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Haughley and Wetherden Parish News
JULY/AUGUST 2020
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~1869 to 2019~ PALMERS BAKERY
HAUGHLEY ‘CELEBRATING 150 YEARS OF PALMERS BAKERY’
TRADITIONAL HIGH CLASS FAMILY BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS
FRESH BREAD & CONFECTIONERY BAKED DAILY BY CRAFTSMEN USING
LOCAL INGREDIENTS & BAKED IN ANCIENT BRICK OVENS
Largest Stockist of Tiptree Jams & Marmalades in East Anglia. Suffolk Honey, Free Range Eggs, Groceries & Local Produce.
Freshly Made Sandwiches & Filled Rolls - Hot Drinks & Bacon Rolls Also at Stowmarket, Woolpit, Stanton, Ipswich and
Brett’s Bakery Needham Market & Freshfills of Claydon
“Six Generations & 150 Years of Tradition, Service & Baking”
014496 673286 The Village Green~ Haughley
Palmers Bakery 150th Anniversary Funday & Funfair, Bands, Stalls, Open Bakery, Village Museum & Fireworks Saturday 29th June 2019 – 3000 People Gathered on Haughley Village Green to Celebrate Palmers Jubilee
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NOTE FROM EDITOR:
Welcome to the July/August issue of the
Parish News. And the good news is that we
are back in print so a special welcome to those
who were not able to access the Parish News on-
line.
Very slowly some things are returning to the “new
norm”. As long as I wear gloves and a mask I can
venture outside and partake of my favourite
hobby, shopping which is not good news for my
husband. Not buying any “must haves” and not
filling the car with petrol our bank account has
never looked so healthy!
Like many I was looking forward to my summer
holiday abroad but as with so many other things
holidays are on hold for now. So I will treat
myself to the occasional day trip to the nearest
beach and enjoy fish and chips whilst being dive
bombed by the local seagulls.
Whatever you do this summer enjoy and stay safe.
Until the next time ….
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HAUGHLEY PLAYING FIELD 50/50 CLUB
The Club currently comprises 85 paid-up 50/50 subscriptions. 35 above the original target and 12 more than 2019. This is good news for the Playing Field and for the Prize Money Fund.
PRIZES FOR 2020
Prizes January, June and September Draws were set at: First Prize £50, Second Prize £25, Third Prize £10 Prizes for the December Christmas Draw will be: First Prize £100, Second Prize £50, Third Prize £20
DRAW RESULTS FOR JUNE 2020
First Prize: William Smallwood
Second Prize: Francis Shaw
Third Prize: Elizabeth Ardley-Walker
CONGRATULATIONS to all our Winners!
And here’s looking forward to our 3rd Draw, September 2020
For more information about the Club, or to apply for membership and automatic entry into the two remaining
2019 Draws contact:
Yvonne Hannan,
Administrator, Haughley Playing Field 50/50 Club
Email: [email protected]
Text: 01359 408008
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HAUGHLEY IN BLOOM
Hopefully you will have noticed that
thanks to a few stalwarts the
Haughley in Bloom containers
around the parish have been tidied
up and replanted for the summer.
We’ve never had so many helping hands. So, personal thanks go
to parishioners who provided plants and compost, Woolpit Nursery and
to those who generously and cheerfully gave their time and energy to
get the job done in record time:
Anna, Judy, Pat C, Pat B, Veronica, Mary, Gill, David, Jane, Alan,
Alf, Yvonne T, Alison, Marian and all parishioners who look after
containers outside or near their own homes.
All that needs to be done now is a combined effort to keep things
watered, using any method of choice: watering can, bowls of grey
water or for those with sufficient muscle (or access to borrowed
muscles!) the HiB water bowser.
