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NEWSLETTERTHE NEEDHAM MARKET

PUBLISHED BY NEEDHAM MARKET TOWN COUNCIL September 2018 - No 504and Distributed Throughout Needham Market Free of Charge

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Needham Market Neighbourhood Plan

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TOWN COUNCIL OFFICETown Council Office,School StreetNeedham MarketSuffolk, IP6 8BB

The office is open to the public Mondays and Thursdays: 10 am to 12 noon.

Telephone:(01449) 722246An answerphone is in operation when the office Is unmanned.

E.mail:[email protected]

Website:www.needhammarkettc.co.uk

Town Council Meetings:These are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at 7:25 p.m. in the Green Room at Needham Market Community Centre.

You are all welcome to attend and will have the opportunity to air your views.

Useful Telephone Numbers: P. 23

TOWN CLERK: DEPUTY TOWN CLERK: Kevin Hunter Kelaine Spurdens

LIST OF TOWN COUNCILLORS: TELEPHONE:

BE Annis (01449) 720531

D Campbell (01449) 720952

TS Carter (01449) 401325

RP Darnell 07790 583162

JE Lea MA (01449) 721544

I Mason (01449) 721162

A Morris (01449) 720161

MG Norris (01449) 720871

KMN Oakes 07702 339971

S Phillips (01449) 721710

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D Spurling (01449) 401443

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M Spurling (01449) 401443

X Stansfield 07538 058304

AL Ward (01449) 720422

COUNTY COUNCILLOR:

A Whybrow 07525 288635

DISTRICT COUNCILLORS:

W Marchant (01449) 720965

MG Norris (01449) 720871

NEEDHAM MARKET LIBRARY School Street, Needham MarketIP6 8BBTel: (01449) 720780 Opening Hours Monday Closed

Tuesday 10am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pm Wednesday 2pm – 7pmThursday 10am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pmFriday 2pm – 5pmSaturday 10am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pm Sunday 11am – 4pm

Needham Market Town Council Newsletter Copy:All copy for the Newsletter mustbe emailed FAO: Kelaine to:[email protected] in word format.

Copy deadline is always the 8thof the month prior to publicationand deadline for the October 2018 Issue is 8th September 2018 please.

All Advertising queries should be referred to Kelaine at the TownCouncil Office on: (01449) 722246 or email as above.

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IntroductionWelcome To The September Newsletter As I write, the rain is coming down in droves, our first full day of rain for weeks and weeks, I can almost hear my garden sighing in relief and getting ready to blossom and bloom. I expect many people will be feeling much better now the weather is cooler, I love it hot and sunny but I am relieved not to have to water the garden for a few days. Well done and thankyou to those who diligently watered the tubs in the High Street during these past hot few weeks!I do hope you will find time to read and reflect on the information provided in the center pages of this Newsletter edition, relating to steps this Town Council has taken to resurrect the Needham Market Neighbourhood Plan. None of us can close our eyes and ignore the challenges faced by our communities - population growth and consequent need for additional housing is fiercely upon us so a positive approach is required.This year, I am hosting the Mayors Grand Quiz at the Community Centre on Friday 28th September at 7.30pm. Jo and Frank

Lea have kindly organized the quiz and carried out all the hard work beforehand and during the quiz for many years now. Monies raised will go to the Mayor’s Charities which, this year, are Needham Market First Responders and Stowmarket Food Bank.

What a tragedy in this day and age that we have people reliant on Food Banks. Both our local Co-op shops have a food donation bin (you have to look hard for it), so please, when you go in just buy an extra tin of peas, pasta or potato’s and ask the staff to mark it up for the food bank.

Please do come along to the Grand Quiz, form teams with your friends or family or come and join a team that’s already here. Come and enjoy yourself, maybe win a raffle prize and enjoy the event in the knowledge you have helped two very well deserving local charities. More details for the Grand Quiz on page 12 of this Newsletter.

Cllr Dawn SpurlingNeedham Market Town MayorChairman of Council


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We are a friendly club who always welcome new members to all our meetings and events. Our meetings consist of a talk, demonstration or activity followed by refreshments. All this in no more than 2 hours!

Programme for start of the Autumn term is as follows:

Sept 11th Call my Bluff

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Sept 25th Everything you wanted to know… - speaker Linda Scoles

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Needham Market W.I.As I am writing this the weather is cool and cloudy with showery rain - BLISS - however it’s supposed to warm up by the end of the week so we must make the most of a few days when we don’t have to water the flowers and vegetables in the garden.

We had a very enjoyable day out at Long Melford Hall with our friends from Wrabness and our talk in July was excellent. Kindra Jones talked to us about ‘A 1000 Years of Fashion’. She explained how she got hooked on historical costume as a teenager doing enactments at Kentwell Hall and then proceeded to take us through the centuries from the Normans up to the Victorians. She had examples of all sorts of clothes from underwear to outerwear and most garments in between. She modelled many of the dresses and afterwards we were able to look more closely at them.

Our meeting in September is our harvest supper when we shall be welcoming visitors from the other institutes in our group to join us.

Visitors are always welcome to join us at our meetings on the second Monday in the month at the Community Centre at 7.30 p.m.

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After the long hot summer our thoughts will be turning to winter planting of the containers to take us into spring. The Sensory Garden and Burial Ground will be tidied for the winter and we will be taking part in the Mayor’s quiz in September.It is time to think about projects and fundraising events for next year and we really appreciate the assistance we receive from the Town Council, businesses and the general public. New members to our group are very welcome. It is not hard work, you do not have to give lots of time and you do not need to be an expert. The next meeting will be held on 29th September at the Community Centre at 10.00 a.m. or contact Vera on: (01449) 723424.P.R.

