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Welcome to the Wimbotsham News!
February 2016
Village in tune… Christmas Carol Concert
Produced by Wimbotsham Parish Council
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Deadline for next issue: 22nd April 2016
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Parish Chairmans Intro...
Welcome to the February edition of ‘Your Wimbotsham’ It is a year ago this
month that our first new style newsletter was distributed to all village residents. I
know you will all agree with me what a brilliant publication it is, full of relevant
information that allows everyone to know what has happened and what is going to
happen in the village. There is just no excuse for not knowing what is going on.
The newsletter is really a two way communication tool; we are able to keep
residents informed of Parish Council matters and you keep us informed via articles,
letters and advertisements of events, fundraising efforts, thankyou’s, opportunities,
local services and funding opportunities. Parish Councillors work hard to produce
the newsletter and then deliver it to every home, so no one misses out.
The Parish Council is directly responsible for a number of
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Maintaining the village green
Street lighting
Looking after the village bus shelter
Commenting on all planning applications
Supporting village organisations
Providing a focus within the village for action/representations on key issues
Monitoring public rights of way
We need money to do all this and so the Parish Council sets a budget every year
known as the Precept. The money is collected for us by King’s Lynn & West
Norfolk Borough Council through your Council Tax bills. This is paid by electors in
the Parish. At our Parish Council meeting on 12th January we had to set our budget
for the forthcoming year. The Precept we have set is 2% higher per household than
last year at £16,200. Why have we done this? The forthcoming year will hopefully
see refurbishment of the village hall begin and as a parish Council it is our duty to
help improve village life for the community in many ways. Supporting the cost of
the refurbishment is just one of these. The Parish Council also receives grants and
income in other ways. An example of this is over the last few years we have applied
to the Parish Partnership scheme managed by County Council Transport
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Department. Currently we are still awaiting the installation of speed gates partly
funded through this scheme.
As well as waiting for the speed gates to be installed, Norfolk County Council
Highways has yet to make repairs to our un-adopted roads in the village, cut back
the sides of the footpath up to the A10, repair potholes and progress the bus stops on
Lynn Road. We are writing a letter of complaint to Norfolk County Council about
these matters highlighting the length of time requests are taking in respect of
highway safety issues. County Councillor Brian Long has spoken to Highways on
our behalf to push the works forward.
Wimbotsham’s various groups and organisations, through their work, are also
supporting and improving village life. To assist these groups the Parish Council has
adopted a Donation Awarding Policy allowing applications for a Parish Council
grant. To qualify for an award applicants must be able to demonstrate that any
funding from the Parish Council will benefit the Parish, or residents of the Parish.
Please contact our Clerk, Pippa Winson for more information.
2016 will also be the year The Queen celebrates her 90th birthday.
Your councillors are:
Bates, Simon
The Beeches, 2 Westway
01366 386607
Burton, Diane
24 Lynn Road
01366 388453
Cable, Ian (Vice(Vice-Chair)
37 Church Road
01366 386704
Fendley, David
23 Tinkers Lane
01366 383436
Frost, Dana
21 Tinkers Lane
01366 387211
Harrison, Steve
6 Honey Hill
01366 383870
Ribbons, Richard
28 Napthans Lane
01366 380371
Squires, Jackie (Chair)
88 Westway
01366 386370
Contacting the Parish Council
The best way to contact the council is via the Parish Clerk.
Please remember to provide your name, address and telephone number.
Clerk to Wimbotsham Parish Council: Pippa Winson
37 Ullswater Avenue, South Woo6on, King’s Lynn,PE30 3RL
[email protected]
01553 674382
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Parish Council
Newsletter
Thank you to all those who support the newsletter with their
contribution of articles and news. Articles are always welcome.
The
newsletter
contact
[email protected]
is
the
Parish
Clerk:
01553 674382
Parish Council Meetings
Meetings are held in the Village Hall Bar Room Starting at 7pm
Everyone is welcome to attend
If you would like to address the council there is an opportunity to speak
Meeting Dates 2016:
16th February 19th April
31 May - Annual Parish and Annual Parish Council Meeting - Main Hall
12th July 30th August
11th October
29th November
Agendas & Minutes are published on the village notice boards & on the website:
Deadline for next newsletter
22nd April 2016
The next newsletter is due for publication
early May.
