February 2013 - Grimston, West Norfolk

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The New Village Link begins here
February 2013
WELCOME!
Welcome to the new Village Link – no
longer printed at the Rectory on a
machine which is now beginning to
show its age. It’s the fourth machine
we have used since Village Link began
in 1981 – printing over 19,000 pages a
month takes its toll. From this issue,
‘Minuteman Press’ on the Hardwick
are doing our printing, and as well as
improvements in quality, this means
that we are now released from the
constraints of an eight sheet edition,
so there will be more room for
articles and more space for
advertisers. So you can expect a
thicker edition from next month. If
so, I hope we don’t wear out our
faithful volunteer deliverers, without
whom Village Link would fizzle out.
It’s a tribute to our community that
we’ve never been short of offers to
do this monthly distribution. They all
deserve a medal, especially in the sort
of weather we are going through now.
As well as another upgrade of the
quality of the production, I am hoping
that having Village Link printed outside
means it will be less of a burden for
my successors, as I shall be retiring
some six months hence. My last
Sunday service will be on July 28th,
although I will still be doing various
things amongst the packing up
(officially holiday) after that.
Meanwhile we will need to gather
some help on the editorial team over
the next few months, so that all the
work doesn’t fall on one pair of
shoulders. When the Rev. Andrew
Thomas left in 1983, several different
people each took on part of the work.
Job-sharing is even easier now, with
the advent of email, so a team should
be quite viable.
I believe a community thrives on good
communication, helping us all to know
what’s going on, and how we can offer
to help eachother, so I’ve enjoyed my
part in producing Village Link, even
though it’s sometimes been a mad
dash to meet the deadline before the
team arrive to collate and staple all
the pages, and count out the bundles
for the deliverers. Now they only
need to do the last bit.
Having lived in the village for
approaching thirty years, Margaret and
I view the approach of retirement
with considerable trepidation – it’s
going to be a big wrench uprooting
ourselves after so long, and where our
family have grown up very happily.
We hope we’ll find as much
community spirit when we move to
Wellesbourne in Warwickshire, but
we realise there’s nowhere quite like
Norfolk!!
Meanwhile, now that Village Link will
have more space – does anyone have
a gift for setting puzzles or
crosswords, or writing about local
history, photos or memories from the
past ? ...
Diary for February 2013
Fri.
1st
Congham and Roydon Mobile Library visits (now 4 weekly)
Sun.
3rd
Mon.
Tue.
4th
5th
Wed.
Thu.
6th
7th
Fri.
8th
2nd Sunday before Lent
Morning Prayer 9am Roydon
Holy Communion 9am Congham, 10.30am Grimston
Methodist Service 10.30am Pott Row
7pm Roydon Parish Council at the Village Hall
2.30pm Home Group at 62 Lynn Road,
7.30pm Home Group at 1 Low Rd, Roydon
2.30pm Home Group at 31 Ashwicken Road
7.30pm Charity Bingo at the Anvil
8pm Home Group at 8 Lynn Road
7.30pm Fourvilles Quiz Night at the Village Hall
7.30pm HFLL meets at the Rectory
Sun.
10th
Mon.
Tue.
Wed.
Thu.
11th
12th
13th
14th
Sat.
16th
Sun.
17th
Mon.
Tue.
18th
19th
Wed.
Thu.
20th
21st
Sun.
24th
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Lent 1
Holy Communion 8am Grimston, 9am Congham,
All-Age Worship 10.30am Grimston
Methodist Service 10.30am Pott Row
7.30pm WI at the Village Hall – A Crafty Cuppa
2.30pm Home Group at 62 Lynn Road,
7.30pm Home Group at 1 Low Rd, Roydon
2.30pm Home Group at Long Sutton
8pm Home Group at 8 Lynn Road
Lent 2
Holy Communion 8am Grimston
Morning Prayer 9am Roydon, 10.30am Grimston
Methodist Service 10.30am Pott Row
4pm Gap Meeting for Prayer at Orchard House, 121 Lynn Road
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Morning Prayer 9am Congham : No service at Grimston
All-age Service at Roydon 10.30am
Methodist Service 10.30am Pott Row
Mobile Library visits Pott Row and Grimston
7.30pm Greenfingers at the Village Hall : Easy Exotics
Ash Wednesday 7.30pm Holy Communion at the Rectory
10.30am Coffee Morning at 32 Chapel Road
Village Link deadline for March
2.30pm Good Companions at the Village Hall
Mon. 25th Mobile Library visits Pott Row and Grimston
Tue. 26th 10am First Day of Incinerator Inquiry, KL Corn Exchange
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Greenfingers
The first Greenfingers meeting of the
year is on Tuesday February 12th at
the Village Hall, Pott Row, at 7pm for
7.30 when Liz Browne will be
speaking on Easy Exotics. Visitors
are always welcome.
