June 2015 - Holton St Mary`s website

Stratford
St Mary
Higham
Holton
St Mary
Raydon
Quartet
The Parish Magazine
June 2015
Issue 322
Made with love
Hand made knitted cardigans and
jumpers
most colours and patterns
From birth to 4 years
£5.00 each
One of the finest examples of an
early Victorian walnut Chaise
Longue, recently professionally
restored. Must be seen to be fully
appreciated.
Offers in the region of £1000.
Call Anthony Shephard on
07883029461
01473 311226
Wanted
A secure garage in Stratford St.
Mary, or surrounding area, to store
a classic car. Please contact Dave
on 01206 322461.
FOR SALE
A fine example of a late
Regency/early Victorian mahogany
4ft Tiptop breakfast table in original,
unrestored condition. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
Offers in the region of £900.
Mothercare booster seat/step £5.00
Little Tikes ride-on car - £15.00
McLaren pushchair, red/black,
good condition - £25.00
Please contact on 01473 311565,
at The Street, Raydon.
Call Anthony Shephard on
07883029461
You can place items for sale or wanted on the Small Ads Pin Board for free.
Just email [email protected] with your advert.
We will place it for one month space permitting.
Small Ads pin board
Welcome
Dear friends,
In our own Benefice this month, please
come and support our Churchwardens as
they are 'sworn in' by Archdeacon David
Jenkins on 4 June at 7.30 p.m. at St Mary's
Hadleigh.
You will all now
have heard, I
hope, about the
way in which
things across the
Deanery
are
b e i n g
reorganised so that all 22 parishes in
Hadleigh Deanery can work more closely
together. Mainly it is a question of much of
the administration of all the parishes being
centralized in the office in St Mary's
Hadleigh, which frees up the 3 remaining
priests around the Deanery to do more
pastoral work. From my perspective, that
is all to the good, as until now I have had to
spend a great deal of my time in front of the
computer and photocopier, putting together
service and pew sheets, and doing
paperwork relating to things like weddings,
baptisms, funerals etc etc. And you thought
priests only worked on Sundays! I hope
now to be able to do more visiting, so if you
would like a visit, please just let me know.
Don't forget that we start serving Teas in
the Church at Raydon from 3-5 p.m. on the
first Sunday of the month (7 June in this
case). Please encourage anyone you
know who likes a good tea to come, as the
bakers of Raydon do an excellent job of
making wonderful cakes; it's the best value
tea in town!
And finally, the Higham Art Exhibition is
back this year, from 19-21 June. There
will be the usual high quality paintings from
local artists, so do come and choose the
next 'new master' to hang on your wall.
Rosalind Paul
Rector
It also means that we shall be running
courses together for couples to be married
in our churches, and for all our Elders; the
priests will go around each others' parishes
to preach a bit more; we shall have more
joint services (on 5th Sundays), and
hopefully will share each others' resources
more in terms of (wo)man power.
Our first major service together under this
new way of working together was on 31
May; the next one will be on 30 August. On
those Sundays, we shall only have the one
service and ask you all to come to Hadleigh
to worship (and eat afterwards!) as one
Christian family together.
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The Quartet Diary
June
6
Millennium Garden Tidy up, SSM
7
Homemade Teas, Raydon
11 SSM Rambling Club
Summer Evening Of Fun Music, SSM
13 SSM Parish Council Meeting
10 U3A Speaker Programme
18 SSM Medieval Fayre
Black Tear Performance
11 SSM Rambling Club
20 SSM Rambling Club
13 Book and Bric a Brac Sale Raydon
21 Raydon Fair Trade Coffee Morning
14 Leavenheath Open Gardens
23 RDGC TBA
20 Brantham Mega Garage Sale
27 SSM Rambling Club
18-21
August
Higham Art Show
21 R & DGC Summer Outing
Midsummer Madness, Pimlott
Foundation
SSM Rambling Club
2
Homemade Teas, Raydon
15 RDGC Summer Show
18 Raydon Fair Trade Coffee Morning
23 Raydon Fair Trade Coffee Morning
September
24 Training Day, Constable County
Medical Practice
SSAFA Coffee Morning, SSM
6
Homemade Teas, Raydon
9
U3A Speaker Programme
25 RDGC TBA
12 34th Suffolk Historic Churches Bike
Ride
27 HSM Social Club Kew Visit
SESAW Summer Sale, Stoke By
Nayland
SSM Rambling Club
14 SSM Parish Council Meeting
15 Raydon Fair Trade Coffee Morning
July
3
SSM Rambling Club
5
Homemade Teas, Raydon
8
U3A Speaker Programme
24 R & DGC Meeting
October
14 U3A Speaker Programme
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Editors Corner
Articles for the Quartet are included if we
have room, and if, in the opinion of the
editors, they are of general interest to our
readers. Please remember all articles will
be subject to editing. We prefer you to
contact us via email where possible.
The Quartet is full again of all sorts of
interesting events and opportunities from our
parishes and beyond. It always surprises me
how much goes on every month of the year!
An interesting opportunity has arisen at
Quartet headquarters (our inbox) this month
with an email from Murray Rose. Murray
would like to get more involved in journalism
and has offered his talents to the team. We
shall officially welcome him on board as an
editor in the July edition, so look out for his
input next month! It’s always good to get new
talent and fresh ideas, so we’re really glad
to have Murray on board!
There are several big events coming up
soon, so don’t forget to put them in your diary.
Village Life Medieval Fayre (see page 8)
The Constable Singers have a music
evening (see page 9) and of course summer
wouldn’t be the same without the Higham Art
Show (see the Higham page 14) Help is
needed manning the Tea Tent here too.
Copy deadline for next edition:
19th June 2015
Finally there are quite a few opportunities to
help in the magazine this month. Riding for
the Disabled is looking for helpers to lead the
ponies (page 17) and volunteer rangers are
needed by the Dedham Vale AONB and
Stour Valley Project (see page 18). The
University of East Anglia are looking for
volunteers to help with their blueberry study
(page 21) and finally the Red Cross are
appealing for financial help as they try to
tackle the crisis in Nepal following the
earthquake (page 13).
Contact details: Email:
[email protected]
Editors:
Anne Wicks; 1 Corpus Christi
Cottages, Holton St Mary. CO7 6NN
Jane Lelliott ; 5 Swan Meadow,
Stratford St Mary. CO7 6JQ
Distribution: Dave Leach
07930390517
So plenty to keep you all busy!
Invoicing: Jenny Leach
[email protected]
Anne and Jane
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Stratford St Mary
Dates for Parish
Meetings 2015
Council
NEW PARISH CLERK
REQUIRED
13 July;
14 September;
9 November.
Required from: 1st July 2015
Approximate Number of Hours: 10 per
week
(including attendance at parish council
meetings and Annual Parish Meeting
held in January, March, April, May,
July, September, November) and any
other meetings that may be called.
All meetings start at 7.30pm and are held
in the Institute, Higham Road. Copies of
the agenda will be posted on the notice
boards located by the Anchor pub in Upper
Street and by the Weir in Lower Street.
Salary: Dependent upon experience
and qualifications.
Deadline for applications: Wednesday
17th June 2015
Stratford St Mary –
Millennium Garden
Please join us for a Spring tidy-up of
the Millennium Garden and
surrounding area on Saturday 6th June
10am to 12 noon. You will need to
bring your own garden tools and
gloves.