Please let us have your
articles, with pictures where appropriate.
Let us know what you have planned for Summer 2016!
Send to: [email protected]
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ART EXHIBITION
& CRAFT FAIR
At
WIMBOTSHAM VILLAGE
HALL
SATURDAY 19TH MARCH
1000 – 1600hrs
A chance to view paintings, and other craft
items by local artists and a good opportunity to
purchase unusual and unique gifts – or just treat
yourself!!
As well as a variety of craft stalls, there will be
an Easter tombola (win some Easter connected
prizes), refreshments (tea, coffee, squash,
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QUIZ NIGHT
Strumming
A Quiz Night was held in the Village
Hall on 19th November to raise funds
for essential maintenance.
Ever wished you could strum along to
your favourite 50’s 60’s and 70’s pop
songs, and have had an acoustic guitar
for years in the loft or the spare room,
but never really progressed from
learning just a few chords, well that
sounds just like me.
Eleven teams participated and the
If you have a spare 1 or 2 hours a week
(doesn,t have to be weekly) how about
joining me for a bit of fun strumming
along to some of those songs. You don’t
have to know any musical notation or
TAB just a handful of chords. There’s no
cost involved, it’s purely for fun.
Call me on my mobile No. 07526
295830
Frank Seymour
winning team was St Mary’s Church.
A total of £251.50 was raised during a
most enjoyable evening.
Many thanks to Church Farm for
supplying refreshments and to Ann and
the ladies of the Red Hat Brigade for
organising the raffle.
DIMENTIA FRIENDLY LUNCH
The Chequers dementia friendly lunch is held the last Thursday of every month and
is still well attended. A two course lunch for £5.00 and it is for dementia sufferers
and their carers to meet up, offer support to one another and enjoy lunch in a relaxed
and friendly atmosphere. It must be pre- booked by calling or e-mailing the pub as
there are limited places. It has proved so successful they may be holding 2 a month,
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Wimbotsham and Stow Village Hall
Village Hall What’s On
Monday:
6:00pm - 7:00pm
8:00pm – 9:30pm
Pilates
Ouse Washes Molly Dancers
(Phil on 07878000175/01328701254)
Wednesday: 10:00am – 12:00pm Tai Chi
(Glen Belton on 07919906330)
7:00pm – 8:00pm Jazzercise
(Hilary on 07909282165)
Friday:
2:00pm – 4:00pm Short mat bowls
(Mrs Pat Griggs on 01366384534)
7:00pm – 8:00pm Disco Fit
(Suze3e on 07949065573)
Saturday:
9:00am – 10:00am Jazzercise
2nd, 4th, 5th Sunday in the month
5th Sunday is an Evening of Clairvoyance for charity
(Brian on 01366380224)
Friends & Neighbours
Last Wednesday in the month 2:00pm – 4:00pm
(Sheila Gove on 01366386892)
Spiritualist Church
Auc<ons
Last Thursday in the month
(Marie Thompson on 07796992518)
Village Hall Hiring Fees
The current hiring fees for the hall are as follows:
General hire:
Children’s par<es:
Adult par<es:
£6 per hour
£7 per hour
Price on request
A refundable damages deposit of £50 is required for all adult par<es.
Contact Diane Burton on 01366388453 with any enquiries or if you wish to hire
the hall for your club/func<on.
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Short Mat Bowls
My overall feeling is that this is a very
gentle way of getting some beneficial
exercise whilst enjoying a good “natter“.
It is a little before 2pm on a Friday in
November and I enter Wimbotsham
village hall to be greeted by ten people
who have turned up for their weekly
short mat bowls.
If you would like to try your hand,
you would be made most welcome.
The atmosphere is cordial and social
and within minutes the hall is
transformed for the players to begin. The
club no longer play competitive (league)
games although the occasional friendly
with other local clubs is played. Today
there are 5 ladies and 5 gentlemen so it’s
men versus ladies. As a non player
myself, there appears to be no great
physical exertion required, but technique
is obviously important. Whilst there is a
competitiveness to the game that is being
played, it is not intense, players from
both sides are generous in their praise for
a good shot & equally sympathetic if the
bowl hits the centre block or comes off
the mat.