Dog-lovers
Dogs being walked along the footpath
into Vong Lane which comes out
between Vong Farm and the school
are being allowed to foul the
footpath, and the men who cut the
farm hedge have been splattered in a
most unpleasant way. There are dogbins about - Please use them!
Charity Performance of Calendar Girls
The King¹s Lynn Players will be
presenting Tim Firth’s play ‘Calendar
Girls’ at the King's Lynn Arts Centre
from March 13th to 16th. It’s based
on a true story of eleven WI
members who posed nude for a
calendar to raise money for
Leukaemia Research. The Mail on
Sunday reviewer said ‘It is marvellous
theatre, guaranteed to make you
laugh, cry and come out singing
‘Jerusalem’ ’.
The Players are truly inspired by the
opportunity to present this fantastic
play, and alongside their production,
are supporting a local charity - The
Robert Foot Leukaemia Fund, which
has a website www.rflf.org.uk.
They are also holding a Charity Ball
and producing a Calendar for 2014,
to provide a legacy fund-raising
opportunity throughout next year.
For more details, visit the players’
web-site: www.kingslynnplayers.co.uk
Grimston & District W.I
The next meeting will be on Monday
February 18th at Grimston Village
Hall from 7.30. This evening will see
members enjoying a ‘Crafty Cuppa’. It
is an ideal opportunity to bring along
any craft that you are working on and
enjoy catching up with friends at the
same time, and no doubt more
chatting will be done than craft work!
Anyone who would like to find out
more about the WI but is not a
member will be more than welcome
to join in for the evening. You do not
have to bring along a craft item as
you can come just for a good chat
and of course a cuppa. The
competition is for ‘A Conversation
Stopper’.
Thank you on behalf of the teenagers in Nakwero!!!!
Thank you to everyone who came,
helped and baked cakes etc for the
Norfolk Nakwero Institute. I am
6
pleased to say that after a wonderful
morning we have raised £260. Many,
many thanks to you all. Kate Sayer.
Prizes Please
Monica and Eileen will be holding a
Bingo in aid of East Anglian Air
Ambulance on Friday March 15th at
the Ffolkes Arms’ Hillington.
If anyone would like to donate a
prize, it will be very much
appreciated.
Contact Monica on
Hillington 600868. Thankyou.
Hospital book trolley
Sorry – Anne Knight’s number was
given incorrectly in last month’s VL
it’s 600597. And a slight change: the
afternoon when help is needed is
Monday rather than Thursday.
LEGO for a School Club
Have you any unwanted Lego? Would
you donate it to the pupils of Holly
Meadows School? Please contact the
school on 01485 600241, thank you!
Coffee Morning, Bring & Buy & Raffle
Please come & support a Coffee
Morning in aid of Norfolk Nakwero
Vocational Institute on Thursday 28th
February from 10am-1pm with Bring
& Buy and Raffle at Kate Sayer’s
home, Buttermere, Hillington (behind
Phone Box near Garage). It’s best to
Park in the drive or in Pasture Close
News from Congham Parish Council February 2013
Congham Parish Council held its
A special plea was made by the
January meeting at Congham Hall
Congham PCC to support their
who made us welcome under difficult
project to improve facilities in the
circumstances, the snow and a major
church. This was wholeheartedly
refurbishment. Many thanks are due
approved and the Parish Council
to the staff at Congham Hall.
wishes St Andrews well in its bid to
seek a grant towards the kitchen /
Due to the weather we did not gain
toilet area.
an update from any of the external
bodies.
The Congham Fuel scheme is
flourishing. All enquiries to the Clerk.
The precept remains the same as the
last two years.
To contact the Clerk: Kate Sayer
01485 600825 or conghamclerk@
btinternet.com
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Fourvilles Quiz
On Friday 8th February The Fourville
Players will be hosting a quiz night at
Grimston Village Hall. The quiz starts
at 7.30pm and teams of up to 4 people
pay £5. You can book your quiz team
by calling me (Emma) on (01485)
609036. As always it promises to be a
fun night so we hope to see you there!
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This year on Sunday 1st September
our fete will once again be taking place
from 2-5 on the Pott Row village
green. We will release more details
nearer the time but if you are part of a
village organisation or somebody who
would like to come along and sell any
homemade items or bric-a-brac you
may have please contact us by email.
Village Quiz
This year The Fourville Players are
now on the social networking sites.
You can find us on twitter with the
name fourvilleplayer or on Facebook
under the group name fourville
players. We hope to keep these
regularly updated with information for
fundraising and social events as well as
read through and performance dates!
You do not need to be a member of
The Fourville Players to join our
Facebook or twitter pages, similarly if
you would like to receive our free
newsletter via email please send us an
email to [email protected]
.uk so we can add you to our mailing
list! We look forward to meeting you
at some of our upcoming events soon.