For more information about Haughley in Bloom, or to offer any help with
maintaining the planters, please contact:
Yvonne Hannan, Lead for Haughley in Bloom
text 07531 774438,
or by email [email protected]
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HAUGHLEY PLAYING FIELD AND PAVILION NEWS
Hello, I hope you are all still safe and well. Welcome back to the printed version. If you missed any previous on line articles, please be aware that the play equipment is still taped off to reduce temptation until restrictions ease allowing use. The Skate ramps are allowed to be used for exercise as well as the basketball courts provided social distancing is respected. I am pleased to see sensible groups making the most of the sunshine at our lovely playing field. Some bringing a chair to sit in a socially distanced circle to catch or walking through. Dog owners, please remember to take poo bags and clear up after your dog. Sadly, there has been mess left on the pathways. There are poo bins close to all 3 entrances to the playing field so please use the appropriate bins. Thank you. Work for the replacement storage building is going on behind the scenes. At this stage it is all paper work and liaison work for pre-planning applications and seeking grant funding. The main user groups have all pledged a contribution and our District Councillor has pledged £5,000 from her locality budget. At our last online meeting I advised my committee that I would like a break from being the chairman at the end of August. I intend to continue on the committee as a Parish Council representative. I will still be an active member involved in some of the activities and won’t rule out taking up the reigns of chairman again in the future but hopefully one of my Parish council colleagues will be taking on the position and writing these reports to keep you informed. I would like to thank everyone for their support whilst I have been chairman and value the kindness and encouragement I have received. I will support the next chairman and continue to help improve our playing field and its facilities. Cont’d …..
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Do you shop online? Please do support your playing field through easy fundraising when shopping on line, especially big things like holidays and car insurance. This helps us raise funds with no cost to you.
www.easyfundraising.org.uk and search for King George’s Field, Haughley or copy this link:
https://www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/
kinggeorgefldhaughley/
There are three rooms for hire at the Pavilion – Contact details: Function room –Thirza Shaw – [email protected] or 07786 375441
Haughley Football club – Ian Wilkinson 01449 773399 or Lee
Forsdyke 07472902302
Scouts Hut, table & chairs – Richard Stacy 01449 673311.
Monthly Bingo 2nd Tuesday of the month – cancelled until further
notice.
Thirza Shaw, Chairman, Playing Field Committee : [email protected]
Phone 01449 672295,
Yvonne Hannan [email protected] 50/50 club Administrator.
Usual reminders – May I respectfully remind dog owners to clear
up after their dogs. There are poo bins near each entrance to
playing field. Also dogs should be kept on a lead on and around
the playing field. Thank you.
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So have no fear… Do not be afraid… So do not be afraid… and for our comfort Jesus tells us ‘You are of more value than………….
Stay Alert, Control the Virus, Save Lives.
“Daily Hope’”24 hour phone line from the Church of England prayers, hymns, and reflections 0800 8048044
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HAUGHLEY PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
TUESDAY 16TH JUNE, 2020
Please note:
The Annual Parish Meeting, due Wednesday May 13th 2020 and the Annual General Meeting, due Tuesday May 19th 2020 were cancelled, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Council has continued to function within national guidelines. Please see the Parish website, for more comprehensive information. The Parish Council is continuing to meet using Zoom video technology in line with changes to the regulations which came into force on 4th April. Full minutes of ALL meetings are available on the Parish website. Here are some specific issues and updates, which we want to bring to your attention. Traffic Consultation Our County Councillor, Andrew Stringer has been sent a request for action on recommendations highlighted in a report of the analysis of gathered data. Actions have been requested to tackle road speed limits, traffic flow and HGVs. Development in Haughley Land East of King George Playing Field: developer Bloor. Preparations to set up site due to begin end of June. Fishponds Way: developer Bellway. No firm date yet for work to begin, but anticipated to start in the 3rd quarter of this year. Gallowsfield Wood: The rough sleeper appears to have vacated the site. Litter Picker A risk assessment has enabled her to return to work. We look forward to seeing her out and about in the evenings and at weekends. Cont’d …..
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SMALL ADS
Deadline for inclusion in next issue is Wednesday 19th August
WANTED: If you have 2 kittens you want to re-home please call
07963876413
All small Ads, max 20 words, should be sent to: Email:
Anne Ardley, Oulton Cottage, The Folly, Haughley
The following Terms and Conditions apply to all ads in this section: The Parish News takes no
responsibility for the quality, safety, condition or true value of the items placed in the Small Ads
Section. The Parish News Editors maintain the power of veto on the suitability of the Adverts.
Ads will be placed on a first come first served basis and held chronologically for space in the
magazine.
Please note that the ‘Small Ads’ service has been introduced for the benefit of Haughley and
Wetherden residents. Commercial advertisers may advertise in this section on payment of a fee,
only if there is no advertising space available elsewhere in the Parish News.
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Planning Application: DC/20/02001: Application for works to tree(s) in conservations area. Applicant to be asked seek advice of the MSDC Tree Officer before proceeding. Planning Decisions: determinations made by MSDC: DC/20/01051: Bridge Farm, Haughley New Street, Haughley, IP14 3JN: Listed Building Consent has been GRANTED. DC/20/01745: Castle Barn, Duke Street, Haughley, Stowmarket, Suffolk IP14 3QS: Listed Building Consent has been GRANTED.
