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Dear Reader,The next issue will be published as planned on the 28th/29thJune. This allows all our staff a whole week’s holiday beforegoing back to our fortnightly schedule up to Christmas. I expect that we will have a bumper issue then - next copydate is June 18th.

Eric Hayton

Congratulations to East Coast Warriors under 12 footballteam who completed the double by winning the North East Norfolk Youth Football League title for the second

consecutive season and also the Cup, for the first time, in a season where they went unbeaten in all competitions.East Coast Warriors are based at the Sheringham Recreation Ground onWeybourne Road behind the “Splash” swimming pool, where all homematches are played on a Sunday.

This coming season will see the team moving up from nine-a-side to 11-a-side, in the under 13 age group, and the coaches and existing players would welcome any new players who wish to join a fun andfriendly team.For further information and details please contact: Chris Long on 07786 654559 or [email protected] Copeman on 01263 821796 or [email protected]

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Last summer, the activities kicked off each daywith the “Beach Special”, where all ages cametogether at the cliff-top marquee on The Leesfor music, games, drama and fun, and to introduce the day’s theme. Guest appearancesfrom the Funky Chicken and “Mr Cornetto”with his bizarre ice-creamsadded to the frolics. The childrenand young people then split intoage-groups for their “GoingDeeper” to explore that day’stheme in more depth beforebreaking for lunch. The afternoons saw a “build a boat”challenge on the Sheringhamboating lake, mini-Olympicsat the High School and a tidefight on the beach. There was a circus-themed afternoon withbarbecue on the last day, whenthe Lees resounded with screamsof laughter, as nearly 100 children and young people enjoyed circus activities, stocks, plate-spinning, sumo-wrestling, space-hoppers, and a bouncy castle.

Evening activities for over-11s included atreasure hunt around the town, swimming at“The Splash” and a “quiz and chips” evening,all of which were well attended.

This year’s outreach will run from Tuesday 27

to Friday 30 August 2013, anyone wishing tojoin the team is invited to submit an applicationform, which can be downloaded from the website. Returningteam members fromlast year should also

re-apply,but theyhave a shorter form.All applications must be in by June 30 at thelatest. There will be a training afternoon for allteam members on Saturday July 13.

“BeachLife has been a huge success, andlarge numbers of children and youngpeople have had loads of fun whilst finding out more about God" said organiser Pete Skivington, "But we intend to build on that success, and areplanning for this year's outreach to beeven bigger, brighter, and possiblylouder than last year.”

Visit www.sheringhambeachlife.co.ukfor more information or to downloadapplication forms.

E-mail Rev Peter Skivington [email protected] orphone 07919415554.


Sheringham Medical Practice Patient ParticipationGroup (PPG) - June Monthly news

The role of the Nurse Practitioner (NP)It is a year since the Sheringham Medical Practice employed two Nurse Practitioners, Jeanette Rigby and Angela Helmsetter. They areboth very experienced and qualified nurses who have undertaken extended training to enable them to see patients with a wide variety of conditions and minor injuries. Both of them are able to prescribemedications, organise investigations such as X -rays and blood tests and refer on to secondary care if needed such as physiotherapy, dermatology and the breast clinic.

There is a Nurse Practitioner on duty every weekday morning and afternoon. Patients do not have to go through the telephone triage system and can either book appointments in advance or on the day. They are also available for telephone advice if required.

The NP service enables the Doctors to have more capacity to see the patients who have more complicated and time consuming conditions.

If you would like to speak to someone confidentially in the PPG, eitherwith a concern or you would like to get involved then please do contactPauline Craske, (Practice Manager) Tel 01263 820512 or Noel Gant (patient member)Tel 01263 825538.

The Practice’s patient newsletter will be available in June.

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On Tuesday 11th June 2013You can make a free appointment to discuss any legal

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I LIKE SHERINGHAM LIBRARY BECAUSE…“It’s a safe & relaxed place to bring my grandchildren.”FREE INTERNET ACCESS & EMAIL FACILITIES ARE AVAILABLE If you are here on holiday why not join as a visitor?

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RENT THE LATEST TOP TITLES For JUNE 2013 – Flight, Lincoln,Wreck it Ralph, I Give it a Year, A Good Day to Die Hard, Zero DarkThirty, Cloud Atlas, Warm Bodies, Beautiful Creatures, Hitchcock, Broken City, Song for Marion, This is 40, Movie 43, Hansel & GretelWitch Hunters, To the WonderWe also hold a selection of Classic & 18 certificate Films - Top Titlesare £2 for 2 nights. Other titles are £2 for 1 week. Games are £3.20 aweek.Lots of other films and music CDs are available to reserve free ofcharge. Just access the library catalogue on www.library.norfolk.gov.ukor ask a member of staff.TEMPTING TUESDAYS: 3 DVDs for the price of 2PLAY THE GAME: 2 Games for the price of 1 every FridayWe have a great selection of magazines for weekly loan: Dr WHO,Country Living, Coast, Good Food, Computer Active, Homes & An-tiques, BBC History, Lonely Planet , Good Housekeeping, BBC Wildlife& Gardeners World.

Norfolk County Council. Sheringham Library. New Road. Sheringham.NR26 8EB Tel 01263 822874. email [email protected]

AGE UK DROP-IN SERVICEGet free advice and information from an AGE UK Advisor at Sheringham Library 20 June & 18 July between 10am-12noon.No appointment needed.Come & see what benefits & services are available for older peopleCouncil at Your Library... delivering council information at your libraryNeed to know about local services? Ask a member of library staff for:

• Leaflets on local services• Free Access to County, District, Town and Parish Council Websites• A free-phone helpline to Citizens Advice, Consumer Direct,

Councils, the Non-Emergency Police Service and Job Seekers DirectTEL: 0344 800 8006 or call in to SHERINGHAM LIBRARY

GANSEY DISPLAYSheringham Library continues to host a display of Fishermen’s Ganseyskindly loaned by Sheringham & District Society (from the Fishermen’sHeritage Centre)

DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS GETTING OUT &ABOUT? Would you like to use the library but are unable to getthere? Our aim is to provide a library service at home to people who,due to ill health, disability or restricted mobility, cannot use their locallibrary. Contact the HOME LIBRARY SERVICE on 01263 822874 &we can arrange to deliver books or talking books to you. We deliveronce a month.

Do you want to learn how to use the Internet, send Emails, join Facebook or research Family History? One hour LEARN MYWAY sessions are always available at SHERINGHAM LIBRARY withour volunteers CAROLINE or JOHN Please phone us on 01263 822874

LEEWAY Information Point 10th-14th June in Sheringham LibraryLeeway is a voluntary organisation supporting adults, children andyoung people experiencing domestic abuse

NORFOLK CONSTABULARY Mobile Police Station will be at Sheringham Library on Thursday 27 June 17.00-18.30. Helpful advice for a safer neighbourhood

The HOME LIBRARY SERVICE are looking for more volunteers to assist in delivering books to people who, due to ill health,disability or restricted mobility, can no longer use their local library.Petrol expenses are paid so, if you are interested in volunteering, pleasecontact JANE PARKER at Sheringham Library on 01263 822874.