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Friday Night, February 22nd
on Friday February 22nd at 7.30pm
at Grimston Village Hall,
Cliffe-En-Howe Road, Pott Row
with quizmaster Stephen Hayter
£2 per person for teams up to 4 people
plus raffle and refreshments
To book please phone 01485 609052
Yet Another Quiz
The Companions of Park House raise
funds to help disabled people enjoy a
holiday at Park House and will be
holding a fund-raising Quiz Night at
Park House Hotel, Sandringham on
Thursday February 28th. Doors open
at 7pm – the quiz starting at 7.30 pm.
The Entry fee is £5 per person to
include sandwiches & chips. There
will be a Bar serving beer, wine and
soft drinks. The maximum team size is
six. Please phone to reserve your
table Phil (01553-631663) or Jan
(01485-542278) or email them at
parkhouse [email protected]
Can Bank
The can bank at the village hall is full,
but not only with cans. As there is a
mixture of cans and glass bottles, we
cannot find a commercial company
who will empty it.
It may be necessary to ask volunteers
to manually sort the contents so they
can be correctly recycled! This will
not be a pleasant task, so we would
ask everyone who uses it, in future to
only use it for cans. We will
investigate the possibility of a bottle
bank in the near future.
Thank you : Village Hall Committee
Methodist Mardle
DIVINE WORSHIP AT POTT ROW IN FEBRUARY AT 10.30AM
Feb. 3rd
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Feb. 10th
Greg Sargent
Feb. 17th
Marion Kemp
Feb. 24th
The Rev. Mike Hall Holy Communion
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The Coffee Morning will be on Thursday 14th at 32 Chapel Road from 10.30am.
Open Gardens 2013
By popular request, Friends of St
Botolph’s plan to run an ‘Open
Gardens’ event as part of their fund
raising programme this year. The
proposed date is Sunday, June 2nd
from 1pm until 5pm. However, we
need gardens to visit!
If you would be prepared to
participate by offering to open your
garden to visitors on this date, please
contact Roger or Jenny Haywood on
01553 630301 or [email protected].
At this stage, it would be an
expression of interest only, without
any firm commitment. Friends would
provide any help required on the day,
for example, in taking money,
checking tickets etc.
Handel Operas
A one-day course on “Handel
Operas” is to be held on Saturday
23rd March, 10am – 3.30pm, at
Burnham Market Village Hall. £12.00
for the day includes lunch. The WEA
Day School Lecture will be given by
Andres Hernandez-Salazar.
To book: write a cheque for £12.00,
with your name and telephone
number on the back, made out to:
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to: Inge Martin, WEA Branch
Secretary, 120 Sutton Lea, Burnham
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Deadline for the next Village Link
The March edition of Village Link goes to press on February 14th. Sorry it’s so
early but February ends all too soon!
Caroline’s Bingo
A big ‘Thank You’ to everyone who
supported Caroline’s Bingo in aid of
Cancer Research during 2012. You
helped us to raise the magnificent
sum of £1327. Our next event is on
February 7th at The Anvil, starting at
7.30pm. Everyone is welcome.
Parish Councils
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Roydon Parish Council meets on
February 4th at 7pm at the Village
Hall. Grimston Parish Council next
meets on Monday March 4th at
7.30pm at the Village Hall. Local
people are welcome to sit in and
listen to their discussions, and there
may be an opportunity to express a
point of view or bring something to
the attention of the councillors.
Praying for You
If you would like church members to
join you in your prayer for a concern
you have, you might like to note it
down on a ‘prayer-leaf’ on the prayer
tree in Grimston Church, normally
open each day until at least 4pm.
This month, church members will be
remembering in prayer the people
who live in Congham Road,
Massingham Road, Bell Road and the
Walnuts.
Births, Deaths and Marriages
Barrie W. RUDD, formerly of
Church Close) latterly living at
Docking House, died aged 76 on
January 11th. His funeral is taking
place at Mintlyn Crematorium on
Thursday January 31st at 10.45am.
Continuing disruption on the 1153 through Congham
Anglian Water were hoping to have
been able to re-open the road
through (or past) Congham by now,
but the severe weather has made it
very difficult. So we will have to use
the nearest alternative, Station Road
Roydon, for a little longer, to get to
Hillington or the 148 to go North, or
the Massingham Road to get further
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in the Fakenham direction.
winter has only just begun!
And
Using by-roads is very pleasant at
other times of year, but these roads
may not be gritted or salted, so
extreme caution and patience will be
needed. Going via Knights Hill or
Gayton will be somewhat safer
options.
Incinerator Update - The Inquiry begins this month!
Occasionally letters in the papers
reveal how a few believe the modern
myth that no pollution escapes
‘modern’ Incinerator filters. If there
were no pollution you can be sure
companies would not waste money
building 85m tall stacks to get rid of
‘fresh air’.