The Jubilee Ladies ChoirLast term the Choir enjoyed a lovely day at the Ely Cathedral Flower Festival where we performed to a packed audience in The Lady Chapel. We also had a very appreciative audience at the United Reformed Church in Stowmarket for our ‘Music for a Summer Evening’ Concert.Out next term begins on 4th September. We look forward to singing familiar songs, learning some new ones and planning our next concerts.Are you thinking about joining a choir? Why not come and give us a try? We are a very friendly and enthusiastic group. You are welcome to come along to a couple of rehearsals and join in or listen before making up your mind. We meet on Tuesday evenings at the United Reformed Church in Stowmarket from 7.30pm to 9.30pm in term time. Please contact our Chairman, Di Balaam on: (01449) 736374 in the first instance.If you would like the choir to sing at your event, please contact Norma Bolton on: (01449) 740439 Follow the choir on Facebook, where you can see photographs and listen to rehearsal and concert tracks.


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Needham Market Raft RaceWhat a beautiful day we had for the 2018 Raft Race! A tough fancy dress competition: A biplane surrounded by famous/traditional Britons (winner); Buckingham Palace and the Coldstream Guards; The ‘Mines a Double’ tennis court complete with umpire’s chair and Del and Rodney’s car from only ‘Fools and Horses’.

The Burgess Ladies kept us entertained with their grit and determination to finish and the 4 Non-Bonds won the Tracey Cadman Challenge for the fastest lap in the time trials. The East Suffolk Morris Men entertained us at half time and Encore Wellness lifted the Raft Race trophy after a hard fought final.

It was great to see the sportsmanship that makes the raft race what is: the lending of oars and boats to let people continue competing; jumping off rafts for the crowds and hugs and handshakes galore after the final.

So, was it ‘A Very British Raft Race’? You bet it was, the day makes us all proud to be British.

It was unfortunate to clash with the England football match but WE WON, so a great day all round.

The Raft Race would not be possible without our many friends and sponsors.....so thank you to MSDC, Needham Market Car Boot, our Mayor Cllr Dawn Spurling, Kev Ballard, Martin Spurling, Mike Vorndran, Jim Darrah and Hella Crosby. Matt Last, Dawn Winder, Wendy Wiltshire and Alex Clarke. The Scouts for doing such a great job with the car park and helping to set up. To our lifesavers Pam and Jeremy who have done it so often they have their own t-shirts! To our sponsors Sackers, Kerridges, PPG, Town and Village Properties, Fine Finishes and everyone that donated a prize for the raffle.

We hope you had a great afternoon, we did and see you all again next year!

Encore Wellness Winners of the Grand Final, with the mayor, Dawn Spurling

The Encore Wellness team as they win the Raft Race

The Mayor, Dawn Spurling, presents 4 non Bonds with their prize for the fancy dress

Needham Market and District Family Carer GroupThe Group meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month in the Green Room at Needham Market Community Centre, 11am - 1.00pm. We have had a break during August and our next meeting will be held on the 11th September.

All our meetings include tea/coffee, a chat and some include creative and restorative activities or a speaker. We also like to get out and about, in June we hired the Community Bus to take us to Lavenham where we had a walk and a very enjoyable lunch.

We are a very friendly group and would love to see new members at our meetings. We appreciate that, as a carer, it may be difficult for you to get away but you don’t have to spend the whole of the two hours with us. Pop in for a short break and you will receive a warm welcome.

If you would like to know more about the group, please contact Vera on: (01449) 723424. We look forward to meeting new friends.


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CommunityBury St Edmunds and Stowmarket Cats Protection This month we are hoping to re-home Candie, a very pretty long haired tortoiseshell female aged about two years. Unfortunately, she wasn’t happy in a busy household with a lot of young children but, she is a sweet natured cat who loves to play and climb and is very fond of treats! She is not a lap cat at the moment but with patience and a calm, loving household this may well change as she is already gaining in confidence since being in care. Candie would be best suited as an only pet and in a household with older children or an adult only household. Candie is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.

If you are interested in giving a home to Candie or another cat in our care, please ring 01449 674584. More information can be found on our website www.cats.org.uk/bury-st-edmunds and our Facebook page. If your cat has not been neutered and your circumstances mean that you need financial help towards the cost, please ring Margaret on 01284 851055 and leave a message. Your call will be returned as soon as possible.

We have some events booked as follows:-

8th September Autumn Fayre Woolpit Village Hall, IP30 9QX, 2pm – 4pm

20th October Jumble Sale Stowmarket Community Centre, IP14 2BD, 2pm – 4pm

21st October table at Needham Mkt. Craft Fayre, Community Centre 10am – 4pm

We look forward to seeing you there.

Needham Market Neighbourhood WatchAccording to recent reports it appears that as far as Needham Market is concerned, petty crime has been relatively non-existent over the last couple of months. I hope I am not tempting providence by saying this but if it is true, long may it continue. It is certainly evident as you walk around town that we are becoming more conscious of protecting our property; thankfully you don’t see so many bicycles left unprotected on lawns or garage doors left open just waiting for the opportunist thieves to take advantage. I have even seen CCTV cameras fitted on some properties. We do still need to remain vigilant, take registration numbers and report to the police if, in your opinion, the vehicle looks suspicious. It won’t be wasting their time; it could be just the thing they are looking for to complete the jigsaw to make a prosecution.