Playing Field: keeping equipment safe and secure Work on the provision of a purpose-built secure storage facility is progressing after a series of recent break-ins and thefts of equipment. Locality grant support via Rachel Eburne, District Councillor and pledges by all user groups to contribute funding has been secured, but further fund-raising will be needed. Councillor Yvonne Hannan, on behalf of Haughley Parish Council
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NEWS FROM YOUR DISTRICT COUNCILLORS Covid 19 response and news: While the Council is moving to a “new normal” the emergency help for the Covid 19 response remains in place: emergency telephone number 0800 876 6926 available 7 days a week from 9am to 5pm. There have been over 250 community groups across Mid Suffolk and Babergh districts helping to deal with the crisis. Grants: There are a number of grants available to businesses and organisations – small business, retail, hospitality and leisure grants, business rates relief grants and discretionary grants. If you have not received a grant and you think your business or organisation is eligible, visit www.miduffolk.gov.uk to apply or contact one of us. Safer shopping and outdoor activity: As lockdown eases, the Council has been working with Town and Parish Councils as well as the County Council to ensure local high streets are safe for shopping. The Council has also been working with the County Council to set up temporary changes for improved cycling routes across the district. Investments: The Council’s commercial investment vehicle, CIFCO, has shown a £3.5 million loss over the last 12 months. This is on the book value of the assets that have been brought which include an office block in Epsom and a car showroom in Milton Keynes. CIFCO provides income to the Council, from rents earned, but we are concerned this will be severely limited this year providing very little return to the Council. Locality Grants: Each Councillor has a £7,350 in grants to provide to local community groups in the current financial year. In Haughley we are contributing towards the storage improvements at the Pavilion. If your community group needs funding, please get in touch. Councillor Keith Welham Councillor Rachel Eburne [email protected] [email protected] Telephone 01449 673185 Telephone 01449 673311
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PHOTO COMPETITION
“Green”
Thank you to those who have already submitted their entries.
If you haven’t, it is not too late. With the postponement of the May Haughley Festival the deadline date for submissions will now be later in the year (date to be advised in due course). So, we still want your “Green” photos. Photos may be, for example, of something green, it could be a green object, green countryside, or alternatively could be something that reflects the ECO theme of this year’s Haughley Festival. Photos may be landscape or portrait format. Entry Classes
Adults (16+), Junior (under 16)
The winner in each of the 2 classes will have his/her photograph framed and will receive a £15 book token. In addition, the 20 best photos will be mounted and displayed in St Mary’s Church Haughley where they will be exhibited.
How to Enter
You can submit up to 3 photos. Please email them to [email protected] including your name, address, telephone number, entry class (adults or junior) and photo title(s). The closing date for entries will be advised in due course.
Terms & Conditions 1. This competition is open to amateur photographers only and photos must
have been taken during 2019 or 2020. 2. Entrants will retain the copyright in the photos they submit. By entering the
competition entrants agree to allow St Mary’s Haughley to use images freely for future promotional purposes.
Competition sponsored by Eastern Frames Picture Framing
www.easternframes.co.uk ● email [email protected] ● 01449 675897
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01359-242601
www.elmswell-history.org.uk Due to the continuing health emergency, we cannot meet as a group until September, at the earliest. Therefore,
several of our recent meetings were cancelled, as will be our 9
th July outing, but the committee hopes to be able to convene
in August to discuss and decide what our next steps will be. Meanwhile, we hope you will all keep safe and healthy, and we look forward to meeting again together in the Autumn which, with any luck, will be in our newly rebuilt Wesley Hall. Publicity for Wetherden’s lovely ‘Library’ If you are still having to remain at home for the majority of the day (or even if not) and have run out of good old-fashioned books while most ‘normal’ libraries remain closed, why not visit Wetherden’s super mini library in their re-purposed phone box by the car park opposite the Maypole pub. There you’ll find heaps of donated books of every type, available at absolutely no charge, and where it is easy to remain “socially distanced” because it will accommodate just one person at a time. It is open 24/7, so why not stock up for this year’s ‘staycation’ - enjoy!