Intensive preparation work is going
on for the Public Inquiry, KLWIN and
Cory Wheelabrator have been
requesting information from each
other and meeting to identify any
areas of common ground between
us. There are many procedures and
strict deadlines to be met before the
Inquiry opens on February 26th.
Some
information
has
been
exchanged and some not. KLWIN
have provided Cory Wheelabrator
with a report from independent
consultancy
Eunomia.
Cory
Wheelabrator have provided maps
showing whereabouts they think
their greatest concentrations of
Mercury, Lead, Cadmium and other
pollution would hit the ground.
Where the pollution lands and in
what concentration is important to
the Inquiry.
At the time of writing this update
Cory Wheelabrator are still not
prepared to release details of their
filter specification arguing they have
not chosen their supplier. This is
important and concerning because
legislation requires them to use ‘Best
Available Technique’ (BAT) filters,
unfortunately ‘BAT’ includes both
effective and ineffective filters. Some
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fail to trap between 70-95% of the
most harmful particles. Back in
September at a trade exhibition Dr
Fleck, a senior official connected with
the Willows Incinerator, stated the
filter specification had been decided
and details would be provided.
However,
since
then
Cory
Wheelabrator have been unwilling to
provide the specification and
continue to say “..this specific request
for information is not considered
relevant..” Why they will still not
provide this information is not
known.
Children’s Page
It is essential people from across
West Norfolk come to the Inquiry,
listen to all the evidence and
understand the basis for the
inspector’s final recommendation. It
is free to attend. The sound quality
should be much improved from PreInquiry Lynn Sport event. The first
day of the inquiry will be at King’s
Lynn Corn Exchange starting 10am
Tuesday February 26th. Following
days will be at the Professional
Development Centre, Kilham’s Way,
next to the back of the fire station.
KLWIN’s fundraising events include
Bollywood style Curry Night Feb.9th
at 7pm, for tickets call 01553 840640.
The next KLWIN Coffee Morning
and Crafts is on Feb. 23rd 9am–12 at
Fairgreen Farms, Hill Rd, Middletion,
PE32 1RN.
Mike Knights – Vice-Chair KLWIN
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Holly Meadows School
China has arrived in Holly Meadows
and we are having an amazing time.
All the children have had the
opportunity to meet and hold two
Cornsnakes that belong to Lewis
Savory in Year 6. He and his mum
brought them to school for the day
and visited each class answering an
encyclopaedia’s worth of questions.
We are very grateful to them for
their time and expertise. Next month
is the new Chinese Year of the Snake
and we felt it would not be right for
us to miss an opportunity to learn
from being close to a real snake.
Also, we have set up role play areas
around the school for the children to
have the experience of running a
Chinese Take-away. Their Maths
skills are improving by the day as they
calculate the costs and discounts that
are available to regular customers!
The younger ones are working on
mastering chopsticks and they are all
planning some great menus for our
Chinese meal. Some of the pupils
have already started Chinese dance
with a visiting teacher from
Springwood Academy and she will be
working with us over the next few
weeks so we can perform a Dragon
Dance.
I was delighted to hear that a former
pupil had read Village Link and has
made contact with the school as she
has two Chinese colleagues who will
come and work with the school on a
full range of Chinese activities from
cooking, writing, speaking, dancing to
creating with paper such as Origami
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models. We are so lucky and I am
thrilled that the Link entry each
month has resulted in someone from
our
local
community
sharing
something with us. Thank you.
Our list of school Ambassadors is
growing and we have now presented
the coveted badges to Olivia Morris,
Nisha Sirju, Mason Higby and Ellie
Twite who join Jordan and Ewain in
the Ambassador’s “Frame of Fame”
on display in the entrance hall. The
staff and pupils are grateful for all
their help and support around the
school, particularly with setting a
great example to the other pupils.
We have survived the bad weather
so far, staying open every day and I
am delighted that so many pupils and
staff have managed to get into school
safely. Playing with friends outside,
making snowmen, painting the snow
and having a good, old-fashioned
snowball fight at playtimes makes the
cold much easier to cope with and
we all concentrate much better on
our lessons when we come back
inside again. The children’s Winter
writing is very creative and a pleasure
to read when they have had such
good first hand experiences.
We wish you all the best and look
forward to inviting you to another
community day in the near future as
the last World War II day was such a
success.
Rachael Williams, Headteacher,
Holly Meadows School
Rachael Spooner
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The January meeting of Good
Companions was due to be on
January 19th, but the weather was
too snowy, so they were hoping to
meet the following Saturday. The
February meeting is to be on
Saturday February 16th at 2.30pm.
This Month’s Double Cover Picture
Looking along Gayton Road on a snowy day. A close attention to small details of
alterations here and there should reveal when this photo was taken.
Hudson’s Fen Leisure Ltd.
