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The Holt Chronicle

Free Fortnightly
Issue 358
26th Aug 2016
The Holt
www.holtchronicle.co.uk
Boats at Morston Quay
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The Holt Chronicle Issue 358
26th August 2016
Serving Holt, Sheringham, Wells, Fakenham and surrounding villages
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The deadline for Issue 359 is Noon Tuesday 30th August
Please send articles for publication, ‘For Sale’ adverts,
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CHICK•LIT
A comedy movie tale of saving a village pub ..... with saucy writing
A comedy movie shot in north Norfolk, telling how pub regulars pen an erotic novel to save their village inn, is set to be released at cinemas
nationwide.
And Chick Lit’s writer and director Tony Britten, who lives in the area, will host a question and answer session after a special screening at
Sheringham Little Theatre on 6th September.
The film charts how domino-playing pub-goers, including the editor of the local newspaper, set about raising funds to save the closure-threatened
watering hole, by trying their hands at writing a Fifty Shades of Grey style ‘mummy porn’ novel.
The Hunny Bell pub at Hunworth, and the EDP and North Norfolk news office at Cromer feature in scenes, along with Holt Bookshop,
Gresham’s School, Blakeney, Morston, the Muckleburgh
Collection at Weybourne and a Fakenham solicitors’ office.
The lead male role of paper editor David is played by Christian
McKay, who was Lord Hesketh in the motor racing film Rush,
with Caroline Catz, the long-suffering wife of Doc Martin,
playing his wife Jen.
The cast also includes comedian and actor Miles Jupp, with
cameo roles from Norfolk-based acting legend Sir John Hurt
and Dame Eileen Atkins as a pair of ‘dodgy’ literary agents.
Chick Lit goes on general release in the first week in September.
Sheringham Little Theatre, which previously hosted a preview
screening for cast members and guests, has showings at 2.30pm
and 7.30pm on Tuesday 6th September.
Mr Britten, from Holt-based Capriol films, which also made ‘In Love with
Alma Cogan’ based on Cromer Pier, will talk with the audience after the
evening screening.
He hatched the Chick Lit idea while visiting younger son Oliver in Los
Angeles back in 2011, during a chat about whether a team effort might get
around the ‘solitary exercise’ of writing a novel. It led to an idea about the team
being pub dominoes players, with Mr Britten being one in real life.
Ollie wrote the initial script and Mr Britten was able to put together a ‘dream
cast’, which also includes Niamh Cusack and Cathy Tyson.
He said: “What we have produced I firmly believe is funny, witty, charming and above all entertaining. It is set in a world I know about because I
believe that the best stories originate from one’s own experience.”
To book tickets and for more information call Sheringham Little Theatre on 01263 822347 or visit www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com
CHICK•LIT CAN ALSO BE SEEN AT:
Sharrington Village Hall, Friday 9th September at 7.00pm
Tickets £6.00 from Roger Dubbins 01263 862261, Bobbie Coe 01263 860097.
Hindolveston Village Hall, Saturday 17th September at 7.30pm
Tickets £4.50 from 01263 860257, Parker’s Garage or on the door.
Holt Community Centre, Friday 7th October at 8.00pm
Tickets will be on sale at Holt Community Centre from 10th September on
Tuesdays and Wednesdays (9.00am - 4.30pm) and Saturdays (9.00am - 2.00pm).
Tickets are also available from Osokozi, Bull Street, Holt, from Friday 9th
September. Tickets cost £8.00 in advance and £10.00 on the night and include a
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THE HOLT OWL TRAIL
The Holt Owl Trail is an initiative currently being developed by a sub-committee of Holt Town Council with representation from Norfolk
County Council, North Norfolk District Council, The Holt Society and Holt Chamber of Trade. A slide presentation detailing the aims, ambitions
and costs of the project was given to Councillors during their 11th July 2016 meeting at Holt Community Centre where it was unanimously
approved that the sub-committee should proceed to the next stage.
The proposal is to provide 24 flush-mounted, 12 inch circular bronze pavement
plaques to guide visitors on a circular tour of Holt town centre incorporating
the Market Place, White Lion Street, Bull Street, Shirehall Plain and the High
Street. It is envisaged that an accompanying booklet will support the trail
providing details of the historical references, heritage and points of interest
along the route intermixed with anecdotal notes. Leading off the main trail
visitors will be made aware of links to discover some of the concealed areas
of the town including St. Andrews Church and all the locations of the Yards in
Holt.
To compliment and promote the Owl Trail to visitors arriving in Holt,
noticeboards will be provided in the car parks and other prominent locations
with QR codes enabling the trail to be followed by electronic devices. Suitable
for all age groups, it will not matter where you join the Holt Owl Trail for the
plaques will be individually numbered, spaced at relatively equal distances and
each will bear a brief description of its location.
The concept of a Trail in Holt was devised by Deputy Mayor Michael
Hill following a stay in Dijon, France. It was there that he discovered ‘La
Chouette’, a 22-stage ‘Owl Trail’ which has not only earned a Certificate of
Excellence by TripAdvisor but is ranked as No. 1 of the 63 listed things to
do in Dijon. Town and City trails can now be found all around the world and
prove extremely popular as a quick and easy reference without the need for
detailed research or the expense of hiring a guide.
The Holt Owl Trail Plaque No. 3 for the Millennium Clock at
It is hoped that the Holt Owl Trail booklets will be readily available from
Custance Court in the Market Place. One of the prototype
Tourist attractions and Information Centres, Hotels, Guest Houses and beddesigns currently under consideration for a 12 inch bronze
and-breakfast accommodation, to generate awareness of the historic Georgian pavement mounted plaque incorporating the owl logo designed
and gifted to the project by Robert Gillmor MBE, a founder
architectural influences of Holt and to assist in securing its vibrancy, vitality
member, former secretary, chairman and president of the
and reputation in being one of Norfolk’s finest examples of a small country
Society of Wildlife Artists (SWLA).
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A FRIC A 7 Holt
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GREENBUILD DATES AND
DETAILS
THE HOLT DOMESDAY SLATE WILL BE
UNVEILED IN THE METHODIST MEMORIAL
GARDENS, ALBERT STREET, HOLT AT
4.30pm ON WEDNESDAY 28th SEPTEMBER
ANYONE INTERESTED IS MOST
WELCOME TO ATTEND
Dates for your diary: 10th and 11th September
Sustainability, energy efficiency and family fun will all be on the
menu at this year’s Greenbuild. The free event’s twelfth outing
will be at the National Trust owned Felbrigg Hall on 10th and 11th
September. Greenbuild is designed to show people how to lead a
greener lifestyle affordably and practically.
Run by North Norfolk District Council and sponsored by two local
companies, Crayford and Abbs and Floodsense, Greenbuild offers
something for the whole family. There will be plenty of entertainment
for children, lots of food stalls and advice on subjects such as growing
your own food, eco-friendly heating, retro-fitting and green energy.
And one of the annual favourites is back, three bags of compost for
£1.50, delivered to your car when you leave the event.
Tom FitzPatrick, Leader of North Norfolk District Council said:
“Greenbuild has continued to grow in popularity for a very good
reason. It is a region-leading weekend of high quality advice and
information about living greener lifestyles, with plenty of fun in the
mix for all ages.
Nearly all of us can improve our knowledge of sustainability, save
money and make the world a greener place.”
Parking and entry to Greenbuild are both free.
Opening times are: 10.30am to 4.30pm on Saturday 10th September
and 10.30am to 4.00pm on Sunday 11th September.
For further information including a list of exhibitors and directions to
Greenbuild visit www.north-norfolk.gov.uk/greenbuild.
If you have any further queries please contact Jeanette Wilson on
01263 516185 or jeanette.wilson@north-norfolk.gov.uk.
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Locally-based carver and letterer Teucer Wilson’s fine work features
excerpts from Holt’s entry in the Domesday Book compiled in 1086
on the orders of William the Conqueror. Beside the Slate will be a sign
explaining some of the more obscure terms used in the text.
The Slate has been funded
mainly through the
generosity of members
of The Holt Society
with additional valuable
contributions from other
lovers of our town.
Holt Society Chairman,
Steve Benson, said, “I am
absolutely delighted with
the marvellous response
to an earlier article in the
Holt Chronicle asking
for community support
in purchasing the Slate.
We believe that Teucer
Wilson’s beautiful carving,
sited in such an attractive
and peaceful setting, will
remind us of Holt’s proud
heritage and importance
over almost a thousand
years.”
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Intermediate Sudoku by KrazyDad, Volume 1, Book 23
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FAMILY NOTICES
For entries in this section
please ring Caroline on 01263 712177
BIRTHDAYS
On 20th August
JOYCE ROUSE of Holt was 90!
Happy Birthday Mum
Love from
Jane,
Richard,
Simon
and families xxx
Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th of September will see the second
annual Holt 1940s Weekend, a celebration of the style, culture and
character of the wartime era and a chance to remember the wartime
efforts of allied forces and the remarkable resilience shown by those
that dealt with the hardships on the home front.
From costumes, to music, military vehicles and the age of steam, take
a step back in time to wartime Britain at the Holt 1940s Weekend.
Held in conjunction with Sheringham’s sister 1940s event, both
weekends will again be linked by North Norfolk Railway’s Poppy
Line.
Stamp for victory!
TOWN AND COUNTRY CARS
Returning to this year’s Holt 1940s Weekend is the Holt ration book
trail. Pick up your book from Holt railway station and participating
ration book trail stores, discover our town’s retailers and collect
stamps in your book from each participating business to qualify for
a prize draw. This year’s ration book will tie in with the Holt 1940s
Weekend charity, Walking With The Wounded, search for the Walking
With The Wounded charity bears in each store. Can you locate and
name them all?
Now in its second year, the occasion promises to be an event-packed
weekend, filled to the brim with nostalgic wartime events and
activities.
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For further details of this year’s Holt 1940s Weekend, see online at
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Follow the event on social media www.facebook.com/holtfortiesweekend, Twitter: @Holt1940s.
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THEATRE PANNING FOR GOLD IN SEARCH
FOR LOST BOYS ACTORS
The search is on for some Lost Boys to join a Norfolk pantomime cast.
Sheringham Little Theatre is staging Peter Pan later in the year, but has launched a summer appeal to find his pals. At least a dozen Lost Boys are
needed, as well as four youngsters to take the speaking parts of John and Michael, Wendy’s brothers who join the magical journey.
Theatre director Debbie Thompson said the panto provided opportunities for youngsters to join the professional cast and gain experience.
“We normally get lots to auditions but can only take a few. However, this year there are many more opportunities, which we are thrilled about
because we like to get the community involved,” she added.
One youngster who has reaped the benefits of getting involved in youth drama productions is 12-year-old Joe Oxtoby (below) from Bacton.
He made his debut as a ‘village person’ in the Jack and the Beanstalk panto in 2012, aged just eight, after his mum , District Council Chief
Executive Sheila, persuaded him to have a go rather than be bored in the holidays.
Joe admitted: “I didn’t really want to go, but it was great, I learned so much and I loved it.”
He has since played a range of roles from other chorus parts and a panto dwarf, to the lead in
Oliver at Cromer pier with the Cromer and Sheringham Operatic and Dramatic Society and
the title role in Joseph and his Technicolor Dreamcoat at his school, Gresham’s prep in Holt.
“Being involved in the theatre has really boosted my confidence, given me life skills and I
have made a lot of friends,” said Joe. He has also gone on to win coveted summer school
places with the National Youth Music Theatre and the National Youth Choir.
Joe’s ambition is to be a commercial airline pilot, with the stage as a hobby in the wings. And
he urged any boys thinking about taking part in drama sessions to have a go. If they thought
acting was not a suitable thing for boys to do, they should look at ‘cool’ male actors like
Photograph: Richard Batson
Johnny Depp and Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson.
Mum Sheila said there was a lot of commitment needed, from youngsters and parents, when boys and girls got involved in drama productions,
but the Little Theatre gave a lot of support including providing chaperones and help finding lift shares. “The children get so much out of it that
it’s worth it,” she added.
Youngsters keen to be among Pan’s panto Lost Boys should be aged eight to 16 and should enjoy acting and singing, though no experience is
necessary. The part of John is aged about 12 and Michael six to eight.
Girls have not been left out. There is also a need to find a Tiger Lily, aged about 16, who is a strong singer as well as a good actress.
Peter Pan runs from 7th December to 1st January and sees the ‘boy who never grows up’ helping Wendy and her brothers fly to London, via
Norfolk, encountering pirate Captain Hook and two troublesome crocs Tick and Tock along the way.
Cast members need to be available from October. Auditions are on 18th September at 10.00am at the Theatre. Hopefuls need to come dressed to
move and with a song prepared. They will be taught a short dance routine and given a piece to read. There is no need to register in advance.
For more information see updates on the theatre website www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com.
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CHRIS MARCH AND
BREXIT
Dear Caroline,
Contrary to Chris March’s belief, I don’t
‘gush’, enjoy ‘sour grapes’ or entertain any
sado-masochistic pleasure by watching our
country ‘go down the pan’, as he writes in
Issue 356.
However, in common with the 48.1% of
people who voted to remain in the EU,
I confess to being deeply saddened and
disappointed by the decision and nothing
that has happened ‘post-Brexit’, politically
or economically, has persuaded me to change
my mind. Nevertheless a pragmatic and
level-headed approach is called for and we
must accept, with good grace: ‘Brexit means
Brexit’.
It might be easier to become reconciled to
the decision had an exit plan existed, relating
to which I was intrigued to read in a current
article in The Telegraph by Christopher
Booker (respected journalist and staunch
critic of the EU) that he shares this concern.
He accuses leading Brexiteers, Boris Johnson
& Co, of being ‘clueless’ and ‘woefully
ignorant of the technical complexities
involved in any process of leaving the EU’.
He urges Theresa May ‘to take a firm grip’
on what her ministers are doing by insisting
they go for ‘the simple option of remaining
in the European Economic Area (EEA)’ or
face the ‘ultimate disaster of the timetable
for negotiations running out’. This would
mean, he explains, ‘not just dropping out of
the EU without a settlement but also out of
its Customs Code, on which all our current
trading procedures depend’. He ends with a
stark warning that ‘overnight we could end
up without having any system of law allowing
us to trade, not just with the EU, but with
anyone else’. The stakes could not be higher.
As for celebrating, Chris, I intend to wait
until these crucial Brexit negotiations have
been concluded and only then, if a favourable
outcome for our country is reached.
The jury is still out on that.
Yours sincerely,
John Wharfe
BREXIT
Dear Caroline,
It was interesting to read the rather
triumphant UKIP letter from Mr March and
the opposing views expressed by Mr North
and Simms. But Brexit means Brexit and the
UK has now chosen the bed on which it must
lie. Economic reality will not become clear
for some considerable time but Mr March
does seem to be somewhat unaware of what is
already happening around him.
Our economy is already slowing, with the
possibility of a full recession by year end.
The Building and Construction sectors
are already in recession, with Finance and
Services close behind. The £/$ exchange
rate is now at its lowest point since 1985,
with the corresponding increases in costs
of imports about to hit our economy and
industry a further blow. The PMI, as perhaps
the best indicator of confidence in our
industries, is already in sharp decline; and
because of all the uncertainty arising from
what Brexit really means much inward
investment has been put on hold, with several
major industries such a car manufacturing
threatening to leave the UK for Europe. And
to cap it all we now have to create a very
large and very expensive ‘expert’ government
bureaucracy to effect our exit from Europe.