Stratford St Mary Parish Council
Contact: Bill Davies, Chairman
Tel: 01206 322990
Email: [email protected]
It has been reported that a swan was killed
by two unattended dogs, possibly spaniels,
on the water meadows between Stratford
St Mary and Higham. As well as being
extremely upsetting, this is, in fact, illegal
as swans are protected by law. Please
ensure dogs are supervised, especially
when wildfowl are nesting and/or have
young.
Thank you
IGNITION Youth Club
Stratford Chapel
Every Friday night
7.30 to 9.30
Age 11 - 16
contact [email protected]
07842 207598
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Coffee Morning
Stratford St Mary Parish
Council Emergency Team
If an emergency does arise, please
contact one of the following team
members:
Hilary Cairns – Emergency Team
Leader
6 Mors End 01206 323417
07712 591379
[email protected]
Norman Woodard
12 Swaynes 01206 323015
[email protected]
Chris Griffin
Brook Farm, School Lane 01206
337363/07885 807567
[email protected]
Bryn Ager
2 Matthews Close
Steve Kite
42 Strickmere
01206 322482
07958 515573
Bill Davies
3 Spanbies 01206 322990
[email protected]
Wednesday 24th June 10.30 12.00. SSM Parish Room.
The June coffee morning will be fund
raising for SSAFA. This is an
organization which provides lifelong
support for members, past & present of
all our armed forces & their families.
Please come along , enjoy a cup of
coffee & a raffle and find out more about
the work of SSAFA.
COMMUNITY SPEEDWATCH
SCHEME
MUMS & TOTS
This has been in operation since 2013 and
is run by village residents giving their time
in order to make our village safer for
residents of all age groups by encouraging
motorists to drive through our village at no
more than the legal limit of 30mph.
Every Tuesday 9.15 – 11.30 a.m.
Stratford Chapel, Upper Street
Stratford St. Mary CO7 6JH
Join us every Tuesday morning at Mums &
Tots. A great way to meet other mums,
dads, grandparents & carers while the little
ones get creative and play.
We would, however, welcome a few more
volunteers into the scheme so if you could
spare just 1 or 2 hours per month please
consider joining us.
£1.00 per session
Drinks & snacks provided
Please contact
Ian Montgomery, 5 Lower St
tel 01206 321024 for more details.
For more details call Becky on (01206)
323095
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STRATFORD St. MARY
PARISH ROOM
STRATFORD ST. MARY CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
(known also as “Stratford Chapel”)
Upper Street, Stratford St. Mary CO7
6JH
letting fees are as follows:
1 session - £17.00.
2 consecutive sessions - £30.00.
all day - £38.00.
A session is 5 hours ie morning afternoon- evening
We are an evangelical/charismatic and
community based Church attended by
all age groups
Sunday Services:
10 a.m. Morning Praise & Worship
followed by refreshments
10.15 a.m. -11.15 a.m. “Sparks on
Sunday” for children aged 5 – 11
years and Youth Group for ages 12-16
years.
6.30 p.m. Prayer and Praise
Mid-Week Groups:
Tuesdays 9.30 am – 11.30 am - Mums
& Tots (during term time)
Tuesday 7.30 am -9.30 am - Men’s
Recreational Evening (2nd Tues every
month)
Wednesday 7.30 pm – 9.30 pm - Bible
Discussion and Fellowship Evening
Friday 5 pm – 6.30pm – “Sparks on
Friday” for Children ages 7 – 11 years
Friday 7.30pm – 9.30pm - “Ignition”
Youth Club for teens ages 11 – 16 yrs
Special rates for regular bookings.
Heating and lighting are included
For booking please see or ring
Don Umfreville at Christmas
Cottage, Upper Street.
Tel : 322 626.
Interested in becoming a CFR?
For further information:
Telephone: Phil (01473) 310728
Email : [email protected]
http:www.stratfordstmarychapel.com
Why not find out what it is about?
Look at the CFR link on the East of England
Ambulance Services website.
You can even apply on line!
If you watch the training video - do not be
alarmed - you are never expected to do
mouth to mouth.
For further information, please contact your
local co-ordinator.
Colin the fishmonger has his fresh
fish van in the lay-by at the bottom of
Church Hill in Stratford every
Thursday morning from
10.30am to 1.30pm
Sue Lawrence
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01206 322066
Transport to medical
appointments.
SSM Rambling Club
If you live in Stratford St Mary and have
difficulty in getting to and from medical
appointments our friendly team are happy
to help.
Saturday 30 May – Coggeshall Hamlet
(about 4.5 miles)
Thursday 11 June – Shingle Street &
Alderton (about 4.5 miles)
Sunday 21 June – Nacton & Levington
PICNIC (about 4 miles)
Saturday 27 June – East Bergholt 18:00
hours (about 4 miles)
Friday 3 July – Danbury (about 5 miles)
Saturday 11 July – Layer Marney (about 5
miles)
Monday 20 July – The Belchamps (about
5 miles)
Monday 27 July – Langham 18:00 hours
(about 4 miles)
Future Events
We can also help with transport to visit
people in hospital.
Please give us as much notice as you can.
ring:. Charlie Ablitt on 01206 322684
Lynn Badcock on 01206 323788
Main contact is the chairman, Don
Umfreville on 01206 322626. Unless
stated otherwise, we meet up at 09:45 at
the Parish Room, Upper Street, Stratford
St Mary.
The Institute hall
can be hired at reasonable rates for a
wide range of social activities. Please
contact our booking secretary Anna
Shead on 01206 321261 or email
[email protected] for
more information. Many thanks to all
our 100 Club subscribers for your
continued support in helping us to
maintain
your
village
hall.
Membership costs only £1 per month
and you could win £40 first prize in our
monthly draw. Contact Sue or Eddie
Lawrence on 01206 322066 if you
wish to join.
Dave George
01206 322297
Don’t Forget!
Stratford St Mary Institute Committee
SSM Sponsorship forms from Judi Isaac
(322259) in June for the Suffolk Historic
Churches Trust Bike Ride
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SSM Village Life
This year’s Stratford St Mary summer event is a collaboration between
and
the Stratford St Mary School PTA, supported by several voluntary groups from the area.
Taking the theme of a Mediaeval Fayre, the objective is to provide an afternoon of relaxed,
light- hearted amusement that will create opportunity for residents and friends to enjoy
each other’s company at the same time as encouraging a wide range of community
activity.
Providing opportunity for have-a-go Archery, May-Pole Dancing, and demonstration of
prowess in a variety of competitive events, The Fayre will offer a wide range of
refreshments including traditional cream teas, a hog-roast and locally brewed ale from
the new micro-brewery at the Swan. To cover the necessary expenses for the event, there
will be a small entry fee for adults but children under 14 will be free and they will be
able to enjoy a free B-B-Q lunch, thanks to support from the Parish Council.
More information, call Brian Such 01206 323 091.
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Raydon
Fair
Trade
Coffee Morning.
St Mary’s Church,
Raydon
It
was a very bright
and sunny morning for
our April Fair trade
Coffee Morning. I was
just
arriving
in
Yorkshire when you
Sunday 7 June 2015
Sunday 5 July 2015
Sunday 2 August 2015
were all gathering for coffee, it was my
annual visit to a friend on her birthday. The
“Tea Team” were in charge today so a very
big thank you to them!
I understand that all went well with plenty
of chatting but numbers were down though,
sadly due to continuing ill health and
hospital stays. Let’s hope our friends are
now on the road to recovery and will be able
to visit again soon.
