromer (now to be working with Watsons of Sheringham) - we will miss her, but i am sure Emma will take care of us.

• Michelle Hann (W.H. Brown Cromer) who arranged our mortgage for our new property in Sheringham.

• and Sue Seal-Coon of Hansells Solicitors North Walsham.

Both my husband and I could not have come back from the brinkwithout the help we received from those people.We certainly had help from family and friends but help from thesources involved with conveyancing was invaluable.

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Dear MargaretUnfortunately, I have to agree with the Grumpy Old Man re charities.

I really am sick and tired of all the appeals on TV - there are twocharities I support - Arthritis Care and Kitalie (orphans inUganda). I know where I want my money to go - I have SLE -hence Arthritis Care.

If you read the blurb on charity bags, a lot say that things will besold at low prices to those who need them. I only put stuff in bagsfor recognised charities. I have a notice on the door, saying 'NoCharity Bags - it just gets ignored. The same as double glazingsalesmen - the double glazing was done a couple of years ago. I ended up sending a recorded delivery letter to the Managing Director of Everest, saying that if I wanted double glazing, I would ask for a number of quotes - I wouldn't just buy from someone who turned up on the doorstep - especially when theirshirt was untucked and their breakfast egg was down their shirtfront and that they could take us off their database and that anyfurther communication would be considered as harrassment.

We are bombarded with appeals - I am unemployed and on a verysmall pension, hence I am very careful about committing myself to any regular payment. I hate being approached in the street forcharity - 'only £4 a month.' I explain very carefully that I am a pensioner on a very small pension and that I can not commit to a monthly direct debit. No one has ever done anything to helpme - I've paid tax for who knows how many years and no onewants to help me. I have managed all these years - and no doubt I will continue to manage.

I think charity ought to begin at home. Why are we sending allthis money abroad? There are plenty of deserving causes here.Why do we think we have the right to interfere with another countries rules and politics? Their ways may not be the same asours - but that is their choice. If I go to another Islamic country - I have to obey their rules - including veils and no alcohol. I have toobey their rules - so why, when they come over here, do they expectus to follow their rules?

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The Links Country Park Golf Club hasachieved the GolfMark award for high standards in Coaching, Playing and for having a junior and beginner friendly club environment.

The club in West Runton has ensured goodprocedures are in place, including for childprotection, and has expanded its activities byrunning regular coaching sessions for juniorsand by providing group and individual coaching in conjunction with the NorfolkCounty Golf Partnership.

The Links has bucked the national trend by increasing its membership numbers in each ofthe last two years and is set for further success.The club is very welcoming and the course provides a strong challenge for more experienced golfers, while still being enjoyable and accessible to juniors and beginners.

The nine-hole course has seen significant investment and improvement over the last twoyears, including the addition of new teeinggrounds, reshaping of fairways and a new irrigation system.

England Golf, the national body for amateurgolf, awarded the Links GolfMark status, whileSport England, the national body for all sports,has also recognised the Links with its ClubMark award.

Presenting the award, Karen Young of the Norfolk County Golf Partnership said, ‘I amdelighted to present the Links with theseawards. The club is an ideal venue for juniorsand beginners to learn golf and to continue to enjoy playing the game throughout theirgolfing lives’.

Dominic Dyer, PGA Professional at the Linkssaid ‘GolfMark is further recognition that weare achieving high standards. The club has avery welcoming atmosphere and we mustthank our current members for that. They helpvisitors and new golfers feel at home and helpmake the club a place where you want to spendtime and relax’.

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Give before you goAn appeal has been raised in the run up to the spring bank holidays asking people to consider giving blood before they pack up to go on holiday.NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) are requesting that people donate before they travel to help maintain blood stocks throughout the summer.Nationally 7,000 units of blood are needed every day by hospitals to treatpeople suffering from a wide range of ailments and injuries. Blood donations are also a vital part of treatment for many conditions includingcancer and long term illnesses. Traditionally, the routine of giving blood can be disrupted during the holidayperiod as people are planning or enjoying trips away, often overseas. Certainholiday destinations could potentially increase the risk of travellers gettinginfections such as Malaria so, although the risk of infection is low, donorsare asked to wait for six months after their return, before giving blood.NHSBT would urge donors to give blood before they travel to ensure bloodstocks are maintained. Travellers to areas where West Nile Virus is

