April 2008 - Village Voices

More documents

Recommendations

Info

Local Contacts Hollesley Village Hall Bookings Christine Gillespie 411562 Boyton Village Hall Bookings Val Murray 410117 Hollesley School Lynne Wright (Headteacher) 411616 Welcome Club Marion Collins 411262 Hollesley Womens Institute Joan Croome 411348 Mothers Union Pat Fleetwood 410409 Hollesley Players Sharon Culley 01728 688446 Whist Drives Jill Cocksedge 411108 Hollesley Bowls Club Roy Winchester 411564 Indoor Bowls Nigel Smith 411549 Phantom Archers Robin & Karrie Langdon 412114 Youth Club Vanessa Bishop 412080 Hollesley Badminton Club Chris Andrews 411126 Junior Soccer Dave Ward 411651 Judo Club Julie Jollife 410483 1 st Sutton Brownies Sonja Patterson 420576 Hollesley Playgroup Noelle Gore 411032 Hollesley Mother and Toddler Rachael Thorp 410460 Marine Life Rescue Head Office 01825 765546 Hollesley Parish Council Dennis Driver (Chairman) 411707 Noelle Gore (Clerk) 411032 Boyton Parish Council Keith Lilley (Chairman) 411409 Alan Hall (Clerk) 411432 District Councillor Rhona Sturrock 411082 County Councillor Rosie Clarke 412178 Thames Coastguard 01255 673228 Community Police Officer PC Andy Warne 01473 613500 Hollesley Commons Nick Mason 411150 Community Car Service Janet Gardiner 01473 630866 April 2008 page 2 www.villagevoices.org.uk
Notes from New Hollesley owners with Woodbridge big plans School Parish Council Swing Band Concert 6th March Two of the most charismatic buildings in our area are now in the Churches were built to the glory of God, enthusiastic ownership Barry Towler, Emergency Planning of Tammy Madge and Officer gave a report on the most recent her partner Michael storm that hit the area over 1st – 2nd Chittenden. March. Trees had been blown over, in and those builders of the past must have had a great deal of knowledge about design as so many of the churches have excellent acoustics. particular at Oak Hill where they had gone Woodhall Manor on the The church was a perfect sound box for the through power lines resulting in power outskirts of Shottisham young people of Woodbridge School failure for 36 hours affecting around 100 is currently receiving a Swing Band to show off their skills in homes. EDF were asked for generators, thorough renovation, solos and in the group. This was really but these were only available from the which will be completed brought home at the concert held at north of England! Following this incident in early spring. The Hollesley Church. At one stage the bass Barry is looking into several issues and ancient and very elegant guitar player was tuning up at the front and will report back to the PC. manor house is Woodhall we Manor at the is back well over literally 400 felt years the old air vibrating Elizabethan, and was built in 1566 on the on panelling,) those deep the low Nelson notes, Room a wonderful (views of Travellers – It was reported that 31 sites site of a much older Saxon manor. It was effect. the lake and gardens,) or the Tapestry need to be found for travellers in this area completely restored in 1903. with sites requiring a piece of land with The Room, musical which feast is of equipped swing, with jazz, plasma blues and water. Travellers will pay Council Tax and rock TV, music home brought cinema the and whole all the building latest in Tammy, who is almost new to Suffolk, be required to keep the site clean and tidy. alive. home The entertainment. music brought The back Banqueting memories of and Michael (who went to Farlingaye our Suite courting is located days in (which, the adjacent for some, Country were school) have also bought the much-loved Police – No crimes to report this month. quite Club, a number and can of accommodate years ago). From 120 diners. Sorrel Horse pub in Shottisham. Vital Two escapees from Hollesley Bay. Ellington There are and a dozen Sweeney, luxury, Wyche en-suite and improvements have been made, and the Trouble with motor bikes on the Heath. Rodgers bedrooms. and Ellis and Shepherd, it was a pub is now successfully run by full-time programme to get people’s feet tapping. chef Tom Fox and his partner Frankie. Annual Parish The The saxophones, Elizabethan trumpets, house and trombones, the ancient horn, thatched clarinets, pub are piano, integrated guitar, double parts of bass Woodhall Meeting Manor was Thursday a private home up and Tammy drums and directed Michaels’s by Paul business Shepherd plan, were until April 2007 after being a hotel for April 17th 7.30pm played and will bya complement group of young each people other: who guests had fifteen years. In its latest reincarnation it practiced at the house hard can and enjoy achieved meals something at the Sorrel will Hollesley again be a private Village home, but with Hall a about Horse, which and they also can the fine be very walks proud. along the big difference. It will host weddings, Deben, as well as Sutton Hoo, Snape charity Village events, residents balls, are invited lavish birthday to hear the Maltings Thank and other you to local all of attractions. them. parties annual and reports business from Parish conferences, Councillors, and it will Police, also Prison be a superb, Governor historical and various site that will organizations excite film on directors all matters searching which affect for an authentic the community. location The for Parish their latest Council period invite productions. members of the public to voice their Thanks Village also Voices to all readers those who may worked feel to make reassured the evening that the a success manor house, by raising gardens funds and adjacent of about £600. farmland, We hope together to arrange with the another iconic concert Sorrel Horse next year. pub are in thoughtful concerns or appreciation about local Guests issues. at events and conferences will use and caring hands. (See colour photo p.4) the Bishops Room, (ornate ceiling, oak Come and have your say! Laurie Forsyth Malcolm Fleetwood www.villagevoices.org.uk April 2008 page 35 3 Photo Supplied
Page 1: Village Voices The local magazine f
Page 5 and 6: YOUTH TALK £100 cheque from Villag
Page 7 and 8: A Celebration of Schools Music 2008
Page 9 and 10: DATES FOR YOUR DIARY 19TH DATES FOR
Page 11 and 12: they needed could be caught within
Page 13 and 14: Shingle Street Coastguard Shingle S
Page 15 and 16: £100 Cheque for Hollesley School D
Page 17 and 18: Past Times Rose Bachelor, age 17 in
Page 19 and 20: www.villagevoices.org.uk April 2008
Page 21 and 22: Dear Editor, Dear O deer deer deer!
Page 23 and 24: Scorpions find their sting Casting
Page 25 and 26: with Sunday Club 24th Ministers: JA
Page 27 and 28: From PC Andy Warne In response to y
Page 29 and 30: On the 19th December top of the tab
Page 31 and 32: The Shingle Street Mystery At a Baw
Page 33 and 34: Please keep up the excellent cooper
Page 35: Notes from Hollesley Parish Council

April 2008 - Village Voices

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?