Unfortunately, scams keep coming daily either by telephone or internet. I don’t think there is a house in Needham Market that has not received a fake call from somebody claiming to be from BT saying there is a fault on the line and press this button to get it sorted or from HMRC telling us we owe them money and if we don’t pay now we will be prosecuted. If we have a computer we get emails informing us there is a virus on our computer and they need access to correct the problem. We also receive calls from fraudsters saying they are from our bank or building society telling us that our account has been compromised and they need details from us to save us losing all the money in the account. Whatever you do please ignore all these types of calls or emails; in every case the fraudsters are attempting to get money and personal information from us such as bank details, address and age etc. The less information you part with the better so please ignore these calls and put the phone down straight away. The banks, building society, HMRC or the police will never phone you asking for personal details or account or pin numbers and, rest assured, the phone companies will never cut you off without sending you a letter and assessing your situation with a visit.

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Have you ever wondered about Orchard Barn? ‘I did and I never really understood what they were about until I visited them following a presentation at Battisford and Combs Gardening Club.

Even then it was still difficult to pin down what Orchard Barn is about. Nobody lives there. People come and work there giving their time as and when they can. So what were they doing? Essentially people, from children to those a good bit older, were doing some very practical things, sharing their skills and learning new ones to do with the ways people used to build houses and live, making best use of their environment.

We hear a lot about the environment these days and I like others, have come to the conclusion that there is something distinctly unsatisfying about our throw away, consumer dominated way of life especially if we consider what we are leaving behind for future generations. I seem to spend my time chasing my own tail trying to pack more and more into my day and yet still not have the time to appreciate and enjoy much of it. I felt that I needed an injection of New Perspective.

So, with little understanding, I went along to Orchard Barn for a “Tree to Timber” day -I can tell you that I am very glad I did!

Everything had been made by hand from the timber frame walls to the shingles that roofed it. I thought I had walked into Tolkien’s Hobbiton. My overriding impression of this barn – restored by people power – and of the 1.5 acre plot in which it sits, was its beauty. We live with things generally made by machines with neat, clean lines but when something is made by hand, it has character. It holds something of the character of the people who made it, whether a building or wooden spoon.

In short, I felt surrounded by things that held a life to them!’

Anna’s account of her first experience is to be continued …

If you fancy a warm welcome and think that a bit of hands on experience would be of interest, please come to our Heritage Open Afternoon: Saturday 8th September from 2pm to 4.30 pm. We are to be found to the SW of Mill Road, Battisford, IP14 2LY. Admission is free. There is a guided tour at 3pm.

An everyday murder mystery radio play about the villagers in the fictional village of Hambridge performed by the

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Needham Market & Barking Welfare CharitiesC/o Needham Market Town Council Office

School Street, Needham MarketSuffolk, IP6 8BB, Tel: (01449) 722494

[email protected] ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING

The Trustees invite you to attend their Annual Public Meeting, during which you will have the opportunity to hear about the work of the Charity and ask any

questions you may have.To be held at 7.30pm

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With guest Speaker Hannah Reid, Community Action Suffolk,

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Community Action Suffolk can help small organisations and charities with a multitude of things from funding

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Funded children and fee paying families welcome.

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CommunityChernobyl Children’s Lifeline & Charity ShopThis year, whilst the weather was fantastic, it also presented problems trying to work and occupy 15 children at the same time! Although the heat was really hard for us to deal with it didn’t seem to bother the children who are used to very hot summers in Belarus.

A big thank you must go out to Stowmarket Football Club for allowing us the use of their facilities every day and for letting the children run in the water sprinklers on the hottest day of the year.

We had great success (if you can call it that) at the Dentist’s this year with only 15 extractions and 21 fillings being carried out and, for the first time in 11 years , having started at 8.30 am we were finished before lunch! This was a record especially as in past years we had all been working flat out until 6:00 pm.

The children enjoyed many outings, most sponsored by local businesses and people in the community. These included trips to Easton Park Farm, Chessington World of Adventure, Felixstowe Beach, Fred Lasts private Railway, The Circus and Beach at Great Yarmouth just to mention a few. We are of course tremendously grateful to all of you who have continued to support us over the years, I just don’t know where the time has gone. In 2007 my husband and I hosted a little girl called Nastia who was 7 years old, little did we know what it was leading to!

All the photos taken during the visit have now been uploaded to our photo website and can be viewed by clicking on the following link. You will need to use the username of member and password of Viewfotos1* (case sensitive) http://alphacenturi.com/ccll

There is also a link to a video which was shown at the leaving party covering the highlights of the visit. This can also be found at our website www.ccllmidsuffolk.org.uk

Finally, we have to turn our thoughts to the next visit which may seem very much in advance but the whole progress is a never ending cycle. We may bring a very small group of children for December, to include Christmas, this is a much lower key and more relaxed visit with a maximum of 6 children in the group. These tend to be slightly older than the summer group with means they will have started to learn English and will be more independent than most of those who come in the summer. Of course we still have an interpreter for the duration of the visit. This is a magical time of the year especially for children who have never experienced Christmas before. In the summer we will again bring a group of 14 children and this will be for the month of July.

If anyone is interested in finding out more about Hosting, please do get in touch with me and I will provide further details.

With grateful thanks as always.