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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 LegionMorley Club 7.30pm 1st Mon each month (2nd if Bank Holiday, no meeting in Aug).New members welcome. Melanie Clarke 07884 365192 [email protected] & 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 every 2nd Tuesday 7.30pm for 8pm, ChurchHall. All ladies welcome to visit or join for friendship and 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 looking for players (no age limit) all sections woodwind, brass, strings. At Cromer High SchoolMon eve’s 7pm (school term). No audition 01263 511600Fledgeling Music classes friendly, dynamic, energetic & fun.Unique experience your child will love! Ages 4 months to 4 years. FREE taster class, members pay only £4, younger siblings£2 babies of older siblings FREE. Paid half termly. 07500 221121 www.fledgelingmusic.co.uk,[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. New members welcome. No audition.Lift 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. Gates open to public 10am, stall holders and markettraders 8am onwards. Pitches £5. Proceeds to raising moneyfor the Play Park and Pavilion. For any further details contacta member via [email protected] or on 07765633549. EastBeckham Lane 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 Thurs eachmonth 7pm, St Andrews Church, Cromer Road, Sheringham.Painting 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 456602Gresham Village Parent and Toddler Group meet in thehall at Gresham Village School and Nursery on Thursdays1.15pm - 3pm - all 01263 577349 for further detailsYoga Fit Classes at Sheringham Community Centre startingWednesday 5 June 7-8pm every Wednesday night - cost forsix week course £30 (consecutive) or £6 per class. ContactWyn on 01263 825095. All abilities welcome please bring amat and water to drink

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Over 3000 visitors were treated to a wonderful weekend of gardeninginspiration at the recent WoodgateNursery Garden Show. From ChelseaFlower Show inspired garden designsand willow weaving demonstrationsto birds of prey displays and a children’s treasure hunt there wassomething for everyone. Mrs Joicefrom Hoe said " We come along tothe show every year and just love the show gardens and talking to thegarden designers. We think it’s wonderful because we can find solutions to all of our gardeningneeds in one place and we also lovecoming to Purdy’s Tea Room, theircakes and lunches are just delicious”.

The winner of this year’s best show garden,voted for by the public, was won by the

Woodgate Nursery team with their wartime inspired garden entitled ‘ Dig for Victory ‘which cleverly incorporated an anderson shelter with some of the design team getting

into character and dressing up asland girls. KJ Myhill Building andGardening Services came secondwith his courtyard garden featuring ahand built pergola and water feature.Erin Flock won top prize in the competition and will be receiving£75 worth of garden vouchers tospend at Woodgate Nursery.

Woodgate Nursery would like tothank all the exhibitors for their hard work over the two days andeveryone who visited for their kinddonations.

Pictures from this year’s event can be seen on the gallery pages of

the Woodgate Nursery websitewww.woodgatenursery.co.uk

Woodgate Nursery Garden Show raises£647.96 for the East Anglian Air Ambulance

The sun has come out and our sous chef, AllyStreatfield, has come up with a great pastarecipe that I’m sure will feature on our specialsboards all summer. The scullery has been festooned with gorgeous spinach and beetrootpasta hanging to dry, which is a great sight andvery much enjoyed by the owner’s children.However it wasn’t enjoyed quite as much by their grandfather, who has been huntingaround for his garden twine which had been‘requisitioned’ by Ally to drape his pasta over...

We’ve hit the summer season with a bang – fullhouses over both Bank Holiday weekends andthe pleasant surprise of an AA Gold Award andDinner Award last week. We’re lucky enoughto have a great staff and it’s a reflection of all their hard work and dedication. And to celebrate we’re putting on a summer-longlunch deal – groups of four get one meal completely free. So get your nearest and

dearest along to see us for lunch this summer –01263 512412 to book!

BEETROOT PASTA9oz pasta flour / strong white bread flour6 egg yolksOne cooked beetroot (pureed)Tbsp olive oilTbsp celery salt Place the flour and all the other ingredients into a blender until it’s of a nice doughy consistency. Roll out with a pasta machine andcut into 2cm ribbons.

MUSSELS200g Blakeney mussels½ white onion1 clove garlicCup white wine250ml double cream1 tbsp pesto (see below)

Heat up a pan andthe finely diced onion, then the garlic. Place inthe mussels, add ½ cup of white wine, the tbspof pesto and double cream (250ml will beenough). Cook until the mussels open.At the same time, boil the dried pappadelle then add to the mussels in thepan. Serve with toasted foccacia and top withsome lovely fresh rocket and a little bit more parmesan.

PESTO1 bunch of green basil100g toasted pinenuts1 clove of garlic200ml olive oil100g parmesan

Blend the basil, add the garlic and parmesan,blend a little more then add the rest of the oiland flavour.

Beetroot pappadelle, Blakeneymussels, basil and pinenutpesto cream sauce, rocket andparmesan

Armed Forces Day CromerSaturday 29 June 2013 10am – 4.30pm Free AdmissionCommunity Hall, Garden Street CromerAll are welcome to this, our fourth commemoration of Armed Forces Day, whichgives us an opportunity to do two things. Firstly to raise public awareness of thecontribution made to our country by those who serve and have served in HerMajesty’s Armed Forces. Secondly, it gives the nation an opportunity to show itssupport for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community, nomatter where they are serving in the world.There will be representatives from many ex service organisations including TheRoyal Naval Association, REME, RAF and local branches of the Royal BritishLegion and Women’s section RBL. We hope to have locally serving army and

RAF personnel with us and Army cadets and ATC.There will be displays of army uniforms and equipment through the ages together with a large parade of antique Britain’s lead soldiers, portraying the pre-1914 full dress uniform of the army. We also hope to have a military vehicleor two outside the hall and relics from the Great War on display.Refreshments at minimum cost will be provided by the Women’s section RBLCromer. A local school are participating in designing a poster for Armed Forces Day andthe winners will be announced at the opening ceremony.The exhibition will open at 9.30amand close about 4.30pm. All arewelcome!

WHAT’S ON WHERESheringham & Cromer Choral Society conductor Nathan Waringwith Norfolk Symphony Orchestra Saturday 6 July at 6.30pm AudenTheatre Holt Bring a picnic to enjoy in the grounds during the extended interval - Gounod Messe Solonnellede St Cecile, Benjamin Britten TeDeum in C & Jubilate in C, VaughnWilliams English Folk Song Suite,Saint-Saens Symphony 3 (organ) 2nd movement. Soloists Emma Smithsoprano, William Knight tenor, GavinHorsley bass, Lawrence Tao organ.Tickets £15 (£12 concessions) AudenTheatre Box Office 01263 713444

Car Boots at Bodham playing fieldheld every Saturday from 25 May to14 September inclusive 9am – noon,set up from 7.30am. Pitches £5.Sorry no dogs. Refreshments avail-able. No need to book. No caterers.

1940s Charity Dance on 15 June atThe Red Lion in Cromer 7.30pm –11.45 to raise funds for the VeteransReturn 2014. Tickets £15 from

Kathryn Smith on 07903 693905

Heydon Gardens Open - Sunday 23June. The gardens of Heydon Halland the main gardens in the uniquevillage of Heydon will be open from2pm to 5pm. Teas served on VillageGreen. Plant stall. Dogs on leadswelcome in the park of Heydon Hall.Entry to the Hall garden £3 and to thevillage gardens £3 also, no charge forchildren 14 and under, or parking.Heydon is about 8 miles south of Holtand 2 miles east of the B1149 Holt toNorwich road. Come and find us!

Sheringham in Bloom are hostingOpen Gardens on Sunday 23 Junefrom 1pm until 5pm. Tickets £2.50(children under 12 free) are availablefrom the Tourist Information Centreand will also be on sale at OttendorfGreen on Saturday 22 June

50s 60s and Country MusicEvening with 'Decoy Road' onSaturday 15 June from 7.30 pm atNorthrepps Village Hall. Free

refreshments. Licensed bar. Tickets£4 in advance from Northrepps Primary School or £5 on the door.Children free but must be accompa-nied by an adult. Come along for agreat evening with family and friends!

North Norfolk Minni House Clubare holding a Doll House Fair at HoltCommunity Centre, Kerridge Way,NR25 6DN on Saturday 15 June10am – 3.30pm Admission £1 and there will be a tombola, raffle andrefreshments. Proceeds to the EastAnglian Air Ambulance

Old Fashioned Jumble Sale on Saturday 15 June 10am –3pm at StAndrews Parish Church Hall, ChurchStreet, Holt, in aid of the DebRACharity. Free Entry, Lots of Bargains,Tombola and Refreshments!