The HFLL committee is applying for a
gift-aid tax refund this month from
several sponsored events people have
offered to do in the past few years. If
anyone else would like to do a
sponsored event in aid of the
recreational life of the community, we
will be very grateful. In the interests
of satisfying the conditions of being
able to recoup the extra 25%, please
make sure anyone who can gift-aid fills
Reg. Charity number 1128787
in their full name and address on your
sponsorship form. We can advise you
on the wording that HMRC now insist
on. Gift-aid cannot be claimed for
gifts from members of the immediate
family of the person being sponsored.
HFLL will shortly be needing a new
treasurer. Please Contact Mary Roper,
Kevin Kavanagh or William Howard if
you could consider taking this on.
Nar Valley Ornithological Society (NarVOS)
An illustrated talk by Simon Tonkin,
entitled: Farmland Bird Conservation
in Norfolk is to be given on Tuesday
February 26th, 7.30pm at the Barn
Theatre, Sacred Heart Convent
School, Swaffham. Access & parking
from Sporle Road. Simon Tonkin is a
Norfolk-based
Senior
Farmland
Conservation Officer for the RSPB.
Farmers are the guardians of much of
our countryside and wildlife. So, this
should be a fascinating talk, probably
covering such topics as how farmers,
working with conservation groups,
can help arrest the decline of such
species as Skylark and Turtle Dove.
Visitors are most welcome, paying £2
on the night if you are not a NarVOS
member. For more information about
this meeting or NarVOS call Ian Black
on 01760 724092.
Prayer of the Month – for those who work in dangerous places
Heavenly Father, by your mercy,
defend the people who work in places
where they are an easy target for
terrorists, and give great wisdom to
those who are called upon to rescue
them if trouble comes: In Jesus’ name.
Explore the Bible
The book of the prophet ISAIAH
relates to a period of some 300 years.
Chapters 1-39 are set in the closing
years of the Northern Kingdom while
the Southern Kingdom was still
relatively settled. Isaiah worked in
Jerusalem, the southern capital,
warning its people that God's
judgement must fall on them because
of social injustice and religious
hypocrisy. He advised dependence on
God's guidance and protection rather
than on temporary and shifting
political alliances with foreign nations.
For a while Jerusalem was spared the
same fate as the Northern Kingdom.
Chapters 40-55 (sometimes called
Second Isaiah) are concerned with
the Jewish exiles in Babylon. The
message is one of comfort: God is
about to do something new and the
punishment and pain of the past are
over. The return to the land of Israel
will recall the deliverance from Egypt.
In the final section, set in the period
after the Temple has been rebuilt,
there is evidence that the people are
in danger of slipping back into old
patterns of behaviour. Alongside
warnings is a vision of the greatness
of God and his plans for the salvation
of the Jews, and, through them, all
nations. These later chapters of
Isaiah, especially the ‘Servant Songs’
in chapters 42, 49, 50 and 52 must
have been much in Jesus’ mind as he
thought about the role he was taking
on, to represent the people, and
suffer and die for them. ‘He was
despised and rejected by men, a man
of sorrows, and acquainted with
grief..’ – familiar words uttered by a
lonely prophet to Jewish exiles in
Babylon, convinced that their stormtossed nation had been abandoned by
its God. To them Isaiah brought a
message of hope, telling of a
mysterious ‘servant of the Lord’ who
suffers beyond human endurance for
sins he didn’t commit, yet who lives
again to witness to the deliverance of
those for whom he died. These same
mysterious words came to life as the
followers of Jesus saw them fulfilled
so spectacularly in the suffering and
death of Jesus.
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Clowning in a Crisis
The doors open and into the empty
building come the worst smelling,
scruffy men and women you have
seen in a long time. Some are shuffling
along with their heads down and most
won't make eye contact with anyone.
These are the sort of people most of
us would cross the road to avoid if we
met in the street.
The Coppice
Bed and Breakfast
Fakenham Road,
Hillington, PE31 6DJ
Frank and Wendy Woo
Telephone 01485 600413
www.thecoppicehillington.co.uk
Walnuts
Cattery
TUESDAY & FRIDAY
EVENINGS
SATURDAY MORNING
TO FIND US PLEASE CALL
ON
07769 580 758
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Pauline Suckling
22 The Walnuts, Grimston
01485 600845
07887 982887
Spotty Pig Farm
Leziate Drove, Pott Row
01553 630538 / 07930 605578
For Pork As It Used To Taste
From our small herd of outdoor reared
Rare Breed Gloucestershire Old Spot and Large Black pigs.
Our fabulous pork packs are now available
to order for Spring delivery.
Farm Shop opening in March
For more information visit our website
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or email spottypigfarm.co.uk
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A Warm
Welcome to the
Grimston area
if you have
recently moved in!