Elizabeth Parker, Link chair, CCLL Midsuffolk, www.ccllmidsuffolk.org.uk Trustee CCLL National, (01449) 760343 / 07771 550868


Needham Market Town Council NewsPublic Right of Way Claim, Barking Road

Please be reminded a Public Enquiry will be held at the Community Café (formerly the Internet Café), School Street on 18th & 19th September. An objection received by The Planning Inspectorate against the making of the Order designating the route (adjacent to the Co-op/Finneys plus flats above building on Barking Road) as a Public Right of Way resulted in this Inquiry. The Town Council would appreciate it if all those who completed a user evidence form could make every effort to attend the Public Inquiry.

New Councillor Elected and Further Co-option

At the Town Council meeting held on 15th August, Town Councillors were pleased to welcome Pat Potter onto Council. Pat was co-opted at the previous Town Council meeting. There is currently a further vacant seat on the Town Council and Councillors will seek to co-opt to this seat at the Town Council meeting to be held on Wednesday 5th September.

Expressions of interest are invited from anyone who satisfies the qualification criteria and wishes to become a Town Councillor. Please contact the Town Council Office (details on page 2 on this Newsletter) for advice on the qualification criteria. There is no application form and expressions of interest can be emailed, posted or handed in to the Town Council Office. The advice I give to those considering expressing an interest is to provide a brief personal overview and what one can add to the Council by way of commitment. Alternative to submitting an expression of interest in advance is for any applicant to come along to the Town Council meeting on 5th September and opportunity will be given for them to make a verbal submission to Councillors during the meeting. Further information on being a Local Councillor can be found in The Good Councillors Guide, which is available on the Suffolk Association of Local Councils website www.salc.org.uk or, hardcopies are available from the Town Council Office.

Kevin Hunter, Town Clerk

Needham Market Football Club

At the time of writing, this season is only a few weeks old and I am unable to give an account of how it’s started, but I will certainly do so in my notes next month.

Listed below are the forthcoming fixtures for all our sides:

1st Team

Mon 27th Aug Leiston HOME League 3:00pm KO

Sat 1st Sept Alvechurch Away League 3:00pm KO

Weds 5th Sept League Cup TBC

Sat 8th Sept FA Cup TBC

Sat 15th Sept Rushall Olympic HOME League 3:00pm KO

Sat 22nd Sept FA Cup TBC

Sat 29th Sept Stourbridge Away League 3:00pm KO

Reserve TeamSat 1st Sept AFC Sudbury Res. HOME League 3:00pm KO

Sat 8th Sept Leiston Res. Away League 3:00pm KO

Weds 12th Sept Ipswich Wanderers HOME League 7:45pm KO

Sat 15th Sept Lakenheath Away League 3:00pm KO

Tues 25th Sept Wivenhoe Town Away League Cup 7:45pm KO

Sat 29th Sept Haverhill Borough HOME League 3:00pm KO

U18 TeamThurs 30th Aug Coplestonians HOME League 7:45pm KO

W/c 3rd Sept Swaffham Town Away FA Youth Cup 7:45pm KO

Weds 12th Sept Hadleigh United Away League 7:45pm KO

Thurs 27th Sept Stowmarket Town HOME League 7:45pm KO

Please remember to check out our website www.needhammarketfc.co.uk for all the latest news.

Mark Easlea, Club Secretary

Needham Market Football Club


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MAY 17 2017- Save the date in your diary. No longer in full-time employment or raising a family? The University of the Third Age gives you the chance to develop your interests, make new friends and enjoy yourself. So if you fancy Sharing your interests or skills or learning new ones, this could be your chance. The U3A is all voluntary – we learn from one another and anyone can start an interest group. Come take a look!

Come along to our OPEN SESSION May 17th 2:30 – 4:30 at the United Reformed Church, High Street Stowmarket. Refreshments will be available as will many of the group leaders will be happy to give you more information about their various activities (for example visits, photography, walking, computing, art, scrabble, bridge, French conversation, singing). Basic membership is just £15 per year and includes the regular talks we arrange. Our website also gives details of the activities and group leaders at:- www.u3astowmarket.org.uk Don’t have internet? You can get more information on 01449 25865.

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MAY 17 2017- Save the date in your diary. No longer in full-time employment or raising a family? The University of the Third Age gives you the chance to develop your interests, make new friends and enjoy yourself. So if you fancy Sharing your interests or skills or learning new ones, this could be your chance. The U3A is all voluntary – we learn from one another and anyone can start an interest group. Come take a look!

Come along to our OPEN SESSION May 17th 2:30 – 4:30 at the United Reformed Church, High Street Stowmarket. Refreshments will be available as will many of the group leaders will be happy to give you more information about their various activities (for example visits, photography, walking, computing, art, scrabble, bridge, French conversation, singing). Basic membership is just £15 per year and includes the regular talks we arrange. Our website also gives details of the activities and group leaders at:- www.u3astowmarket.org.uk Don’t have internet? You can get more information on 01449 25865.

Wednesday September 19 Save the date in your diary.• Are you semi-retired or retired?• Would you like to share interests or hobbies with like-

minded people?• Would you like to learn new interests?• Would you like to join other people for visits, walks,

lunches, monthly talks etc.?The local group currently has around 200 members and we would like more people to join us.We are holding an OPEN SESSION on Wednesday September 19th from 2:30 – 4:00p.m. at the United Reformed Church, Ipswich Street, Stowmarket, IP14 1AD.

Come along and see what we do. We would love to meet you. Free refreshments will be available.Many of the group leaders will be available to give more information about their various activities. So, if you fancy learning a new skill or having a new interest, this could be your chance. Basic membership is just £15 per year.