Concert in St. John the BaptistChurch Aylmerton at 7 30pm on Sat-urday 23 June by the Sam SmithSingers. Tickets £10 to include fish &chip supper. For tickets please ring

01263 837647 or 01263 519229

Diabetes UK North Norfolk VoluntaryGroup - Our guest speaker on Thursday 27 June will be DaveWade, with tips on diet and exercise,from Think Yourself Slim. Please note the change to our original programme. The meeting starts at7.30pm at Cromer Methodist ChurchHall. More infor please contact Jackieor David on 01692 405492 or visit www.north-norfolk.diabetesukgroup.org

A free walk guided walk round Felbrigg Estate (approx. 2 miles) onFriday 21 June starting from thechurch in Aylmerton at 7pm finishingat the Village Hall Aylmerton for refreshments for details ring 01263837647

Spring Concert by The CliftonvilleSingers on Saturday 29 June at HolyTrinity Church, West Runton at7.30pm. A mixture of sacred and secular music. Tickets £5 on the doorto include refreshments.

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SHERINGHAM HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY JUNENEWSThe Sheringham Horticultural Society is celebrating the retention of the cup awarded atthe annual Inter-Society Quiz between garden clubmembers from Cromer, Hoveton and Sheringham. The Community Hall in Cromer was packed with keen gardeners, made upinto tables of four, but it was one of the Sheringham teams comprisingJo Hayton, Sally Quarterman and Judy and Bob Wilkinson that finallytriumphed after trailing at the interval. Thanks are due to the Cromermembers who organised a very successful evening, with a delicious buffet and challenging questions on horticulture and general knowledge.

The next event on our calendar is the visit to Holt Hall on Thursday, 20June for a guided tour of the gardens with tea and cake. Members shouldmeet at 3pm at Holt Hall but I would appreciate a call from anyone whointends to be present to ensure adequate refreshments are available.

Bob Wilkinson 01263 825364

JAPANESEKNOTWEEDI have been asked to raise aware-ness to local people regarding theincidence of Japanese Knotweedbeing found in Sheringham.This is a Non Native Invasiveplant species (see picture) whichis notoriously difficult to controlonce it has become established.

A root which can extend up to 7mfrom the plant and reach 3m ormore in depth (particularly ofnote is that it can undermine foot-ings and some mortgage lenderswill not lend should there be such on the property)If you find Japanese Knotweed on your property you need to take immediate action:

• Seek advice from Conservation Officers on how to treat and destroy it.

• Obtain advice on suitable herbicides particularly near watercourses.• Seek advice from the Environment Agency on disposal of plant

material.

As a landlord or tenant it is an offence under the Wildlife and Countryside act to spread the species around the countryside.

Contacts for further information: Norfolk Non-native Species Initiative,01603 228977 or ww.norfolkbiodiversity.org/nonnativespecies

Brian Hannah, Norfolk County Councillor for Sheringham

When buying a property, particularlyif you are a first time buyer, there aremany matters you should consider. One issue is the costs involved in buying aproperty. The largest expense when buying aresidential property is usually the Stamp DutyLand Tax which is normally payable if theproperty you are buying is worth more than£125,000. It is important to budget for all theexpenses you will incur during your purchase.They include legal fees, a Land Registry feeand search fees with the local authority, watercompany and others.

If you plan to renovate or extend a propertyyou should check to see if it is a listed buildingor in a conservation area, as this will affectwhat you are allowed to do. You might need to apply for planning permission or listedbuilding consent before beginning work. Inaddition, you may also need to apply for

building regulations approval - your Solicitor

or the local Council will be able to give youmore information.

There can also sometimes be restrictions in the title deeds to a property requiring consentfrom a third party before an extension or conservatory is added. It is important to findout if this applies to your property, and this isnormally explained during the conveyancingprocess.

When buying a flat it is important to checkhow many years are left on the lease. Mostmortgage lenders require a minimum of themortgage term plus 25 years, and sometimeslonger than that. Your seller may need toarrange for the lease to be extended if there are not enough years left.

If you want to renovate a flat, there may be restrictions in the lease limiting what you cando with your property, such as preventing youfrom knocking down any internal walls. YourSolicitor will be able to advise you on this inmore detail.

Buying a property is, for most people,the most expensivepurchase they will make. It is worthwhile investigating your options carefully before proceeding.

“This article aims to supply general information, but it is not intended to constitute advice. Every effort is made to ensure that the law referred to iscorrect at the date of publication and to avoid anystatement which may mislead. However no duty ofcare is assumed to any person and no liability is accepted for any omission or inaccuracy. Alwaysseek our specific advice.”

If you require advice on this matter please contact the Conveyancing Department at ourSheringham office on 01263 825959.

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Matters to Consider when Buying a PropertyBy Stephanie Connor, Solicitor with Hayes + Storr

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FOR SALELarge DFS two seater sofa in brown L69"D40" very good condition viewing welcomein Sheringham Tel 01263 825442Wicker commode chair hardly used£30.Beech open corner unit £20. Teak rec-tangle table only formica top £15. Drop leafround table light oak £10. Tel 01692406492England curtains 66"wide x 54"drop 2 xsingle England duvet covers and pillowcases good condition £15 the lot Tel 01263515099 after 10.30am please

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Would you like to attend the league presentation andfinals night as our guest? It will be at the Morley clubon 15th June, finals start at 7-30 pm followed by pres-entation of trophies and a buffet.The ALBY BILLIARDS DARTS AND SNOOKERLEAGUE was formed in 1932 “to foster and improvethe games of Billiards, Darts and Snooker in a sport-ing atmosphere”, in the North Norfolk area.At its height there were 18 Billiards teams who also had a darts team playing at thesame time and venue and 48 Snooker teams in three or four divisions. Over the lastfew years this has gradually diminished to 5 Billiards teams that no longer play anydarts and 7 snooker teams.To allow this league to continue and again grow in strength we are looking for newplayers for the Billiards and the Snooker teams or new 6 man teams that play in theHolt, Sheringham, Cromer, Mundesley, North Walsham, Aylsham and Hevinghamarea. If you are interested in playing Billiards or Snooker in a friendly atmosphere and arefree on Thursday night for Billiards or Monday night for Snooker please contact Gen-eral Secretary who will advise you of your nearest club. If you can form a full teamwe will be welcome new teams or returning teams and venues. The league AGM willbe held in Aylsham on 15th July where the league fees are collected and new teamsnominated so any applications should be made known to me as soon as possible.I look forward to hearing from you.Dave CurtisAlby League General SecretaryMobile 07586 035605 or email [email protected]

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Events at Cromer Museum GUIDED WALKS Walks are suitable for adults and older children. Advance booking is essential. Cost: £4 or £3 with MuseumsPass. Call 01263 513543 to book!Ghost WalkTuesday 25 June, 7pm - 8.30 pmListen to local legends and spooky tales while discovering someatmospheric sites around Cromer, with Kate Banks. Meet at themuseum 15 minutes before start.Medieval Norfolk – the Deserted Medieval Village of GodwickSaturday 29 June 2- 4.00 pmExplore the well preserved deserted village of Godwick with ar-chaeologist Trevor Ashwin. Meet outside Tittleshall church (grid reference TF 894 211).MARDLE at the MUSEUM Tuesday 25 June 10.30-12noonEnjoy a cup of tea or coffee and mardle about Cromer past andpresent. With a presentation on: “Alfie Howard, Entertainments Organ-iser; Early Years at Cromer”.Drop-in, admission free!


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KELLING PROBUSCLUBTwenty four members and one guest met at The Dales, Upper Sheringham on Thursday 16 May.

After lunch, Chairman John Dunsire introduced Mrs. Beverley Cooperwho gave a fascinating talk entitled “In the footsteps of our fathers”in which she described how she and a friend Melanie Hare retraced the route their fathers had taken in 1944 after the Normandy landings -Melanie’s father was Lt. Col. James Hare, serving with the Ox & BucksRegt. and Beverley’s father was Pvt. Cliff Turner, serving with theHighland LI.

They set off in June 2005 on a 2500 mile journey which was to takethem to Juno Beach in Normandy, and eventually to the town of ‘s-Hertogenbosch in Holland where Melanie’s father had been killed,she being just a baby at that time. Their route took them over the Pegasus Bridge, taken by glider troops, to La Bijude, a desolate spotwhere 36 men died, and Pierrefitte, where some German sentries disguised as trees had been caught in amusing circumstances.