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HAUGHLEY JOINT CHARITIES CALL FOR APPLICATIONS FOR VOUCHERS
Dating back to medieval times and amalgamated in 1928 from four separate charities for the relief of the poor of the parish, Haughley Joint Charities provides assistance in some small way to those in the parish of Haughley who were most in need. Haughley Joint Charities Trustees are now seeking those in the parish of Haughley who might benefit most from a small gift at Christmas time. The gift will be in the form of vouchers, each to the value of £10 to be spent in one of the nominated retail outlets in Haughley. If you live in the Parish of Haughley and wish to apply, please do so, stating your full name and address and saying why you should receive a voucher. Please address your application by post to:
Mrs. C. Pizzey Clerk to the Trustees 2 Broomspath Road Stowupland Stowmarket IP14 4DB
Or by email to: [email protected] Or by email to: [email protected] Or phone Alf Hannan at 07714697367 If you know of anyone that needs specific help and you would like to discuss making an application on their behalf, contact one of the trustees named below. Trustees: Rachel Eburne, David Fleetwood, Alf Hannan, Kieron Palmer, Rev. Brin Singelton Clerk: Claire Pizzey
ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE TREATED IN THE STRICTEST CONFIDENCE
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ALEXANDRA PALMER
&
THE PALMER FAMILY
We would like to thank everyone for all their very kind wishes, cards and gifts on the birth of our daughter,
Alexandra Grace Margaret Christine Palmer
on
Wednesday 22nd April 2020
Following a rather interesting delivery, the sixth generation came into this world at 2.33pm weighing 6lb 1oz to the delight of us both and her grandparents, Kenneth and Christine Palmer.
We have been deeply touched by all the messages and send everyone our warmest thanks.
Kieron Palmer, James, Alexandra
& The Palmer Family
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Chairman: Mr Tim Hart Vice Chair: Mr R Buttle Secretary: Mr Lewis Van Slyke Email: [email protected]
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Belong: By Joining our branch you will build relationships and share great experiences with like-minded people.
Support: Whether it’s fundraising, helping out at Remembrance events or being a shoulder to lean on - members contribute to making sure that we are able to deliver services for our Armed Forces Community.
Do: Provide support through our Branch Community Support programme, help your branch engage the community or use your skills in a branch committee role.
Due to the current pandemic meetings are currently on hold.
To view our latest newsletter or our full calendar of events go to our website:
www.britishlegion.org/branches/Haughley
Or search
Haughley Royal British Legion
www.thehaughleywarmemorial.wordpress.com
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JULY NEWSLETTER “There is a right time and a right way to do everything, but we know so little!” Ecclesiastes 8:6 Good News Translation (GNT) Normally, in July school children would have been looking forward to their summer break from school. But this year many have already been off school since mid- March. In July we look forward to Summer holidays which for many is a trip to the airport and a flight to some holiday resort. But this year many find their chosen holiday cancelled. And, of course in July we look forward to hot summer days. But this year we have had many a hot day in May! We know that in normal times there is a right time for things to happen….but these are not normal times. However, despite so many changes to what we might expect at this time of the year there are some things that still tell us that there is a right time. My garden is one place that tells me what time of the year it is…well on the whole…..the potatoes and other vegetables know that summer into autumn is the time for them. And my first strawberry (Oh what a delight) needed the sun, and plenty of water before it was ready. We can see at their best in July the Delphiniums, Agapanthus, lavender various Clematis, Dahlias and so many more flowers. Even though the time is not right this year for us to open our gardens to share these flowers with others the time will be right to dead head the various flowering plants so that we can continue to enjoy their beauty long into the summer. There is also the right time to celebrate certain things this month. Believe it or not July 2 is “I Forgot Day”; July 11 is “Cheer Up the Lonely Day”; and one of my favourites is July 28 which is “National Milk Chocolate Day”. These days don’t change and come about every year at the same time. We also know that there is a right way of doing things. My finger tells me that hitting it with a hammer is not the right way of getting a nail into a piece of wood. But I’m never too old to learn!
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COPY DEADLINE
for the
September issue Wednesday 19th August
Submit to:
The Editor, Oulton Cottage,
The Folly, Haughley
Or (preferably) by email: [email protected]
UNITED REFORMED
CHURCH
NEW MINISTRY
The United Reformed churches
in Stowmarket, Mendlesham,
Stowupland and Debenham
along with the URC members
at Haughley welcome The Revd
Robert Sheard to his new
Pastorate.
Owing to Covid-19 Robert’s induction will be a virtual one with a celebration to be held at a later date. He is due to start on the 12
th July.
We wish him well.