Clearly no free UKIP money for the NHS
One could go on, but UKIP and their partners
do not believe in ‘experts’. Still Brexit is
Brexit and we are where we are. However,
I do remember when working in the FSU
shortly after the collapse of the Soviet Union
in 1993, a senior Soviet politician told me
that there was a very serious flaw in our
Western Democracy, “It allows people to say
what they think without thinking”.
There proved to be no plan in place for
Brexit, so it was unclear what we were
actually being asked to vote for.
I fear that once more my Soviet colleague is
proven right.
Yours sincerely,
Terry Adams
BREXIT
Dear Caroline,
In response to the letter from Peter North
in issue 357, I do not criticise him for
disagreeing with the content of my letter
from issue 356 (I still stand by every word)
however, I do object to his conclusions about
the book I recommended.
‘The Great Deception’ by Christopher
Booker and Richard North is meticulously
researched and every piece of information
within it is referenced by direct quotes from
other sources or from documentation held in
the EU’s own archives. To dismiss the book
as depicting the EU as a ‘Franco-German
conspiracy theory’ is not only incorrect but
an insult to the authors. Anyone interested
enough to read it with an open mind would
not come to that conclusion. I can only
assume that as Peter found it so boring he fell
asleep before reading it in full.
I have never read a book about UFOs or
aliens but as Peter seems to be an authority on
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these subjects perhaps he could recommend
some lighter reading.
Yours sincerely,
Chris March
MISSING DOG
Dear Caroline,
I have recently adopted a little Spanish dog
who was desperately in need of a ‘Forever
Home’ after being found on the streets in
Spain while caring for four puppies. They
were taken to a shelter there before being
rescued and then brought over to England.
I was fortunate enough to be at the vet’s in
Holt on Referendum day when I saw this
little dog who had just had an operation on
her foot, I heard her foster carer say that, “all
I need to do now is to find her a home”, so
that’s how it all started. Unsurprisingly Cally
(previously Callita in Spain) is a very timid
little girl, afraid of everyone and everything
after her previous experiences. She has
improved a lot in the two weeks I have had
her but still has a long way to go.
On Friday 29th July, a friend unthinkingly
left my back gate open and called to me in a
loud voice which startled her. She shot out of
the gate and although I called and searched
for her she was missing for a long 36 hours.
I caught her at midnight on Saturday, she
was running past my house. I called and
thankfully she responded immediately.
I would just like to thank all the wonderful
people in the neighbourhood for all their help
and caring in finding her and also say ‘thank
you’ to North Norfolk radio for their help.
Your sincerely,
Geraldine Nurse
HEARING AID
BATTERIES
Dear Caroline,
When I went up to Holt surgery last May to
get some batteries for my hearing aids I was
told that they no longer stock them.
As few people seem to be aware of this I
thought a letter in the Chronicle would be
helpful.
The current way to get batteries, which are
still free, is either to make an appointment
at the Cromer Hospital, to go in person
to the N&N or to attend the Norfolk Deaf
Association Hearing Support Mobile Clinic
where one is given a year’s supply.
That’s not as bad as it sounds as it is only
two small boxes. The mobile clinic comes to
Holt Railway Station car park from 10.00am
- 12.00noon on one of the following dates:
Friday 2nd September or 4th November.
There are other places where one can go but
the list is too long to put down here.
26th August 2016
Yours sincerely,
Theo Crowder
CHURCH DOCTRINES
Dear Caroline,
Michael Olin suggests that your columns
are unsuitable for religion, but half a page is
regularly devoted to it, including the vicar’s
opposition to ‘the extreme right’. Aren’t such
matters of public importance and even local
interest?
It took many thousands of years of ‘violence
and bloodshed’ and ‘bleak emptiness’ among
human populations, before ‘Christ Jesus
came into the world’ with the ‘love of God’,
according to the vicar, so I doubt if a brief
private chat with him ‘over a cup of coffee
and a scone’, as Mr Olin kindly suggests, will
get us very far.
Yours sincerely,
David Ashton
HOLT IN BLOOM
Dear Caroline,
May I say a hearty word of thanks on behalf
of The Holt Society to the Town Council and
all others involved in the magnificent display
of planters, tubs and hanging baskets filled
with lovely flowers which have adorned the
streets of our town over the past weeks?
It would be great if we were to win prizes
in the Anglia in Bloom competition which
inspired this initiative. But, win or lose,
everyone has benefited from the colourful
displays which have raised the spirits and
warmed the hearts of locals and visitors alike.
Yours joyfully,
Steve Benson
HOLT FESTIVAL
Dear Caroline,
This year’s Festival was right up there with
the best.
I was able to attend three events. Mariola
Cieniawa’s piano recital devoted to Chopin
was of the highest quality and the same can
be said of Retorica, the violin duo. It was
also a coup for Holt to host a performance of
Thomas Tallis’s mighty motet in forty parts
Spem in alium from the first Elizabethan
age. There was a delightful Fringe Festival
in our parish church (who also provided fine
catering), and friends who attended events
which I missed were all complimentary.
Credit also to the two excellent art exhibitions
featuring St Ives and Munnings.
Yours sincerely,
Richard Turbet
CAN YOU HELP ‘LITTLE
STAR’?
Dear Caroline,
‘Little Star’ meet every Thursday morning at
10.00am in Holt Community Centre. We are
a group where knitting, sewing and crochet
come together with laughter and friendship,
to make items for the families of babies
born sleeping, the homeless and the shoebox
appeal. ‘We make to make a difference’ and
would welcome anyone to join us.
We would also like to ask if there are any
readers, who would be able to help us collect
tents and sleeping bags for the homeless from
the campsite at the Sundown Festival, being
held at the Norfolk Showground in Norwich
on the 5th September? We are also in need
of a person with a transit van who could help
with transportation.
If there are any readers who could help,
please could you contact me on 07783
083854.
Yours sincerely,
Amanda Veal, Little Star
UKULELE CLUB
Dear Caroline,
Although I am an ‘alien’ from the Fakenham
area, I wondered if any of your readers might
be interested to know of our weekly daytime
ukulele club which meets on Tuesdays from
10.00am - Noon at the Gallow Sports Club off
Hempton Road (adjacent to the racecourse).
Whether beginners or experienced players, all
are welcome and advice can be given on what
instrument might be best for you (they come
in different sizes).
Anyone interested is invited to contact John
on the following email:
leebirches@btinternet.com.
Yours sincerely,
John Lee
COMPLAINERS
Dear Caroline,
I see in Issue 357 the usual professional
complainers are at it again. Someone,
something, some official, some business is the
target for their angst, completely ignoring the
positive of the situation or it’s result.
These are the ones who, if they died and went
to Heaven would complain about the pillows!
Yours sincerely,
John Beevis
ARGOS - BATTERIES
Dear Caroline,
A tip for customers of Argos, Cromer.
I always use quality Duracell batteries, as do
many others, and was aware that Argos have
special displays as you wait in the queque to
order and pay for goods.
If you take batteries from their displays on
the approach to their tills the cost of 8 x AAA
batteries was £8.99. I carried on to the till,
cost for 16 = £17.98.
However, if you check at actual tills where
they also display Duracell batteries special
offers are available. 15 + 5 extra Duracell
batteries AAA cost only £9.99 i.e. a pound
more for 20.
A saving of £7.99 and 4 more batteries.
Customer Service? Perhaps customer
awareness!
Yours sincerely,
Chu Tai
FAMILY FUN DAY
Dear Caroline,
Well done Donna, Alison and Vicky on a
fantastic fun day.
Very best wishes for future fun days.
At least you tried for Holt and made a
success.
Yours sincerely,
M Sims
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HOLT CARNIVAL
REVIVAL FUNDAY
Dear Caroline,
We would like to thank everyone who
attended and supported our first Holt Carnival
Revival Funday. We had a rocky start to
the day when our bouncy castle, rodeo bull,
marque and BBQ person unfortunately had
to pull out due to vehicle trouble but we got
amazing support from local people, who
helped rally round to get gazebos and flags
up. We would like to thank the Scouts for
organising a BBQ at the last minute and
Annette Howard for jumping to the rescue
by generously paying for a bouncy castle and
slide for the day. It was lovely to see families
enjoying themselves and the community spirit
was very much a big part of the event.
We have already booked for next year and
also a Halloween party is on the cards. We
hope to make it bigger and better but we
still need some more helpful hands to get
involved, so please keep an eye out for future
meetings and check out my social media page
‘Bring Back Holt Carnival’ or contact me on
vicky.harrison@rocketmail.com.
Yours sincerely,
Vicky Curle
HOLT CYCLE SISTERS
Dear Caroline,
The Holt Cycle sisters are all over 60 years
of age. Three of us, Angela, Chantal and
myself are cycling Peddar’s Way then onto
Hunstanton, then back to Holt. We are setting
off from Knettishall Heath, on Monday 5th
September and we will be staying en-route at
Castle Acre and Hunstanton.
My surname is Peddar and I have wanted
to cycle this route for a very long time. I
am hoping to raise money for the Stroke
Association through this ride, as it can affect
anyone at any age! If any reader would like to
sponsor me I would be very grateful.
Please contact me on 07802 849079.
Yours sincerely,
Pauline Peddar
COME AND JOIN US!
Dear Caroline,
Holt Friday Club meets at the Community
Centre every Friday from 9.30am to 1.30pm.
We are a group of males and females 60 - 90+
years, who are very sociable and friendly.
We enjoy tea/coffee and biscuits on arrival,
we have a raffle, sales table and everyone
seems to enjoy a game of Bingo! At
lunchtime we have a delicious two course
cooked lunch plus tea or coffee for £5.00.
During the year, at Christmas and Easter, we
have a special lunch and also the occassional
lunch out in Holt.
Should you require transport this may be
possible within the Holt area. So, don’t be
home alone and lonely, give us a try!
The first lunch is free, so you have nothing to
lose and possibly a lot to gain!
Please ring us for enquiries.
Yours sincerely,
Jill 01263 711149
or Glenys 01263 710197.
26th August 2016
LLOYD DURHAM
FUNERAL SERVICES
† Church News †
11a Avenue Road, High Kelling,
HOLT, Norfolk. NR25 6RD
email: LloydDurham1933@aol.com
Tel: 01263 713113
WE’D LOVE TO SEE YOU AT
ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, SHERINGHAM
Sunday Masses 11.00am
For information on Holy Days, Confessions, Baptisms, Weddings etc.
Please ring Father Denys Lloyd on 01263 822036
A Catholic Mass is celebrated in St. Andrew’s Church, Holt
on most Thursdays at  9.30am by kind permission of the Rector.
Every Sunday Morning 10:30am-12pm
Sheringham Primary School, Cooper Road
THE CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN, KELLING
We have groups for Children of all ages
The Village Church of Kelling, which dates from the thirteenth Century,
has a 11.00am Service each Sunday, either of Matins or of Holy
Communion and an Evensong when there is a fifth Sunday in the month.
St.Mary’s is set in a large open churchyard on the Holt Road a mile from
the Village. The Church contains many interesting features, including a
14th Century Easter Sepulchre and a window and a remarkable painting
both depicting connections with local bird-life and St.Francis of Assisi.
The Church draws a congregation partly from outside the Village from
those who value traditional services using the words of the Book of
Common Prayer.
More information at lifesheringham.co.uk
LIFE CHURCH IS PART OF RELATIONAL MISSION, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NEWFRONTIERS
Every 4th MONDAY of the month
(except July, August and December)
“The Filling Station”
at Swanton Novers Village Hall, St Giles Road, NR24 2RB
7.00pm for 7.30pm
THE SALVATION ARMY, BRISTON
Christian worship - open to all each Sunday at 2.00pm
A warm welcome is waiting for you!
Why not stay for a cup of tea and a chat afterwards?
Tuesday Morning CAMEO 10.00am - 12.00noon
Come And Meet Each Other for coffee/ tea/ biscuits and a chat...
Also a Lite Bite Lunch at 12.00. No charge is made, but a donation in the
box will be gratefully received towards expenses. All are welcome.
Bringing Christian refreshment to rural areas, our celebrations offer high
quality national and international speakers, contemporary worship and
powerful, accessible prayer ministry in an informal setting.
(This is not a new Church movement)
email: nnfillingstation@gmail.com or call Sabine Leese on 07765 487702
LETHERINGSETT CHURCH OF ST. ANDREW
4th September
9.45am Sung Eucharist
25th September
6.30pm Harvest Festival with
Choral Evensong Sung by a visiting choir
and local singers.
SUNDAY SERVICES at 11.00am
28th August
4th September
11th September
18th September
Miss Jacky Woor
Revd Rosemary Wakelin
Mrs Sylvia Williamson
Revd Jenny Pathmarajah
OTHER REGULAR CHURCH ACTIVITIES ~ ALL WELCOME
OUR LOCAL CHURCHES
BIBLE STUDY: Alternate Mondays Afternoons at 2.30pm.
STEPPING STONES: For the little ones; Tuesdays at 9.15am
BIBLE STUDY: Alternate Tuesday Evenings at 7.30pm
FRIDAY MORNING PRAYER SERVICE: At 9.30am followed by
Morning Coffee
OLIVE’S BARGAIN BASEMENT AND AFTERNOON CREAM
TEAS: Every 3rd Friday afternoon in the month 2.00pm - 4.00pm. This
is an event never to be missed, cakes are delicious.
ST. NICHOLAS’, BLAKENEY
Blakeney Church is close to the A149 coastal road and dedicated to
St.Nicholas who is also the patron saint of sailors. The present grand
building dates from the 14th and 15th centuries when sea-faring traffic
was the main form of transport for the eastern side of England.
St Nicholas’ has
two towers. The
small bell tower
attached to the
chancel is part of
the original 14th
century church and
now bears a nighttime light visible to
offshore maritime
traffic reflecting
the historical uses
of Blakeney Harbour as a commercial port and present-day uses as a
haven.
The mainstays of Sunday worship at St. Nicholas’ are:
(i) 8.00am celebrations of Holy Communion from the Book of
Common Prayer.
(ii) 9.45am services using varying forms of Common Worship.
If you would like to have your church or chapel included in this
feature, please send your contribution in for consideration (150
words plus a photograph) to: ronvcox@talktalk.net or post to:
Mr R Cox, 12A Kelling Close, HOLT NR25 6RU.
HOLT METHODIST CHURCH
NOTICE BOARD
MINISTER - REVD J. PATHMARAJAH (Tel. 01263 712181)
Senior Steward - Mrs J. Bunting - 01263 712068
FOR HIRE: The Loades Hall is available for private hire. Suitable for
private functions, birthday parties, meetings, etc. For all bookings and/or
further information please contact: Mr. Tony Hey. Tel: 01263 713302
BRININGHAM BENEFICE (Church of England)
www.brininghambenefice.org.uk
Friendly congregations would welcome you.
Coffee is served after many of our services.
Telephone Rev Barry Tomlinson on
01263 820266 for further details.