We will have had our May coffee morning
before you get this edition of the Quartet,
but the afternoon teas on June 7th and the
Big Book and bric-a-brac sale on June 13th
are still to happen. So do hope you'll be able
to support these fund raising events.
Our next Fair Trade coffee morning is on
June 23rd when hopefully we will have had
a sign that summer is coming! We will have
just had “midsummer day” so it surely must
happen soon!
Sunday 6 September 2015
Teas served from 3.00 to 5.00 pm
In aid of our Fabric Fund.
NEW WEBSITE GOES LIVE!
The new Raydon website is now live please visit www.raydonpc.org and
‘contact us’ let us know what you think.
Look forward to seeing everyone again
soon.
Thanks from
Wendy Mumford 312123
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Raydon and District
Gardening Club
What a lovely month May is with so much
colour all around us both in the gardens and
also out in the countryside. Writing these
notes on the 3rd of May after spending
yesterday walking and taking in the
wonderful sight and perfume of some of
Suffolk's fantastic bluebell woods which are
in full flower. With the dappled sunlight
coming through the trees and the
peacefulness of no road noise it’s just such
a delight to stand there and just spend time
watching, as well as hearing all the different
birds singing, including Blackcap, Garden
Warbler, Willow Warbler, but sadly no
Nightingale and yet to hear the Cuckoo. We
did see Swallows and House Martins which
is always a good sign summer is coming.
So back to our gardens and what a picture
with late daffs/narcissus, tulips, and all the
other flowering shrubs which quickly follow.
Have you ever noted how many different
shades of green there are in Springtime
which makes such a wonderful backdrop to
all the many colours that we enjoy this time
of year.
So to club meetings and on April 23rd we
all enjoyed a evening with Maggie Thorpe,
President of the Suffolk Plant Heritage
(national council for the conservation of
plants & gardens) group who stood in at
very short notice for Peggy Cole who was
unable to come due to health reasons. It
was a most informative evening and a lot
was learned by members on how this group
of individuals produce plants to sell, to use
the funding to help ensure we do not lose
these plants for ever. Now looking ahead
to June we have the coach outing to
Blickling House & Gardens in North Norfolk
on Sunday 21st. Pick up points as usual in
Hadleigh (8.30am), then via Upper Layham
(8.40am), Raydon Village Hall (8.45am), and
Holton St Mary (8.55am) , then in early July
(date tba) a local garden evening visit is
being planned.
Thank you to all the members and guests
who support this club every year, (now our
35th year) which is so nice when all around
us other village garden clubs are folding due
mostly, not to garden club members but
because nobody is willing to run the clubs,
its such a shame. A country village is like a
garden, it will only flourish if tended and
supported by those who live there, otherwise
it will just lose it’s identity & fade away. Hope
you are all enjoying your gardens as much
as possible and it should soon be warm
enough to get the deck chairs out and spend
a lazy afternoon outdoors. Remember new
guests are always welcome to come to all
meetings and events (small fee payable),or
this is waived if you join on full membership.
Anybody interested find all the information
on our website at "raydon-gc.org.uk" .
Geoff Horrex
(01473 310422)
Y
35th ear
www.raydon-gc.org.uk
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GRAND SALE
Raydon Century Club Draw for
April 2015
June 13th
in Raydon Church
£25
41 Mr P Cousins
£15
67 Margaret Hammond
£10
94 Mr B Banyard
£5
11 Mr T Cooper
£5
28 Mr G Cook
£5
56 Mrs P Anderson
£5
85 Mrs B Cooper
Raydon Century Club Draw for
May 2015
Books, Bric-a-brac,Vintage Items
and collectables.
Also assorted large and small
household items
10am-1pm
Refreshments available.
All proceeds to fabric fund
Police and Crime Commissioner
Public Meetings
BABERGH
Wednesday 10 June Town
Hall, Hadleigh, IP7 5DN
IPSWICH
Wednesday 17 June
Kingfisher Pub, Hawthorn Drive, Ipswich,
IP2 0QX
All the meetings start at 6.30pm and
as always, anyone is welcome to
attend.
12
£25
24 Mr Y Hajaig
£15
113 Laura Smith
£10
102 Mrs A Savill
£5
70 Mr D Parnell
£5
131 Mr & Mrs King
£5
98 Mr & Mrs Johnson
£5
106 Mrs W Isley
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Higham
THE ART EVENT OF THE YEAR
IS BACK!
A big thank you to everyone who
helped, contributed and baked for
the “Help for Heroes Cake Sale”
held in Colchester on Saturday
2nd May. The amount raised was
a fantastic £4,000.
ST MARY'S CHURCH, HIGHAM
ART EXHIBITION AND
SALE OF PAINTINGS
19th to 21st June 2015
CHRISTIAN AID
Our previous biennial Art Exhibitions
have been a great success.
The standard of work submitted by
the Artists has been consistently high
and this year's event should run true
to form - so don't miss it!
Many thanks to all who donated to
Christian Aid during the service at
Higham on 10th May.
The total amount raised was an
incredible £386.25
All profits to St Mary's Church,
Higham
Exhibition open at the following
times:
REFRESHMENT TENT HIGHAM ART SHOW - 19th21st JUNE
Friday 19 June 7.30 pm - 9.30 pm
Saturday 20 June 9.30 am - 7 pm
Sunday 21 June
Thank you to all who have so far
volunteered to help in the refreshment
tent at the Art Show.
9.30 am - 5 pm
Official opening Friday 19 June 8 p.m.
It is not too late to offer to spend an hour
or two serving tea and coffee and
definitely not too late to offer to make
some cakes.
If you are able to help please contact me
Nicola Tindall (Churchwarden) 01787
212340
Admission £1 (includes catalogue)
Children under 14 free
PLEASE MAKE A NOTE IN YOUR
DIARY, TELL RELATIONS AND
FRIENDS, AND ABOVE ALL,
COME AND SUPPORT US
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Holton St Mary
Holton St Mary Village
Hall
First Friday of the Month
Lunch Club
can be hired at very reasonable
rates!
Available during the day and most
evenings (not Friday) from £17.00
Saturdays from £35.00
For further information and booking
please contact Rachel Eagle on
01473 310550
From Friday 1st May, and every
first Friday thereafter, there will be
a Lunch Club in the Village Hall
for residents of the village
of Holton St Mary.
Holton St Mary Social Club
Whist – Last Friday of the month
Visit to Kew – 27th June - £36 per person
includes coach, boat trip & entry to Kew
Quiz Night – 17th October
A Light Lunch will be served
between 12.30 and 2.00 pm
at a cost of £2.50 per head.
The lunches are a collaboration
between some of the organised
groups in the village, and are nonprofit making! Any surplus funds
will be reinvested.
Holton Church Clear Up Day
Thank you so much to the great group of
people, young and older, who gave the
church a thorough spring clean.
The windows and floors are now sparkling
and the difference is noticeable. Thanks
also to Keith for the strimming
in the churchyard. A tremendous effort
from all.
Please contact Frances 312046 or
Sally 312080 or to go on our email
update list email
[email protected].
Jean and Paul
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Holton St Mary Millennium
Green Trust
EAST BERGHOLT
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH
Cemetery Lane, East Bergholt,
CO7 6RZ
Pastor -Mrs Maralyn Bambridge
Services - Each Sunday morning at
10.30 led by the pastor unless otherwise
stated
Coffee Mornings - Each Thursday 9.30
to 11.30 am
At a recent meeting of the Trustees the idea
of lighting the beacon to commemorate the
70th anniversary of VJ Day on 15th August
2015 was put forward.