You don’t need any equipment as there
are club bowls available.
You don’t need the muscles of a weight
lifter.
There are no age restrictions (the club
boasts a 94 year old).
But you will need a change of footwear
(to protect the mat from mud etc.).
At the half time break the ladies are in
the lead and everyone sits together for a
well earned cup of tea and biscuits.
Wimbotsham village hall - Fridays 2pm
to 4pm.
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Fit Together Walks
Free Health Walks in West Norfolk The new Winter through to Spring
programme is now published, with a wide choice of walks to choose from. If you are
considering increasing your activity levels and wanting to lead a healthier lifestyle,
then there will be a walk to suit your needs. Look out for the Grade 1 gentle walks
that go over flat, firm surfaces. Grade 2 and 3 walks increase in distance and terrain,
but are OK for people wanting to build up their activity levels.
Local to Wimbotsham are walks that take place in Downham Market every
Wednesday afternoon at 2pm. Start points vary so go to www.activenorfolk.org/
fittogether to view the new programme. Alternatively pick up a copy from the village
shop, Council offices and/or library in Downham Market. These afternoon walks are
up to 2.5 miles distance and up to an hour walking.
All walks are led by trained volunteers, who are there to offer support and
encouragement. So why not give walking a go, meet new people and get to know the
area in which you live. It’s all free too!
Tel: 01553 616657 for more information or email
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Recreation Ground
Christmas Carol Evening
Happy
New
Year
from
A Midsummer fayre
everyone at the recreation ground
This year’s midsummer fayre will be
committee. We welcome you to make
held on Saturday 25th June 12pm to 6pm.
lots of use and have fun at the park
Our organising sub-committee has been
during the forthcoming year!
formed and are already planning a
Christmas Carol Evening fabulous day! If you have a love of art,
craft and music and would like to be part
Thank you to everyone who came along of organising this event we would like to
to this wonderful evening of song, jokes hear from you. We have separate
and good food! Again this year the hall facebook page for this event, with details
was packed and a good time was had by announced weekly, please search “A
all. Many thanks to all who performed Midsummer Fayre”. This is our biggest
for us and those who made food for our fundraiser of year providing most of the
buffet, this evening never fails to get money to enable the park to run the
everyone in the Christmas spirit! Special following year....please save the date on
thanks to Rob James for organising it.
Our collection raised £120 for the Save the date… 25th June for a
community bus and the raffle raised £145 Mid Summer fayre
-40 for the recreation ground.
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Our committee always meet weekly to
get all of the jobs done around the
ground and in the pavilion. We will
begin meeting again this year on a
Wednesday evening between 6 and 630pm. This is great chance to get
your calendar.
New Play Equipment
This year we plan to install a new
toddler slide at the park. This will be
sighted alongside the large slide with a
similar design on a small scale. Our
committee will begin work in the spring.
Donation
from
Parish Council
February 2016
the
The Parish council have kindly donated
money to the Recreation Ground to pay
for our new sign at the entrance of the
park and a new urn and large teapot for
the pavilion. Many thanks to them.
More from the Carol Concert...
Pop-up cafe 2016
We would love to open up the pavilion
again this year to provide families
simple refreshments as they play. We
are looking for someone who could help
with this. Please contact us if you can
spare some time to help us.
Your vision?
Our committee have been discussing
future plans of adding equipment to our
park. We need you opinion! What would
you like to see at the recreation ground?
Would you like to use an adult green
gym to get fit? If you have a view please
contact us.
If you would like to follow us and
keep in touch please find us on
facebook.
Keep an eye on our facebook
page
Sarah Cox - Chairperson 01366
382633
Recreation clean up
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then used to mark the foreheads of those
who come to the service with the sign of
the cross, as a sign of sorrow for the
things we have done that have grieved
God. This is an ancient ceremony that
has been given a new lease of life in
recent years.