14th Aug 9.30am Briningham
Informal Worship at Village Hall
9.30am Brinton
Morning Worship
11.00am Swanton Novers Holy Communion(BCP)
21st Aug 9.30am Stody
Holy Communion
10.30am
ThornageMorning Worship
11.00am Briningham
Holy Communion (BCP)
28th Aug 11.00am Swanton Novers Morning Worship
11.00am Hunworth
Holy Communion (BCP)
6.00pm Brinton Evensong
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SAINT ANDREW’S & ALL SAINTS NEWS
The Parish of Holt with High Kelling
Rector: Fr. Howard Stoker SSC, The Rectory, Church Street, Holt NR25 6BB Tel: 01263 712048
Assistant
Curate:
Grahamemail:revdstephengraham@gmail.com
Tel. 01263 710110, E: revdstephengraham@gmail.com
Asst
Curate:Fr.
Fr Stephen
Stephen Graham
Parish Office Tel: 01263 713479 website at www.holtchurch.org
From the Rectory
LTTLE LAMB’S PARENT & TODDLER GROUP:
Meets every Wednesday during term time 9.30am – 11.00am in
the Parish Church Hall. All parents/carers are welcome to come
along and meet with friends and make new ones. A relaxed, warm,
safe and welcoming environment in which children are invited to
come along and play. Refreshments available.
Day 12 of the Olympic games and Team GB have won 50
medals and are in second place on the medal table. Not a day has
gone by without news of another medal won and Team GB have
already had their most successful overseas Olympic games ever.
One wonders if they can beat their total of 65 medals won in London
2012, though by the time you are reading this we will know the
overall outcome of the medal tally.
In a world that is so divided and torn apart the Olympic games
surely demonstrates how nations can come together to participate
and cooperate with one another in healthy competition. Over 200
nations are represented at the games and the Olympic motto, “The
most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take
part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but
the struggle” determines the attitude of the competitors and
atmosphere of the games.
One thing that stands out from the competitors is the
commitment, dedication, determination and sheer hard work in
achieving their goals in their particular sporting discipline. Team
GB’s success has been achieved not just by more money being
poured into sport which has resulted in better facilities and training
conditions, but by a great amount of commitment, discipline and no
doubt blood, sweat and tears to training and working hard to be the
best. Such focused commitment and training pushes our athletes to
expect and achieve great results and to have the self- belief and
confidence that anything is possible. Surely, it is a philosophy we
can apply to the whole of life and not just to success at the Olympic
Games.
The letters of the New Testament often draw an analogy
between the Christian journey of faith and running a race. The author
of the letter to the Hebrews writes; “Therefore seeing we also are
surrounded with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every
weight, and the sin which does so easily ensnare us, and let us run
with patience the race that is set before us.” Writing to Christians
in Corinth St Paul also takes up the theme; “Do you not know that
in a race the runners all compete, but only one receives the prize?
Run in such a way that you may win it.” There are a number of other
verses in a similar vein which speak of training and discipline in
order to run the race with Christ Jesus and to cross the finishing line
to win the prize that is eternal life in heaven. Of course in this
particular race we can all be winners!
The Olympic Games in Rio, which of course have not been
without their problems and controversy, have still been a light in
troubled times, a symbol of hope that nations can come together and
our athletes have shown us that great things can be achieved. I hope
they have inspired you as much as they have me. Whatever stage we
are in life we should never give up running the race that is set before
us, seizing every moment, making the most of every opportunity that
comes our way as well as creating our own, in order that we can
continue to enjoy life and do great things.
Every blessing,
TEA SERVICE: A short service with hymns followed by
refreshments. Next Service: 2.30pm Tuesday 13th September in
the Parish Church Meeting Room. Transport available, Tel: 715842.
All Welcome.
COFFEE MORNING MONDAYS: 10am – 12noon every
Monday in the St Andrew’s Meeting Room at the Parish Church.
Come along, relax and enjoy a coffee & cakes with friends or make
new friends. Always someone to talk to. Everyone welcome.
BIBLE STUDY GROUPS: 1st Thursday of the month
11.00am in High Kelling. 2nd Thursday of the month at 5.30pm in
Holt. For more details tel: 712048/713479
PASTORAL VISITING
If you or someone you know would like the clergy or a member of
the church to visit you then please telephone our Pastoral Team
Co-ordinator: Wendy tel: 715950
THE POPPY CENTRE: The Holt and District Dementia
Support Group meets every Tuesday 10.30am – 12.30pm in the
Meeting Room at the Parish Church. A drop in centre to support
those living with dementia and those who care for them. For more
information contact: Wendy Richley 715950
SUNDAY SERVICES:
8am Book of Common Prayer Eucharist
9.15am Said Eucharist with Hymns at All Saints, High Kelling
10.30am Parish Sung Eucharist at St Andrews, with provision for
children.
TRADITIONAL EVENSONG AT St ANDREWS
Every second Sunday of the month at 5pm.
Next Service: Sunday 11th September 2016.
For weekday services please see notice boards or visit our website:
www.holtchurch.org
PARISH CHURCH WEB SITE
Keep up to date and in touch with all that is happening at St Andrews
& All Saints including service times by visiting our website at
www.holtchurch.org
FROM THE REGISTERS:
Baptism:
Sun 21�� August: Jessica Alexandra Sewell
Holy Matrimony:
Sat 13�� August: Eve Baker with Melvyn Gilmour
Fr. Howard
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LOTS IN STORE FOR FAKENHAM FAMILIES OF 0-8s THIS AUTUMN
Fakenham Gateway SureStart Children’s Centre has announced its autumn activity programme, packed full of activities, courses and other
services for 0-8s and their families.
Popular Parent and Child groups such as Discover & Do, Wriggle & Giggle and Hartbeeps will continue, as
will Bookstart Rhyme Time, which takes place at Fakenham Library on a Wednesday morning. Baby Discovery
for under 1s returns to provide new parents with a chance to meet, chat and find out about feeding, weaning,
teething and what else to expect in their baby’s first year. Baby Buffet infant feeding group is back every
Monday morning, to coincide with baby weighing and family support drop in sessions. Discovery Cafes, with a
free book for each family, will take place once a month in Fakenham, Blenheim Park and at Kipton Wood (the
former site of RAF West Raynham).
Highlights of the new programme for adults
include Design, Create, Make - a 5 week
sewing course with crèche provided, which
is free to mums and dads with a child under 8 years. This will be followed by
a Level 1 Dressmaking course for those who wish to progress to a recognised
qualification. A Family First Aid course, run by Fleximed training and funded
by the Centre, is planned for the evening of Wednesday 28th September. There
will also be Joy of Food cookery classes and Christmas Crafts for Grown Ups,
both with childcare provided. Free transport to the Centre may also be available.
For expectant parents, the Pathway 2 Parenting 4 week Antenatal Course is
scheduled to run on Wednesday evenings in early October and again in late
November. Mums-to-be booked in to give birth
at the Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital
and the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Kings Lynn
are equally welcome.
On top of activities and courses, Fakenham
Gateway SureStart Children’s Centre provides information and support to any family with a child, from before
birth up to 8 years old. This can include help with parenting issues, such as potty training, sleep problems or
behaviour. The centre can also help with other matters surrounding finding work, choosing childcare, debts,
housing or separation. Based in Norwich Road on the site of Fakenham Infant School, Fakenham Gateway
SureStart Centre serves Fakenham town and surrounding villages including Rudham, Raynham, Colkirk,
Sculthorpe and Syderstone. Opening hours are 8.30am - 5.00pm, Monday to Thursday.
For more information of our Autumn programme visit www.fakenham-surestart.com/whats-on or call 01328 864511 (option 1)
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CHANGES TO DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE ARRANGEMENTS
Register to speak in advance.
The way members of the public book their chance to speak about
specific planning applications at North Norfolk District Council’s
Development Committee meetings is about to change.
At the moment people must arrive at least 15 minutes before the
start of the meeting and request to speak either for or against an
application. This is to allow time for the Chairman to rearrange the
order of items on the agenda to prevent people having to wait for a
long time. For ‘minor’ applications, one objector and one supporter
is allowed to speak on each application for up to three minutes. If
several people have attended to speak on a single application either
in support or in objection, they must agree who will fill the speaking
roles. For ‘major’ applications, or those in which the Council has legal
interest or is the landowner, up to four objectors will be allowed to
speak for up to three minutes each. Up to four supporters will be
allowed to speak for an equivalent time in total to that allowed for
the objectors.
From 22nd September those wishing to speak will need to register
by 9.00am on the Tuesday before the Thursday meeting (or
48 hours in advance if the day of the meeting is switched
from the usual Thursday). This will allow the list of speakers
to be assembled, the agenda ordered in advance and this
information circulated to key officers prior to the meeting.
Cllr Sue Arnold, Cabinet Member for Planning and Planning Policy,
said: “The change will assist with the smooth running of the
committee. It will avoid potential confusion at the start of the
meeting as customer service staff try to ensure the names of speakers
are logged against the various items and the agenda re-ordered to
reflect the public interest.”
The new procedure comes into force from 1st September ready for
Development Committee on 22nd September and information about
the new registration process will be online soon.
The number of people allowed to speak and the amount of time they
will be allowed to speak for will remain the same.
The rules for local district councillors and town or parish council
representatives speaking at the committee are unchanged.
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CREDIT CRUNCH COOKING
BEACHLIFE ACTIVITY
WEEK TO RETURN
TO SHERINGHAM
CLIFFTOP
Accidental Hero
This is one of those recipes that probably shouldn’t work and yet is
fabulous. It was an accident, as I thought I had picked up ordinary
wholegrain rice, and had actually bought pilau rice instead, which of
course is curry flavoured. Having added it in at the end of the recipe,
and realised my mistake, there was nothing for it but to proceed
and also add some fresh coriander for good measure! (Nothing
ventured, nothing gained after all). The result, thankfully, worked
really well and was so delicious that it is featuring regularly on
the Burn household menu. A note on microwave rice - I only buy
it when it is on ‘special’, i.e. cheaper than usual, at £1.00 a pack.
It does make a really good and quick store cupboard standby. If
you can’t get any, simply cook some wholegrain rice ahead of the
rest of the recipe, plunge under cold water and drain and set aside
until needed. To get the gentle curry flavour, add in a tsp of Garam
Masala whilst stir frying the rice in at the end, with a little extra oil.
I always use wholegrain rice as it behaves so much better than white
rice and doesn’t go sticky, plus it has so much more goodness in it.
Admittedly, it is more expensive, but it is also more filling, so you do
not need as much per person.
This is such a useful, quick and cheap recipe for a lightening lunch or
satisfying mid week meal. And you can change the veg for whatever
is in season, making it versatile too.
Stir frying your veg keeps more nutrients in and keeps a lovely
crunch to them. The haricot beans add a lovely creaminess to the
recipe and provide a good source of protein too.
An all round Gold Medal Winner!.
Final preparations are underway for
this year’s BeachLife activity week
on Sheringham’s cliff top and beach
later this month. Bumper crowds are expected and there is no charge
to join in the fun.
BeachLife is a joint venture by the churches in Sheringham, aimed
at engaging with local youngsters, as well as holidaymakers, and
this will be its fifth summer. It will run from Tuesday 30th August to
Friday 2nd September and is open to all ages up to 17.
Daily activities will start with the ‘Beach Special’ at 10.30am
every day except Friday, where all ages come together at the clifftop marquee on The Leas for music, games, drama and fun and to
introduce the day’s theme, which this year is the Rio Olympics. The
children and young people then split into age-groups for their ‘Going
Deeper’ sessions to explore that day’s theme in more depth before
breaking for lunch. On the Friday, the morning starts at 10.30am with
the Going Deeper sessions. The afternoons comprise of beach games
and sports, giant inflatables including the Demolition Ball, a family
buffet with Samba band, and the tide fight.
Evening activities for young people will include a quiz night with
chips, carnival crafts, a ‘Sheropoly’ challenge around the town and
swimming at The Splash.
“This has become one of the major events in the town’s calendar” said
Peter Skivington, one of the organisers.
Those wishing to attend can download a form from:
www.sheringhambeachlife.co.uk and bring it with them to save time
on the day. Alternatively, anyone can just come along and register on
the morning, from 10.15am.
The website also gives more information about the event, and contact
details.
Rice and Beans mix up
(Serves 2)
1 courgette
1 red onion
1 yellow pepper
2 Stick celery
Handful fresh French green beans, chopped into 1 inch chunks
Handful cherry toms, halved
Olive oil
Tin haricot beans, drained and rinsed
Pinch Italian herbs
Two hpd tsp red pesto
Lemon pepper and salt
Bunch fresh coriander, chopped
Microwave Pouch whole grain pilau rice
Plunge green beans into boiling water for two minutes, drain and run
under cold water and set aside.
Gently stir fry the other veg (except tomatoes) in a good dollop of
olive oil for five mins with the dry herbs, add in tomatoes and green
beans for another few mins, add pesto, haricot beans and coriander
and heat through for a few mins with seasoning, whilst cooking rice
as per packet instructions.
Stir in rice and serve.
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LLOYD COURT SUMMER FESTIVAL
The team at Lloyd Court, High Kelling, put on a fantastic event on Sunday 31st July in aid of raising funds for the Alzheimer’s Society, Air
Ambulance, Fire Fighters Charity and Lloyd Court Amenity Fund, raising a total £1200.00.
The manager Marie Quantrill said, “This was all possible because of the hard
work of Lucy Cubitt who organised the event along with Diana Youngman
and Charlene Pointer”. Marie said, “The support from local businesses and
the people of the wider community was phenomenal. We want to build on the
success of the day in involving different charities and local businesses in giving
something back to the serving community in a fun way.” Marie also said, “The
Holt Fire Fighters put on a demonstration of an emergency situation where they
cut a person out of a car, this really raised awareness of what goes on when all
you see is a road block”.
There was also a dog show, pony rides, traditional games, food and drinks,
Arnie’s chain saw carvings, stocks, children’s fancy dress, giant slide,
Taekwondo demo, tug of war, ukulele`s and a messy challenge where the loser
ended up in a bath of baked beans. The event was geared up for all age groups
and the atmosphere was very lively.
Regional Director, Roy Slater said, “The team have done brilliantly and I would
personally like to thank everyone who has supported this event”.
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Simply Calm Kids
In today’s world of high academic expectations and distractions from
technology, more and more children are experiencing difficulties
with attention and concentration, both at home and at school. Many
children and teenagers also experience difficulties managing their
emotions, reporting feelings of anxiety and sleep disturbance.
Teachers and parents can help their children to overcome some of
these difficulties by regularly practicing Mindfulness activities. These
simple activities encourage the focus of attention on the here and now,
allowing children to be more grounded and focused on their current
experience. By attending to the present moment, children can begin to
more effectively manage their feelings and worries.
An easy and enjoyable way to practice mindfulness is to go outdoors
and experience nature, take a walk on the beach or wander through the
countryside.
Encourage your child to use all of their senses, choose a colour and
notice everything that you see of that colour, stop for a moment and
listen to all of the sounds (near and far), walk slowly and notice how
the ground feels under your feet (even better with bare feet), take
some deep breaths and feel the air in your nostrils, notice anything
that might have a smell.
Mindfulness can also be practiced regularly at home and in the
classroom, at points of transition from one activity to another or at
routine points of the day.
At school this might be at the start of the day or after break times,
taking just a few minutes of quiet sitting, deep breaths or using one of
the senses, to help children settle and be prepared for more focused
work. At home this might be after arriving home from school, before
doing homework or at bedtime.