Plans are at a very early stage so in order
to assess the level of interest in the village
we would ask you to contact Gretel
Maddison 01473 310803 or Chris Clark if
you are interested in attending so that details
and possible catering can be organised.
Church Secretary – John Jeffreys
Tel 01206 298737
Marjorie Haste, Secretary
DEDHAM TENNIS CLUB
Open Wednesdays – Wednesday
evening summer sessions (6pm
Wednesday BST only) will now be
open to non-members. A fee of £4
is payable for non-members.
Please do come down and join us.
Constable Singers
We are preparing a new programme for the
coming season songs from the musicals
old and new. Looking for new members of
all abilities and no audition just come along
and join us for a free session to see if you
would like to join us.
Junior & Adult Coaching
sessions are now set up. Please
see our website for full programme
of events at
www.dedhamtennis.org.uk or
contact our coaches James and
Matt at
[email protected]
for further information.
We meet at Lambe School East Bergholt
each Thursday 7pm apart from 2nd
Thursday when we are at Holton Village
Hall.
Concert at Congregational Church East
Bergholt on June 20th. Singing at Days
Road on Fri.27th March
For further details contact Yvonne
01206298428 or Mel 01206298628
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If you find a partly chewed biro or bent
pair of spectacles at the Sale, they may
belong to me, Kenny (the Boss)
Chihuahua!
SESAW NEWS
Things have come to a pretty pass! First
I was usurped by that precocious Ollie
"The Black" Cat when he wrote my April
blog. Next, I missed the Quartet May
deadline because I had to wait for my
article to be typed. Generally I'm an
easy going fellow but I think the time has
come to find some more helpers! The
fundraisers are rushed off their feet
organising events so if you would like to
join the happy team please leave a
message on the answer phone.
Stoke Road, Leavenheath, CO6 4PP.
Reg.Charity No.1124029. Tel: 01787
210888 www.sesaw.co.uk
Life at SESAW can be a roller coaster of
happy and sad stories but this one ends
like a Walt Disney film. Three months
ago, a Graylag Goose was shot and
callously left to die. Fortunately, caring
people brought her to SESAW where she
eventually recovered and was ready for
release. Very early this morning, along
with our own domestic geese and ducks
on the field, Mum spotted something new
- a pair of Graylag Geese. Quietly, she
ushered the rescued bird out to meet the
visitors and after grazing for two hours,
the three flew away together until they
disappeared into the distance. Arrh!
Meanwhile, two little chaps still looking
for a home are Snoopy, a Parsons Jack
Russell and his Chihuahua type
companion, Pip who loves a cuddle once
he knows you. Initially nervous, these
five year olds would soon settle with a
grown up family or active retired couple.
CAN YOU HELP?
RDA Ipswich based at Bentley Riding
School are looking for helpers to lead the
ponies and/or sidewalk the young riders
on Thursdays
from 1 – 2.45 p.m (term time only).
If you would like to know more or come
along to visit during a session at Bentley
Riding Centre
please telephone
Frances Torrington on
01473 312046/07711080658
You will receive a very warm welcome,
make new friends and be achieving
something really worthwhile.
Let’s hope the sun shines for the
Leavenheath Open Gardens day on
Sunday 14th June, at least between
11-5pm. Please call in to see us and
browse our gardening stall on your way
around the village. There will be plenty
of bargains at Barbara’s Summer Sale in
the Village Hall, Stoke by Nayland on
Saturday 27th June from 2-4pm. Which
reminds me, I’d better check my secret
stash of interesting objects.
Previous experience with horses helpful
but certainly not essential!
One form to fill in and an Advanced DBS
check required
unless you have had an Advanced DBS
check with another organisation
within the last six months.
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Constable Country Volunteer Ranger
Do you want to keep
Constable Country
special and help
enhance the experience
of people who visit the
area?
Do you enjoy being
outdoors, meeting new
people and walking?
Then this new pilot
scheme may be for you.
Role:
Training & kit:
volunteer rangers will walk
the most popular footpaths in
Constable Country, helping
visitors, picking up litter and
reporting on any issues that
spoil the area.
familiarisation training
including the wildlife, culture,
heritage and landscape of the
Dedham Vale will be provided
as well as all the equipment
for the role.
Time :
volunteer rangers will need to walk a footpath at least 1day / fortnight.
For further information contact:
Emma Black, Dedham Vale AONB and Stour Valley Project
on (01394) 384948 or [email protected]
This pilot scheme is one of many sustainable tourism initiatives organised by the Dedham Vale Visitor
Management Group, a partnership of tourism organisations in the area. The scheme has been funded by the
Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and Stour Valley Project’s Sustainable Development Fund.
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Feeling under the
weather ?
BRANTHAM'S ANNUAL MEGA
CHARITY GARAGE SALE
Saturday
20th June 2015
9.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
We want to encourage everyone not to
ignore the signs and symptoms of illness,
to get the help and advice they need in
order to stay healthy and avoid an
unnecessary hospital stay.
There are a number of healthcare options:
● NHS 111 for help
and advice on urgent
medical matters. When
the GP surgery is
closed and it’s not a
life-threatening
emergency, then call
NHS 111. Calls are free
and will be answered by
a trained health advisor,
24hours a day.
· Pharmacists
are
experts on medicines
and can offer a range of over-the-counter
medicines to help treat minor illness. Many
pharmacies are open long hours, so they
are very accessible.
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Make a GP appointment. Many older
people are reluctant to make a GP
appointment.
Open garages throughout the village will
be selling a treasure trove of household
items needing a new home, all at bargain
prices. Look for the balloons & signs
throughout Brantham on the A137
The Village Hall will host a TABLE TOP
SALE with WI Refreshments, Handicrafts,
Preserves and Plants.
There will be a BBQ, Tombola, Ice Cream
Van and much much more...
WHY NOT MAKE A DAY OF IT, GRAB A
BARGAIN AND HELP THE CHARITIES
More information from: Ronnie Dawson
on 01206 395557 or Yvonne Amoss
01206 392296
Last year’s grand total was £5500, half
going to St Elizabeth Hospice (Carla
Dawson's Tribute Fund) and the other half
split between Suffolk Family Carers and
the George Woodward Fund.
Pimlott Foundation Present;
Over the 11 years of Garage Sales we've
raised over £30,000 for charity. Help us
raise some more this year.
‘Why, this is very midsummer
madness!’
An evening of musical entertainment, with
brass band in the garden, Musical Soiree,
BBQ, Jazz band and Film.
Old House, Old House Rd, Great
Horksley, CO64EQ
Sunday 21st June 5-10pm Entrance
£10.00
BBQ and bar available
www.pimlottfoundation.org or
01206271291 for details and booking
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disposal is vital to keep these rodents at
bay.
· Seagulls – Unsecured bins or bags of
rubbish left open are a target for gulls who
can raid bins and rip open bin bags,
scattering your waste across the street. It
is advisable to put household bags out on
the day of collection and invest in a lidded
bin, if you haven’t been supplied with a
wheelie bin.
· Ants – As these insects leave a trail of
pheromone to identify a food source to other
ants, your bins can soon be overrun by
these tiny creatures. Clean up waste and
empty bins, including household bins,
regularly.