Church News
PALM SUNDAY marks the start of
HOLY WEEK, the week leading up to
EASTER. It falls on March 20, when the
10.30 am service will be in the Village
Hall in Nordelph, and there will be palm
crosses for all those who come. The
Thursday of HOLY WEEK is called
MAUNDY THURSDAY, when we
remember the LAST SUPPER which
Jesus ate with his disciples. There will
be a service of HOLY COMMUNION
at 6.30 pm. For more details, contact the
Vicar .
C&E at the CofE
No doubt the memories of CHRISTMAS
are fading, but the church looked lovely,
as always, and it was good to see so
many at the CHRISTMAS services. For
many though the main memory will be
of the school children's faces as they
stood in the central aisle holding their lit
CHRISTINGLES
those
decorated
oranges.
The mince pies quickly vanished from
the supermarkets, and have been
replaced by hot cross buns. EASTER
comes early this year - on March 27 but
only those of us who are older will
remember the time when hot cross buns
were eaten only on GOOD FRIDAY!
On GOOD FRIDAY there is a
FAMILY SERVICE at Wimbotsham
when we retell the story of the first
GOOD FRIDAY and make Easter
gardens. Then in the afternoon, from 23pm there is a quiet service of
meditation at Stow Bardolph church.
Since EASTER is early, ASH
WEDNESDAY, preceded by SHROVE
TUESDAY, is early too. There will be a
service of HOLY COMMUNION to
mark the start of LENT on Wednesday
10 February at 7.30 pm in Wimbotsham
Church. ASH WEDNESDAY takes its
name from the ash which is created by
burning last year's palm crosses. This is
The night before EASTER the clocks go
forward one hour ... do remember or you
may be too late to join the EASTER
CELEBRATION which will take place
at 10.30am at St. Peter's in Stow Bridge
this year, even though EASTER falls on
the fourth Sunday of the month when the
service would normally be here.
Somebody realised that it has been some
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years since EASTER fell on the second
Sunday of the month, and it will not fall
then for some years to come. So
Wimbotsham have graciously agreed to
let the EASTER CELEBRATION this
year take place at Stow Bridge.
Do come and join us at any of these
special services - or indeed at our regular
services which are listed on the church
notice board - we would love to see
Arcles for the next
newsleer!
NEW
YEAR
HAPPILY
FOR
CENTRE
STARTS
MAGPIE
The New Year started well for the Magpie
Centre, home of West Norfolk Riding for the
Disabled Association, with a £2,500 grant from
the Borough Council of King’s Lynn and West
Norfolk, distributed by the Norfolk Community
Foundation.
More than 100 people a week, of all ages and
with a wide range of physical and learning
disabilities, benefit from riding and carriage
driving lessons at the Centre, and although rider donations cover part of the cost,
grants such as this are essential to enable the Centre
to continue its work.
RACE NIGHT Saturday 27th February
First big social event of 2016 is a Race Night, scheduled for Saturday February 27,
7pm for 7.30pm at Watlington Village Hall, Church Road, Watlington PE33 0HE.
Tickets, £10 each, include a Hog Roast supper, with vegetarian option, plus an
extensive choice of salads and desserts. Wine, beer, cider and soft drinks will be
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Scams and Staying Safe In the six weeks prior to Christmas, there were
lots of email alerts from Norfolk Trading Standards. Many on a similar theme –
either cold callers or scammers and I thought you might like to read how to deal
with such unscrupulous people and Trading Standards general advice.
Cold Callers
Having been very involved for many years in setting up and
supporting a “No Cold Calling Zone (NCCZ) in my previous home area.
The main priority of such a zone was to make people aware of what was happening
and how it occurred. Prior warning without scaremongering goes a long way to
helping people stop the crime themselves. As a result of this awareness, there was a
large increase in reporting the cold callers to the appropriate authorities such as
Trading Standards and the police, so that they were able to take appropriate action.
There was also a considerable drop in the number of cold callers within the zone.
- Where possible do not open the door to strangers.
- If you don’t know the person at the door, you may be able to speak to
them through a window.
- Ensure you have a door chain and keep it engaged. A spy hole is also a
good idea.
- Say “No” to unwanted callers – be blunt – it’s your home.
- If the cold caller suggests coming back, arrange for a relative, friend or
neighbour to be with you to give support.
- Ask the caller to make a request for an appointment in writing – they
rarely will.