Everywhere the two ladies went they were greeted with the utmost kindness, help and respect, and they were able to put together a remarkable collection of memories and memorabilia relating to thoseepic days. They crossed the Seine at Les Andelys, and the Somme atAmiens , going through Belgium, and entering Holland at Eindhoven. It was at ’s-Hertogenbosch where they were enquiring about a girl who,as a teenager at the time of the Allied liberation, had been seriouslywounded by a bomb, only to find that they were actually talking to herhusband. Beverley concluded her talk by showing us a Heuer 10 inchbladed knife which her father had taken from a German POW at Calaisafter VE day. David Coslett proposed a vote of thanks to Beverley forsuch an interesting and emotional account.

Secretary Geoffrey Goodman read the minutes of our last Meeting, andthe Chairman called for a Committee Meeting on Tuesday 27 May.

Our next Meeting is at The Dales on Thursday 20 June, when Cllr. BrianHannah will talk on “Restorative Justice”.

If you would like to join us, please call Kevin Clingo on 01263 824624.

Choir Seeks New Musical Director - Can you help?The Fellowship Choir, which meets on Monday mornings at St AndrewsChurch, Sheringham from 10am - 11.30am, is requiring a new MusicalDirector from September 2013.

We are a very friendly choir and visit a variety of venues to sing including care homes. We have a varied and extensive repertoire ofmusic ranging from songs from the shows, spirituals and Christmasmusic.

If you are interested please contact Kath Whiting on 01263 821185 orthe Secretary on 01263 837657.

Concert for Cromer BellsProjectCromer Church will host a summertime concert from the CADSingersand the North Norfolk Concert Band in aid of the Cromer Bells Projecton Saturday 8 June.

The choir will be singing music from Dvorak and Rutter to Elbow's 'One Day Like This' and Michael Jackson's 'Rockin Robin'. The band'sprogramme will include music by Vaughan Williams, Rodgers andHammerstein, Deep Purple, Shostakovitch and Gershwin.

Tickets £7.50 at the door, and the concert starts at 7.30 pm with intervalrefreshments. Contact David Wakely for more information, 01263825779

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“Work for all” was a corner stone of William Booth’s (the founder of the Salvation Army) social programme outlined in “Darkest England and The Way Out” and the first job centrewas established by the Salvation Armyas early as 1890. Today independent evidence demonstrates that good, worthwhile work is important tophysical, mental and spiritual health. The Salvation Army’s belief is that every individualis important to God and helping people to discover self worth through work, not only improves their self confidence and motivation,but helps contribute to their own, their family’sand their community welfare.

As a leading provider within the voluntary sector, with roots into community and a powerful motivation to work “with heart toGod and hand to man” The Salvation Army has an opportunity to provide a bridge betweenunemployed people and the local labour market.

EMPLOYMENT PLUS LOCAL in Sheringham commenced at the end of lastmonth at The Salvation Army Centre in Cremer Street running between the hours of10am -12noon initially. It will be a place whereunemployed people can find information andguidance on their journey into employment,

within a supportive environment. Attending E+ local is entirely voluntary, absolutely freeand is available to any unemployed person whois looking for work.

The primary activities at E+ local are to provide back to work support and to supportthe government’s new Digital strategy by improving awareness in the community.

We would want to provide:• Access to resources such as

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opportunities and basic IT courses to acquire new skills or improve existing ones.

• Help, advice and guidance to apply for jobs, including completion of job applications, CV writing and interview techniques.

• A secure, friendly, inviting place where one to one or group learning activities can be undertaken.

• Time! - an important ingredient when Job Centres are busy and have limited time to give to each client.

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Access to such facilities has the potential tochange lives of unemployed people in the area.Due to the fact that the nearest Job Centre is inCromer and the surrounding areas are veryrural, the establishment of this programme willcould be of great benefit to many people in thevillages that surround Sheringham.

What is the + element?Barriers to finding work are diverse and oftentake a long time to address. Employment PlusLocal can become a familiar signposting point,directing people to a range of resources and advice within the community. There may be domestic or health issues, debt, housingproblems or addictions or other challenges that require long term support. What an employment plus local can add is a friendly,caring environment where people are interestedin the whole person, providing a personal, holistic and longer term response – providingcontinuity, without pressure where the participant can steadily progress at their own pace.

There are many stories around the countrywhere people have been helped by Employment Plus locals – “Work for All” onthe salvationarmy.orguk/employmentplus sitegives some excellent illustrations and we wantthe people of Sheringham and the surroundingdistricts to have all the help they can get infinding meaningful employment, and cope withthe ever changing digital world.


New Attraction in Briston!With so many country pubs closing these days, it is really encouragingto see one that has been given a new lease of life.

The former ‘Green Man’ at Briston has now reopened as the ‘ExplorerBar and Coffee House’.

Situated in Hall Street, just a couple of hundred yards south of the Copeman Centre, the new venture is already attracting loads offavourable comments from both villagers, holidaymakers, and otherNorfolk residents who want a comfortable place for a pint, a coffee, or something to eat. It has been completely refurbished throughout, and has loads of car parking right outside, although locals will no doubtmake sure their evening stroll will just happen to include this part ofHall Street!

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At our meeting of Tuesday 14 May we welcomed back Patrick Thompson for his third visit to give us an ‘Update on Royalty’.

Patrick, who has now retired, was Deputy Master of Household for the Queen, and stillhas links with the royal family. Patrick is a natural and relaxed speaker, so his talk wasmore of a rambling chat than a structuredspeech although obviously, being a very loyalsubject of Her Majesty, he could not give awaytoo many secrets.

On 2 June it will be sixty years since theQueen’s Coronation. Patrick pointed out thatsoon she will be the longest reigning monarchever, surpassing even Queen Victoria’s longreign. This led him on to reminding us that ifwe know of any 100th birthdays or diamondwedding anniversaries approaching, we cannotexpect the Queen to have a list of all those upcoming events to hand so that she can send a card. It is up to friends and relations to tellher, and to send in a copy of the relevant birthor wedding certificate to ‘The Anniversary Officer, Buckingham Palace’ in good time.When the postman delivers a card they are

supposed to be signed for, since they are considered to be valuable items, but one of ourmembers who received a diamond weddingcard recently says she doesn’t remember signing! There are many, many more of thesespecial occasions nowadays than when theQueen began her reign.

Patrick wondered whether any of us had beento any of the open days at Buckingham Palace.While there he had purchased an apron fromamongst the ‘Luxury Goods’ at the Gift Shop,only to discover that it had been ‘Made inChina’! He complained, and was told it camefrom a UK supplier, but he insisted that theGift Shop should take pride in selling onlyBritish products from such a prestigious outlet.As a result, he is now sent any new Gift Shopcontracts to peruse before they are signed.

Patrick feels very privileged to have had somuch contact with our Queen, and told us thathe felt God had suited her uniquely for herrole. She has very blue eyes and the wonderfulability to make whoever she speaks to feel theyhave her whole attention. She also has a keensense of humour. She wholeheartedly entered

into the James Bond helicopter stunt for theopening ceremony of the Olympics. It seemsthat life in the royal household has changedconsiderably in the last few years, since theQueen Mother died. Previously, there had beenquite a Victorian atmosphere. Patrick also toldus that the Queen and the Duchess of Cornwallwere very close, and that the two princes wereglad that their father was with the woman heloved, although of course they would alwaysadore their mother.

It was a pleasure to listen to Patrick, who has a special knack for accents, and could rangefrom the royal accent when he spoke about‘Sarndringham’ to good, broad Norfolk for aNorfolk tale. Patrick grew up in Lowestoft, andnow lives in Gorleston. You might have caughta glimpse of him on TV at the opening of Parliament where he was ‘all scrambled eggand feathers’ as his father used to tell him, inhis official uniform. We hope it won’t be toolong before we have another update fromPatrick.

We are now looking forward to an outing to see ‘The Sound of Music’ on Cromer Pier, the Flower Festival, and our AGM before oursummer break.