Why it’s Vital to Secure Your
Bins
Households and businesses collectively
produce an incredible 180 million tonnes of
rubbish a year in England alone. Add to this
fact that you are never too far away from a
rat – or any pest for that matter – if you don’t
secure your bins properly, you put your
home at risk of attracting unwanted visitors
such as rodents, seagulls, squirrels,
cockroaches and wasps.
If waste is not put into bins, or the bins are
overflowing, then rats and gulls can get to
the contents. Rats need water, a food
source and harbourage, if they have all
three of these they breed very quickly.
Rats only have a three week gestation
period and they can have eight young at a
time. These young mature at 10-12 weeks,
so the numbers can escalate very quickly
in a year.
It is thought that the problem has escalated
since fortnightly bin collections were
introduced in 2005, and if people skip a
week and forget to put their waste out,
rubbish can soon mount up.
There is more information about bin pests
on www.eandspestsolutions.co.uk or ring
01473 328092 for further free advice.
By: Mandie Collinson - Essex & Suffolk
Pest Solutions Ltd
So What’s the Solution?
If you have a rat or bin pest problem, the
best thing to do is to call on the experts to
treat your infestation and offer advice on
proofing.
Here are seven common pests that are
attracted to unsecured bins:
· Rats – Once they spot a food source,
such as overflowing bin stores and bags of
rubbish being regularly left out the street,
rats will harbour as near as possible to it,
which can be in a hedge or in a house. They
are attracted to waste such as leftover food
and can multiply very quickly.
· Mice – Like rats, they live where
humans do and are attracted by a ready
food source such as overflowing bins and
spilled food. And, as they can get through
gaps as small as 25 mm they can be a real
menace. Kitchen hygiene and proper waste
Waste & Recycling
Collection Schedule 2015
Recycling this week
Rubbish collected
this week
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Local Services
MOBILE LIBRARY
The Constable Country
Medical Practice
Stratford St Mary - Route 11
The Medical Centre,
Heath Road, East Bergholt, Colchester
CO7 6RT
The bus stops every 4 weeks
Wednesdays
17th Jun, 15th July, 12th August
Surgery opening hours
8.00am – 6.30pm Monday to Friday
Telephone 01206 298272
Fax 01206 299010
Black Horse - 11.05am - 11.20am
Tally Ho! Corner - 11.25am - 11.45am
Strickmere (School Lane end) - 11.50am 12.10pm
36 The Street, Capel St Mary, Ipswich
IP9 2EE
on
Route 14
The bus stops every 4 weeks on Tuesdays,
Surgery opening hours
8.00am – 6.30pm Monday to Friday
Holton St Mary
Church Square - 10.00 - 10.15am
Raydon
Dispensary 8.30am – 6.15pm
(closed between 1-2pm)
Telephone 01473 310203
Fax 01473 311722
St Mary’s Raydon - 10.20am - 11.05am
Lower Raydon
Sulleys Hill - 11.10 - 11.25am
Higham
The Green - 11.35 am to 11.50 am
23rd Jun, 21st July,
Stratford Village PO
Opening times
The customer service line 01473 283838
is staffed 9am to 5pm from Monday to Friday
and can handle any library customer queries
renewals and reservations to any general
library queries. An answer phone is available
outside of operating hours and people can
also email [email protected] .
SHOP:
Monday 9am to 1pm - 2pm to 5.30pm
Tues to Fri (inc) 8.30am to 1pm - 2pm to
5.30pm Saturday 8.30am to 1pm
POST OFFICE:
Tuesday to Saturday (inc) 9.00 am to 1pm
Crime prevention
http://www.suffolk.police.uk/safetyadvice/reportacrime/tellthepolice.aspx
PC 1347 Gilkes Pcso 3041 Cooper [email protected]
Telephone…101
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THE GATTINETTS
Local Directory
OFFICE and WORKSHOP
PREMISES TO RENT
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Central East Bergholt with excellent road and rail links
Various sizes with tailored leasing arrangements
Carpeted offices with own toilets and kitchenette
Quiet rural location with plenty of parking
www.gattinetts.co.uk
Or ring 01206 393089 / 07941 781489
Conference room available
Contact Anne on 07941 781489 for more details
Mark’s Travel Service
(Dedham’s Private Hire)
ARTSCENE
Local Mobile Picture Framing Service
30+ years experience
Oil paintings, Photos, Prints, Medals,
3D/Box frames, X-Stitch, Tapestry,
Mount Cutting, Stretching
Also Frames cut to size for the DIY enthusiast
FOR MORE DETAILS TELEPHONE
LESLEY ON 01473 310630 (Bentley)
MOBILE 07500 488667
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Souters Holiday Cottage
Higham
Ideal for short breaks, longer stays, visiting friends or family overspill.
All enquiries welcome.
Phone Nick and Cath Marno (01206) 337316
email: [email protected]
www.soutersholidaycottage.co.uk
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POUND FARM
Hadliegh Road, Higham near Colchester CO76LF
BED & BREAKFAST
Find peace, rest, great breakfast
surrounded by the beauty of nature.
KIT AND MARIA OGDEN
email: [email protected]
T el: 01206 337202
Families including dogs & horses are welcome.
DOLLS HOUSES
Kits and Houses
Room boxes and wall displays
Furniture - Wallpaper
Lighting - Figures
Your local pest control experts
for home & business
● Free advice, fast response
● Highly accredited, fully qualified & insured
● Discreet & confidential
Miniature collectables and all those other little bits
01473 310 630 or 07500 488 667
email [email protected]
www.eandspestsolutions.co.uk
Tel: 01473 328092 (Holbrook)
Find us at Dedham Art and Craft Centre
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Pre School
Orchard Barns Kindergarten, Stratford St Mary
6 Higham Road, Stratford St Mary, Suffolk, CO7 6JU
Outstanding full day & sessional nursery care and education for children aged 2 – 5 years
Consistently graded Outstanding by Ofsted this small and welcoming nursery offers:
Breakfast Club 8.00am, - 9.00am
After School Club 3.15pm – 6.00pm
School escort to and from Stratford St Mary School
Holiday Clubs All school holidays for children aged 3 – 11 years
French Club Every Thursday (term time only) 4.30pm – 5.30pm
Stay and Play Under 2’s Every Monday and Friday (term time only) 9.30am – 11am
For more details regarding any of the above services please contact Shelley on 01206 323093
at The Assembly Rooms
For children aged 2 ½ - school age
Opening Hours
Monday to Friday 9.30am-12.30pm
Tuesday & Thursday extended sessions until 2.45pm
Thursday morning transition session for children going up to school
We offer a welcoming and inclusive environment that
gives children the opportunity to learn through play,
both indoors and outdoors, in a stimulating and
nurturing setting.
15 hours of government funding for 3 and 4 year olds
Funding for 2 year olds subject to criteria
Childcare vouchers accepted
Please contact our admissions Secretary via our website.
www.smartys.org.uk
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Home and Garden
ARDLEIGH
CHIMNEY SWEEP SERVICES
• Traditional and Power Sweeping
• CCTV Inspections
• Safety Certificate Issued
• Fully Insured
ANDREW SMITH
PLANT CENTRE, GARDEN & CAFE
For Specialist and Popular Plants
01206 231718 • 07845 249820
An extensive range of plants from
trees and shrubs to alpines,
herbaceous, climbers, roses and
grasses. Gardening sundries, gifts,
seeds, compost and pots.