present no longer have to delay donation. As they can be tested followingtheir return, they are able to donate right away. If people are not sure if travel restriction apply to them, or have any questions, they can call 0300123 23 23 to find out.Derek Carr , Lead Donor Relations Manager for NHSBT for the Anglia area,said “We would love to see both new and existing donors come down to oneof their local sessions in May. We understand that people’sroutines change as they start to think about holidays and enjoying time away from theireveryday lives to spend with family and friends, but we hope people willconsider giving blood before they travel to help keep stocks stable throughout the summer months. Being willing to spare some free time, a couple of times a year, means you can help us to save lives.”Anyone aged between 17-65, weighing more than 50 kg (7st 12lbs) and ingeneral good health could potentially start saving lives by becoming a blooddonor. There is no upper age limit for donors who have donated in the lasttwo years.For more information or to book an appointment visit www.blood.co.ukor call 0300 123 23 23.


This May Cromer and Sheringham will hostthe fourth Crab & Lobster Festival and ticketsfor the Opening Concert are now on sale.

With numerous events this year’s Festivaloffers plenty of fun for all the family across theweekend of 18 & 19 May. Events however,have already started with the launch of theScrumptious Seafood Trail and the start of theFestival’s Lifebuoy Art Trail on 15 April. Withthe Festival’s first Seafood Snack Trail alreadyunderway, people are out and about visitinglocal cafes, restaurants, pubs and hotels, sampling the Festival specials available onover 25 menus.

The Crab & Lobster Festival will kick off the coming holiday season with an OpeningConcert on Cromer Pier on Friday 17 May.This is a show for everyone who enjoys theseaside tradtion of Sea Shanties, folk and irresistible humour.

The ever-popular Olly Day returns to host theConcert which features music by the renownedSheringham Shantymen, internationally-respected singer John Conolly and comedy by Nigel ‘Boy’ Sayer.

Local sea shanty group the Sheringham Shantymen have, over 20 years, developedtheir own style of performing songs of the seaand as well as hundreds of local performances

the group has entertained at prestigious Maritime Festivals at Bristol, Southampton andPortsmouth Festival of the Sea.

John Conolly has based his style firmly in the folk tradition. His finely-crafted songs are performed with warmth, good humour and lilting accompaniments on guitar andmelodeon. Many of John’s songs have a tangof the sea, inherited from his upbringing on theeast coast of England.

Olly Day is firmly established as one of EastAnglia’s finest performers. His unique stylecombines an irresistible sense of humour, lotsof Magic and an impressive singing voice. Ollyhas just completed his fourth year on stage atCromer with the Christmas Seaside Special, torave reviews from both the press and publicalike.

Nigel ‘Boy’ Sayer is a naturalcomedian, using daft po-etry, hilarious stories andhis uncanny ability foracting the fool on stage toget a laugh. His 'countryboy' style of presentationadds an extra twist to his performance that hashis audience in stitches.

Tickets are only £5 and are now available fromthe Pavilion Theatre box office on 01263512495. Festival organisers said “the concertwill be an evening of great entertainment toopen the Festival weekend”.

The Festival weekend continues in Cromer on Saturday 18 May and in Sheringham onSunday 19 May with a programme whichpromises a feast of superb seafood, scintillatingstreet entertainment, music, film, seafood competitions and the return of the Festival’sWorld Pier Crabbing Championships.

Festival chairman Tony Shipp said “In 2012the Festival achieved enormous successes.Over 20,000 people enjoyed the Festival weekend, thousands followed the deckchairtrail and hundreds of children entered the design competition – it is hoped this year’sFestival, with an expanded programme of freeevents will achieve the same success and bringmore and more people to this fabulous area”.

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North Norfolk MP Norman Lamb recentlybrought together community groups, parishcouncils and local GP practices in an effort topromote hospital transport schemes across theconstituency. Brilliant volunteers in some ofour local communities organise such schemesfor local people to get them to hospital. Can weget more schemes established in other townsand villages?

At a meeting in Cromer just before Easter, theMP highlighted the more than 2,000 journeysmade each year by the Holt Caring Society,which has been in operation for more thanthirty years. Similar schemes exist in communities across the constituency, includingin Ludham, Potter Heigham and Hoveton.Other areas, however, including Cromer, arenot covered.