If we all talk to each other about cold callers, if we notify the authorities, (numbers
below) then there will be fewer victims. So if you have a cold caller, try to note as
much information about them as you can, e.g., what did the people look like (they
often work in twos or threes), what type of vehicle and registration number and then
report it to Trading Standards via the Consumer Direct number, or Action Fraud or
dial 101 for the police. Victims are sometimes so upset when they realise they have
been scammed as they do not want to admit it. There is no shame in being a victim.
If you have been a victim, call the police on 101, or 999 if you are vulnerable and
need police assistance. If it has been a phone scam, remember to allow your
landline to clear for at least five minutes before you dial out, or ideally use an
alternative line.
Telephone numbers for reporng: Ci<zens Advice Consumer Helpline 03454 04
05
06
or
www.adviceguide.org.uk
Twi3er
@
NorfolkCCTS
Ac<on Fraud (UK’s Na<onal Fraud Office) 0300 123 2040 or
www.aconfraud.police.uk or Twi3er @ac<onfrauduk
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Village Services
The dialdial-a-bus services for Wimbotsham:
Anyone can ring our Dial-A-Bus office weekdays, daytime on 01553 770310 to get
further information or Membership forms.
Every Wednesday into Downham Market: Friday into King’s Lynn:
West Norfolk Community Transport:
01553 776971
Changes to Mobile Post Office
Following consultation reported in the last newsletter, changes have been made to
the mobile post office as the details below:
New times: Monday & Thursday: 11.45—12.30
Tuesday & Wednesday 9.15—10.15
Still at: The Chequers Car Park, 7 Church Road, Wimbotsham, PE34 3QG
Village Hall Bookings:
Contact: Diane Burton 01366 388453
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Local Police Update
When to use 101
Norfolk
Constabulary is supporting a Home
Office campaign reminding the public
that they should call 101 if they need to
contact
their
local
police
for
nonemergency issues.
More than three quarters of 999 calls
received by the police are for nonemergencies, such as people reporting
crimes that are no longer in progress (for
example discovering that their home has
been burgled or their vehicle has been
stolen), or wanting to discuss anti-social
behaviour in their
local area.
101is
an easy-to-
remember
number
for the public to call
the police, and is designed to reduce the
number of non-emergency 999 calls.
This allows the police to respond more
quickly to genuine emergencies, such as
when someone is in immediate danger, a
crime is happening right now, or a
suspect for a serious crime is nearby.
public to use the 101 number instead of
999 for non-emergencies, Norfolk
Constabulary would also like to stress
that 101 should still only be used
for police matters.
Many people call 101 to report matters
that are not for the police to deal with
and should be directed to other agencies.
Many of these are matters that should be
reported to local authorities to deal with
such as highways issues (e.g. road signs,
potholes, street lighting & traffic lights);
noise nuisances; and lost/found dogs.
Knowing who to call in the first place
will not only reduce the volume of calls
to our staff, but will save members of the
public time by speaking to the correct
organisation in the first instance. To
assist with this further information is
available at www.norfolk.police.uk and
www.askthe.police.uk
Launched in 2012, 101 covers all
police forces across the UK and
has replaced individual forces’ local News, appeals and information can be
numbers. A call to 101 costs just 15 accessed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
pence no matter how long your call is. In at
addition to reminding members of the
www.norfolk.police.uk
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The Chequers Pub
Happy New Year Everyone from The Chequers Team. Hope your all well and
looking forward to the Spring
Whats On:
February 20th Elvis is in the building – Matt returns for a great night of classics
from 8pm
March 6th: Mothers Day: Mother s Day Menu ser ving fr om 12 - 3, Two Course
£12.95 or three course £15.95 . We can only accept pre bookings by 28th February.
Menus are available at the pub to collected, on facebook page and website.