31 HARWICH ROAD, LAWFORD, MANNINGTREE, ESSEX CO11 2LS
DESIGN
PLANTING
CLEARANCE
MAINTENANCE
OPEN DAILY 10am-5pm
East Bergholt Place, CO7 6UP
Tel: (01206) 299 224
[email protected]
www.placeforplant.co.uk
HEDGECUTTING AND LAWN MOWING
ALL YOUR GARDEN REQUIREMENTS CATERED FOR
For more information please contact:
R SWIFT (HND Commercial Horticulture)
T elephone 07947 322429
Bland Landscapes Ltd.
Specialists in Private & Commercial
Tree Surgery & Landscaping
All Aspects of Landscaping Including:
All Aspects of Tree Surgery Including:
Garden Construction
Fencing
Turfing
Driveways
Patios
Contract Grass Cutting
Commercial Planting
Felling
Clearing
Reducing
Reshaping
Fruit Tree Pruning
Hedge Cutting
Stump Grinding
Suppliers of Seasoned Logs & Woodchip Mulch
Serving Dedham & Surrounding Villages for 25 years
Telephone/Fax 01206 230882
Mobile 07710 770280
www.blandlandscapes.co.uk
Ivydene, Frating Road, Ardleigh, Colchester, Essex, CO7 7SY
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TV & Audio
Solutions
(Formerly BV Hicks Ltd)
Are you having trouble setting up or
operating your TV / Audio or DVD?
Has your equipment stopped working?
Does your TV need a re-tune?
Help is at hand - Call Toby Hicks
014 4 9 74 1056 / 079 68 68 6035
Monks Hood
Monks Lane
Dedham CO7 6DP
[email protected]
www.yandellandsimsflowers.co.uk
T. 07806 668247
SPECIALISTS IN BESPOKE FLORISTRY FOR ALL OCCASIONS
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DEDHAM VALE TREE SURGERY
All tree work
NPTC qualified, fully
undertaken
insured
Crown reduction and
24 hr emergency tree
shaping
work
Crown lifting and
Site Clearance
thinning
Logs and wood chip
Pruning and pollarding
supplied
Felling, sectional
Pests and disease
dismantling
identification
Specialising in big trees in delicate situations
[email protected]
www.dedhamvaletreesurgery.co.uk
mobile 07756 811098
phone 01206 323056
Mending your home
Brett Valley Installations
Oil boiler Service Engineer.
Very experienced in fault diagnosis and repair, servicing and installation of oil
fired boilers and heating systems.
Local, Reliable, Competent.
Nick Marno Tel. 01206 337316 or 07896 054439
S.W. STIFF
Carpentry & Building Maintenance
For all your carpentry & building
maintenance, call for a no obligation free
quote. No job too small.
CONTACT : Steven
on 07811 005241
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Jackson
Plumbing and Heating
East Anglia Ltd
q Installation - We install all makes and models
of boilers, Combi and condensing specialists
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Servicing - All models serviced from £50.00
Repair and Maintenance - All work
Guaranteed, highly skilled engineers
Plumbing - Bathrooms, cylinders, leaks etc
q OAP 15% Discount
q
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Special reader discounts for
residents of Higham, Holton St
Mary, Raydon and Stratford St
Mary
£10.00 discount - Servicing
boilers and minor repairs
£30.00 discount - larger repairs
£150 discount - boiler changes
£250 discount - full installation
These offers are valid until
31/12/2015
07834 612009
01206 322063
01473 214215
(estimates given before work undertaken)
Michael J Byles
Plumbing & Heating
HIGH QUALITY
PAINTER & DECORATOR
Specialist in Oil Boiler Installations,
Maintenance
&
Servicing
- Oftec registered.
Period
property
specialist with
over 20 years'
experience.
References
available.
General Plumbing & Heating
work
also
undertaken.
Tel:
01206
822225
Mobile:
07717
012433
Email: [email protected]
'Jon-Pat', School Road, Langham, Colchester
S.E.P
Property Maintenance
Maintenance, Repairs, Refurbishment Works undertaken
Contact
Andrew Stobbs
Mobile No. 07778 314295
Or 01206 765003
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Philip
Avery
Felicity Johnson
Interior & Exterior Decorating
Established 2002
Domestic Electrician
Local, reliable,
competitively priced
Offering Superior Quality Decorating
Experienced with listed
properties,renovations, and barn
conversions. Advice given with colour
schemes, traditional and modern paints.
Registered Part P electrician
Plumbing
Carpentry / joinery
Home improvements/maintenance
Based in Holton St Mary
07900 242 141
2 The Gardens,
Raydon
Tel: 01473 311261
Mob: 07923 434689
[email protected]
01473 310 288
[email protected]
David Friend Oil Heating Services
Oil Fired Boiler Service, Repair and Installation Specialist
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Servicing and commissioning of oil fired boilers.
Boiler and system breakdowns.
AGA’s, Rayburns and Stanleys.
Oil tank replacement and installation.
Oil boiler replacement.
All central heating system components catered for.
No call out charge. Free quotes.
Tel
01394 411839 Mobile 07786 971425
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Nigel Bruce
Industrial & Domestic
ELECTRICIAN
‘The Swift’, Upper Street, Stratford St. Mary,
Colchester CO7 6JW
Telephone: 01206 322751
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David Price
Painter and Decorator
Specialising in Complete redecoration and Restoration
Interior and Exterior
All Wall Coverings and Lime Washing
Period and Modern Properties
Free Estimate and Colour Advice
Clean Out and Repair Guttering
Fully Insured
TEL
01206 679920
MOBILE
07872 001929
Over 30 years Experience
Andy slocombe brickwork
serving the dedham vale
G Ranson Plumbing & Heating
Friendly service, Corgi Registered Plumber
Based in Stratford St. Mary
No call out charge
All jobs considered
Quotes given before work undertaken
Taps, Radiators, Bathrooms, Boilers,
Servicing, Guttering
for all your building requirements
property maintenance, roofing, block
paving, landscape, repairs &restoration
tel 01206 322884 / 07786 871364
3 Constable Row Manningtree Road
Dedham nr Colchester Essex CO7 6DW
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 07912161646
Andy Smith Roofing
TILING
SLATING
FASCIAS AND GUTTERING
LEADWORK
POINTING
GENERAL PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
30 YEARS EXPERIENCE
For more information contact
Harvest Cottage,Upper Street
Stratford St Mary CO7 6JW
01206 322882
07754368693
“We are Specialists in
Grade II Listed Buildings”
For all your internal and external painting and decorating work:
Doors, Windows, Skirting and Fascias
Floor and Wall Tiling
Artexing and Coving
Wallpapering
General Repair and Maintenance
NVQ2 Qualified
A PROFESSIONAL PAINTING & DECORATING SERVICE
FROM PEOPLE YOU CAN TRUST
For a FREE Estimate Contact Steve Ferguson on 07719 357322 or 01206 393351
www.tenondecoratingltd.co.uk – [email protected]
Sbras, East End, East Bergholt, Colchester, Essex CO7 6XQ
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BAILAND
GENERAL BUILDER
EXTENSIONS RENOVATIONS BATHROOMS
FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING
NEEDS
PROFESSIONAL WORKMANSHIP WITH
EXQUISITE ATTENTION TO DETAIL
TOAD HALL, THE HEATH,
DEDHAM, ESSEX, CO7 6BT
07920 449074
01206 323230
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In the House
So Much More Than a Dance Class
COLCHESTER FOOT CLINIC
Any age and ability are very welcome
No partners required
REGISTERED CHIROPODISTS
& PODIATRISTS
292 Ipswich Road, Colchester, ESSEX. CO4 0ES
TEL/FAX: 01206-854300
www.colchesterfootclinic.co.uk
“Strictly” style
Dance-a-cise Classes
Colchester Foot Clinic is pleased to
announce that, as from March 2015, we
will be offering an outreach clinic at:
60 minute class only £5.50
in
The Institute, Stratford St Mary
every
DEDHAM DOCTORS SURGERY
Manningtree Road,
Dedham,
CO7 6DU
Friday morning
Classes also in:
Brantham, Capel St Mary,East Bergholt,
Great Waldingfield, Hadleigh & Nayland
WEDNESDAY’S 2.00 – 5.00 PM
Spaces are limited - to reserve yours
Call Janet on 07506 350 455
To contact our receptionist for more details,
or to make an appointment, please call us
on 01206 854300
[email protected]
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www.fundancing.co.uk
FunDancing.Suffolk
AERIAL & SATELLITE SPECIALISTS
Family run business – Friendly Local Service
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Sky HD & Multi-room
Freesat HD & Freeview
Additional TV points
TV Installations
Aerial & Satellite Repairs
CAI, RDI & TRADING STANDARDS APPROVED
For A Free Quote Call
01206 322071
www.mjssystems.co.uk
Strickmere, Stratford St Mary CO7 6NX
The Bridal
Lounge
CARPET FITTING
SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION
CARPET AND VINYL SPECIALIST
FLOORING ACCESSORIES
Bridal Gowns, accessories &
Bridesmaid dresses.