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The Canaan Christian Centre in Sheringham celebrates 35 years ofministry with families on Saturday 22 June at their centre in HoltRoad, Sheringham.

North Walsham Salvation Army band will be leading the worship andspecial visitors from Hungary will include a group of young musicianswho are raising awareness of the children’s homes in Hungary and raising money for the work.

There will be concerts at Aylsham ACT Centre on Sunday 23 June

at 3pm and on Monday 24 June a special afternoon concert with refreshments will be held at Cromer Parish Church at 3pm when theMayor of Cromer will welcome the youngsters to the town.

There will also be concerts at North Walsham, Overstrand and Sheringham.

Please support these concerts and invite others to some along.

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This feast of choral and orchestralmusic will celebrate 80 years of music-making by the local choral society. Under the sparkling baton ofmusical director, Nathan Waring, thisperformance will also celebrate thecentenary of the birth of composerBenjamin Britten in a unique way. As well as performing his beautiful Te Deum in C and Jubilate Deo the choir will perform Gounod’s magnificent, yet rarely performed,Messe Solennelle de Sainte-Cecile as a personal tribute to Britten who wasborn on St Cecilia’s Day in 1913. StCecilia is the patron saint of musicians.And, all very fittingly, this concert willtake place in the Auden Theatre at Gresham’s where Britten himself attended school.

The soloists are three young opera singers, two with the Royal OperaHouse Covent Garden (Emma Smith soprano; Gavin Horsley bass) andone with Glyndebourne (William Knight tenor).

Another feature of the programme will be Saint-Saens fabulous Symphony 3. Known as the “Organ” symphony followers of the Babe movies may recognise the theme tune! For this extravagant performance, Nathan Waring will hand over his baton to Lawrence Tao,assistant musical director, and take to the keyboard on an organ whichwill be moved into the theatre especially for the occasion.

The orchestra will also perform VaughanWilliams English Folk Song Suite – most

suitable for what should be a very Eng-lish summer evening which will in-clude an extended interval so that the audience and musicians can enjoy an extended interval and picnic on thelawns outside the theatre. A wine barwill be available.

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YOUNG OPERA SINGERS IN GALA CONCERTOn Saturday 6 July The Auden Theatre, Holt will resound to the fabuloussound of the combined forces of Sheringham and Cromer Choral Societyand Norfolk Symphony Orchestra.

NEW Members NeededSheringham & Cromer Fantasy & Sci-fi Club is currently looking for newmembers.

Chairman Damian Hagarty explains ‘we are currentlylooking for new members fromthe Cromer and Sheringhamarea to come to a weekly clubmeeting to discuss all thingssci-fi and fantasy. We are alsolooking for key members to help out with the running of the club andgive up their free time to get things running’.

Club members will dress up in costumes and parade in the Cromer andSheringham carnivals and this year their theme is ‘Fifty Years of DoctorWho’.

‘We are also raising awareness of Nor-Con which is the largest sci-ficonvention in Norfolk, held every year by the Norwich sci-fi club andwhich we support. In time we will be raising money for charity anddoing our own events and get a reputation for being professional andconsistent at what we do’.

The club’s website is scfsfc.moonfruit.com or find the club on Facebook by searching for The Sheringham & Cromer Fantasy & Sci-fi Club. Alternatively email the club at [email protected]


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Quirky signs encourage people to enjoythe outdoors...Visitors to National Trust places in Norfolk will be forgiven for doing a double-take as they read signs tellingthem Keep on the Grass, Please Do Touch and RESERVED: for fun and games.

The colourful signs, which at first glance look like warnings or instructions, are part of a fun campaign by the Trust to encourage people to enjoy the natural worldall around them.

The conservation charity also wants to challenge out-dated misconceptions that it is all about rules or is a bit stuffy. It aims to make it easier for families in particular to feel comfortable exploring the great outdoors by breaking down perceived barriers or restrictions.

Ben Cowell, the National Trust’s Regional Director for the East of England, said “The National Trust cares for some truly special naturalplaces, such as woodlands, heaths, parks, beaches, gardens, fields andnature reserves.

“All of these places come to life in May and June, with bluebells, buttercups, rhododendrons and roses in bloom, while some of our most colourful wildlife, such as songbirds and butterflies, start to make an appearance.

“We know from research that some people still view us as being veryformal with lots of rules and regulations. I would encourage those people to come along and see how we have changed over the years. Weare experts at conservation of our built and natural heritage but we alsomake sure that we offer enjoyment and access to history, wildlife andoutdoor experiences too. We think these new signs are a fun, tongue-in-cheek way to help people reconnect with nature and enjoy our outdoor places to the full.”

The signs show messages like:• ATTENTION! You will need this to spot the

abundance of wildlife in this area • QUIET PLEASE – and take time to hear the birdsong • PHOTOGRAPHS taken from this spot look fantastic • PLEASE DO SIT HERE – it’s such a lovely spot

Visitors will be able to spot the signs at Blakeney Point, Blickling Hall, Felbrigg Hall, Sheringham Park, Oxburgh Hall and the BrancasterMillennium Activity Centre from the end of May and throughout June.

National Trust in June - Sheringham ParkGoatsuckers and Lightning Bugs - Friday 14 June, 9pm – late.

Join us for a late one as we goin search of creatures of thenight.

An evening walk on Weybourne Heath listening for Nightjars and searching for an illuminated insect – the glow worm! Sorry nodogs. £5.75 per person booking required. Tel. 0844 249 1895 or visit

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/Sheringham 5% booking fee payable .

Parkrun - Every Saturday 9am - A free weekly 5km event for runnersof all standards. A timed fun run offering an opportunity for all the localcommunity, male or female, young or old, to come together on a regularbasis to enjoy this beautiful park and get physically active into the bargain. For full details go to www.parkrun.org.uk/sheringham

'All is Animation - Walk-Talking the Landscape' - Wednesday 19June, 10.30am-12.30pm. Join Hayden Lorimer (University of Glasgow)and Angus Farquhar (NVA arts organisation) on a guided walk aroundSheringham Park, exploring its different landscapes and habitats. Onwhat will be their first visit to the Park, they will use their expertise to offer a fresh perspective on what they see as the key locations andchallenges, focusing their attention on how matters of environmentalchange are being addressed. Participants will be invited to join in conversations about the future of Sheringham Park along the way. Thisevent is part of a collaborative project called Landscaped Estates of the1800s: Designs on the Future which involves a temporary ‘twinning’ of Sheringham Park with the Kilmahew Estate in Cardross, Scotland.Free event but booking essential. Tel.0844 249 1895 or visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/Sheringham

Have you noticed the difference at the National Trust?

The carnival 2013 programme is now available and can be purchased from thecarnival caravan, Moshulu Shoes and Accessories, Bertram Watts, Starlings Toymasters and Barney’s Newsagent. And yes, the programme is still only £1!

The programme contains details of all theevents and competitions and quizzes, includingsome fantastic events leading up to the carnivalsuch as the Classic Car and Bike show in Juneand the Harley Davidson Bike Invasion in July.There is also a carnival programme competition with a £30 cash prize draw.

There are some new events this year includinga fun packed children’s ‘Sleepytime SteamTrain’ ride to Holt and back, in addition to theever popular street and duck races.Also available now are tickets for the popular

Flower Arranging Demonstration, a new magical Bollywood Dance Workshop, theSleepytime Train and the Carnival Masquerade Ball.

The tickets can be purchased from:

• Flower demonstration – Carnival caravan, Blooming Blooms or phone Paula Popham on 01263 823546

• Bollywood Dance Workshop – Carnival caravan or phone Paula Popham on 01263 823546

• Sleepytime Train – Carnival caravan and Starlings Toymasters

• Carnival Masquerade Ball – Only a few left! Call Paula Popham on 01263 823546.