….. Cont’d Over the past few months most of the world has learnt the right way of behaving during a pandemic. We have learnt again the art of community. We’ve learnt to be grateful to the NHS and all who have kept us going. Perhaps one of the most important things is that we have realised that unless we all take responsibility and ownership of our actions, across spheres, we are all at risk. With God there is so much still to know and we may never, on this earth, get the full picture but God knows the appropriate time for all things and God knows the response he would have us give. So, may we, in times of difficulty, think of those around us and those around the world so that we ensure that we act at the right time and in the right way in every situation. Anne Scarff (Secretary to the Stowmarket Group of Churches)
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For all your plumbing,
bathroom and kitchen needs
contact David Howard
Call: 07917 003 880 / 01449 672844
Email: [email protected]
Church View, Haughley, Suffolk
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Would you like to advertise
your business?
For advertising rates contact
Anne :
01449 6780409
or
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DIRECTORY
PLACES OF WORSHIP Parish Churches of Haughley and Wetherden Priest in Charge: Rev Brin Singleton, 01449 770921, [email protected] Haughley Ch Warden: Dr J Gibson & Pip Jackson Wetherden Ch Wardens: Ann Cooke & Mike Tuffin Wetherden Lay Elder: Mr R Elbourne 01359-245118 The Baptist Church Wetherden Minister: Hugh Davis: 01359 242435 Secretary: J W Rushbrook: 01359-240118 United Reformed Church, Stowmarket The Revd Robert Sheard Secretary: Anne Scarff: 01449 774792 [email protected] Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady, Stowmarket Father Ioan Sandor: 01449 612946 Local:Mrs Joy Rowe: 01449-673008 PARISH AND DISTRICT COUNCIL Haughley Parish Council Chairman: Alf Hannan, [email protected] Clerk: Claire Pizzey, [email protected] Wetherden Parish Council Chairman: Chris Harcourt, [email protected] Clerk: Christine Mason: 07545783987 [email protected] District Cllr: Rachel Eburne: 01449-673311 Member of Parliament Jo Churchill: 0207 2198487 DOCTORS, SCHOOLS, & ESSENTIAL SERVICES Haughley Post Office: 01449-676789
Health Centre, Stowmarket 01449-776000 Health Centre, Woolpit : 01359-240298 Health Centre, Mendlesham(Chapel Rd):01449 767722 Bacton Manor Farm Surgery: 01449-781777 Combs Ford Surgery, Stowmarket 01449-678333 Haughley Crawfords VCP School 01449-673253 Stowupland High School: 01449-674827 Haughley Pre School Playgroup: 07880 738781 Anglian Water: 08457-145-145 British Gas: 0845-609-1122 UK Power Networks: 0800 31 63 105 (power cuts) Refuse Collection: 0845 606 6067 Police – Safer Neighbourhoods Team 01284-774100 or email : [email protected] or if urgent & you need immediate assistance dial 999 Wetherden Street lighting: 0800 591055 HALL BOOKINGS Haughley Village Hall: Lyn Allum 07837 953266 or email: [email protected] Maxwell Charnley Community Room: booking: 01449 676789 Ron Crascall Pavilion: Thirza Shaw: [email protected] or 07786 375441 Haughley Scout Hut: Richard Stacy 01449 673311 Wetherden Village Hall: Keith Watts 07528 065250 [email protected] or www.wetherdenvillagehall.com Haughley Football Club: Ian Wilkinson 01449 773399 or Lee Forsdyke 07472 902302
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LOCAL VOLUNTARY CLUBS & ORGANISATIONS Bellringers Haughley - practice 1
st
Mon evening in month Richard Coe 01449-674229 Bellringers Wetherden - practice Tues evening at church: Basil Hart 01359-241954 Bowls Club - at George V Playing Field Haughley: Tony Offord 07766 216926 Carpet Bowls – Weds evenings, Wetherden Village Hall, James Rand: 07972 633518 Choir Haughley - practice Thurs evening: Janet Sheldrake 01449 737247 English Country Dance Group: Ron Coxall Hall 01449 672658 Thursday Haughley Village Hall Friday (except 2
nd Friday) Wetherden