Website:If you cannot wait until then or cannot make the date our website gives details of how to join and how to contact the individual members who have generously offered to be group/ subject coordinators. www.u3astowmarket.org.ukTelephone:If you do not have access to the internet you can get more information on Tel: (01449) 722290.

Scorpion Martial Arts Academy recently held a free Ladies Self-defence WorkshopChief instructor of Scorpion Martial Arts Academy, Mark Jr Trent - 8th dan blackbelt, recently held a free workshop covering very simple to use but highly effective self-defence techniques for use in all manner of situations. A great turnout of ladies took part and, although there was a very serious side to the training we had lots of fun. Mark has over thirty years of security /door work behind him as well as six years spent in the police specials and five years working in a behavioural unit. Mark has a wealth of experience to share and plenty of ‘hands on’, unlike many instructors who teach self-defence.A big thank you to Needham Market Mayoress, Cllr. Dawn Spurling and husband Martin who allowed use of their Community Cafe to host the workshop.The Scorpion Academy teaches junior karate classes at the Community Centre every Tuesday from 4.30pm to 5.30pm. We are pleased to offer one month for free to all new members.Martial Arts classes run throughout the week for juniors and seniors as well as one to one and small group training. Please call Mark Jr Trent on: 07708 644162 or email: [email protected]

Suffolk Bereavement SupportLetting go is a difficult concept for anyone experiencing the loss of a loved one. The concept of letting go is often a tricky one for those who have lost a loved one. It’s something that is easily misconstrued as forgetting about the person concerned but this couldn’t be further from the truth. It’s really more about accepting what has happened but, acknowledging at the same time that love never dies and, therefore, remains unchanged after death. In our groups we try to give members an understanding that, over time, they can reach a point where the memory of a loved one can be treasured without such an intense focus on what has been lost.If this is meaningful for you in connection with a bereavement, be it recent or further back in time then why not come and join a Suffolk Bereavement Support group? We are here to help. Our afternoon group is held in central Hadleigh on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month from 1.30pm-3.00pm and our Capel St. Mary group meets in the early evening on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month from 6.30pm-8.00pm. Each meeting finishes with refreshments and informal chat. We would love to hear from you if you would like to join us at any time. Please ring Margaret or Patrick: 01206 299832;email: [email protected]; web site: www.suffolkbereavement.org.uk.


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Church News

I’m writing this as the sun beats down, the sky is blue and the school children (and teachers) are on holiday, hopefully enjoying a few weeks of rest and relaxation.

These can be great family times –holidays, shared meals, and time spent together.

They are also weeks where working families have to become great jugglers, with childcare and stretched budgets no doubt causing many a headache.

I do hope that you have all been able to get through the holidays without too many traumas, and that as the new school year begins this month you will look back on an exceptional summer where you’ve been able to create some wonderful memories with friends and relatives.

Now it’s time to look forward to new beginnings. Maybe a new school, a new class, a new teacher, a new uniform, new friends and new experiences for children and teachers alike.

I used to like the start of the school year – new pens and pencils, fresh blank pages in notebooks, new school uniform and that sense of anticipation as I set off on my bike on the first day of term.

Yet, along with the excitement and expectation there’s often a note of apprehension and nervousness as we venture into the unknown. Perhaps you or your children are worried about what lies ahead. I hope this September everyone will be on the lookout for each other - for those who are not as confident, who are fearful of what lies ahead, and be bold enough to offer them your support and friendship.

There’s a song which has this verse: ‘We are pilgrims on a journey, and companions on the road; We are here to help each other walk the mile and bear the load’

Just as people rallied together during the summer, I hope the same philosophy will continue into the autumn and no one will feel lost and alone as they move into their new situations.

Reverend Mary Playford.

Christchurch

CHRISTCHURCH, NEEDHAM MARKET (Methodist/United Reformed Church) High Street, Needham Market IP6 8AP Ministers The Revd Mary Playford (URC): Tel. 01449 711798 The Revd Rita Carr (Methodist) Tel: 01449 612619

Sunday Morning Worship: 10.30 am (Including Creche and Sunday Club) Service of Holy Communion: 2nd Sunday

WEEKDAY ACTIVITIES IN CHRISTCHURCH HALLS

Tiddlers: (For Mums and Babies up to 4 years) Monday 9.30 – 11.15 am (term time) Contact – Victoria; 07725037026

Scrabble Club: Monday 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm New players please contact Sheila Norris on 01449 720871

Knit for Peace: 1st Wednesday 2.30 pm – 4.00 pm Contact – Sheila Norris. Tel:01449 720871

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SPECIAL DATES IN SEPTEMBER

Missionary Meeting: Thursday (please note the day) 20th at 7.30 p.m. Visit of members of the Open-Air Mission team who are in East Anglia for a week from 14th to 20th September.

Harvest Thanksgiving: Our services will be held this year on Sunday 23rd at the usual times of 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.

REGULAR MEETINGS

SUNDAY SERVICES: 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.

BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER MEETING: Tuesdays at 7.30 p.m.