The carnival caravan will be located in thetown and open from 27 July to 11 August, aswell as on key event days leading up to the carnival, including the Potty Festival, the classic car and bike show and the HarleyDavidson bike invasion.We hope you will enjoy your programme andof course the carnival. May the sun shine!Stuart McClean, Carnival Chairman

Sheringham Playpark Revamp AuctionSheringham Playpark Revamp Auction is being held on 22 June at TheLobster Pub in Sheringham, starting at 8pm. The auctioneer for the nightis BBC Radio Norfolk's Nick Conrad and there will be entertainmentfrom The Yow Yows.

There will be many lots very generously donated including a signed lim-ited edition print from Brian Lewis, a meal for two at Constantia, aframed signed print from Martin Sexton, an aerial photograph of Sher-

ingham from Chris Taylorand a large collection ofsigned football photographsfrom Andrew Cunningham-Brown of North Norfolk In-surance. There will also be aMoorcroft vase worth about£415, an Aynsley dinner service, a pair of Rayban sunglasses and around of golf for four people at Sheringham Golf Club donated by Blyth& Wright. Other lots include a banner signed by all members of Nor-wich City FC as well as other items of signed memorabilia.

Graham 'Jumbo' Curlew is very kindly making a beautiful rockinghorse. There are too many items to list here but there is sure to be some-thing for everyone!

It's going to be a great evening and everyone is welcome. For more details and photographs of the auction lots please visit theFacebook page at www.facebook.com/SheringhamParkRevamp.


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frivolous and his careand attentionearned his living.Backthen doctorswere almost exclusivelymale and generallywere held in very high esteem in the community and accorded great respect and deference.

When the NHS was established, the ethics ofthe profession and its relationship with thecommunity carried on habitually, much as be-fore, except poorer people were relieved of the anxiety of bills for medical at-tention which previously they could not afford.

The system was still essentially local run ontraditional lines and worked pretty well as complaints were rarely heard.

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crushed the medical profession into a cynicalconformity in which the computer and the telephone are now the first response to the ill or wounded. General practitioners work office hours from grander premises and don’tturn out to visit the sick if they can avoid it.

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The Theatre of LimitedFacilitiesThe Theatre of Limited Facilities is the debut novella by Holt authorRoger Chamberlain.

Mixing fact with fiction and based on childhood memories of the earlydays of The Little Theatre in Sheringham, it is published by The TagmanPress (Norwich), www.tagmanpress.com .

Priced at £7 the book is available from The Holt Bookshop, BertramWatts in Sheringham and Jarrolds in Cromer.

Photo: the Mayor of Sheringham, Councillor Doug Smith with Roger Chamberlain at the launch of The Theatre of Limited Facilities at The Little Theatre, Sheringham


Call for entries for NNEnvironment AwardsSchools, small businesses, local community and voluntary groups inNorth Norfolk are being invited to enter one of the district’s mostprestigious environmental awards.North Norfolk District Council’s (NNDC) ‘John Sweeney Award for theEnvironment’ is now open for entries from local organisations who havebeen involved in environmental projects in the district. Any organisationthat has worked to cut their own or others’ impact on the environment,or been involved in projects that have protected or enhanced the local orglobal environment is invited to submit an entry before the deadline ofFriday 21 June.The awards are now in their 19th year, and continuing last year’s formatthe winner of the John Sweeney Award will be presented with a prize of £500 and a commemorative plaque, with all shortlisted entrants receiving a certificate. Last year’s joint winners were a low-carbon new-build scout hut inMundesley and a local environmental education programme based atHolt Hall. Details of all past winners and runners-up and a copy of theentry form (also available by post from NNDC) can be found on theNorth Norfolk District Council website www.northnorfolk.org/environment/215.asp. Entrants are assessed on how they have made a contribution to the environment, for instance by reducing their environmental impact, improving natural spaces or raising environmental awareness, and judging of all shortlisted entries will be carried out by a small panel in July. The awards will be presented at a ceremony during NNDC’smajor environmental event of the year, Greenbuild, at Felbrigg Hall in September.

Anyone interested in entering or who would like to nominate an organisation in their area, should email [email protected] or call 01263 516331.

Call for entries forthe Graham AllenAwardRenovation projects and new buildings that sensitively capture thedistinctive character of our local architecture could be in line for aprestigious award from North Norfolk District Council (NNDC).

Entries are now being sought for this year’s Graham Allen Award, theannual NNDC award for excellence in conservation and design.

The closing date for entries is 30 June, 2013 and the award will be announced in September.

Inaugurated in 1982 as a memorial to the late GS Allen, the first Chairman of NNDC, the Graham Allen Award recognises the schemewhich makes the biggest contribution to North Norfolk’s unique builtheritage.

During the lifetime of the awards, a diverse range of projects have beenrecognised for their excellence, ranging from the new cloisters and refectory building at the Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham to the innovative contemporarydesign of Curve House at Edgefield, and last year’s winner, The GuntonArms, Thorpe Market.

For more information, or an entry form, please visit www.northnorfolk.org/planning/12799.asp or contact Paul Rhymeson 01263 516367, email: [email protected]

Buckets and spades, ice-creams on the promand award-winning beaches, North Norfolk’sseaside resorts are some of the best in thecountry – and that’s official.

Keep Britain Tidy announced last month thatNorth Norfolk has four award-winning resortbeaches, offering visitors great facilities, a litter free and safe environment and, in the case of Blue Flag awards, meeting the highestinternational water quality requirements.

Flying the flag for North Norfolk’s seaside resorts in 2013 are Cromer, Sheringham andSea Palling. All three are continuing the standard of excellence that was recognisedwith the awards of Blue Flag status last year.And this year East Runton beach has been

awarded the new Seaside Award, recognisingits high standards of beach management.

Cllr John Lee, Cabinet Member for Environmental, Leisure and Cultural Services,said, “We are delighted that three of NorthNorfolk’s Blue Flag resort beaches have retained their awards this year and that EastRunton has achieved the new Seaside Award.This, following the excellent comments we received in the Good Beach Guide earlier thisyear, confirms the district as a wonderfullyclean, tidy and safe place to live and to visit,with some of the best seaside resorts anywhere.”

Five North Norfolk beaches, these four plusMundesley beach, were recently awarded the

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We recently had a young cat of about eight months old handed into ourcare which was a stray and obviously quite poorly. First priority was toget her to the vets immediately to discover what the problem was and tocommence treatment. It was apparent to the vet that Millie was havinggreat difficulty breathing and an x-ray quickly identified the problem.This poor little cat had either been in a road traffic accident or beenkicked and had a punctured lung due to damaged ribs. The vet had reservations as to her chances of surviving and prescribed steroids and antibiotics to give her the best chance possible. It was then down to her fosterer to provide lots of loving care and ensure she was keptcalm and quiet to help her recover. It is now a month since Millie came into care and she is so much better. She will be gradually taken off the medication and we are hoping that, providing another x-ray indicates her lung continues to mend, she will be fit and well enough

to be neutered in a few weeks.

At our recent Plant Sale in North Walsham we raised nearly £600 for thecats in care. We thank everyone who supported us either by providingplants or coming to the sale. The winner of our Raffle was Mrs. JennyBates from Little Melton. Plansare now being finalised for theHog Roast on Sunday 23rdJune which will once again takeplace at Stephanie’s home inDilham. Tickets, still only £10each, are now available by contacting the “cat phone”.Why not come and join us? We usually have a good timeincluding those fined by thedreaded “Car Park Attendant”.

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Cantamus to sing Vivaldi’s Gloria in North WalshamAfter a successful concert at Southrepps Church, Cantamus Community Choirwill be repeating their performance of the melodic Vivaldi’s Gloria together withEnglish folk and part songs and organ pieces on Saturday 29 June at 7pm in St.Nicholas Church, North Walsham. Cantamus will be led by Musical Director David Ballard. Soloists will be VerityRansom, Clare Durrant and Jo Oxborough, with Matthew Bond accompanying.Entry by programme at the door.Cantamus are taking a rest from rehearsals and will resume on Thursday 5 September in St James’ Church, Southrepps. Cantamus has a tradition ofsinging choral music so if you would like the challenge of singing choral music(for example the rousing “Zadok The Priest” and the glorious “The Messiah”)join us in September when rehearsals resume. No audition or experience is required, just a desire to have fun and add to Cantamus’ strong communityspirit. More information: [email protected] or telephone 07785 782498.