March 19th We have Green Jam - local band from Ely band playing from 7.00pm
all genera’s covered something for everyone. If weather permits we may have BBQ
March 26th – Welcome back to our favourite Southery band Martha’s Wood
acoustic rhythm and blues and rock thrown into the mix 8pm start
April 30th - Karaoke with Hi Energy Entertainments 7pm start
We are looking to have entertainment on every bank holiday this year; on each
Saturday night and if weather looks good on the Monday a BBQ and entertainment
but all will be advertised on our website and facebook page
Regulars:
Wednesdays: must be booked ser ved 6pm to 8.30pm 8oz Rump/Gammon all the
trimmings £8.95
Thursdays: Quiz night. Gener al knowledge, except the fir st Thur sday of the
month which will be Music. 9pm start and £1.00 entry per person includes free
refreshments. Winnings are donated to the six chosen charities by rotation. It is a
really good night and well worth a try!
Last Thursday of Month: Our dementia fr iendly lunch Two cour se lunch for
£5.00 for dementia sufferers and their carers to meet up. Pre- book only.
Fridays: Happy hour 5pm to 7pm and 10% off of all dr inks and food or der ed
before 7 o’clock.
Lunchtime Specials: Tuesday – Saturday. A choice of 3-4 mains and a sweet for
£6.95 (majority are home-cooked)
Sunday Lunch: 12-3: two course lunch £11.95. Silverside of beef, Lamb Shank or
Pork Shank served with fresh vegetables, roast potatoes, Yorkshire puddings and a
homemade dessert. Booking is advisable
Events are regularly updated on our facebook page and all of our menus and events
are on our website
Phone: 01366 386768 or e -mail [email protected]
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Library Services
More to Library than just books!
We all contribute to our
library services through our taxes, and like many services its important to use rather
than lose. But do we realise what’s on offer at our libraries. Here is just a taster.
And of course we have a mobile service too.
Regular Library Events
Scrabble Club:
9th, 16th and 23rd February 1pm – 3pm.
No need to book but places on first come
basis. In 2016 the scrabble club will be on
every Tuesday 1 - 3pm (except the first
Tuesday in the month).
Reading group:
Tuesday 16th February 3-4pm
Please contact the library to see about
joining and the books being read.
Knit and Natter:
Meets on the first and third Wednesday of the month in term time 1.30 - 3pm.
3rd and 17th February.
NEW! Keep Calm and Colour in!
2nd and 4th Wednesdays in the month (except school summer holidays) 10th and
24th February 1.30 - 3pm
Colouring sheets, colouring pens and pencils provided (but feel free to bring along
your own too)
Baby Bounce and Rhyme Time:
Weekly on Thursdays in term time 10.30 - 11.30am
Mobile Library
Calls on Friday - Every 4 Weekly at:
14:30 - 14:45 Westway PE34 3QB
14:50 - 15:15 Southside PE34 3PZ
15:20 - 15:35 Turners Close PE34 3QG
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children must be accompanied by an adult.
Special Library Events!
Road Safety and Driver's Eyesight Checks
Join Sandy Reid from the Road Safety Team who will carry out FREE driver's
eyesight checks and also provide road safety information.
Tuesday 2nd February 1 - 2.30pm. No need to book, just come along. Part of the
Friendship Group events so £1 payable on arrival includes refreshments.
Keeping in touch with your IPad- for beginners
An introduction to using emails, Facetime and Facebook on your IPad.
Monday 15th February 9.30 – 11am. Booking essential.
For further information about these events, or to book where necessary, please
contact the library on 01366 383073
Downham Market Library is now on Facebook.
'Like' us to find out more about what's happening at the library!
Downloading Magazines and Ebooks with your tablet – for beginners
Monday 15th February 11.30 – 1pm. Booking essential
Leeway Arts and Crafts session
Tuesday 16th February. 10.30 – 12.30pm Come along and make something to take
home with you! All children welcome. Children must be accompanied by adults.
Storytime and Activities
Thursday 18th February 10.30 – 11.30am
Come along for some stories and activities. Children must be accompanied by an
adult.
A talk by the Stroke Association
Gemma Smith from the Stroke Association will be giving a talk on the services and
help they can provide.
Thursday 1st March 1pm - 2pm No need to book, just come along.
Please note this event is part of the Friendship Group so £1 payable on arrival for
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Village Footpaths
Why not spring into acon and take a walk around the village.
The Parish Council aims to help keep the footpaths clear. If you
find a problem, please let us know.
And please remember… if you have a dog - pick up!
Thank you!
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