The meeting was intended to provide

inspiration, information and advice to peoplewho might be thinking of establishing a similarscheme in their own area.

Commenting, North Norfolk MP NormanLamb said “I am regularly contacted by constituents having difficulty getting to doctorand hospital appointments. Public transportfrom rural North Norfolk into Norwich for ahospital appointment is simply not a realisticoption for people. My own mum, who is 94,was lucky enough to have the Holt Caring Society scheme available to help her get tohospital appointments in recent months. It is a fantastic scheme, very simple, very local, but of real practical benefit. It is a lifeline for people like my mum who cannot drivethemselves.” Andrew Wilkinson, BusinessManager at Holt Medical Practice, said “I’mindebted to Holt Caring Society and their

drivers, and so is the practice as a whole, for the fantastic service they provide. I am delighted to support and endorse the valuableservice the Holt Caring Society provides to our local patient community. The meeting was extremely useful and informative for thosecommunities hoping to set up similar schemesin North Norfolk. I just hope the momentumcan be maintained and more schemes are set up in the future”.

Commenting further, Norman Lamb said “Similar schemes in other communities are invaluable for local residents. At the meetingwe heard from groups in Holt, Ludham, PotterHeigham, Hoveton and Aylsham about how toset up and run a scheme, and the difference itmakes to local people. The community carschemes we already have in these villages andothers in North Norfolk show what a differencea small group of committed people can make.The question now is whether we can extendand support these brilliant schemes. If you want to discuss the situation in yourcommunity, or think you could help as a volunteer driver, do get in touch.”

Groups come together to promote voluntary community car schemes

Compensation for Vodafone customersNorman Lamb has received confirmation fromVodafone that compensation will be paid tocustomers who have suffered serious inconven-ience following poor coverage in the Shering-ham, Mundesley, Aylsham, Cromer and North

Walsham areas. Commenting, North Norfolk MP NormanLamb said “I am pleased to hear that Vodafonewill be compensating customers and stronglyfeel that it is the right thing for them to do.Paying customers rightly expect a certain level

of service, and if that isn’t delivered then it isonly right that they should be reimbursed.Vodafone have confirmed to me that they willlook at each case individually and reimbursecustomers depending on their situation andhow they were affected.”

Vodafone to pay compensation

Waitrose SupportMundesley Under 13sFootball ClubWaitrose North Walsham presented a cheque for £260 to MundesleyUnder 13s Football Club earlier this month as part of their 'Commu-nity Matters' scheme.Andy Wicks, coach to the boys said "This money is most welcomeas the boys need to some extra kit and it will help to provide warmup jackets"Each month Waitrose provides £1000 that is split between threecauses and customers 'vote' for their preferred choice by placing atoken in the box. The picture shows Kevin Woolstenholmes of Waitrose presentingthe cheque to Andy Wicks and the team.


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The consultation, which began on Monday 22April and runs until Monday 20 May, includesan opportunity for members of the public todiscuss proposals for the site with NNDC Planning Officers at a drop-in exhibition at St. Andrews Church Hall in Holt on Tuesday30 April (3-7pm).

The site at Heath Farm and Hempstead Road is one of those formally adopted by NNDC inFebruary 2011 in its development plan for thedistrict, which identified a variety of sites forhousing, employment and other uses.

The 18 hectare site between the A148 CromerRoad and Hempstead Road could provide up to 290 new homes, including many affordablehomes, employment development, public openspace and community facilities including newallotments.

A development brief sets out key requirementsregarding layout, open space, access arrangements and the appearance of the development. It provides a master-plan towhich all developers working on site will need to adhere.

Those unable to attend the drop-in event cansee details of the draft development brief atHolt Library from 1 May until the end of theconsultation period.

The document and further information can be found at: www.northnorfolk.org/majordevelopments.

Representatives from the two largest land-owners of the site will also be on hand at the30 April exhibition, presenting indicative plansfor the development on their part of the site,which it is proposed will include a residential

development for 200 - 215 dwellings alongwith five hectares of employment land andpublic open space. The purpose of their exhibition will be to obtain the public’s viewson an outline planning application on theirland, due to be submitted by the end of May2013.