For more information or advice, Shona Lowes is a Child Psychologist
with North Norfolk Clinical Psychology Service offering
appointments at Holt Consulting Rooms, Church Steeet, Holt.
Telephone: 01263 711712.
NORFOLK
COMMUNITY
LAW SERVICE
‘Providing Access to Justice & Equality’
FREE LEGAL ADVICE
Merchants’ Place, 16 Church Street, Cromer
From 5.00pm, 15 minutes free advice with a solicitor
Solicitors specialise but may be able to give general advice on other matters
Sally Davenport (Working Law Sol)
6th September Employment
Clare Mayell (Silver & Ward)
13th September Family
20th September Wills & Probate Lesley Ward (Clapham & Collinge)
Neil Stubbs – (Hansells)
27th September Family
Julia Buckingham (Butcher Andrews)
4th October
Family
11th October
Employment
18th October
Wills & Probate Greg Pope (Pope & Co)
Neale Grearson (Clapham & Collinge)
25th October
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15th November Wills & Probate Lesley Ward (Clapham & Collinge)
22nd November Family
Julia Buckingham (Butcher Andrews)
29th November Family
Neale Grearson (Clapham & Collinge)
6th December
Family
13th December Employment
Neil Stubbs – (Hansells)
20th December Family
Any queries or to make an appointment please call: 01603 496623
Please note: occasionally advice sessions are subject to changes
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1960’s CLUB
At their regular
Monday meeting on
15th August, the Holt
1960 Club presented
member, Joyce Rouse,
with a bouquet of
flowers to mark her
forthcoming 90th
birthday on Saturday
20th August.
The photograph shows
Joyce with the 1960
Club’s Chairman, Ron
Manders.
Members of the Holt
1960 Club meet every
Monday at 2.00pm
at Holt Community
Centre for bingo,
socialising and
refreshments.
Also during the year, at Easter and Christmas, a party is arranged with
food and entertainment and during the summer, several outings are
organised for shopping and sight-seeing. New members are always
made welcome. Why not pop in and make some new friends?
And if you just need a bit of pampering... we do that too.
Find us in the old Railway Tavern yard,
4 Station Road, Holt. NR25 6BS
NORTH NORFOLK MP NORMAN LAMB
ANNOUNCES DATES OF HIS ANNUAL
‘VILLAGE TOUR’
Each year, Member of Parliament Norman Lamb spends a week
holding street corner advice surgeries in villages across his North
Norfolk constituency.
This year, his schedule includes more villages than ever.
The full schedule of stops on the tour can be found on his website:
http://www.normanlamb.org.uk/norman_lamb_village_tour_2016
No matter how big or small the issue is, if you want to raise it just turn
up! Some of the tour is listed below:
Time
10.00
10.30
11.00
11.30
12.00
Date
Thursday 1st September
12.30
13.00
14.00
14.40
15.10
15.40
16.10
16.40
10.00
10.30
11.00
11.40
12.10
13.20
13.50
14.20
14.50
15.20
16.00
Friday 2nd September
Village and Location
Aldborough on the Green
Aylmerton at the Village Hall
East Runton by the Village Sign
West Runton in Church Hall Car Park
Beeston Regis Junction of Brittons
Lane/Coast Road
Upper Sheringham by raised pond
West Beckham outside Wheatsheaf
Bodham at the Village Hall
High Kelling Lay-by near Post Office
Gresham by the Parish Noticeboard
Baconsthorpe outside old Post Office
Edgefield outside the Village Hall
Corpusty at the Parish Noticeboard
Weybourne at the Village Hall
Kelling in the Tea Rooms Car Park
Salthouse on the Green by Dun Cow
Cley outside the Village Hall Car Park
Blakeney in the Village Hall Car Park
Stiffkey in the Village Hall Car Park
Warham the Reading Room
Langham opposite the Bluebell pub
Binham by Howells Superstore
Hindringham in Village Hall Car Park
Briston outside the Co-operative
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INVITATION TO MERCHANT NAVY DAY
AT NORTH NORFOLK DISTRICT
COUNCIL HEADQUARTERS
GLAVEN VALLEY LIB DEM
COUNCILLOR STANDS DOWN
North Norfolk Lib Dem leader and Glaven Valley district councillor
Andrew Wells has stood down as a councillor after accepting a job
offer away from North Norfolk.
Andrew Wells (left), who previously worked for
local MP Norman Lamb as Office Manager, has
been a postgraduate law student at the University
of East Anglia for the past year. Andrew has said
that he will continue to help people in his Glaven
Valley ward until a new councillor has been
elected, and will work with his successor to make
sure that progress is not lost on sensitive issues in the area.
Andrew Wells said: “It has been a privilege to represent the Glaven
Valley as a councillor, and I am grateful to everyone who has worked
with me to get things done for our community over the past 18
months. There have been frustrations, but I also feel that we have
been able to really make a difference not just on a range of local
issues like planning and enforcement in the villages I represent, but
also in fighting for better council services across North Norfolk. This
has been an immensely difficult decision to make, and I will keep
working for residents in my ward to the best of my ability until a new
councillor can be elected.”
Commenting, Norman Lamb said: “I’m very sorry to see Andrew
move on. He worked with me for the last five years, up until last year.
He was an immensely valuable member of my team and in his short
time on the District Council a really effective councillor. But it’s not
surprising that he’s been given an opportunity with his career that was
impossible for him to resist - because he is someone of tremendous
talent who will go a long way.”
The by-election to choose a new Glaven Valley District Councillor
is likely to be held on 29th September. The ward includes Blakeney,
Morston, Wiveton, Field Dalling, Saxlingham, Letheringsett,
Glandford, Brinton, Sharrington, Thornage, Stody and Hunworth.
Red Ensign will be raised
Anyone with connections to the Merchant Navy, including veterans
and those currently serving, are being invited to NNDC’s Cromer
headquarters on 3rd September for a flag hoisting ceremony of the
Red Ensign.
The event will recognise the work of members of the Merchant Navy,
including their role in the two world wars and our continuing reliance
on modern day merchant seafarers who bring in 95% of our imports
including half of the food we eat.
Local dignitaries and youth groups with sea connections will
be invited, but there is also a general invitation to all who have
connections to the Merchant Navy.
People attending are asked to arrive at the Holt Road offices at
10.45am for an 11.00am start. A small reception will follow the
hoisting of the Red Ensign, which is the UK Merchant Navy’s official
flag.
The event will be hosted by North Norfolk District Council Chairman
John Lee, who has many links with the sea as a working crab
fisherman who comes from a family line of sea fishermen and a long
heritage with the RNLI.
“Both Cromer and North Norfolk as a whole have a very long and
close relationship with the sea and with people who work on or in the
sea, whose efforts can sometimes go
unrecognised,” said Cllr Lee. “The
opportunity to show our respect for a
hard working group of people, who
operate in a difficult environment for
all of our benefit, is very welcome.”
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MASONIC CHEQUE
PRESENTATION
On Wednesday 10th August W.Bro Tony Serne, Master of Blakeney
Masonic Lodge, presented cheques of £1162.95 to both the Briston
Care Centre and the Briston Youth club.
The sum of £2325.90 was raised by members of Blakeney Lodge
over the past year to be donated to charities of the Masters choice.
Accepting the cheques were Carol Parsons and Dorothy Morgan on
behalf of the Day Centre and Natalie Sands on behalf of the Youth
Club accompanied by members of the Committee and a selection of
the clubs membership.
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Sheringham and Cromer Choral Society (SCCS) invite you to join
them at the start of their 2016-17 season for an open rehearsal on
Monday 12th September at 7.00pm in Sheringham High School.
They will be preparing for their November concert ‘In Every Corner
Sing’ with music by Vaughan Williams, Parry and Stanford with
their new music director, David Ballard (pictured) accompanied by
Anthony Gowing.
This will be a great opportunity to try out the idea of choral singing
with this well established highly regarded 100 strong choir.
Whether you are already an accomplished singer or just finding
your way around a music stave, choral singing is a highly enjoyable
pastime and you will quickly feel at home in this friendly group.
All voice
parts most
welcome.
There will
be another
opportunity
for everyone
to enjoy a
whole day
of choral
singing on
Saturday
15th
October
in the Lighthouse Sheringham when David Ballard, SCCS invite
you to ‘Come & Sing’ Haydn’s Nelson Mass. The workshop which
will run from 10.00am to 4.00pm approx. is presented as part of
COAST Arts festival and is FREE thanks to the support of Norwich
& Peterborough Building Society, John Jarrold Trust and Norfolk
County Council. The choice of music fits the theme of this year’s
COAST Arts Festival which is Revolution.
The Nelson Mass is also called Missa in Augustis - Mass in times of
trouble. At the end of the day there will be a performance in St Peter’s
Parish Church Sheringham at 5.00pm to show what has been achieved
to friends and family. St Peter’s posh refreshments will be available
before and after the informal concert.
For the open rehearsal just ‘turn up’ at Sheringham High.
Please book in advance for the FREE ‘Come & Sing’ workshop on
01263 711087 or email sccssec@gmail.com.
All welcome for the informal concert performance in St Peter’s
Sheringham, retiring collection for church funds.
For further information about SCCS please visit:
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NORFOLK FOODBANK GIVEN
ELECTRIC SUPPORT
A North Norfolk food bank will provide a lifeline for even more
families in crisis after cutting its running costs with the introduction of
an all-electric Nissan e-NV200 van.
Cromer and District Food Bank, which covers an area of 200 square
miles, supplied three-day emergency food packages to 2,409 people in
need, including 920 children, last year.
And now it will be able to help even more vulnerable local people
after taking delivery of its new 100% electric Nissan van, which has
been funded by a grant from the Sheringham Shoal Community Fund
and supplied and sponsored by local Nissan dealership, Crayford and
Abbs.
The Nissan e-NV200 costs just two pence per mile to run and has
significantly lower maintenance costs. The charity will use the savings
it makes to feed more families.
Ella King, Project Manager at Cromer and District Foodbank, said:
“We cover around 200 miles a day making deliveries and before we
were spending a small fortune on diesel. Now though, the e-NV200
has cut our running costs significantly and that’s money we can
plough straight back into providing food for the people we exist to
support.”
She added: “There’s a huge and growing need for food banks in and
around this area so the addition of this van and the support of the
Sheringham Shoal Community Fund and Crayford and Abbs is a real
boost.”
THE SECRETS OF THE HOLY GRAIL
BUDDHA IS THE GOD OF LOVE
For far too many years people have been unaware that Christian
preachers are Buddhists; and that the love element in Christianity is
Buddhist. Buddha is the God of love, and the God of the Jews was
Buddha, no Christian preacher will argue with that. Christianity is
a Jewish form of Buddhism, that is the truth, and nothing else but
the truth. The passage below is from the Gospel of Buddha, chapter
XLIX. Verse 34 and 35.
“The Tathagata lets his mind pervade the four quarters of the world
with thoughts of love. And thus the whole wide world, above,
below, around, and everywhere will continue to be filled with love,
far-reaching, grown great and beyond measure.
Just as a mighty trumpeter makes himself heard - and that without
difficulty - in all the four quarters of the earth; even so is the coming
of the Tathagata; there is not one living creature that the Tathagata
passes by or leaves aside, but regards them all with mind set free,
and deep-felt love.”
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Kevin Abbs, Director at Crayford & Abbs Nissan in Gypsies Lane,
Bodiham, said: “Foodbanks are so important to families across the
country so we were delighted to be of help to Cromer and District
Foodbank, whose work is having a great impact in the area.
More and more businesses are making the switch to electric motoring
and immediately seeing the benefits. We hope they will enjoy the
vehicle as they continue to help more families and young people in
need.”
For more information visit www.cromerdistrict.foodbank.org.uk
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ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR
HOLT FESTIVAL
This year’s Holt Festival continued to build on past successes with many of its events selling out.
The week-long festival began with the announcement of the winner of the annual Holt Festival Art Prize.
This year’s winner was Lara Cobden from Gressenhall (right, with judge Amanda Geitner (right)). Her painting
In The Enchanted Garden was chosen from 190 entries that had been whittled down to a shortlist of 30. Organiser
James Glennie said, “Lara’s winning work was amongst many strong entries but there can
only be one winner. It is technically amazing and the reflections of the moonlit sky give a
mysterious edge to an otherwise calm warmth.”As well as a cheque for £1,500 Lara has the
chance to have her work displayed at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts.
Elsewhere in the festival there were sell out appearances from Gyles Brandreth, Jacqui
Dankworth, leading journalist Kate Adie (left), amazing Polish pianist Mariola Cieniawa
making her very first UK concert appearance outside London and many others. Forensic
mind reader Colin Cloud amazed a packed Auden Theatre and caused every jaw in the
house to drop in amazement and disbelief that a man can deduce such things. Another big
hit was the return of international film star Julie Christie, reading poetry with Anthony and
Ben Holden. Other big names at the festival, now in its 9th year, include novelist Joanna Trollope, comedians Jenny
Éclair and Mark Watson and Dire Straits founder John Illsey.
Around 35 per cent of the festival programme is free and there was a much
expanded selection of events for children this year, ranging from story telling to
dance workshops to the swashbuckling all action family play Captain Morgan and
the Sands of Time and Norwich Puppet Theatre’s Oddly.
The week came to a sweet conclusion when pop legends The Searchers (right),
wowed the audience in the open air Theatre In The Woods with a set packed with
sixties hits. Lead singer Frank Allen said the band were thrilled and honoured to
play such a unique venue.
Holt Festival, Artistic Director Charles Pugh said, “This has been such a successful
festival, so many people enthused about the events. I’d like to say a big thank
you to the festival team, especially our marvelous volunteers. It feels like a Holt
Festival to be proud of. Now of course we must look forward to 2017!”
Planning for the 2017 Festival, which runs from Saturday 22nd to Sunday 30th
July has already begun!
An education
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your child.
At Gresham’s, children can explore a world
of possibilities and flourish in a happy and
supportive environment. Our ‘Excellent’
inspection rating is a guarantee that your
child will receive a first class education.
Discover more at one of our Open Days
or visit www.greshams.com
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OPEN DAY COFFEE MORNING
Retirement Apartments at Ainsworth Court, Grove Lane, Holt
Saturday 10th September
10.00am - 1.00pm (by appointment)
You are invited to join the Development Manager Marie Littlefair for coffee
at Ainsworth Court in Grove Lane and view the amazing apartments and
superb communal facilities on offer ideal for those over the age of 60.
Key features to retirement living
• Secure apartments with development manager available as point of
contact between 9 - 4pm
• ‘Apello’ monitoring system for emergency call out
• Lift to 1st and 2nd floor apartments
• Communal lounge, laundry and gardens
• Guest suite available for residents to rent for friends or family
• 15 mins level walk into town & doctor’s surgery
• Ideal for those who want to create community or to keep themselves
to themselves
This complex offers independent retirement ideal for the active retired and
with all maintenance taken care of thus giving you more time to enjoy your
life with new friends.
To learn more or to book your visit please call
Watsons 01263 711021 email holt@watsons-property.co.uk
Or contact Marie Littlefair of First Port 01263 715802
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AGE CONCERN NORTH NORFOLK
NEEDS YOU!