Phone (01485 -) 600335
for your FREE
WELCOME PACK
WAYNE TUFFS
Bricklayer and General
Builder
All building work
undertaken, including
new builds, extensions,
garden walls, patios,
tiling, alterations, repairs,
and more
01485 601152
07879 476127
Fast forward 24 hours… The building
is filled with life, mainly well dressed
clean and confident looking men and
women sitting and chatting or perhaps
having a cup of tea or using a
computer. There are some very
scruffy people rushing around smiling
but they are only the Crisis Christmas
volunteers who, by this stage strongly
resemble the condition the guests
were in when they arrived.
Once again this year I had the pleasure
of working in 4 of the 9 shelters which
Crisis Christmas open over the
Christmas week. As a clown and
entertainer I go and make balloons for
the guests and if they feel like it I show
them how to create the balloons for
themselves.
This year it was different with many
homeless being people like you and
me, who have simply fallen on hard
times. I met guests who were
previously volunteers and also one
lady I remember from 5 years ago
who has quit her addiction and got a
home of her own. She was there this
year as a volunteer and I was blown
away by the difference in her.
As I sit here looking out at the snow I
just wanted to remind myself and
perhaps others that although times
are hard we have so much to be
thankful for.
Sally Beadle
Aka Crazy Bananas the clown
Parish Registers and Family History
Over the years many people have
come to look at the parish registers of
baptisms, weddings and burials in
Grimston from 1552 (Congham 1581,
Roydon 1721). But it’s now a legal
requirement that old parish registers
are kept in the county record office
rather than in individual churches. Our
three local parish churches have been
holding out against this, because most
people doing research into family
history like to use the internet rather
than going to the county record office
or employing a researcher to do it for
them. So the plan was to have all the
registers transcribed locally first.
It’s a huge task, and much of it has
been done, but not yet all. Some
registers have only been indexed to
surnames. But now with the advent
of digital photography, every page of
the registers has been photographed,
so that people can see not only view
pages of the registers, but purchase
jpg copies that they can file or print
for themselves to keep.
The registers are now at the Norfolk
Record Office, but the Rector holds
digital copies, transcripts and indexes
to help people find what they want
much more easily than going to the
NRO.
Grimston Parish Registers and Village History
(from Goodall’s 1923 history of St.Botolph’s)
A return made in 1603 gives the
The first Grimston Register describes
number
of
communicants
at
itself as ‘A Register booke of all the
Congham
as
140,
but
Grimston
had
Christnings Burialls and Mariages
only 115, a smaller number than at
within the parish of Grimpstone
Gayton, East Walton, Westacre and
made the thre and twentie day of
East Winch.
october anno dni 1598 but begining
at the yeare of our Lord God 1552.'
The Register of Burials throws a vivid
In the early years the entries were
light on the periods of plague and
probably made on loose sheets of
pestilence. There was a time of
parchment or on paper, but in 1598
exceptional
mortality
almost
an order was issued that all entries
throughout the reign of Queen Mary.
should be copied into parchment
In the four years from 1555 to 1558
books.
the number of burials was 121,
though the number of baptisms was
The first entry in the Register of
only 49. This was part of a nationMarriages is that of Richard Marre
wide epidemic, probably some kind of
and Alice Barwicke who ‘were
influenza, and Queen Mary herself
maried the xith of June Anno Dni
died of it in 1558.
1552.' It is not until we come to the
14th entry that we find a surname
But of all the attacks of the plague the
now to be found in the parish. There
most terrible was that known as the
we read that 'Thomas Jarves and
Black Death in the years 1348 and
Johan Crane wear maried' on the
1349. At that time in a single year half
15th January, 1553. Other surnames,
the people in England were carried
well-known today, are Codling, found
away. But there were other attacks
in 1554, Greene in 1558, Rust in
later. In and about the year 1603 our
1566, Rudd in 1644. and Howard in
parish suffered severely. It suffered
1647. Many, however, like Philister
again in and about the year 1665. But
and Nippe and Pyght, have entirely
the most serious visitation was in
disappeared. The first Barlow appears
1624, 1625 and 1626, when the total
in 1756.
number of burials was 86. Out of this
number 41 were those of young
We can obtain from the Registers a
people living with their parents.
very clear insight into the way in
which the population has grown. The
In 1832, twenty-six Grimston people
Marriage Register records an average
died between June 29th and July 29th
of 3 weddings a year up to 1719, then
‘of the Blue Oriental Cholera.' This
4 a year until 1800, then 6 in the
was part of a world pandemic. Only
early 19th century. We know that
20 years later was it discovered to be
the population in 1821 was 918, and
spread by poor drinking water and
we estimate the total in 1580 at
sanitation.
about 450.
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GRIMSTON MEDICAL CENTRE
01485 600341
NHS 111 is a new service to make it easier for you to
access local NHS healthcare services. You can call 111
when you need medical help fast but it’s not a 999
emergency. NHS 111 is a fast and easy way to get the
right help, whatever the time.