NNDC’s First Floor Gallery presents: A mixed-media exhibition by Mike Pert - 21 May – 22 July North Norfolk District Council’s public art gallery is presenting a stunning newexhibition featuring photographs and collages from local artist and photographerMike Pert.The exhibition includes atmospheric black and white photos as well as colourfulabstract shots from north Norfolk and other locations around the world, alongwith vibrant mixed media collages.Born in 1947, Mike studied art for three years from 1964 to 1967. He has regularly exhibited in joint exhibitions throughout the UK, with previous soloshows at The Henderson Gallery in Edinburgh, at the National Trust’s BlicklingHall, Aylsham, and Wimpole Hall, Cambridge, at the Coast Festival 2012 andpreviously in the NNDC First Floor Gallery.NNDC seeks to offer opportunities to local artists to display their work in thewell-lit first-floor ‘gallery’ area in its Holt Road offices in Cromer, and in turn provides staff and visitors to the building the opportunity to see a variety of different artists’ work. Currently six exhibitions are held annually; open for viewto the public during normal office hours; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8.30am –5pm, Wednesday 10am – 5pm, Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm.

The Gallery Plus Spring into Summer Exhibition A great selection of two- and three-dimensional artwork by well-established and new artists from around the UK. New for the summer is Paul Evans.... Paul is one of the leadinglandscape painters workingtoday. He is widely known for his highly individual watercolours and acrylics inspired by East Anglia's landscape and coast. Paulfinds himself drawn to quietplaces off the beaten track,sometimes spending thewhole of each day just recording the changes in lightand weather - painting asmuch as possible on the spot,together with quick colournotes and drawings for furtherwork in his studio. His paintings convey a deep sense of place and come fromplaces very familiar to him, to which he returns on a regular basis. Gallery Plus has an open and airy exhibition space, boasting unrivalled naturallight. There is an on-going mixed show of original paintings, original prints, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery, and more. The main aim is to offer something different from other galleries in the area. The exhibition space is regularly updated, so you're sure to see something new every time you visit. Trevor Woods’Contemporary Art Studio is also on site and open to visitors all year round. Open: Monday – Saturday 10am - 5pm.Gallery Plus, Warham Road, Wells-next-the-sea, Norfolk, NR23 1QA01328 711609 www.gallery-plus.co.uk [email protected]

SEE THE MONSTERSTHAT OUSTED STEAMDuring the 1960s, steam locomotives were swept away as British Rail-ways’ Modernisation Plan introduced hundreds of diesel locomotives.Love them or loathe them, diesels transformed our railways, and theircontribution to railway history is being celebrated by the Poppy Line ata Diesel Gala, which runs from Friday June 14 to Sunday June 16. TheGala is sponsored by diesel enthusiast magazine Railways Illustrated.

Star of the show will be the huge “Peak” class no.45133. The “Peaks”were built over 50 years ago for the Midland main line, and feature amassive 264 litre, 2,500bhp marine-type engine. Top speed was 90mph.Enthusiasts are looking forward to the sound of this mighty engine as itclimbs the 1-in-80 gradient from Weybourne to Holt!

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O!cial fuel consumption figures in mpg (l/100km) for the Ford B-MAX range: urban 32.8-60.1 (8.6-4.7), extra urban 55.4-78.5 (5.1-3.6), combined 44.1-70.6 (6.4-4.0). O!cial C02 emissions 149-104g/km. Vehicle shown is the Ford B-MAX Titanium in Burnished Glow metallic paint (option) with Titanium X Pack which includes partial leather seats, heated front seats and 17΄ ́5-spoke alloy wheels available at extra cost.

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B-Max TestedI had the opportunity to test drive the Ford B-Max supplied by East CoastMotors in Beach Road, Cromer, reports Pete Smewin.The B-Max is the Ford model between the Fiesta and Focus andis a really good recent innovativeand ingenious addition to TheFord range.

It comes in three styles, StudioZetec and the top of the range Titanium. The model I drove wasthe mid range Zetec.

It is a five-door, the rear doorsare sliding and when the frontand rear doors are open give youan impressive unobstructed 1.5metres opening making it easierto load and unload, especiallywhen you are strapping childreninto a child safety seat. The B-Max achieves this by concealing its central strengthening pillarwithin the doors rather than in the body side giving you the unobstructed opening. The frontpassenger and drivers seatbelts are housed within the seat structure rather than the bodyworkwhich was the only thing that I had to get used to.

The range consists of four petrol engines including the 1.0 litre EcoBoost engine whichgained Ford the prestigious engine of the Year award in 2012.

The Zetec model I drove also features the Ford EcoMode driver information system, which is a smart software monitor of your driving style. It displays the impact on your cars fueleconomy, which definitely helped me change my style of driving. This was a delightfulexperience to drive this well equipped and responsive compact car and I could not fault it for comfort, ease of driving and its loading and unloading capabilities. All in all this is a very classy little car. Prices start from just £12,995.

I would urge you to give Adam or Graham, at East Coast Motors (01263 513181) an earlytelephone call to book your test drive in this impressive car. I do not think you will be disappointed.

Spiritual Flow Events are pleasedto be organizing a Mind Body Spirit Fayre at the New Community Centre,Sheringham.

The event istaking placeduring theweekend of22ndand 23rdJune and willbe featuringmany popularstalls includingseveral wellknown spiritualmediums and clairvoyants including the

ever-popular Shirley Cimelli.

There is a diverse mix of therapies to includeMike Harrison; our local Cranio Sacral therapist, Sue Wickham; a Past Life Regressionexpert plus Jackie Vimes with natures sunshinehealth products.

If it’s crystal you like then look no further thanthe beautiful rock crystal displays of Carla andJane. This year for the first time we have KateFisher and her ceramic chakra bowls and udodrums, beautifully hand made for the sevenmain chakras.

Doors open at 10am both days and with over 20stalls in attendance plus light refreshments willmake this the place to be in Sheringham.


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Lesley is an experience qualified Lawyer specialising in elderly client law, work-ing in Sheringham. She can see you in her office in Sheringham or home visits can be arranged. She is a Chartered Legal Executive, a member of Solicitors for the Elderly and anaffiliate member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners.Lesley complies with professional codes of practise The Firm carries professionalIndemnity Insurance.

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Steve’s Got TalentA host of loyal excited fans thronged Cromer Pier on Friday 31st Mayhoping to get their photograph taken with ventriloquist Steve Hewlett who iscompeting in this years Britain's Got Talent The very talented and popular ventriloquist did not disappoint, inviting fansup onto the stage of the Pavilion Theatre to have their picture taken alongwith Arthur Lager Steve's cheeky and very forthright puppet. As alwaysArthur stole the lime light saying of Steve "He wouldn't have a job if I wasnot around".Steve said he was looking forward to performing in the semi final in front ofjudges Simon Cowell, David Walliams, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holdenand says no matter what happens in the competition Cromer and the PavilionTheatre will always be one of his favourite places to perform.Steve was placed 'in the top three' of last weekend's show. Shadow act 'Attraction' won the outright place in the final based on public vote, leavingthe judges to decide between Steve and singer Jordan O'Keefe for the second place in this Saturday's final - judges votes were even so it was down tothe public vote to decide. Unfortunately this went in favour of the young singer, leaving Steve in third place. But all may not be lost - there is one lastchance of a place in this weekend's final by wild card - who will the judges choose as their wild card? Good luck Steve.

June WeddingJune is a special month,The month I chose to marry,I remember the day so well,The cream roses that I carried,The rustle of my silk dress,As I walked up the aisle,Then seeing the man I love,Turn to me and smile.But that was 50 years ago,The world is changing fast,As we sit in our garden,And reminisce about the past.

Diane Berthelot

SHERINGHAM CHRISTIAN AID - HOUSE TO HOUSE COLLECTION:Held from 12th-18th May raised the sum of £2562.95.Many thanks to all who contributed.