PHILOSOPHICAL THOUGHTS… (from a reader)
Is it wrong that only one company makes the game Monopoly?
The grass may be greener on the other side, but at least you don’t
have to mow it.
I like long walks, especially when they’re taken by people who annoy
me.
Sometimes I wake up grumpy .......... other times I let her sleep.
It’s discouraging to think how many people are shocked by honesty
and how few by deceit.
Age Concern North Norfolk is inviting you to
become a Volunteer Befriender to provide
companionship to an older person.
If you could spare an hour or more per week to
share a cup of tea and brighten up someone’s day,
we would love to hear from you.
For further details please contact the
Befriending Service on
01263 823126
Osteopathy in Holt
Mr John Davis BSc Hons
Holt Consulting Rooms, Church Street NR25 6BB
For further information or to make an appointment please call:
01263 711 712
Osteopathy can help treat: Lower back pain
Sciatica & slipped disc Frozen shoulder & RSI
Arthritis & joint stiffness Stress Headaches & migraines
Neck & shoulder pain Sports injuries
WRECK IN
BLAKENEY HARBOUR
ENTRANCE
The wreck of the SS Hjordis a 976 ton Norwegian collier which
went down off Blakeney Point in 1916 now sits on Blakeney bar
in the middle of the Blakeney Harbour channel entrance posing
a real hazard to vessels coming in and out
As the channel has moved half a mile to the east in the last year
it has uncovered the wreck and the flow of water around her has
scoured her out.
Harbour users, who are represented by the Blakeney Harbour
Association, have been receiving regular updates in the last
month or two.
Blakeney Harbour Association volunteers have continually rebuoyed the channel entrance and the Trinity House vessels
MV Galatea and MV Alert have been seen off Blakeney in the
last weeks as they positioned a new warning buoy.
Full details and coordinates can be found on the Blakeney
Harbour Association website:
http://blakeneyharbourassociation.co.uk/latest-news/
Association secretary Charlie Ward said, “It’s quite astounding
just how far the channel has moved over a very short space of
time. With the wreck now in the middle of the channel and the
channel continuing to move East, there is a lot of work for our
volunteers to do, frequently re-buoying the harbour entrance
channel to keep pace with these changes.”
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CELEBRATIONS ON HOLT
BELLS from Theo Crowder
IT’S OFFICIAL - HOLT
YOUTH PROJECT HAS IT’S
VERY OWN ROCK BAND!
This year is an important one for the bells of St Andrew’s
Church Holt.
The lowest bells in the tower were installed by the local miller,
William R West and were dedicated on Sunday 6th February 1966.
Most of you will remember Thaxters Timber Yard. Across the front
one could make out the words ‘WR West, Grain Merchant’. That was
where Billy, as he was known, had his mill, right next to the Railway.
Billy had been born at Erpingham in 1895 and this is where he learnt
to ring. When he moved to Holt he got permission to look at the
two bells in the church and to augment them up to six (they were
augmented again to eight in 1989). The first full peal was rung on
them in September 1966 and the first quarter peal in December that
year.
This year there have been several quarter peals being rung, for the
Queen’s 90th Birthday, for the tower Captain’s birthday and also two
by visiting bands.
On Saturday 3rd September a full Peal will be rung in the morning,
this time by an invited band. Also this year we have had several new
members
join the band
who are
already very
competent
ringers and we
would like to
celebrate this
as well. We
hope you will
all enjoy our
celebratory
ringing and
wish us well.
As part of the Holt Festival 2016, Holt Youth
Project’s newly
formed band,
Mr Norm,
delivered their
first premier
performance
to a packed
audience at The
Auden Theatre.
The music and
lyrics were
written by the
young people
themselves.
Although very
nervous the
performance
on stage was
faultless. It
was energetic,
powerful, foot
tapping and
loud!
The band was
only formed 3
months ago starring Bethany, Carlo, Connor, Florence and Megan.
Their single is to be recorded in September and already they have
new ideas for other songs in the pipe line, watch this space for them
coming to a place near you!
Well done Mr Norm we are very proud of you!
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THE FORTHCOMING EVENTS PAGE
FRIDAY 26th August
All proceeds to R.N.I.B. Prize donations welcome - Contact Peter 01263 861111
CONCERT at Binham Priory at 7.30pm with the Atéa Quintet (wind quintet). TUESDAY 6th September
Mozart, Damase, Poulenc, Bozza. Tickets (reserved) £16.00 from Maureen Frost THE HOLT & DISTRICT DEMENTIA SUPPORT GROUP
(01328 830362 davidfrost226@btinternet.com) or at the door (unreserved).
INFORMATION SESSION in the Meeting Room at St. Andrew’s Church,
Holt 5.00pm - 6.00pm For businesses, organisations and individuals about
SATURDAY 27th August
being Dementia Friendly.
CREATIONS CRAFT AND GIFT FAIR at The Church Hall, Holt
10.00am to 4.00pm Stunning crafts and gifts. Scrumptious refreshments ILLUSTRATED TALK BY DR.TONY LEECH at St.Michael’s church,
Plumstead at 7.00pm The Good, The Bad and The Ugly - A look at the World of
available. Further details from Barbara on 07742 068790.
STALL ON THE GREEN at Langham (opposite the Bluebell pub) 9.30am - Fungi. Free but donations invited towards church roof repairs.
11.00am Fresh produce, cakes etc. Proceeds for Langham Church General Fund. WEDNESDAY 7th September
Contributions of produce and cakes will be gratefully received.
MONTHLY QUIZ at Holt Sports & Social Club, Kelling Road, Holt at
DISCO/KARAOKE at Great Snoring Social Club 8.00pm until late.
7.30pm. Teams - £1.50 per person to include buffet.
BUTTERFLY CONSERVATION - NORFOLK BRANCH ILLUSTRATED
SUNDAY 28th August
TALK in Blakeney Scout HQ at 7.30pm ‘Madagascar - Birding on the eighth
MEET THE PRODUCERS MARKET at Village Square, Kelling Heath
continent’ by John Geeson. All welcome. Non-members £2.00 min. donation.
Holiday Park NR25 7HW 10.00am - 2.00pm. Norfolk foods, clothing,
crafts & ales, Indian Head Massage. Free entry & parking, cafe, pub,
FRIDAY 9th September
adventure playgrounds, nice walks, NN Railway Station on site, dogs
50s, 60s, 70s and 80s MUSIC at Baconsthorpe Village Hall NR25 6LJ at
welcome. 07733 991211 www.weybourne.net
7.30pm. With Chandler Green. £7.00 per person including light refreshments.
OPEN DAY at Royal Air Force Bircham Newton Heritage Centre 11.00am
Raffle. Tickets available from Evelyn Massingham 01263 577315.
to 5.00pm. Entry free, children welcome. Further details www.rafbnmp.org.uk. 1940’s DANCE PARTY AT TYNESIDE CLUB, SHERINGHAM 7.30pm WEYBOURNE FUN DAY opposite Weybourne windmill on A149 10.00am
Midnight with Lisa Wolfe, Famed 1940’s singer. Steve Kennedy will be giving
to 4.00pm Entry free to pedestrians. Car park £2.00. Arts, crafts and local food
Free Lindy Hop Dance Lessons. Tickets £6.50 from Woodfields Den Charity
stalls. Games, displays and attractions, including Punch & Judy. Fun Dog Show.
Shop or 01263 735404 or 01263 822102. All proceeds to Save the Children.
Children’s rides, car boot. Refreshments and bar. Dogs on leads welcome
CHICK•LIT at Sharrington Village Hall NR24 2AB at 7.00pm The recently
‘JONAH AND THE GIANT FISH’ at Weybourne Community Fun Day
released film by local film maker, Tony Britten. Licensed Bar. Tickets £6.00
11.00am. Performed in the arena by the Messy Church children and the churches. from Roger Dubbins on 01263 862261 or Bobbie Coe on 01263 860097.
MONDAY 29th August
SATURDAY 10th September
OPEN DAY at Royal Air Force Bircham Newton Heritage Centre 11.00am
to 5.00pm. Entry free, children welcome. Further details www.rafbnmp.org.uk.
CRAFT FAYRE in the Gresham Suite, Feathers Hotel, Holt 10.00am
to 4.00pm. Admission Free. Further information from 01263 713398
TABLE TOP SALE at St. Andrew’s Methodist Hall, Sheringham 9.00am to
12.00noon Good variety of stalls including Fairtrade. Refreshments.
CRAFTS AND COFFEE at Weybourne Church 10.00am to Noon. A great
range of local crafts - perhaps buy an early Christmas present or two whilst you
have a cup of coffee and a chat. Proceeds to Weybourne Church. All welcome.
FAKENHAM & DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION OPEN
EARLY AUTUMN SHOW at Fakenham Garden Centre Noon to 3.30pm
Free entry, raffle.
WEDNESDAY 31st August
JAZZ NIGHT at Byfords, 1-3 Shirehall Plain, Holt Dinner? Drinks?
Come along and soak up the atmosphere. Music starts at 7.30pm. No
cover charge. Bookings advisable. Telephone 01263 711400
LUNCHTIME CONCERT at St Nicholas Parish Church, Wells-next-theSea at 12.00noon. Amamusica - Musical Friendships. Followed by homemade
soup, bread and fresh fruit £3.00. Donations for St Nicholas Church welcome.
SATURDAY 3rd September
SATURDAY 10th and SUNDAY 11th September
GLYNDEBOURNE ON THE GLAVEN at The Hill Farm House Opera
Barn, Brinton 4.00pm for 4.30pm performance by Pop Up Opera. Limited
tickets £75.00 (dress:black tie) incl. two glasses of fizz and canapes (bring your
own picnic) from caroflower27@hotmail.com. See www.popupopera.co.uk.
NORTH NORFOLK RADIO BINGO at Field Dalling Village Hall Doors
open at 6.00pm starts at 7 30pm. Cash prizes and tickets to win. Big raffle. All
money raised goes to the North Norfolk Radio Kids Trust. Everyone welcome.
SCHOOL DINNER NIGHT at The Copeman Centre, Briston 6.30pm for
7.00pm. Wearing of school uniform is encouraged, but not compulsory! Super
raffle and live music from Mick Leary with a bit of 1950s and 1960s singing
and dancing. Limited tickets £5.00 from 01263 860844.
QUIZ NIGHT at Great Snoring Social Club 8.00pm start. Teams of 1-6.
£1.00 per person. Proceeds to the Air Ambulance. Raffle. Bar open. For further
details 01328 820620.
TONY’S TROSH on the fields on the B1145 between Bawdeswell and
Billingford 11.00am to 5.00pm Harvesting and Ploughing through the ages.
Follow the process from wheat to bread. Fish & chips, ploughman’s lunches,
bar, stationary engines, heritage tractors, stalls, crafts and more. £5.00 per car
SUNDAY 11th September
TWELFTH NIGHT on the Village Green by the Copeman Centre, Briston
at 2.00pm Performed by the Briston Players to mark the 400th Anniversary of
Shakespeare’s death. Attendance will be free (contributions will not be refused,
of course!)
SATURDAY 3rd and SUNDAY 4th September
THURSDAY 15th September
ART EXHIBITION AND SALE at Hempstead Village Hall NR25 6TL
10.00am to 5.00pm daily Refreshments, light lunches. In aid of Church funds.
TWELFTH NIGHT on the Village Green by the Copeman Centre, Briston
at 2.00pm Performed by the Briston Players to mark the 400th Anniversary of
Shakespeare’s death. Attendance will be free (contributions will not be refused,
of course!)
GARDEN FETE at Thornage Hall 11.30am to 4.00pm Cooking demonstrations,
farm and garden walks, dog show, BBQ, tea, cakes and breads, bio-dynamic
vegetable stall, traditional handmade arts and crafts and much more. Music from
Bamayer Drummers, East Coast, Sam Smith Singers and Jack Austin.
VILLAGE FETE at Hindringham Playing Field 2.00pm - 5.00pm Stalls,
competitions, games, bouncy castle, circus skills workshop, Fakenham Town
Band. Old vehicles - minis, London bus, tractors, Classics, Modifieds and much
more. Refreshments, BBQ. Free entry. Car Boot £5.00 (book on 01328 878408)
MONDAY 5th September
PRIZE BINGO AND GRAND DRAW at Hindolveston Village Hall 7.30pm
FILM SCREENING AND ILLUSTRATED TALK at the Meeting Room,
Church of St Andrew the Apostle, Church Street, Holt NR25 6BB at
7.30pm ‘The Last of The Great Eastern Eel Catchers’. Finishes 9.30pm
(approximately). Tea and coffee provided. Free entry.
FRIDAY 16th September
ANTIQUES EVENING in High Kelling Village Hall at 7.30pm Including
an amusing talk regarding the history of antiques. You will also be welcome to
bring along something for valuation. Refreshments. Tickets £2.50 each from Lyn
Morgan 01263 711489 All money raised will be for Holt First Responders.
A CELEBRATION OF THE HUT PROJECT at the Hut, Natural
Surroundings, Bayfield Estate, Holt NR24 7JN 5.00pm to 7.00pm Local
history of a WWII officer’s hut.
GUIDED WALK ‘ROAMIN’ IN THE GLAVEN - A WATERSIDE WALK’
meet outside Cley Spy shop, Glandford NR25 7JP at 10.00am. Finish
12.30pm (approximately). Free (optional entry to Natural Surroundings nature
reserve which costs £3.00). Café facilities available.
GUIDED WALK ‘LIVE STREAMING OF TWO TRIBUTE ACTS DISCOVERING THE RIVER GLAVEN AND ITS TRIBUTARIES’ meet
outside visitor centre at Holt Country Park main car park at 2.00pm. Finish
approx. 4.30pm. Free (site parking charge £1.50). Coffee van may be available.
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THE FORTHCOMING WEDNESDAY
EVENTS
PAGE Cont.
21st September
‘WE’LL MEET AGAIN’ 1940’s SHOW at Auden Theatre, Gresham’s
School, Holt at 7.30pm Tickets £15.00; £12.00 concessions. £1.00 for every
ticket sold will go to Walking with the Wounded. Visit www.audentheatre.co.uk
or telephone the box office on 01263 713444.
HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICE at Weybourne Methodist Church
10.45am. Followed with lunch at The Ship Inn. Please book on 01263 588343.
VINTAGE TRACTOR RUN from Bale Village Hall at 9.30am. Free bacon
rolls for drivers. £10.00 entry, to book please call 01328 820554.
3–4 Sept
Sat & Sun : 10 am–5 pm
In aid of Hempstead Church Funds
Refreshments & Light Lunches
Creations Craft and Gift Fair
at Holt Church Hall
Saturday 27th August
10.00am to 4.00pm
Stunning crafts and gifts.
Scrumptious refreshments available.
Further details from Barbara on 07742 068790
Lots of lovely gift ideas
HOLT WI MEETING at Holt Community Centre at 2.00pm. ‘Wells-Nextthe-Sea’, a talk by Robert Smith: Harbour Master. Further info. 01263 715950.
THURSDAY 22nd September
DIABETES UK NORTH NORFOLK GROUP MEETING at Cromer
Methodist Church Hall at 7.30pm. Guest speaker Gill Mircoli with information
on ‘Chair Based Excercising’. For more information please contact Jackie or
David on 01692 405492 or visit www.north-norfolk.diabetesukgroup.org.