ALL VERY WELCOME

For further information, if you require transport, or you would like a home visit, please phone Peter on: (01394) 271645,

phone or text on 07570 558072, or email [email protected]. You may like to visit our

website at www.needhamchurch.org.uk

CATHOLIC PARISH OF OUR LADY, STOWMARKETParish Priest: Father David Finegan,

The Presbytery, 29 Lockington Road, Stowmarket IP14 1BQ

Tel: 01449-612946 E-mail: [email protected]

MASS TIMES:

Saturdays (First Mass of Sunday)

St Mary’s C of E Church, Woolpit IP30 9QG - 6.00 pm

Sundays

Our Lady’s, Stricklands Road, Stowmarket IP14 1AW - 8.30am & 10.15am

Holy Days

Our Lady’s, Stricklands Road, Stowmarket - 8.00 am, 10.00am and 7.30pm

Weekday services in the Parish are advertised at the front of Our Lady’s Church, in the weekly Newsletter and on the Parish Website www.ourladystowmarket.org.uk

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CommunitySt Elizabeth Hospice Shop, High StreetSummer is winding down and we’re all wondering where the time went! Some of you will be thinking of taking a late holiday, others will be planning a return to school schedules. The shop continues to be there through all the seasons. We will be starting to put out autumn clothing, stocking up on winter activities such as jigsaws and dare I say, beginning to make plans for Christmas! Aaah! Whatever you’re planning please don’t forget to pop into our shop and see what we have on our shelves. It is an ever-changing stock. Those of you who have seen something but not bought it, then come back a week or so later and been disappointed will know how quickly our stock turns over. Maybe we will have an Indian summer and be able to continue to put items outside the shop. The winter will seem shorter if we can continue doing that for as long as possible. Of course, the plus side of dark, wintry days is that the shop lights look lovely, bright and welcoming plus, the shop is warm! We are, of course, always grateful to receive any clothing, handbags, shoes, accessories, jewellery, books, jigsaws, records, CDs, DVDs, books, games, bric-a-brac, small pieces of furniture or anything else you think we might be able to sell. We really need them, so keep them coming in please. Thank you for your continuing support. We look forward to seeing you in the shop in September.

MG, Volunteer


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includes teas/coffees, fruit drinks and snacks

Toys, Crafts, Singing with actions Parents/carers welcome to join in.

Something New at: St John the Baptist Church

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Includes food, fun & friendship. Very informal – games, crafts, conversation,

questions with a bit of Bible, music and prayer added in.

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Next Café Church is at 4pm Saturday16th September in the Ark.

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CELEBRATION WEEKEND 14TH – 16TH SEPTEMBER

As the Parish Church of St John the Baptist re-opens following the extensive Roof repairs

You are all welcome to our events over this weekend Friday 14th September 7.00 p.m. onwards

Baroness Scott of Needham Market our roof funding patron will give a Talk on her time in the house of Lords

Morris Dancing in the Church - Refreshments and Licenced Bar Displays of the work that has been undertaken

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Church open with displays of the Roof work Old registers available to look at

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Sunday 16th September 10.00 a.m. Celebration Service

4.00 p.m. Café Church in the Ark 6.00 p.m. Celebration Songs of Praise

MP Jo Churchill Visiting the Church while under construction

ST. JOHN the BAPTIST CHURCH Revd. Diane Williams: For Weddings, Baptisms and Funerals please ring (01449) 720316 or 07714016554 Church Warden: Linda Ruby: 0754 6222 947

SERVICES for SEPTEMBER 2018

Sunday 2nd 8.00am Said communion (check venue) 10.00am All Age Worship (check venue)

Saturday 8th 9.00am – 5.00pm Church Open for Suffolk H. Bike Ride

Sunday 9th

10.00am Sung Eucharist in Church 3.00pm Harvest Festival at St.Marys Badley

Sunday 16th

10.00am CELEBRATION SERVICE 4.00pm Cafe Church in the ARK 6.00pm CELEBRATION SONGS OF PRAISE

Sunday 23rd 10.00am HARVEST FESTIVAL COMMUNION

Sunday 30th

10.00am Fifth Sunday Service Friday 14th september 7.00pm onwards Talk by Baroness Scott, Morris Dancers, refreshments and licenced Bar. Displays.

Meditation: 3rd Monday in the month at 43 Barking Road

Pause for Prayer Group: 11 – 12 Tuesday mornings in Church

Home Worship: First Monday of month 10.00am 137 High Street

Uvedale Hall Communion 2nd Wednesday in the month 11.15am

Mothers Union 3rd Wednesday at 12.00 in the Ark

Uvedale Hall Bible fellowship 4th Wednesday of the month 11.00am

Tuesday Tots 9.30am in the Ark (Start 11th September)

Christians Together: 10.30am Thursdays at Christchurch (20th September)

PRODUCE STALLS: Sept. 1st (We shall be on pavement close to Church)

COFFEE MORNINGS please watch posters for venue 9.30 – 11.30am Sept. 1st

EVERYBODY WELCOME AT ALL OUR SERVICES www.needhammarketparishchurch.co.uk





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Telephone: (01449) 613631email: [email protected]

www.haywards-solicitors.co.ukFree Car Park Available For Use By Clients.

Healthcare Homes

East Anglia’s most experienced Care Home Operator

Uvedale Hall Residential HomeCoddenham Road, Needham Market, Suffolk IP6 8AX

Telephone: 01449 722250

Barking Hall Nursing HomeBarking, near Needham Market, Suffolk IP6 8HJ

Telephone: 01449 720793

www.healthcarehomes.co.ukCome and see either Home without

any obligation

Staff that Care. Healthcare Homes which runs Uvedale Hall and Barking Hall, has a saying that reveals its strong belief in striking the right balance of care and independence – It’s Your Home, Not Ours.

This philosophy, which applies to all of Healthcare Homes’ residences, is reflected in the friendly help and attention provided by the well-trained staff, whose job is to ensure that every resident feels very much at home.