www.TheBridal-Lounge.co.uk
07740 829 499 07933 157 121
Email:
[email protected]
Telephone:
07738901237
www.britanniaflooring.co.uk
(Based in Dedham)
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DianaM
Cleaning
● Home weekly cleaning
● Home deep cleaning
● Office cleaning
Contact information: Diana Marinova
Mobile number:
07925 624123
Email address:
[email protected]
Home
Appliances
A HANDYMAN
SERVICE
Domestic
Appliance
Repairs
Casper M A De Boer
Pilchard’s ,4 Visdelou Terrace
Shotley Gate, IP9 1PR
Phone: 01473788 222
Mob: 07789 751 781
For a Fast, Genuine Repair
Service Throughout a 20
Mile radius of Ipswich
REPAIRS TO MOST MAKES OF
* WASHING MACHINES
* DRYERS * DISHWASHERS
* VACUUM CLEANERS
* COOKERS
Flatpack assembly - Carpentry
Plumbing - Curtains - Draft
proofing - Decorating - Painting
CRB checked. Established 1988.
[email protected]
No job too large or small,
so just make the list.
Please contact me for costs
and references anytime.
ANYTIME
(01473) 780238
Mobile 07769 662545
2 CHURCH ROAD
CHELMONDISTON, IPSWICH
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R & D SCHOFIELD
LTD
Removals
& Storage
Established 1919
Moving made easy
• Local & long distance
• European & worldwide
• Professional packing service
• Pianos - Antiques - Fine Art
• Part loads & single items
• Short & long term storage
• DIY packaging materials for sale
• Long serving staff
• Free quotations & advice
• Regular London service
When flexibility and service is important
Colchester
Clacton on Sea
01206 322255
01255 408075
Sudbury
01787 259078
Foxash, Harwich Road, Lawford
Manningtree, Essex CO11 2LR
[email protected]
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Yoga-Nut with
Katie Courts
Highly-qualified yoga teacher &
nutritionist at Stratford-St-Mary’s
Parish Rooms.
Mondays 6.15-7.30pm: Level 1 yoga;
Mondays 7.30-8.45pm: Level 2 yoga
Use yoga &/or nutrition to heal longterm injuries, lose weight, & find
energy!
For more information
and bookings email:
[email protected];
Tel: 01206 323757;
or visit
www.yoga-nut.co.uk
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Professional Services
Josh Good
Maths and Economics Tutor up to A Level
Masters in Engineering and Economics - Oxford University
14 years teaching experience – Fully qualified
Recently teaching A level at Colchester County High
School for Girls
Call 07427 641 931 or email [email protected]
Hourly rate is £30 for Maths and £35 for Economics
Tutoring takes place at Old Hall, East Bergholt, CO7 6TG
Foster Physiotherapy &
Sports Injuries Clinic
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Back, neck & sciatic pain
Trapped nerves
Hip, knee, ankle, hand & wrist injuries
Whiplash injuries / Shoulder problems
Tennis / Golfers’ elbow
Muscle tension / strains
Former England Cricketer
Neil Foster
Chartered and Health Professions Registered Physiotherapist
Tel: 01206 299 749
Victoria Cottage, Heath Road, East Bergholt, CO7 6RL
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Count on us to help you
with your tax returns
Business advisory, tax, audit and accounting services
for companies, charities, trusts and individuals
Century House South, North Station Road, Colchester CO1 1RE. Telephone: 01206 762200
15 High Street, West Mersea CO5 8QA. Telephone: 01206 385049
www.whittles.co.uk
Luke Jackman Bsc Hons Ost
Registered Osteopath
Tel: 01206 322836/07974 144593
www.dedhamosteopathy.co.uk
Dedicated to getting you better
Osteopathy and Western Medical Acupuncture clinic ideally located in
the heart of the Dedham countryside, providing treatment for you and
your family.
●Back pain/sciatica
●Pain/stiffness from Arthritis
●Muscle strains
●Hip/knee/ankle pain
● Tennis/Golfers Elbow
● Tendonitis
●Neck/shoulder pain
● Ligament sprains
●One hour initial
appointment
●On-site free parking
●Open weekdays,
evenings and weekends
Experienced practitioner who has worked in busy multi-disciplinary
practice, giving a greater depth of knowledge in managing your
treatment and follow up care
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Making your will
I offer a home visit service for clients wishing to make their
wills, lasting powers of attorney or advance decisions (to
refuse medical treatment). As a retired solicitor I help my
clients make well planned arrangements (including
providing witnesses to ensure legal acceptance) at a very
competitive price.
Please call 01206 263420
or email me at [email protected]
www.thewillbusiness.com
ROGER BALMER
DESIGN
ARCHITECTURE
AND
GARDEN DESIGN
Telephone: 01206 299477
Email:
[email protected]
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Hayley Newell M.Ost
Registered Osteopath
Previous Commonwealth Karate champion Hayley Newell is an experienced
Osteopath working at our satellite clinic in the
Constable Country Medical Practice
Specialising in the treatment of musculoskeletal problems including back/neck
pain, sprains, headaches, whiplash, tendonitis and arthritis.
Call today and let your recovery begin.
Tel: 01473 217592
www.gilmourpiper.co.uk
EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEPER
Need help with your book keeping?
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Sage Payroll
Clearbooks
Excel
VAT Returns
Self Assessments
Management reports
Credit control
Qualified accountant
Nearly 20 years experience
Local and experienced
Contact Joanne
[email protected]
07812 708974
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Victoria Baker
PILATES
Personally designed courses to improve posture, joint alignment, movement and strength.
Group and individual sessions in a private, comfortable studio.
Tel: (01206) 322244
M obile: 07887 987280
[email protected]
www.victoriabakerpilates.com
Unit 18
Dedham Vale Business Centre
M anningtree Road
Dedham CO 7 6BL
Maths & Science Tuition Primary to A Level
School Entrance Exams
Tuition from an experienced Teacher
Call or email to discuss your needs
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REFLEXOLOGY
ADVANCED HYPNOTHERAPY
Master NLP Practitioner
Overcome problems – Feel great – Achieve your goals
Marion Gill. M.A.R.