FRIDAY 23rd September to SUNDAY 9th October
EAST ANGLIAN GROUP OF MARINE ARTISTS EXHIBITION in
Salthouse Church 10.00am to 4.00pm daily. In aid of E.A.C.H.
REEPHAM CRAFT MAKERS MARKET at St. Michaels, Reepham
10.00am to 4.00pm. For further details please contact Gloria Davis on
01603 873004.
BRITAIN’S GOT TALENTS ‘THE JIVE ACES’ - SPREAD A LITTLE
HAPPINESS TOUR at Auden Theatre, Gresham’s School, Holt at
7.30pm Tickets £15.00. Visit www.audentheatre.co.uk or telephone the
box office on 01263 713444
DIXIEMIX JAZZ BAND at St Nicholas Parish Church, Wells-next-the-Sea
at 7.00pm Supper then concert at 8.00pm. Tickets £15.00, £5.00 students, from
01328 711312, 01328 710716 or 01328 710801.
Let everybody know about your forthcoming event. Basic details of
one-off events for charities and local good causes will be entered
free. A small charge will be made for commercial events or if a
boxed advertisement is required. Please e-mail details to info@
holtchronicle.co.uk or leave them in the Holt Chronicle collection
box inside Feeney's Newsagents, Market Place, Holt.
Did you know .... that there are a variety of organisations, clubs,
societies and groups for all ages in the North Norfolk area that meet
regularly?
For further details of what is available please visit our ‘Regular Events’
section on our website www.holtchronicle.co.uk.
If you have a regular event that you would like us to add to our website
please email the details to us at info@holtchronicle.co.uk.
TONY’S TROSH
Harvesting & Ploughing Through The Ages
CAR BOOT SALES
Saturday/Sunday 10th/11th September 2016
11 am to 5 pm each day
Every SATURDAY until 3rd September at BODHAM Playing Field
9.00am till 12.00noon. Set up 7.30am. Pitches £5.00. No need to
book. Refreshments available. Sorry, only assistance dogs allowed.
Come and help with the harvest using heritage machines
and taste the result.
LOCAL SCREENINGS
BLAKENEY FILM NIGHT at The Village Hall (01263 740219)
From
Friday 16th September at 7.00pm TESTAMENT OF YOUTH (12)
Refreshments. Tickets £5.00 on the door.
BODHAM FILM CLUB at The Village Hall (01263 588122)
We’ll cut the wheat, take it to the Troshin [threshing] machines,
trosh it, mill it and bake it. Then we’re going to eat it.
Wednesday 7th September at 7.00pm GOLDEN YEARS (12A)
Wednesday 21st September at 7.00pm EDDIE THE EAGLE (PG)
HINDOLVESTON VILLAGE SCREEN (01263 860257)
Fish & Chips, Ploughman’s Lunches, Licensed Bar etc
Saturday 17th September at 7.30pm CHICKLIT (15)
Tickets £4.50 from 01263 860257, Parker’s Garage or on the door.
Bar, cool ices, posh pop, filter coffee. New comfy chairs.
Displays of Stationary Engines, Heritage Tractors Military Vehicles
Stalls, Craft, Cakes, Tombola and more
HOLT COMMUNITY CENTRE (01263 713427)
Car Boot Sale on the Sunday
Monday 26th September NORMA Opera at 7.15pm LIVE
Booked tickets £12.50, on the door £15.00
Wednesday 28th September DAD’S ARMY (PG) at 2.30pm and
7.30pm Refreshments in the afternoon, bar in the evening. £5.00
You can find us in fields on the north side of the B1145 between
Bawdeswell & Billingford – just look for the signs!
Entry/Parking £5 per car - Car Boot Pitch £5
WELLS CINEMA - SCREEN NEXT THE SEA (01328 710885)
FURTHER INFORMATION FROM
Monday 29th August at 7.00pm Casablanca (U)
Thursday 1st September at 7.00pm Live NT - The Deep Blue Sea (12A)
Monday 5th September at 7.00pm Recorded Live Branagh Theatre
production of ‘Romeo & Juliet’
Monday 12th September at 7.00pm Dheepan (15)
Thursday 22nd September at 7.00pm Live NT - Threepenny Opera (Kurt
Weil)
to
TONY HOOD - 01362 688218
KEVIN ROYE – 01362 684213
THE USE OF THE FIELD IS BY KIND PERMISSION OF THE GURNEY FAMILY
PROCEEDS TO BAWDESWELL VILLAGE HALL IN MEMORY OF CHRIS HOOD
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26th August 2016
World
Heart Day
AT THE HEART OF HEALTH
Tuesday 6th September, 5.00 - 6.00pm
MEDICAL RESEARCH CHARITY, HEART
RESEARCH UK, BELIEVES LIFE IS FOR
LIVING AND LIVING IT TO THE FULL
Dementia Friends
Information Session
Coronary heart disease is the UK’s single biggest killer, but
fortunately a significant number of cases are preventable and the
charity’s priority is to stop people getting the condition in the first
place.
With such a wide variety of healthy options available nowadays,
there’s no better time to kick start your future with a healthier attitude.
From healthy food options, low cost gyms, nutritional labelling on
food and smoking restrictions, the support is out there and Heart
Research UK is urging people to focus on their health, not just now
but into the future. Your health is, after all, the most important thing
you’ll ever own.
World Heart Day, on 29th September, is the world’s biggest platform
for raising awareness and funds for heart disease and Heart Research
UK is encouraging all people of all ages to find out what they can do
to love their hearts and power their lives. It’s easy to give your heart
the care it deserves, and with just a few simple steps such as eating
more healthily, cutting down on alcohol and stopping smoking, you
can improve your heart health and overall well-being.
Heart Research UK is asking the
nation to get its thinking caps on and
plan something for World Heart Day
to help spread the health message.
Whether you organise a healthy bake
off, a sponsored Step-a-Thon, a 5 a
side football match, a static bike ride,
skydive or even a sponsored weight
loss, the charity can support you with ideas, advice and all you need to
make a success of your World Heart Day activity. Why not plan your
World Heart Day at work, with friends, in your local community or
with your family, anything goes and the more the merrier.
Heart Research UK truly believes that money raised locally should be
spent back in the communities it was raised. Its mission is to always
spend money locally, helping hearts near you.
If you believe we should be a health conscious country, with a healthy
attitude to exercise and diet, then get in touch to help Heart Research
UK on its journey to get Britain healthier.
Please call 0113 234 7474, email community@heartresearch.org.uk
or visit www.heartresearch.org.uk/events/whd for lots of ideas and
inspiration.
to be held in the Meeting Room
St. Andrew’s Church, Holt, NR25 6BB
The information session will be presented by
Eleanor Sidgwick and Wendy Richley, both
Volunteer Dementia Champions. The purpose of the
session is to give people an insight into
what it is like to have dementia and, through gaining
a better understanding of the disease, be
enabled to help those living with dementia in our
community. The session is free of charge.
Tea and cake at 4.45 pm
Please ring Eleanor (01263 710617) or
Wendy (01263 715950) to book a place.
ANOTHER FALCON SUCCESS
On Saturday 6th August St. Andrew’s Church hosted one of Falcon’s
marvellous concerts.
Each one seems to get better and better. These young musicians never
fail to amaze and delight.
This concert was given by an oboist, Emily Ross, and pianist, Seif El
Sin Sherif. They gave us a mixed programme ranging from a Bach
Partita, where Seif made the piano sound almost like a harpsichord, to
contemporary music by Antal Dorati and Jeffrey Agrell.
The oboe is seldom heard as a solo instrument and it was a real
pleasure to hear the Poulenc Sonata for Oboe and Piano.
The next Falcon concert is on 16th October when we will hear two
sisters who play violin and piano.
Get there in good time as I am sure seats will be at a premium.
There is no booking and the concerts are free.
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SUPPORT FOR YOUNG ENGLAND
DODGEBALL PLAYERS
Teenage internationals will benefit from strength and conditioning training
Two top young dodgeball players have been given the chance to further improve their chances on the world stage thanks to support from North
Norfolk District Council and the council’s leisure operator Places for People.
Lauren Hems and Holly Edmonds are part of the England Lions Ladies dodgeball team about to travel to the European Championships in Paris
which take place over the August Bank Holiday weekend. They have
previously represented their country in April at the World Cup. The
duo, who both live in Briston and learnt the game during their time
at Reepham High School and College, are completing a strength
and conditioning regime as part of the England Lions development
programme. The women went through a physical assessment day and
were given a rigorous exercise programme by England Dodgeball.
The programme requires regular access to a fully equipped fitness
facility.
North Norfolk District Council staff offered support and in
collaboration with leisure operator Places for People have arranged
for free gym passes for both players at Splash Leisure and Fitness
Centre. Cllr Becky Palmer Cabinet Member for Leisure said: “We
are delighted to be able to provide support to two young ambitious
international players who are in the process of building their sporting
careers. Dodgeball is a fast paced, highly physical sport which
requires specialist conditioning and we wish Lauren and Holly good
L-R, Cllr Becky Palmer Cabinet Member for Leisure, Lauren Hems,
luck at the European Championships in the next few days.”
Holly Edmonds said: “This support is helping us achieve our dreams. Holly Edmonds and Steve Mews General Manager Splash Leisure Centre
Being able to challenge our bodies means we can take dodgeball to the next level; by getting stronger we can be the best we possibly can be.”
Stephen Mews, General Manager Splash Leisure and Fitness Centre, Sheringham said: “It’s fantastic we can support two local athletes. It is
often difficult to get funding in sports and we are happy to support any local sporting talent.”
England manager Johnathan Rudland said: “It is vital for our players to have access to the best facilities to complete their strength and
conditioning programme and it’s fantastic that North Norfolk District Council and People for Places have been able to support some of our team
in such a way. Both Lauren and Holly have the potential to be a part of the England squad for many years ahead and this kind of support will
help them progress as young athletes.”
You can follow England Lions Dodgeball on Facebook: www.facebook.com/englandlionsdodgeball/
BOOKS PURCHASED
When did you last visit Muckleburgh?
Bigger & better
than ever!
Do you have unwanted books
(old or new) you wish to dispose of?
Are you clearing a house containing books?
We would be pleased to make a fair offer for them,
from single items to large collections.
Open 2016 from:
Please contact David Ford
01263 741690
P.S. We also buy Maps and Old Postcards
February 13th – February 21st
March 25th – Oct 30th
(10am – 5pm daily)
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NEW Web
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Member of the PBFA
THE ROYAL AIR FORCES ASSOCIATION,
SHERINGHAM & DISTRICT BRANCH
Sunday 4th September - Church Parade and annual
Battle of Britain Service at St Peter’s Parish Church in Sheringham,
commencing at 3.00pm. This will be an opportunity to Lay-Up the old
Sheringham & District Branch Standard. The event will be supported by
members of 1895 (Cromer) Squadron, Air Training Corps. The service
will be led by Reverend Andrew Lane (RAFA Member) and music
provided by the Sheringham Citadel Salvation Army Band. All RAFA
members and other members of our community are welcome to attend.
Tuesday 20th September - Coffee Morning and General Meeting
at St Andrew’s Methodist Church Hall, Cromer Road, Sheringham at
11.00am. Stuart Colbourne the RAFA Eastern Area Vice Chairman will
make a short presentation. Free parking. RAFA members and guests are
cordially invited.
Further information for all local RAFA events is available by contacting:
Branch Chairman, Jack Broughton on 01263 479507.
THE
MILITARY COLLECTION
www.muckleburgh.co.uk
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES
FULL TIME GROUND, BUILDING AND
VEHICLE MAINTENANCE REQUIRED
EMPLOYERS ~ Looking for local employees?
Then call Caroline on 01263 712177 to advertise here
SEND YOUR APPLICATION TO THE
MUCKLEBURGH COLLECTION
WEYBOURNE NR25 7EG
I’m a visually impaired lady in the Sheringham area
SEEKING ACTIVITY AND DOMESTIC SUPPORT
£8.00 per hour, minimum 16 hpw plus further cover hours
available. Car owner/driver essential, job share considered.
Established
1993
For details: Job Reference 3097
Telephone (01508) 491220
FLEXIBLE PART TIME CLEANER
REQUIRED
FOR WEDDING VENUE NEAR HOLT
Extra Hands
Providers of Home Care in Norfolk
Thinking of a career in Social Care?
Why not join our award winning team
__________________________________
We are looking for a hardworking and
trustworthy individual to join our established,
friendly team on a part time basis
This is an exciting opportunity to join our team
and be at the forefront in assisting us in the
delivery of Homecare in your area.
Good rates of pay including travel time and enhancements
for evenings and weekends
Various hours available
Paid training with the opportunity to gain further qualifications
Opportunity to progress through the organisation
Enhanced holiday entitlement
Paid mileage
Free DBS (CRB) check and uniforms
For more information please call:
01263 713 029
If you are interested in a position
please call us on the numbers below
or visit the website.
Job Opportunity!
North Norfolk Area: 01263 712686
Senior Support Worker (Intervenor) - Aylmerton
Broadland Area: 01603 898623
We are recruiting for a reliable and motivated person to
join our professional team of Senior Support Workers
(Intervenors) at our service in Aylmerton on a permanent part
time basis.
This is an exciting opportunity to support a young gentleman
in his own home and out in the local community. The Senior
Support Worker will provide a life skills programme within
his home which will include assistance with personal care,
medication and domestic tasks around the house. There
should be an emphasis on encouraging and promoting the
gentleman’s independence of his daily life and this includes
supporting him to take on more responsibility looking after his
‘Buddy Dog’ so applicant must be comfortable with working
with dogs.
A full UK driving licence is an essential requirement for this
role.
Salary: £15,345 - £16,401 per annum pro rata (£7.87 - £8.41
per hour)
Closing date: Sunday 4th September 2016
About Sense:
Sense is a leading national charity that helps people of all
ages to enjoy more independent lives. Our work involves
supporting people who have sensory impairments and
complex learning, mobility and communication needs to reach
their full potential.
For more information and to apply please visit
www.sense.org.uk/jobs and search vacancy number 41498
West Norfolk Area: 01485 570611
www.extrahandshomecarenorfolk.co.uk
DON’T FORGET
We can arrange delivery of leaflets. Delivery
starts at just 3p per insertion
of an A4/A5 sheet.
RING CAROLINE 01263 712177
GARDEN MAINTENANCE
& LANDSCAPING BUSINESS
FOR SALE
Small but profitable business, based in Holt, for
sale due to retirement. Established 2006.
All clients based within 15 minutes of Holt.
Equipment such as 2 mowers (1 Honda), petrol
Hercules shredder, petrol hedge trimmers and a
petrol rotator will be included in the sale.
If you are interested in a great little, all year round
business, with lots more potential then call me on
07470 092981.
THE HOLT CHRONICLE ~ 01263 712177
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STEPPING OUT IN A GOOD
CAUSE
HOLT TOWN COUNCIL
Council Office, Holt Community Centre,
Kerridge Way, Holt NR25 6DN Tel/Fax 01263 712149
In 2012 Father Howard Stoker, Rector at St Andrews
Church Holt, and Steve Dyer (right), a member and server at the
church, set out on a 90 mile walk over several days to raise money
towards the building of the extension to St
Andrews Church.