NNDC Deputy Leader and Cabinet Memberfor Planning, Rhodri Oliver, said, “North Norfolk District Council really values theviews of local residents and it’s vital we know what people think about developmentproposals such as this. I look forward to hearing what people in and around Holt have to say so that we can give their views full consideration in any future discussions.”

Comments on the development brief should be received by Monday 20 May, addressed to:Major Developments Team, North NorfolkDistrict Council, Holt Road, Cromer, NR27 9EN or by email to [email protected]

Opportunity to comment on development plans for Holt siteNorth Norfolk District Council (NNDC) is seeking comments from the public on a draft ‘development brief’ for land at Heath Farm andHempstead Road, Holt.

BBC Televisions popular programme ‘Antiques Road Trip’recently visited North Walsham’s Timeline Antique Centreto film a piece for a future programme.Owner Michael Jones welcomed antiques expert James Braxtonand a BBC film crew to his centre. James, who had stayed the previous night in Upper Sheringham, had driven over in a converted vintage Citroen 2CV open topped car. He was on the lookout for bargains to be sold later at Gaze & Sons auctionestablishment in Diss, in the hope of making a profit for charity.

James scoured the centre in the search for bargains and waspleased to find something to satisfy his taste and pocket, beforethe time honoured ‘haggling’ took place and all parties werehappy at the outcome.

The BBC hopes to broadcast the finished programme sometimelater in the autumn.

Some 30 dealers take space in the Timeline Antiques Centre,

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6th April sees incometax cut for more than300,000 people inNorfolk Saturday 6 April marked the largest ever rise in the personal allowanceas it went up to £9,440.

As a result, 312,300 basic rate taxpayers in Norfolk will see their in-come tax cut for the third year in a row. Meanwhile, 34,000 of the low-est paid in the county will have been lifted out of paying any incometax at all since the Coalition came into government.

Local Liberal Democrat MPs Norman Lamb and Simon Wright hailedthe change as an important step towards the party’s goal of a fairer taxsystem. The personal allowance will rise again to £10,000 in April nextyear under changes announced in the recent Budget. It was £6,475under the Labour Government.

Commenting, Norman Lamb said “These changes would not be hap-pening without the Liberal Democrats in Government. Times are toughbut we are committed to building a fairer society and this change willhelp people on the lowest incomes. In future I think that anyone earningthe minimum wage should not have to pay any income tax at all.”

Commenting, Simon Wright said "The Liberal Democrats are commit-ted to helping people on the lowest incomes and I'm delighted we havebeen able to meet this commitment, that was on the front page of ourmanifesto, a year early. The last Government hit low earners hard byslashing the 10p tax rate - now people who paid that rate before havebeen lifted out of tax altogether, and people earning the minimum wagehave had their tax bill cut in half. For low earners in Norwich this extracash will make a real difference."


The sun shone on the Cromer and Sheringham Operatic and Dramatic Society’s photo shoot at Overstrand Hallearlier this month. Members of the Society are getting ready to put on the well known musical The Sound of Musicas part of their fundraising for Parkinson’s UK, their chosen charity this year.The production team included Melanie Lodge, a make-up artist from Cromer and Paula Faires from Roughton, who made sure thewigs were styled in the fashion of the day. Yvonne Kidd, who owns Renaissance hair salon, in Bond Street, Cromer, also made surethe hair styles were correct for the time in which the musical was set and Yvonne Howard from Stratton Strawless was in charge of the

costumes.The photos will be seen in the production programme, on the CSODS web site, atthe Pavilion Theatre box office and in shop windows in Cromer soon.Tickets for the show, which runs from Saturday 25th May to Saturday 1st June, areavailable from the Pavilion Theatre box office on 01263 512495.

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The scheme, which has supported dozens ofyoungsters, who have gone on to carve out careers for themselves in the theatre, waslaunched in 2003 and includesclasses in both Sheringham andNorth Walsham.

Youth outreach manager BridgetRobinson, who has overseen theprogramme from the beginning,said participants had gone on to win places at drama school andto take up jobs in theatre, television and film.

“We work on performance skillsin our classes and so the sessionsare ideal for those with an interest in theatre or acting, and who perhaps want to take it further. They offer a pathwayto all sorts of opportunities laterin life,” she said.

But, she added: “The classes are also great funand are confidence-building for those who justenjoy taking part.”