HUGH CLOVER
(MA Ed), MABCH, MCAHyp UKCHO
Tel: 01473 314008
20 years experience:
Caring and confidential help with relaxation, stress,
phobias, confidence, sleep, smoking, weight, unwanted
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Practitioner for 20 years
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For further information please contact Hugh on
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(Stratford St Mary - Easy access and parking just off
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Andrew Stewart MSST MRSS
Sports Therapist
and
Shiatsu Practitioner
Injury management and rehabilitation
Back and neck pain, Sciatica, headaches
Stress related conditions, Joint pain, nagging injury
and much more
Practicing in Raydon for over 5 years
[email protected]
Tel 01473 652093
www.raydontherapies.co.uk
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Kennels
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Wenham Road, Copdock, Ipswich
Tel: 01473 730213
2A Ashcroft Road (off Norwich Road), Ipswich
Tel: 01473 743460
Consultations by appointment
24 Hour Emergency Service
Monday-Friday: 8.30am-7pm.
Saturday: 9am-12noon.
Sunday: 10am-1pm (Ashcroft Rd only)
MODERN DIAGNOSTIC, MEDICAL
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CAR PARKING
A small select
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Woodlands Road, Raydon,
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Telephone (01473) 827973
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Tel: (01206) 337358
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BENEFICE CONTACTS, SERVICES AND EVENTS
Contact details
Rector: Revd Rosalind Paul: The Rectory, Raydon, IP7 5LH. Tel.: 01473 310677.
Email: [email protected] Benefice website: www.4marys.org.uk
Please contact the Rector direct to talk about baptisms, confirmations, weddings,
funerals, or for home visits. Please note that her normal day off is Friday.
Churchwardens
Higham
Nicola Tindall 01787 212340 (Elder)
Martyn Carr 01206 337325
Holton
Paul Torrington 01473 312046
Jean Styles 01473 828532 (Elder)
Raydon
Geoff Horrex 01473 310422
Simon Tennent 01473 310320
Stratford
Christine Cousins 01206 322530 (Elder)
Jonathan and Janet Dewey (01206 322148)
Morning Prayer in May
This month Morning Prayer will be said at 9.45 a.m. as follows:
Tuesday 2nd SSM
Tuesday 9th
Holton
Thursday 18th Higham
Tuesday 23rd Raydon
Anyone is welcome to join us.
Silent Prayer Group
This group continues to meet at 11.30 a.m. in the Rectory for 25 minutes of silent
prayer, with fellowship. Do come and join us if you can.
Midweek Communion
This month's short service of Holy Communion in the Parish Room at Stratford St
Mary will be at 10 a.m. on 17 June.
Meet the Rector at the Anchor in SSM
Anyone from any of our parishes who would like to meet up for lunch is invited to
join us at the Anchor in SSM at 12.30 p.m. on Wednesday 17 June.
Healing Group
This group will continue to meet together for training on the first Wednesdays of
the month, starting at 7.30 p.m. on 3 June in the Chapel at SSM.
Sunday Services in June
8.00 a.m.
10.00 a.m.
N.B. 6.30 p.m.
7th
SSM + Baptism
Holton
14th
Raydon
21st
Holton
SSM
28th
Higham
Raydon
New Testament Readings and Collects for weekdays in June
31 May: Trinity Sunday. Holy God, faithful and unchanging, enlarge our minds
with the knowledge of your truth, and draw us more deeply into the mystery of your
love, that we may truly worship you, Father, Son and Holy Spirit, one God, now
and forever. Amen.
1st
Mark 3.31-end. The Visit of the Blessed Virgin Mary to Elizabeth
2nd
Romans 4.13-end
3rd
Romans 5.1-11. Martyrs of Uganda, 1885-7 & 1977
4th
1 Corinthians 10.1-17. Day of Thanksgiving for Holy Communion
(Corpus Christi)
5th
Romans 6.1-14. Boniface (Wynfrith) of Crediton, Bishop, Apostle of
Germany, Martyr, 754
6th
Romans 6.15-end. Ini Kopuria, Founder of the Melanesian Brotherhood,
1945
7 June: Trinity 1. God of truth, help us to keep your law of love and to walk in ways
of wisdom, that we may find true life in Jesus Christ your Son. Amen.
8th Romans 7.1-6. Thomas Ken, Bishop of Bath and Wells, Non-Juror, H y m n
Writer, 1711
9th
Romans 7.7-end. Columba, Abbot of Iona, Missionary, 597
10th
Romans 8.1-11
11th
Acts 4.32-end. Barnabas the Apostle
12th
Romans 8.18-30
13th
Romans 8.31-end
14 June: Trinity 2. Faithful Creator, whose mercy never fails, deepen our
faithfulness to you and to your living Word, Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
15th
Romans 9.1-18
16th
Romans 9.19-end. Richard, Bishop of Chichester, 1253
17th
Romans 10.1-10. Samuel & Henrietta Barnett, Social Reformers, 1013
& 1926
18th
Romans 10.11-end. Bernard Mizeki, Apostle of the Ma Shona, Martyr,
1896
19th
Romans 11.1-12. Sundar Singh of India, Sadhu (Holy Man), Evangelist,
Teacher of the Faith, 1929
20th
Romans 11.13-24
21 June: Trinity 3. God our Saviour, look on this wounded world in pity and in power
and help us to hold fast to your promises of peace, won for us by your Son, our
Saviour, Jesus Christ. Amen.
22nd Romans 11.25-end. Alban, First Martyr of Britain, c. 250
23rd
Romans 12.1-8. Etheldreda, Abbess of Ely, c. 678
24th
Luke 3.1-17. The Birth of John the Baptist
25th
Romans 13.1-7
26th
Romans 13.8-end
27th
Romans 14.1-12. Cyril, Bishop of Alexandria, Teacher of the Faith, 444
28 June: Trinity 4. Gracious Father, by the obedience of Jesus you brought
salvation to our wayward world. Draw us into harmony with your will, that we may
find all things restored in him, our Saviour, Jesus Christ. Amen.
29th
Acts 11.1-18. Peter and Paul, Apostles
30th
Romans 15.1-13
1st
Romans 15.14-21. Henry, John & Henry Venn the Younger, Priests,
Evangelical Divines, 1797, 1813 & 1873
2nd
Romans 15.22-end
3rd
John 11.1-16. Thomas the Apostle
4th
Romans 16.17-end
For your diaries
4 June
Archdeacon's Visitation, St Mary's Hadleigh, 7.30 p.m.
5 June
Holton Lunch, Village Hall, 12.30 p.m.
7 June
Tea in the Church, Raydon, 3-5 p.m.
13 June
Raydon Book Sale
19-21 June Higham Art Exhibition
Those to be married in June
Please pray for happy marriages for:
Clare Strong and Peter Kitchener, to be married on 6 June in Higham
Samantha Loveday and Julian Adams, to be married on 27 June in Higham
Those to be baptized in June
Please pray for Oscar Mawdsley, who is to be baptized in SSM on 7 June.
For your prayers
Holton: Gerard Noel
Raydon: Cliff Cooper, Pat Cousins, Patricia Reeves
SSM: Thomas Clover, Reg Price, Dwayne, Trina
Outside the Benefice: Helen Gregory, Lizzie Gregory, Nick Middleton, Cécile
O'Dell