The route combined parts of the Peddars Way
and the North Norfolk Coastal footpaths, starting
at Knettishall and ending at Cromer. Steve Dyer
spoke to members of Holt and District Probus
Club about this adventure at their August meeting,
illustrating his talk with photographs taken along
the way.
In a few weeks’ time Steve will set out to climb 12 Welsh mountains
over 3000 feet high in 4 or 5 days: he has been a keen walker (and
qualified mountain guide) for most of his life; so the challenge of the
North Norfolk walk was less for him than it was for the Rector.
Steve had organised the walk like a military campaign, having worked
out the length of each stretch and arranged for support people to meet
them at each resting place. So it did go like clockwork, in spite of sore
feet and shins.
Over £5,000 was raised and applied to the St Andrews Church
extension, which is of course a completed building now.
Holt and District Probus Club meets at The Feathers, Holt, on the first
Thursday in every month and enquiries about membership (or a trial
visit, visitors are most welcome) should be made to Treasurer Ray
Morgan on 01263 7114789.
Email holttowncouncil@gmail.com
www.holttowncouncil.org
Office Hours Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9.00 - 12.00 midday
Mayor Cllr Duncan Baker, Deputy Mayor Cllr Michael Hill
REPORT ON HOLT TOWN COUNCIL
MEETING 08.08.2016
Holt Town Council met on 8th August 2016 for its monthly Town
Council meeting.
It was reported that there has been several acts of vandalism during
the month. Tiles and guttering have been broken and plant pots
destroyed with plants being ripped up. This was disappointing news
and continues to cost the Town Council money. After much debate it
was decided to install CCTV cameras in certain locations in the town.
We are hoping that this will deter the vandals and save you all money.
It was reported that the consultation to relocate the Post Office is
underway. The front runner appears to be Budgens, which will mean
extended opening hours and easier parking. The Council was also told
that there may well be a consultation regarding the relocation of the
Tourist Information Centre. The Town Council hadn’t heard about this
and will find out from NNDC what this is about.
There was a lot of debate about the need for jobs in Holt. The
allocated industrial land still remains empty and it appears we haven’t
moved very far in thirty years. Despite umpteen requests for further
meetings with Carters, there is still no movement on this land. The
Town Council felt that perhaps they need to take the initiative and
market the town; however this would require finding some sites
suitable for industrial use. It was agreed that Cllr Prior would go back
WHY TEACHERS CONTINUE TO
to NNDC and ask for help once again in getting this industrial use in
DRINK HEAVILY!
land and supplying jobs for local people.
The following questions were in last year’s examinations:
The Christmas light switch on day was confirmed as 30.11.16, and
(These are genuine answers).
the 1940s weekend 17-18th September. Plans for the latter event are
Q. How can you delay milk turning sour?
well underway with a piper band performing and a display of military
A. Keep it in the cow.
vehicles. Bull Street will be shut in the day for the weekend and it
Q. What is the fibula?
sounds like it is likely to be another popular event.
A. A small lie.
Residents present were very concerned with the parking in Pereers
Q. What does ‘varicose’ mean?
and Winns Close. It appears that the TRO for the Cley Road lining
A. Nearby.
has already been processed so another order would be required to
Q. What does the word ‘benign’ mean?
yellow line this area. Yellow lining is under the remit of NCC but they
A. Benign is what you will be after you be eight.
reported they do not have the funds available for this. After debating
Q. Name the four seasons
A. Salt, pepper, mustard and vinegar.
the issue the Town Council didn’t feel that they could pay for this
Plus a schoolboy howler sent from a reader:
order as there are many other areas in the town that are requesting
Salome was a very wicked girl who wore very few clothes and took them
help with parking issues.
all off when she danced in front of Harrods.
NCC had written to the Town Council stating that they didn’t think
lighting was needed on the new housing developments on Gresham’s
land.
The Town Council felt that they couldn’t take
Many people
on the responsibility for this lighting, so it looks
are paying too
as if this new estate will not be providing street
lighting.
much tax.
In response to a letter from a resident the
Town Council explained that it didn’t feel that
Are you?
improving a public footway met the criteria for
Parish partnership funding. Responsibility to
keep public footways clear and walkable, once
W H Summerlee FAIA FAPA
again falls to NCC.
Accountant and Registered
There were questions about the Holt
Auditor
Neighbourhood Plan and the Local Development
Plan. We are in a lucky position because both are
Tel 01328 878407
emerging plans and we are working together with
Please contact:
the NNDC to prevent any conflict. The meeting
Mob 07504 693419
Fakenham - 01328 863231
was reminded that once passed at referendum the
Email: wsummerlee@aol.com
Holt
- 01263 712835
NP will sit with the LDF as part of the planning
Hunstanton - 01485 524166
process and developers will need to have regard
Self Assessment, Accounts,
King’s Lynn - 01553 778900
to it.
including Limited Company and
Sheringham - 01263 825959
The next Town Council meeting will be on 12th
Wells
- 01328 710210
Audit Book Keeping and Wages
September 2016, at 7.00pm.
all at reasonable rates.
We look forward to seeing you there.
law@hayes-storr.com | www.hayesandstorr.co.uk
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& Notaries
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BILLBOARD
BRIAN FROST
WANTED
OLD AUDIO HI-FI SYSTEM OR SEPARATES, Record Player, Amp,
Cd, Speakers or parts etc, Valve Radios, Valve equipment, Radio
parts and Valves - Used/Unused for Collector.
Also unwanted record collections.
07979 384246
F.I.M.I.T. M.P.T.A.
Pianoforte Tuning & Reconditioning
26 St Andrews Close Holt NR25 6EL
Email: brian@northnorfolkpianotuner.co.uk
Tel: 01263 713325 Mobile: 07713 337168
Tuning pianos since 1978
www.northnorfolkpianotuner.co.uk
MOTORCYCLES, SCOOTERS, MOPEDS Japanese, British bikes etc.
Anything considered, any condition, MOT failures, non-runners etc.
07811 574822
TO LET/RENT
Lengths of galvanised SCAFFOLDING TUBE
01263 837569 or 07776 032586
STORAGE UNITS TO LET IN HOLT
CAR PARKING
Varying sizes available starting from £25.00 per week.
Suitable for storing furniture, building materials, stock etc.
For more information please phone
Stephen on 07717 357724
CAR PARKING SPACE AVAILABLE
Close to Holt High Street
£20.00 a week
01263 715926
ITEMS FOR SALE
LONG TERM PARKING AVAILABLE
at Holt Youth Centre, Old Station Way, Holt. NR25 6DH
Cost £30.00 per month, £350.00 per year
All proceeds to Holt Youth Centre
Apply to Mrs. M. Sibson
Holt Youth Centre 01263 710918
This space could be used to sell your unwanted goods and make
you some money. If you’ve got something to sell, LET EVERYBODY
KNOW. Just e-mail your FOR SALE items to: info@holtchronicle.
co.uk or leave the details in The Holt Chronicle collection box in
Feeney's Newsagents, Holt and we will advertise it for you FREE
OF CHARGE if the item is for £300.00 or less. Items above this
amount, or if you would like to include a photograph, will incur a
charge. Please contact Caroline on 01263 712177 for further details.
ITEMS FOR SALE Cont.
Full set of 97 BRITISH STEAM RAILWAY DVDs with accompanying
brochures £100.00ono
Full set of 33 INSPECTOR MORSE DVDs £30.00ono
Many hard backed STEAM RAILWAY BOOKS good as new, prices
from £10.00 - £20.00 or more depending on size of book
Smaller hardback STEAM RAILWAY BOOKS from £1.00 - £5.00
Railway MODELLER MAGAZINES bundled in a year supply of 12,
for years 2013, 2014, 2015 and 6 months of 2016 £10.00 for each
collective years set. £5.00 for the 2016 collection of 6.
RAILWAY MODELLERS ANNUALS for years 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014,
and 2016, £1.00 each
01263 862960
Day’s MEDICAL WHEELCHAIR with wheelchair bag. In excellent
condition, used only six times. Cost £225.00 new, selling for £80.00
01263 713749
Two traditional DECKCHAIRS Green material, light to dark wood
frames £20.00 the pair.
01263 710263
Tall BOOKCASE, 5 shelves, small BOOKCASE, 3 shelves, CORNER
UNIT, 2 shelves and cupboard, DISPLAY CABINET, bevelled glass
double doors, cupboard at base. All fine modern dark oak Ercol and
Jentique, wonderful condition. Also COFFEE TABLE in oak. £60.00
each or £300.00 for all.
01263 838926 or 07786 061255
26in HD digital colour TELEVISION with remote control. Full working
order, good quality picture £30.00
CYCLE TURBO-TRAINER with Tacx front wheel holder. A basic trainer
but works well £20.00
01328 821187
Large Georgian mahogany SIDEBOARD MIRROR (180 cm wide x 90
cm high) Good condition (cost £450.00 new) £50.00
01263 761673
HP 8150 Photosmart PRINTER, software, manual, 6 spare ink
cartridges gwo £20.00
Hillbilly All Terrain ELECTRIC GOLF TROLLEY, battery charger gwo
£25.00
Sony digital TERRESTRIAL RECEIVER REMOTE gwo £5.00
Panasonic DMR-ES20 DVD RECORDER, manual, remote gwo £20.00
01263 860741
WIFI ROUTER. Tenda 300Mbps wireless N Superb Range model.
Unused. Boxed. Instructions. Paid £35.00 last week, accept £15.00
Black glass TV STAND. Excellent £10.00
07989 514406 (Briston)
Ford KA Mk 1 REAR LIGHT ASSEMBLY - driver’s side. New and
unused in Ford box £15..00
01328 822548 (Lt Snoring)
Three-panelled, free-standing, green beize covered DISPLAY BOARD.
220cm tall, 250cm wide. Ideal for club or village hall £25.00
01263 740779
DOUBLE RADIATOR 1600 x 600mm still in wrapper £20.00
3 x metal FIELD GATES 12ft long £30.00
4 terra cotta CHIMNEY POTS 16 inches tall as new, matching £40.00
2 x Victorian octagnal ornate CHIMNEY POTS 32 inches tall matching
pair £250.00
HPC200 TWO STAGE COMPRESSOR 200 litre tank £125.00
Surplus new COPPER TUBE 3 metre lengths; 15 x 22mm, 5 x 28mm
and 2 x 15mm £125.00
2 x used RADIATORS 900 x 600mm and 700 x 600 £5.00 the pair.
01362 683812
Nikon 70-300mm ED ZOOM LENS. High quality optics made in Japan.
Produces top quality images. Mint condition, comes boxed with lens
hood, lens caps, pouch, paperwork. Fits all Nikon Digital slrs £80.00
07717 160783 (Holt)
Ladies Claud Butler BICYCLE. Summer Bay, beautiful condition, used
very little, 3 gears, protected mud guards, has a clip on the front for a
basket, a rack on the back and an attachment for a torch, needs to be
viewed. Forced to sell due to health issues £150.00ono
01263 710286
BOWLS SIZE 6 with jack ln brief case £20.00
01263 821861
XBOX 360 GAMES CONSOLE. Full working order with power pack
and VGA lead plus free choice of 5 games from library of 30 £50.00ono
01263 740841
Flight of 5 BESTWICK SEAGULLS. 65 years of age.Vgc. £150.00
5’ BEDHEAD, fits on wall. Fittings included. Professionally designed in
velvety soft pink material and buttoned. Exceptional condition £60.00
Late 19th century GAS LAMP. Brass base needing very little attention.
Pink glass lampshade. Perfect condition. £135.00
01263 713987
RETURN FLIGHT to Malaga Spain from Norwich Airport on 19th
September returning 29th September booked with Flybe airline. Now
unable to go. For further details and enquiries please ring.
07802 849079
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Collectors - anyone interested in a COLLECTION OF KEYRINGS?
01263 712784
CALLING ALL CRAFTERS
If you are interested in taking part in a series of Craft/Gift
Fairs in Holt please call Barbara on 07742 068790.
Mountfield MOWER, self-propelled. Good condition £100.00ono
01362 712700
2 x Graco CAR BOOSTER SEATS with cup holders, 15-36kg. Very
occasional use in grandparents car £10.00 each
01263 711303
STALL WANTED
I am looking to sell some brand new stock (not clothes or furniture) at
an event which is to support a worthy cause. I am willing to pay for a
stall.
If you are holding such an event please ring me.
07521 042732
FISHING EQUIPMENT, fishing tackle (rods and rests), reels, box seat,
tilly lamp and various other items. Reasonable offers please.
2 sets of Mens BOWLS. Reasonable offers please.
01263 713542
Hayter 56/21” roller rotary LAWNMOWER. Self-propelled, good
condition £260.00ono
Hayter 48/19” roller rotary LAWNMOWER. Self-propelled, good
condition £240.00ono
01263 712737 or 07974 712876
ITEMS FOR SALE Cont.
Quality BOOKCASE in light elm finish. H76”, W34”, D14”. Two glass
doors; adjustable shelves £50.00
Large solid pine COMPUTER TABLE on wheels. Two sliding shelves
plus other storage areas £20.00
Modern solid pine DINING TABLE 5 feet x 31 inches with inlaid opaque
glass centre. Plus four Rattan and cane dining chairs £100.00
Medium walnut veneer DISPLAY CABINET in two halves. Top includes
drinks cupboard with drop down shelf, display area with two glass doors
background lighting. Bottom half, drawers and cupboard £20.00
White metal BREAD BIN with blue lettering, plus matching tea, coffee
and sugar containers £15.00
01263 479871 (Sheringham)
CHARCOAL BBQ, excellent condition £40.00
York electric TREADMILL, perfect working order £120.00
01263 713512
FUNNY/STRANGE FACTS!
(Believe it or not!)
On EBay, there are an average of £2000.00 worth of transactions
each second.
The Eiffel Tower shrinks 6 inches in winter.
The first FAX machine was patented in 1843, 33 years before
Alexander Graham Bell demonstrated the telephone.
72% of Americans sign their pets’ names on greeting cards they send
out.
In an effort to encourage the use of nuclear energy, the United
States lent highly enriched uranium to countries all over the world
between 1950 and 1988. Enough weapons-grade material to make
1,000 nuclear bombs has still not been returned by such countries as
Pakistan, Iran, Israel and South Africa.
A snowflake can take up to a hour to fall from the cloud to the
surface of the Earth.
Pain is measured in units of ‘dols’. The instrument used to measure
pain is a ‘dolorimeter’.
Dualit espressivo COFFEE MACHINE. Takes pods and powder. Black.
Little used vgc £50.00
01328 878995 (Thursford)
New, Dreamgenii V shape BREASTFEEDING & PREGNANCY
SUPPORT PILLOW. Beige/truffle pattern £10.00ono
01263 712761 or 07748 241400
Valor 3 bar GAS FIRE with 15kg gas cylinder £50.00
01263 712159
Gents Triumph 3 speed CYCLE, good condition £20.00
Ladies 3 speed CYCLE fair condition £10.00
Hand-made sturdy wooden ride on THOMAS ENGINE 40”L x 18”W x
31”H. Good condition £30.00
01328 864726
Grey MICROWAVE, very good condition £30.00
10 x 50 FIELD BINOCULARS with case. Vgc £25.00
14 Meatloaf MUSIC CASSETTES 50p each
Men’s CYCLE HELMET £10.00
07796 425121
MARVELLOUS MUSIC FROM
A TINY MACHINE!