This year has seen youngsters from the outreach programme win roles in SheringhamLittle Theatre’s community production ofAnnie. Some are also starring in The Guffin,

which is part of the National Theatre’s Connections Festival, and could end up beingstaged at the theatre in London.

The classes focus on stage skills, drama anddance for young people aged four to 16, givingthem a chance to gain nationally recognisedqualifications and step out on stage at a professional venue.

“These classes run by Sheringham Little Theatre are exceptional in that they give the

children the chance to appear within a real,working theatre,” she said.

“Furthermore, every year, we are swampedwith applications from Year 10 pupils lookingfor work experience at the theatre. As we cannot accept them all, we do give priority tothose in our classes.”

Hour-long classes are run at the Sheringhamtheatre on Monday evenings andat North Walsham High Schoolon Thursdays. Sessions are heldat different times for differentage groups.

Recent success stories includethe likes of Ryan Howes, who isabout to graduate from renowneddrama school Rose Bruford College, and has parts in thisyear’s professional summer rep at Sheringham.

“We are very proud of what ouryoung people achieve – we haveseen many of them grow and develop with us over the years,”said Bridget.

“We look forward to continuing to work withthem for another 10 years and to watch manymore go on to achieve great things.”

For more information on the Youth OutreachProgramme at Sheringham Little Theatre orNorth Walsham High call 01263 822117 orvisit www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com.

Making a Dramatic EntranceSheringham Little Theatre is celebrating the 10th anniversaryof its Youth Outreach Programme this year.

Thousands of Norfolkelectricity and gas usersset to make savingsNearly three thousand North Norfolk households will find out in thenext couple of weeks how much they could save on their electricity andgas bills, now the initial results of a council-run scheme to use thepower of numbers to negotiate reduced household tariffs have beenannounced. Across the county six local authorities are involved in the ‘Norfolk BigSwitch and Save’ scheme. In North Norfolk, where the scheme is run byNorth Norfolk District Council (NNDC), 2,796 households registeredwith Big Switch and Save.On 8 April, at the end of the registration period, energy companies inthe UK were asked to take part in a ‘reverse auction’ and submit theirlowest offers, the best of which would then be offered to all those whoregistered to see whether they could get a better deal. The auction was agreat success, with three companies, Sainsbury’s Energy, ScottishPower and British Gas winning in three different categories – dual fuel,electricity only, and prepayment meter customers. Overall, 71% of thepeople who registered could make a saving on their annual electricityand gas bills by switching to one of the offers, with an average savingof £111. The highest average saving would be £139 for Dual Fuelcustomers opting for online billing. John Lee, NNDC Cabinet Member for Environmental Services, said, “Alot of hard-pressed residents of North Norfolk could soon be in forsome really good news.”Households will be contacted over the next couple of weeks with theirown specific offer. They are under no obligation to switch supplier afterreceiving the offer, meaning that those customers not offered a savingthrough the scheme can be reassured that they are already on the bestdeal for them. And all is not lost for those who missed the opportunity this time round,as NNDC is hoping to run the scheme again later in the year.

National Trust in MayFelbrigg HallHerb DayWed 29 May 11am – 5pmNew for Felbrigg this year, an event celebrating anddedicated to herbs, stalls selling all things herbal,guided tours of the Felbrigg herb borders and much more besides.Free event, no booking required

Sheringham ParkHidden History Geocaching Saturday 4 May, 10am-3.30pmBorrow a GPS unit and try your hand at Geocaching– a fun hi-tech treasure hunt. Explore the Park to uncover hidden history andsolve the clues to find the ‘caches. ‘Find a geocache’ is number 49 of the ’50 things to do before you’re 11 3/4 ‘GPS units are free to borrow from Visitor Receptionat Sheringham Park, staff available to provide assistance if required

Dawn ChorusSunday 5 May, 5amGetting up is tough but well worth it! We will be listening and looking for birds in the varied habitats the Park provides. £7.50 per person Booking required. Tel.0844 2491895 or visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/Sheringham 5% booking fee payable

Head Gardeners Rhododendron WalkTuesday 21 May and Tuesday 28 May,2pmJoin head gardener Graham for a tour of the wildgarden to see the mass of colour provided by theflowering Rhododendrons and Azaleas. Discover how such a wide range of species came tobe here, and which ones are flourishing this year£5 per person, book in at visitor centre on the day.

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