NHS 111 is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Calls are free from landlines and mobile phones.
You should use the NHS 111 service if you need medical
help or advice urgently but it's not a life-threatening
situation, for which you should call 999.
NHS 111 is also the new telephone number for the GP
out-of-hours service when the Medical Centre is closed.
Dog Groomer
fully qualified
To discuss your
grooming needs and
requirements call
01485 600957
07523-177802
Tree surgery &
hedge maintenance
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(Professionally Insured)
Tel. 01760-755423
(Westacre);
07770 488788
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Village Hall
CLIFFE-EN-HOWE ROAD
POTT ROW
Telephone
Hillington 600440
Registered Charity 303963
THE ANVIL INN
St Andrew’s Lane, Congham, King’s Lynn, PE32 1DU 01485 600625
Email: [email protected]
Home Made Food served daily.
VALENTINE’S DAY MENU AVAILABLE NOW !
Please drop in and collect one or give us a call.
Friday Night is Live Music Night……monthly!
Next Live Music… Friday 8th Feb.. D.N.A.
Karaoke with WAYNE … first Friday of the month.
Next Karaoke 1st Feb… 9pm.
Charity Quiz Night Every Month (last Friday) in aid of Air Ambulance….7.30pm
Charity Bingo every month (Thurs)….eyes down 7.30pm
Now Open at 5pm Every Friday.
A warm welcome from Karl, Kath and the team.
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MOBILE
HAIRDRESSING
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Tel. 01485 600901
or 0777 5514 572
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DAVID CRAVEN
ACIOB
Grimston Village Hall Wed. 7-8pm
Pott Row
Leziate Village Hall
Harpley Village Hall
Thurs. 6.30pm
Mon. 6.30 pm
Mon. 7.30pm
Wed. 9.30am
All classes last for one hour
FUN & FRIENDLY
Classes £3.50
For further information please
contact Julie Austin on 07721 774198
Architectural Services
For all Residential Planning
and Building Regulation
Applications
Also Project Management
Services offered
Tel 07585 442550
email [email protected]
Published on the last Saturday of every month
Rector:
The Rev. William Howard, The Rectory, Watery Lane
01485 - 600335
VILLAGE LINK is edited by the Rector, e-mail: William . Howard @ DUNELM . org . uk
Contributions by e-mail should if possible be sent as plain text.
Distribution: George Woods (Congham), Mary Roper (Grimston)
Kath Evison (Roydon) , Roger Haywood (Pott Row)
www . grimston . churchnorfolk . com
ST.BOTOLPH’S CHURCH, GRIMSTON
Wardens:
Mrs Jan. Willson, 50 Chapel Road, Pott Row
601666
Mrs Ellen Scott, 18 Rectory Close, Roydon
600612
P.C.C. Treas. Mr Roger Haywood, 9 Leziate Drove, Pott Row
KL-630301
P.C.C. Sec.: Mrs Pam Robson, 1 Low Road, Roydon
600246
www.congham.churchnorfolk.com
ST.ANDREW’S CHURCH, CONGHAM
Wardens:
Mrs Hilary Scase, Little Congham House, Hillington Road
600650
Mrs Iris Baker, 5 The Walnuts, Grimston
600355
P.C.C. Treas. Mr Chris Sykes, Churchfield House, St.Andrew’s Lane
601428
P.C.C. Sec.: Mrs Helen Lilley, Heath House, Hillington
600153
ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH, ROYDON
www . roydon . churchnorfolk . com
Wardens:
Mr David Grimes, 24 Church Lane, Roydon
600388
(Acting) Mr Colin Grimes, 74 Station Road
600059
P.C.C. Treas.: Mr Martin Shackcloth, 27 Church Lane, Roydon
600586
P.C.C. Sec.: Mrs Jackie Ludgater, 6 Rectory Close, Roydon
600353
CHURCH ORGANISATIONS
WAHM Club: Mrs Margaret Howard, The Rectory, Watery Lane
600335
Rock Solid (11+): Mr and Mrs Charles Scott, 18 Rectory Close, Roydon
600612
Child Protection Officer: Mrs Shirley Hone, 8 Lynn Road, Grimston
600750
Ladies Link: Mrs Margaret Howard, The Rectory, Watery Lane
600335
Bell Ringers: Mr Michael Harding, 49 New Roman Bank, Terrington St.C.01553-828301
Hot Pott Lunch Club: The Rev and Mrs Howard, The Rectory
600335
The GAP:
Mr and Mrs Richard Bowers, Orchard House, 121 Lynn Road
600485
POTT ROW METHODIST CHURCH
Minister:
Church
Mr Stephen Watts, 32 Chapel Road