Village Hall H.A.T.S. Haughley Amateur Theatrical Society: Lindsey Philpot: 01449 675703 or Lynne Mahon: 01449 674085 Haughley in Bloom: Yvonne Hannan, 07531 774438 Haughley IT Squad: [email protected] Haughley Hoofers Clog Dancers: practice Sun eve Oct-Apr at Village Hall, Gill Brett: 01449-673518 Haughley Parish Neighbourhood Plan: Chris Adams: 01449 674411 Haughley Royal British Legion: Branch Chairman: Tim Hart 01449 613680 Haughley Utd - at George V Playing Field: Lee Forsdyke 01449-615579 Haughley and Wetherden Twinning Association: Chairman, David Ward: 01359 241554. Email: [email protected]
Haughley Voluntary Service: Co-ordinator: Reg Willsher 01449 258846 [email protected] Office: 07594 674009 is open to take calls for transport Monday to Friday from 10.00am to 12 noon. 1
st Wetherden & Haughley Scout
Group: Group Scout Leader: Catherine Winter 01449 781372 [email protected] Wetherden FC - Jonathan Lewis (Manager) 01449-678234 or Trudy Hooper (Secretary): 01842-754170 Wetherden History Group: Pat Tuffin 01359 240396. Wetherden Table Tennis Club: Keith Watts 01359 240779 or Dennis Smith 01359 241166 Wetherden Tennis Club: Tamara Hunt: 07971 193433 [email protected], or Sonia Jewers: 07900 272877 Whist Drive - monthly, Wetherden Village Hall: James Rand 07972 633518 WI Haughley - 1
st Wed in month,
7.30pm, in Haughley Village Hall: Mrs. Marian Adams 01449 674411 HAUGHLEY & WETHERDEN PARISH NEWS Advertising/Copy: Anne Ardley 01449 678040 or email:[email protected] Copy Assistant:Elizabeth Ardley-Walker Treasurer– David Bryant Cover Design – David Ribbans Printing - Digital Copy Centre 01449 678100
All details correct at time of printing.
Please inform Editor of any changes ASAP.
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Business Directory
Animal Health Haughley Veterinary Centres 20 Stowe Veterinary Group 27 Bathrooms/Bedrooms/Kitchens DH Home Improvements 24 Kevin Hollings 23 Beauty Care Darby House of Beauty 22 Boilers/Heating/Oil Tanks Andy Keeble Boiler Service 26 M A Heating Services 23 Tank Change Ltd. 25 Builders\Home Improve-ments Clarkes of Walsham 25
Kevin Rodwell Building 31
Cakes Amazing Cakes by Jean 30
Car/trailer/Motorcycle Servicing/Sales Autoperfection 28 John Bull Motors Ltd 31 Lamberts Service Station 36 Ray Goudy Trailer repairs 29 S&P Motacare 29 Carpets & Flooring Mill Carpets 25 Childcare Jan Penfold 25 Chimney Sweep Ecosweep 29 Suffolk Sweep 31
Cleaning Services 4 Cleanright 28
Complimentary Therapies Stowmarket Physio 20 Dressmaking BusyB 20 Electricians & Supplies APS domestic appliance repairs 35 Bolt Electrical Services 24 DK Appliances 29 G. Moore Electrical 26 Mark Buckle Electrician 30 Pryke Electrical 23 R&Z Electrical 30 Financial Services Beckett Financial 20 Food & Drink Palmer’s Bakery 2 Humber Doucy Brewing Co. 22
Fuels Firewood Logs 27
Funeral Directors Andrew Bingham Funerals 31
Gardening & Landscaping Services Brian Davison 28 Michael’s Gardening 26 Narey’s Garden Centre 28 Shire Landscapes 27
Suffolk Agri Centre 27 Tidy Gardens 23 Holiday Accommodation Red House Farm 25 Jewellers Fox & Co. 36 Mobility Mid Suffolk Mobility 29
Painting & Decorating A P Bowman Decorators Ltd 30 David Kemp Quality Painting 35 House to Home Decorating 31 Steve’s Handyman Services 31 Period Property Restoration Geoff Nicholls & Co 35
Pest Management
RSA Pest Management Services 26 Photocopying / Printing
Digital Copy Centre 27 Picture Framing Eastern Frames 35
Plumbers Andrew Snowling Plumbing 23 Gidney Plumbing & Heating 24 MP Plumbing 17 The Clean Plumber 29 Roofing Services Allum Roofing 26 Thompson Court
Accommodation Rental 24 Entertaining venue 20 Travel/Taxi Superb Travel Suffolk 35
Tree Surgeons/Forestry Tree Surgery Service 30 Windows Michael Brame 25
DISTRIBUTION & DELIVERY
Due to the nature of the Parish News we are unable to publish ‘letters to the Editor’ and whilst
we take every care in ensuring that all the information supplied by the deadline is included,
we take no responsibility for the content of articles and adverts supplied.
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