Steeple View, Stowupland Apartments available for older persons needing care in Stowupland offering:

Self contained apartments

Specifically tailored care plans

Staff team on site 24/7 ensuring a safeand secure environment

Integrated alarm call systems forsecurity

Guest room facilities —why not book atrial nights stay?

Drift Court, Needham Market Apartments available for

independent older persons in Needham Market offering:

Self contained apartments

Specifically tailored support

Dedicated member of staff ensuring asafe and secure environment

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Guest room facilities —why not book atrial nights stay?

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Providing housing, care and support in your local area

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We are proud to be Leaders in Diversity and Investors in People (Silver award) and offer benefits including:

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Staff rewards and bonuses

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Free uniform

Employee awards

Car loans

Free DBS check

Long service awards

Contact us 0345 60 100 30 or visit us at www.orwell-housing.co.uk

60 High Street, Needham Market • Telephone: 720261

BrettsBakery

TRADITIONAL BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS

USING LOCAL INGREDIENTS

BAKED IN ANCIENT BRICK OVENS

Freshly prepared filled rolls, sandwiches & local produce

Sharon’sAlterations

Zips Replaced Hems Shortened/Lengthened Curtains made for Caravan,

Home, Awning, etc.Other alterations available

please call for further

information

Call SharonMobile:

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Over 20 Years Experience

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Paintings • Gifts • Cards • Jewellery

And some surprises!‘We look forward to seeing you’Open: 10am to 5pm, Tues to Sun

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THE SUGARCRAFT STUDIOWedding and Celebration

Cakes Made to Order

Sugarcraft Tools & Equipment

Telephone Pauline

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• Extensions & Alterations• UPVC Fascias and Soffits• Cladding• Patios• Block Paving• Car Ports• Kitchens• Fencing• All trades supplied

Luke BarkerBricklayer

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Geoff CooperCarpenter

07824 827 [email protected]

Community

Theobald’s Endowed FoundationThe Theobald’s Foundation is a charity whose purpose it is to assist local young people with the cost of further education, vocational courses and recognised apprenticeships. The Trustees will also consider grants for projects and activities that encourage personal development. Applications are now being invited, providing they meet the following conditions:

1. The applicant’s parents or guardians currently or have been resident in Needham Market or Barking for a minimum of 5years prior to the application;

2. The applicant attended for not less than 2 years, prior to the age of 16, any local school in, or substantially serving Needham Market or Barking;

3. The applicant is under 25 years of age; Application forms may be obtained from the Clerk to the Trustees: Mrs Louise Mills, 23 School Street Needham Market, IP6 8BB, Telephone( 01449) 722494, Email: [email protected]

Closing date for applications: November 30th 2018 for courses commencing in the autumn term. Other applications will be considered on an ongoing basis throughout the year.

Christians Together In Needham Market

Christians Together Autumn Programme: Starting Thursday 20th September, 2018

10.30am in Room 4 at Christchurch An ecumenical group of Christians

meeting together on Thursday mornings, Open to everyone.

Please do come along, You will be assured of a warm welcome.

Needham Market and District Horticultural SocietyIf you enjoy gardens, growing and learning from experts then consider joining the thriving Needham Market & District Horticultural Society (NM&DHS).

We meet at Needham Market Community Centre on the first Thursday of the month at 7:30pm. Meetings run from February to December with an August break. Outings take place in late May, June and July to make the most of great gardens, at their summer best.

We usually have 50-60 members attending meetings and 40+ for outings.

For a modest membership fee (currently £5 p.a.) Society members enjoy nine evening talks on a variety of gardening related themes. In addition, four visits to gardens and a harvest supper are open to members and guests for a fee.

Despite the slow start to 2018, this year’s visits have all enjoyed perfect weather. Pensthorpe Reserve and Lexham Hall with wonderful rhododendron and azalea were spectacular. An evening visit to Holme House was rewarded with delicious refreshments and as the weather became hotter, Kirtling Tower’s borders looked splendid. In July we visited Elgood’s Brewery garden and Peckover House in Wisbech.

Our meeting on September 6th is themed ‘ Bulbs Galore’ and on October 4th we will hear about Herbaceous Perennials. You are welcome to attend as a visitor.

http://www.nmdhs.onesuffolk.net/

Pamela Cook, Joint Events Secretary: (01449) 768640

Hazel Mackintosh, Joint Events Secretary: (01449) 720753


ELTON HOUSE Convenience, News & More

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MOT’s • All Make Diagnostics • Air Conditioning

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Needham Market Fax: 01449 726015

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SportsNeedham Market Cricket ClubThe Club had mixed results for the last month with an equal number of wins and losses.On 14th August we won away at Feering. They scored 128 for 9 wickets. Mark Dye took 5 wickets for 22 runs off 14 overs. Needham scored 133 for 3wickets with Henry scoring 60 runs. The following week we lost at home to Harwich and Parkeston. They achieved 181 runs and we could only manage 156. Jono took 5 wickets.28th July we won away at Worlington in a very good, close match. Needham held on to win by 4 runs after Jordi put on 51 runs with Neil for the last wicket. Jono again took 5 wickets. It was a brilliant team effort by Needham against the team 2nd in the league and earned a valuable 20 points. The following week we were back to losing again away at Stowupland with a weaker team due to holidays and football commitments. Stowupland scored 238 for 8 wickets and we were well beaten only managing 157 all out against a very fit, young side.Alan Parsons

CRAFT FAIRNeedham Market Community Centre

Sunday 21st October 2018 10am – 4pm

Car Parking A Variety of Crafts

RefreshmentsADMISSION FREE

This is a fundraising event organised by: Needham Market

Community CouncilHave a look on our Facebook page

Contact Marion on: [email protected] for more info.