Stewards Mrs Janet Gunn, 98 Chapel Road
Secretary:
Mrs Beryl Watts, 32 Chapel Road
VILLAGE LINK Guide to the Community:
600593
600274
600593
More inside back cover
Village Website: w ww.grimston.org
Including current and back copies of Village Link, with colour pictures
Telephone numbers are as from Hillington exch. (01485-) For KL numbers, dial 01553Art Group: Mrs Sue Willis 3 Fen Lane, Pott Row
KL-630579
KL-630352
Ashwicken V.A. School Head Teacher: Mrs Susan Collison
Baby Clinic: 1st Wednesday of month 1–2.30pm at Pott Row Methodist Chapel 600341
Beavers, Cubs & Scouts: Mr Ian Hall, 24 The Walnuts, Grimston
600470
Bowls Club: Mrs Daphne Parsons, 3 Bracken Way, Grimston
601492
1st Brownies: Catherine Foreman, Old Forge, Church Farm Barns, Gayton
KL-636318
Council (Borough of King's Lynn & W. Norfolk)
KL-692722
County Councillors: Congham: John Dobson, Moat Cottage, Old Hunstanton Hall 534265
Grimston, Pott Row, Roydon: Derrick Murphy, 55 Mill Road Watlington KL-811407
Cricket Club: Mr Tim Tilbrook, Willow Farm, Station Road, Roydon
601372
Borough Councillors: Mr Mike Tilbury, The Cott., Station Road, Gt.Mass’m (Cng) 520340
District Nurse: Grimston Medical Centre, Congham Road
609255
Doctors’ Surgery: Drs Archer, Scott & Clifton, Medical Centre, Congham Road
600341
Fen & Allotment Trust:: Mrs Emma Harvey, 86 Chapel Road
601307
600383
Flitcham V.P.A. School: Head Teacher: Mrs Angela Eden
Football: Mr Allan Dungey, 8 Hawthorn Avenue, Grimston
601279
Fourville Players: Mrs Margaret Garrod, Ivy Cottage, Cliffe-en-Howe Rd
600127
Friends of St.Botolph’s: Mr Peter Coe, Spring House, Candlestick Lane, Grimston 600337
Good Companions: Mr Nick Smith Tel. 600769
or Mr/Mrs Bill Hone
600750
Greenfingers: Mr Charles Fosgate, 6 Lansdowne Close, Gayton
KL-636963
Guides: Mrs Linda Watkinson, St.Winifred’s, Lynn Road, Gayton
KL-636629
Health Visitor: Mrs H. Sewell, Grimston Medical Centre, Congham Road
601221
600241
Holly Meadows School, Vong Lane: Head Teacher: Mrs Rachael Williams
Hudson Fen/PARC: Secretary Mr Kevin Kavanagh, 31 Chapel Road
600863
Incy Wincy Mothers & Toddlers: Mrs Sally Panks, 6 Philip Rudd Court
600223
Little Sunshines: Becki Lawless c/o Grimston Village Hall
601596
Member of Parliament: Mr Henry Bellingham, Congham Manor, St.Andr. Lane 600559
Parish Council Clerks
Grimston: Mr John Missing, 11 Back Lane, Pott Row, PE32 1BT
600875
Congham: Mrs Kate Sayer, Buttermere, Lynn Road, Hillington, PE31 6BJ
600825
Roydon: Mrs Pippa Winson, 20 Temple Road, King's Lynn, PE30 3SS
KL674382
Police:
999 for emergencies
For everything else 101 or KL-691211
Community Support Team 0845-456 4567 for rowdy behaviour - or 01953 424242
Public Rights of Way Warden: Mr David Grimes, 24 Church Lane, Roydon
600388
Residents Assoc.: Mr Clare de Whalley, 5 Chequers Road, Grimston
600391
Roydon Common: Norfolk Wildlife Trust: Mr Bill Boyd
578745
Springwood High School, King’s Lynn Head Teacher: Mr Andrew Johnson KL-773393
Tree Warden (Parish of Grimston) Mr Philip Parker, 7 Leziate Drove
KL-630866
Women’s Institute: Mrs Julie Manning, 11 Rectory Close, Roydon
600930
Village Hall: Mr David Giles, Brackendale, Cliffe-en-Howe Road, Pott Row
600440
(Organisations are invited to send additions and corrections to this list where appropriate)
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Traditional 4 star Holiday Cottage, Grimston
Sleeps 5, own parking for 2 cars, private garden
Long or short breaks available throughout year
Welcome tray for guests
Clean and comfortable home with log burner,
Linen provided, BBQ, broadband.
Children over 7 welcome, but unsuitable for younger
guests.
Pets by arrangement. No smoking please.
Ideal base for cyclists, walkers, and
birdwatchers.
For further details visit
www.latchcottage.com
Telephone Sue 07895 028 141 or Freya 07903 335 327
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Mon – Fri 9am – 3pm term time
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