Springwatchin myBackyardCouldn’t resist this photo of father blackbird feeding just fledged(31st May) youngster. We have been watching the breeding pairbuild their nest, which took about three weeks. Thenabout two weeksago we noticed them taking extra food in the evening back to thenest. Then came the squeaky voices of feeding.And today there are 3 fluffy cute things flapping about in quiteungainly fashion.Brilliant.

photo courtesy Carla Marfleet


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The Federation of Small Businesses is holding an event at Fakenham racecourse on June 20for you to see the small businesses that exist in North Norfolk and what they have to offer.Nine out of ten businesses in the UK employ less than fifty people, with small firms often pro-viding services and creating fantastic products from their homes or a small office space. Un-like large firms, who often have advertising budgets and shop fronts to attract customers,small businesses can be reliant on word of mouth.Derek Baldry, who runs RAS accounting in Sheringham, has been in business in the townsince 1997, trying to give small firms more of an edge over the big guys. Derek has previouslyworked in the army, as well as previously being a retail manager for a national chain. It is this‘big business’ experience he is now passing on to the small firms which make up his cus-tomers. By measuring the purchase and selling activity of these firms each month, he is able totell them how well they are doing, before the end of the year when for some small firms it maybe too late. Helping small businesses to be proactive in facing any issues they may have is justone of the ways they can grow. The benefits to using a local business are numerous - for every pound you spend with a Sher-ingham firm around 70p stays in the local economy, compared to a maximum of 30p if youchoose a national business. Local firms also know their community and will often be involvedin supporting it in a number of ways. For Derek his long attachment to North Norfolk giveshim even more of a passion to help the businesses within the area thrive. Show your Business, at Fakenham Race Course, will be a great opportunity to see how whenyou choose to support a local business, you are often indirectly supporting a chain of othersmall firms, such as Derek’s, who help keep these businesses ticking over. The event aims toshow you a small business that you might never know existed, whether for a service like ac-counting, or an artisan producer! If we don’t use our independent and high quality firms, weare in danger of losing them and North Norfolk losing its quaint and unique charm.

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Rebecca joins Openwide Coastal to lead thegrowth of Seaside Special and all the Pier’strading operations into new markets and comeswith a wealth of experience in the local areaand throughout communities in Norfolk. Witha solid background in theatre management with Live Nation at both the Beck Theatre andSunderland Empire, Rebecca has also gainedexperience within the museum and attractionsindustries and is well placed to optimise all elements of the unique and exceptional attraction of Cromer Pier. Openwide Coastal manage the Pier and Pavilion theatre on behalf of North NorfolkDistrict Council and produce the UK’s oldestand most successful full summer season varietyshow, Seaside Special, now in its 36th year andstill performing to over 45,000 people everysummer.

John Lee, North Norfolk District Council Cabinet Member for Leisure and Cultural Services, said, “The Pier and Pavilion Theatreare important not only for Cromer but for thewhole of the north Norfolk coast. They areiconic attractions, providing enjoyment and entertainment for tens of thousands of localresidents and visitors alike, throughout theyear. The council looks forward to continuingits excellent relationship with OpenwideCoastal Ltd, who manages the Pier and Pavilion Theatre on our behalf, and wishes Rebecca every good fortune in her new role.”Rebecca’s diverse career has also seen hertraining and developing young people throughout many differing communities inNorfolk and her network of contacts with community groups will prove to be a great opportunity for the Pier and our Seaside

Special show to reach into new areas of thecommunity and encourage a new generation of lovers of variety and “live” family entertainment.

Keep Trade Local and get to know your NorthNorfolk businesses!

New General Manager for Cromer PierOpenwide Coastal Ltd is delighted to announce the appointment of Rebecca Wass to the role of General Manager of Comer Pier and PavilionTheatre.

The Prince of Wales stand will be open from 2pm until 6pm. For further details please visit www.fsb.org.uk/eastangliaIf you are a business interested in taking a stand, please visit www.showyourbusiness.eventbrite.com


Fit Together WalksFriday 7 June – 10.30am West Runton to Roman Camp Walk –Grade 3 – approx 3 miles – A walk with moderate to steep gradients on concrete, grass, dirt and woodland paths. Meet at The Village Inn PH Car Park(free), West Runton, NR27 9QT.

Sunday 9 June - 10.30am - Sheringham to WeybourneWalk - Grade 4 approx 6 miles, A walk along the cliffs, around Weybourne and back,with steep inclines. Meet at the FountainPond, The Lees, off the Boulevard,Sheringham, NR26 8LG.

Friday 14 June – 10.30am - Sheringham Library Walk –Grade 2 – approx 2 miles – A walk with an option to climb the Beeston Bump orstay on the flat! Meet outside the Sheringham Library, New Rd, Sheringham,NR26 8EB.

Monday 17 June – 10.30am - Beeston Heath Walk –Grade 3 – approx 3 miles – A walk with moderate to steep gradients on heath,woodland, grass, dirt and pavement. Meet at Priory Maze and Gardens Car Park(free), Cromer Rd, Sheringham , NR26 8SF.

Monday 24 June – 10.30am - Baconsthorpe Walk – Grade 3 – approx 3.25 miles – A walk with gentle gradients on farm tracks, cross

field paths and minor roads. Meet at Baconsthorpe Castle, Baconsthorpe, NR25 6LN, Grid Ref: TG 121381 (Follow signs from the A148 in Holt).

Wednesday 26 June – 11am - West Runton to BeestonBump Picnic Walk – Grade 3 – approx 3 miles – A scenic walk on grass, dirt and pavement with asteep gradient. Meet at The Village Inn PH Car park (free), West Runton, NR279QT. Bring a picnic to eat when we stop along the way!

Thursday 27 June – 10.30am - Gresham to East Beckham Walk –Grade 3 – approx 3.5 miles – A mainly flat walk on minor roads, field edges and grass/dirt tracks. Meet at the Gresham Village Hall Car Park (free), EastBeckham Lane, Gresham, NR11 8RT.

Thursday 27 June – 1.30pm - Gresham Circular Bookable Walk – Grade 1 – approx either 1 or 1.7 miles – A gentle walk on minor roads, grassand field paths with gentle gradients. Meet at the Gresham Village Hall Car Park(free), East Beckham Lane, Gresham, NR11 8RT. Please book for this walk on07766259999 by 3pm Tuesday 25 June.

Please arrive 20 mins early if you are new. For more information contactMelanie Brown on 07826 869377.

The Local Pick Up Points for the full Fit Together walk programme are Sheringham Library and Lloyds Pharmacy.

With Wimbledon 2013 fast approaching now isthe time to go out and enjoy a game of tenniswith Holt now offering its own tennis club tothe public.

Holt Grasshopper Tennis club is a new LTA affiliated Tennis Club based at Gresham’sSchool in Holt. Run by Darren Gill of GillSports the Tennis Club provides the opportunity for juniors and adults, beginnersand more experienced players to enjoy thissport and meet like-minded players.

Darren Gill who has a decade of tennis coaching under his belt and who previouslyran Sedgeford Tennis Centre in Hunstantonsaid, “I am very excited about the opportunitiesa new tennis club will bring to Holt and thesurrounding areas. There are a limited number

of tennis clubs in the North Norfolk area andthe creation of Holt Grasshopper Tennis clubwill create enormous opportunities for juniorand adult tennis players. We will be providingsocial play, junior and adult coaching programmes as well as opportunities to play in tennis leagues and social play. There will be something for everyone.”

There are a range of competitive membershipsto choose from or you can opt to just pay and play with further information on coaching, fees and when you can play available on our website visit www.greshams.com/grasshoppercamps.

So what are you waiting for, pick up that dustyracket and go out and have some fun at HoltGrasshopper Tennis club.

The summer timetable runs fromApril to September as follows:

Monday 5-8 years 4.30-5.30pm9-13 years 5.30-6.30pmAdults 6.30-8.00pm

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For further information, contact Darren Gill,[email protected], telephone 07918907248.

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