Pop-up Shop Alert!!VANTASTIC VINTAGE EMPORIUM

Emmaus Suffolk, A charity working to end homelessness,

is Popping UP in Needham Market, Thursday 6th September,

11am - 3.30pm.You will find them between the Library

and the Internet Café, IP6 8BB.Their van will be full of wonderful stuff,

please do come along and have a good look, Whatever the Weather!

Needham Market Library

“Mischief Makers” competitions

Open to all children registered to take part in the

Mischief Makers Summer Reading Challenge

Children aged 9 – 11 Write a story about a Mischief Maker: This could be based on a person or animal you know or a made-up character. Children aged 6 – 8 Create your own Mischief Maker (this can be a person or an animal): Draw a picture of your Mischief Maker and describe what naughty things he/she does. Children aged 3 – 5 Create, and draw a picture of, a Mischief Maker: Don’t forget to give him/her a name!

Closing date for entries: Saturday 1st September 2018

Please remember to put your name, age (as on 1st September), library card number and contact

telephone number on the back of your entry.

Kindly sponsored by: Needham Market Town Council

www.suffolklibraries.co.uk

Needham Market Library“Mischief Makers” competitions

Open to all children registered to take part in the

Mischief Makers Summer Reading Challenge

Children aged 9 – 11 Write a story about a Mischief Maker: This could be based on a person or animal you know or a made-up character.

Children aged 6 – 8 Create your own Mischief Maker (this can be a person or an animal): Draw a picture of your Mischief Maker and describe what naughty things he/she does.

Children aged 3 – 5 Create, and draw a picture of, a Mischief Maker: Don’t forget to give him/her a name!

Closing date for entries: Saturday 1st September 2018

Please remember to put your name, age (as on 1st September), library card number and contact telephone number on the back of your entry.

Kindly sponsored by: Needham Market Town Council

www.suffolklibraries.co.uk


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Police - Emergency: 999Police - Non-Emergency: 101Town Council Office: 722246Mid Suffolk District Council: 724500Doctors’ Surgery: 720666Age UK – Ipswich: 9am-5pm Mon to Fri (01473) 257039 Bury St Eds: 9.30am-1pm Mon to Fri (01284) 757750Childline (24 hr. freephone helpline): 0800 1111Crackdown Drug Hotline (freephone no.): 0800 253 253Crimestoppers: 0800 555 111Alcoholics Anonymous (24 hr. helpline): 0845 7697555Domestic Violence:Suffolk Domestic Violence helpline: 0800 783 5121Women’s Aid Domestic Violence helpline: 08457 023 468 River Flood Line: Mon. - Fri., 8 - 8: Sat. - Sun. 10 - 4: 0845 988 1188Road Flood Line, Scc, Highways 0345 6066067Street Light Faults: Town Council office, or: 0345 606 6171Drugs: Suffolk Free helpline: 0808 800 1122 National Drugs 24 hr: “FRANK”: 0800 77 66 00NSPCC - Child Protection 24 hr: 0808 800 50000Noise Pollution (Environmental Health issues) - during office hours: 01473 826622 - out of hours (not 24 hrs.): 08081 687794Pest and Dog Control Advice: 01473 826622Pest Control Treatment (Mitie): 0844 3350330Benefit Fraud Hotline: 0800 854440Litter Hotline: 01449 778678Refuse Collection: 01449 778678Waste & Recycling: 01449 778678Anglian Water: 08457 145145Women’s Aid Ipswich: 01473 745111 Bury St. Edmunds: 01284 753085Rape Crisis Federation: 01473 715333Social Services: 0808 800 4005Home-Start Mid Suffolk (family support): 01379 678552The Samaritans: 0845 790 9090Relate (Counselling for Family Problems): 01284 767305Cruse Bereavement Care - Local helpline: 01284 767674Victim Support: 01284 717188 Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide 07531 087623

FORTHCOMING EVENTS OPEN TO THE PUBLICForthcoming Events open to the Public

September:Monday 10th W.I 7pm

Monday 10th & 24th Get Crafty too 7pm

Monday 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th Friendly Badminton 10am

Monday 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th Over 55 Bowls 2pm

Tuesday 4th, 11th, 18th, & 25th Slimming World 5:30pm onwards

Tuesday 4th, 11th, 18th, & 25th Scorpion Martial Arts 4:30pm

Tuesday 4th & 18th Spiritual Awareness 7:30pm

Tuesday 11th & 25th Get Crafty 1:30pm

Wednesday 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th Slimming World 9:30am

Wednesday 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th Day Centre 11am

Wednesday 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th Rabble Chorus 10:30am

Wednesday 5th & 19th Town Council 7pm

Thursday 20th Open Mic in the Bar 7:30pm

Thursday 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th Friendly Badminton 10am

Thursday 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th Bosmere Badminton Club

Thursday 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th Ashburnham Club 1pm

Friday 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th Bingo 7:30pm

Saturday 15th Angus Travel

Saturday 22nd Murder Mystery

Sunday 9th Spiritual Group 5pm

Coming up in October:Railway Club Sunday 7th

Craft Fair Sunday 21st

Blood Donors Thursday 25th

Community Centre Events:Useful Telephone Numbers:

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