The latest Briston Organ Show on Friday 12th August enthralled the
capacity audience, as they thrilled to the amazing sounds and super
music they were hearing from such a small instrument.
Our player for the evening was the delightful Penny Weedon (below),
one of the most experienced and talented organists in the UK. Her
choice of instrument was the very compact Yamaha D-Deck organ,
a full two keyboard instrument that is
light enough to tuck under one arm when
transporting it from gig to gig, yet the
quality and richness of the sounds was just
unbelievable!
Penny’s programme kicked off with
‘Zambezi’, and followed with such delights
as the March from ‘A Bridge Too Far’,
‘The Hustle’, Sam Smith’s James Bond
theme ‘The Writing’s On The Wall’, the
‘Prelude from Act 3 of Lohengrin’, and
as a finisher she played a faultless and very fast version of Michael
Flatley’s ‘Lord Of The Dance’. As usual, the evening helped to raise
funds for the Copeman Centre in Briston, with the proceeds from
the Raffle and Refreshments making a whopping £192.00 for their
fundraising, and a further £28.90 was raised for our chosen charity,
the Orbis Flying Eye Hospital.
The next show will be on Friday 30th September, when one of the
UK’s rising star musicians will be with us for the first time, the very
clever John Cooper. Tickets are already selling well, at just £6.00
each, with accompanied under 16’s getting in absolutely free.
If you would like to book for this show, or just get more information,
‘phone 01263 860844 anytime.
Set of Alloy CAR WHEELS for Citroen Saxo £20.00
07584 248546
3 x Courtenay Studio FLASH HEADS with various accessories, e.g.
stands, umbrellas etc. £80.00
FREE, two seater, mid blue, SETTEE
01263 713799
Mahogany DRINKS CABINET, glass shelves and mirrored interior.
Excellent condition £250.00
01328 864404
FREE for collection, old Sony 22” TELEVISION with DIGI BOX.
Functioning perfectly.
01328 830396
Baby’s/toddler’s Cosatto WOODEN COT with mattress. Kite marked
BS1753 1987. Excellent sturdy condition. £20.00
01263 711917 buyer collects
AC DC RADIO, 4 wavelengths £20.00
Mini FRIDGE capacity 8½”H x 5½”W x 5½”D £5.00
SHOPPING TROLLEY £2.00
ELECTRIC FIRE £4.00
ELECTRIC FAN HEATER £10.00
3 WAY STEPS and VARIOUS TOOL BOXES £30.00
Electric hand held bagless VACUUM CLEANER £4.00
Wooden framed upholstered extendable CHAIR. Seat extends to 3’ 7”
with 2 legs £25.00
Over 100yds 6mm new BLUE ROPE £12.00
‘Clip-to’ battery, car TYRE PUMP & WARNING LIGHT £10.00
ALTERNATER to fit Leyland type £10.00
Pair of CAR SPOTLIGHTS £4.00
3 strong tubular steel STACKING CHAIRS, fabric seats £10.00
01263 710067
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COUNTY COUNCIL NEWS
To advertise in THE HOLT CHRONICLE
Please ring Caroline on 01263 712177
from County Councillor Dr. Marie Strong
Adults at Risk of Abuse: The number of adults being abused
does not abate so I am repeating the following advice:
If someone you know is being abused call NCC Adult Social Services
on 0344 800 8020 (24 hours a day); text 07767 647670; email
SCCE@norfolk.gov.uk; online.norfolk.gov.uk/socialcareenquiry.
(You can also use these contacts if you are worried about a child).
For more information see www.norfolk.gov.uk/speakup.
In an emergency call the police on 999.
Devolution for Norfolk and Suffolk: Whilst not all Norfolk’s
councils voted to continue investigating devolution since Suffolk’s
councils did agree, the process continues. The consultation will have
closed on 19th August and the outcome will be submitted to the new
Secretary of State in early September, a major consideration being the
potential establishment of a Mayoral Combined Authority for the two
counties.
For information as to what is on offer in terms of power and money go
to eastangliadevo.co.uk. As to concerns raised these include: why the
expense of a mayor, deputy and cabinet; why not devolve powers to
existing councils rather than an additional layer of government; some
of the money offered is spread over 30 years, will it still be available;
will urban areas benefit more than rural. County Councillors will also
have a say as to devolution proceeding at full council at a date to be
set for late October/early November.
Recycling Centres all set for hazardous waste amnesties: Residents
can get rid of unwanted toxic chemicals at seven of NCC’s recycling
centres during September. Wood preservatives, bug and weed killers,
paint, thinners, varnishes and special cleaning products are among the
wide range of household chemicals which will be accepted for free.
These are products too dangerous to be tipped down drains and cannot
be put in regular waste bins because they can damage the environment
and need to be dealt with using specialist disposal processes. Sites
include Hempton, Helhoughton Road, Fakenham, NR21 7DY
between 9.00am and 5.00pm on Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th
September.
Syrian Refugees: On Monday 25th July Norfolk county councillors
voted to accept, in family groups, 50 vulnerable Syrian refugees into
the county. 71 of the 84 councillors were present; 64 to six with one
abstention voted to take part in the government’s Syrian Vulnerable
Person’s Resettlement Scheme, which will see refugees settled in the
Norwich area. The scheme gives priority to survivors of torture and
violence and is part of a government initiative to accept up to 20,000
Syrian refugees from camps around Syria over the next five years.
Whilst the government has declined to make up the general shortfall
of the costs, all borough and district councils have committed in
principle to contributing towards a predicted housing shortfall for
resettling the refugees.
Better Broadband for Norfolk Information (July 2016 update):
December 2012 NCC signed a deal to bring fibre broadband to
80% of Norfolk’s homes and businesses by the end of 2015. The
BBfN programme completed ahead of schedule in September 2015,
having given 186,000 extra Norfolk premises access to high-speed
broadband. An extension to the programme is now underway
making better broadband available to even more Norfolk premises
and contribute to the national target of making superfast broadband
available to 95% of the UK by the end of 2017. Information is
available on www.betterbroadbandnorfolk.co.uk with detailed updates
every three months. The same website enables you to check if your
property is fibre enabled and which internet service providers (ISPs)
are available in your area, what service they are offering and at what
price. There is not an automatic switch and you have a choice to stay
with copper broadband, switch to fibre and which ISP to use.
Cutting Rural Grass Verges: A previous decision to reduce the
frequency of rural verge cutting on straight roads to every other year
has been reversed. This means there will be a full cut of rural grass
verges on bends, straight sections of roads and at road junctions rather
than just trimming verges at road bends and junctions. The work will
take place during the scheduled second annual grass cutting in July
and August. At this time of the year the wild flowers have flowered
and seeded and it is believed birds will no longer be nesting by the
roadside. An evaluation of cutting will take place before the start of
the new grass cutting season next year.
County Councillor Dr Marie Strong,
Wells Division (Glaven, Priory & Walsingham Wards),
Chair Broadband & Mobile ‘Phone Working Group,
Chair Coastal Flood Working Group.
Marie.strong@norfolk.gov.uk or 07920 286597
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WORKERS EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
FORTHCOMING COURSES
NEW FACEBOOK GROUP
I’ve just created a new Facebook Group called Holt and District
Community archive.
It’s based on similar groups from North Walsham and Aylsham.
Here is the link, why not check it out?
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1271069866258806/
I’m hoping to unearth some new photographs of Holt and create
some local interest.
Scott Eltringham
AYLSHAM BRANCH AUTUMN COURSE 2016
J.S. BACH: THE MUSICIAN’S MUSICIAN Tutor: Andres Hernandez-Salazar
Every Tuesday from 27th September at 2.00pm at Friends Meeting
House, Pegg’s Yard, Red Lion Street, Aylsham NR11 6ER
Cost: £49.00 for 7 sessions of two hours each, payable at the second
session. Courses may be free to students on income-based benefits.
Further information from Jill Sheringham 01263 733140 or Fiona
Scott, via email weaaylsham@gmail.com
WELLS BRANCH AUTUMN COURSES 2016
TWENTIETH CENTURY WOMEN WRITERS Tutor: Andrea Holland
6 Tuesdays from 13th September from 10.30am to 12.30pm at Friends’
Meeting House, Church Street Wells NR23 1HZ
Cost: £45.50 (free if in receipt of an income-related benefit)
CITIES ON SCREEN - BERLIN & PARIS Tutor: Sue Burge
Saturday 8th October 9.45am - 4.00pm at Friends’ Meeting House,
Church Street Wells NR23 1HZ. Cost: £15.00.
To book either Wells course contact Mary Baker on 01328 710883
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SPORT AND RECREATION
A FOOTBALL QUIZ TO TEST YOUR
KNOWLEDGE OF ‘THE BEAUTIFUL GAME’
HIGH KELLING GARDEN
CLUB
1. Who play their home matches at The Riverside Stadium?
2. Which country was Chelsea manager Antonio Conte in
charge of at Euro ‘16?
3. From which club did Norwich City buy Alex Pritchard?
4. For which three English clubs did Frank Lampard play?
5. Who is pictured here?
6. If the Grecians were at home to The Mariners
in League Two, what would be the fixture?
7. Which two teams were promoted to League
Two for this season?
8. In which city are Fluminense based?
9. Which former England manager started his
career with Scunthorpe United?
10. Who was the only player to score more than 10 Premier League
goals for Burnley FC?
Hello again everyone. It’s hard to believe that the
summer is going so quickly and I hope you are all
enjoying the lovely weather just now and spending time
in your gardens!
As the garden club doesn’t meet during August there aren’t any notes
this month, but this is just to remind you that our meetings commence
in September.
Our next meeting is on 12th September when Ian Roofe will give a
talk on ‘Plants of the moment’.
Meetings will commence at the usual time of 7.30pm with coffee, tea
and biscuits available from 7.10pm.
We are always pleased to welcome new members and visitors to our
club.
Please contact Joyce on 01263 713971 for more information.
The answers can be found at the bottom of page 33.
LOCAL FORTHCOMING FOOTBALL
FIXTURES (subject to alteration)
26 Aug
27 Aug
30 Aug
3 Sep
7 Sep
10 Sep
HOLT UNITED vs Dersingham Rovers
Brantham Athletic vs FAKENHAM TOWN
Scole United vs HINDRINGHAM
Bungay Town vs SHERINGHAM
WELLS TOWN vs Acle United Res
Gorleston vs FAKENHAM TOWN
FAKENHAM TOWN vs FC Clacton
Bungay Town vs HINDRINGHAM
Hellesdon vs HOLT UNITED
Loddon United vs SHERINGHAM
Kirkley & Pakefield vs FAKENHAM TOWN
FAKENHAM TOWN vs Godmanchester
HINDRINGHAM vs North Walsham Town
HOLT UNITED vs Spixworth
SHERINGHAM vs Mulbarton Wanderers
Freethorpe vs WELLS TOWN
7.30pm
3.00pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
7.45pm
3.00pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
2.30pm
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3.00pm
2.30pm
2.00pm
2.00pm
2.00pm
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Love may be blind but marriage is a real eye-opener.
CHESS PROBLEMS by Dr Cedric Lytton
192. Michel Caillaud
Prob. Suppt., November 1996
193. Roberto Osorio
Commend, Phénix 2010-11
192. Position after (a) White’s 7th
(b) White’s 8th move. Game score?
193. Position after Black’s 11th
move. Game score?
BODHAM CROQUET CLUB
TOURNAMENT
Fourteen players, including a strong U3A contingent, turned
out on a beautiful day for the annual Golf Croquet tournament.
Only eight players can play at a time, so there were always six byes,
but no-one had byes in consecutive rounds and no-one had the same
partner twice. Matches were
to 4 hoops (i.e. best of 7).
There was only time for
8 rounds before lunch
terminated proceedings, but
Barry Pilgrim (Holt) won all
his six matches, including
a spectacular last-round
win with his partner Harriet
Redmayne (Fakenham), to
take the Harry Bruford trophy.
Our new member John
Parsons (North Walsham)
collected second prize with 4 Barry Pilgrim (right) receives the Harry
Bruford Trophy from Club Chairman,
points.
Roger Hawkins
The croquet season will
continue until October, weather permitting, with play every Tuesday
and Thursday morning.
Solution to No.192:(with black Nh4, sorry - all regular solvers have
been notified) (a) 1.Nf3 d5 2.Ne5 Qd7 3.Nxd7 Nc6 4.Ne5 Nd4
5.Nf3 Nf5 6.Ng1 Nh4 7.f3; (b) 1.f3 d5 2.Kf2 Qd6 3.Ke3 Qf4+ 4.Kxf4
Nd7! 5.Kg4 Ne5++ 6.Kg3 Ng6 7.Kf2 Nh4 8.Ke1.
Beautiful demonstration that a K, but not a N, can lose a move.
Nice also that Pf2-f3 finishes one part and starts the other.
In No.193 Black needs all his 11 moves (including ... Qh4) to the
diagram, so the black Pg7 died at home and we need shields for the
white K. The obvious try (not accurate) 1.f4 e6 2.f5 Bc5 3.Nh3? Bg1
4.f6 d6 5.fxg7 f5 6.Nf2 Qh4 7.Nc3 (e.g.) Nf6 8.g8Q,R+ Ke7
9.Q,Rd8 Rxd8 10.Nb1 Rd7 11.?? Qxf2 fails because White has no
tempo (pass move) at the end, so White needs another plan.
Difficulty 4 - well, those lazy, hazy, crazy summer days need filling,
yes? Solutions and comments to me at 16 Lime Grove, Sheringham
NR26 8NX or e-mail to 1estershaw@sheringham.net.
HIGH TIDE TIMES AT BLAKENEY BAR
Local club contacts
Date
Local club websites and/or telephone numbers can be found on our
website www.holtchronicle.co.uk in the Local Links section.
If you wish to add or amend your club’s particulars please email us
at info@holtchronicle.co.uk and send us the details.
27th August
3rd September
10th September
17th September
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Morning Afternoon
02.11
08.13
00.21
07.15
14.53
20.41
12.54
19.48
26th August 2016
WALKING AROUND BRITAIN
WITH FAKENHAM RAMBLERS
BRIDGE CLUB AT HOLT COMMUNITY CENTRE
Bridge for absolute beginners and revision for improving
players will start again in the green room at the Centre on
Friday 2nd September at 2.00pm and continue every
Friday thereafter.
For more information, please contact John Smart on
01263 861195 or Mike Gurney on 01263 712666.
We are leading two walks that we hope will encourage new
members to join the Ramblers.
3rd September:
10.00am - Blakeney. Meet at Village Hall Car Park 251/027442; NR25 7PG - 9 miles
10.45am - Morston. Meet National Trust Car Park - 251/006442;
NR25 7AA - 6 miles
7th September:
10.00am - Holt Lowes. Meet Hempstead Road Car Park 238/089383; NR25 7AA - 4 miles
Contact: Walks Secretary, Alison on 01328 712155.
LOCAL FORTHCOMING
SATURDAY CRICKET FIXTURES
27th August Sprowston vs FAKENHAM
SHERINGHAM vs Norwich 3rd
HOLT vs Bircham 2nd
League 12.30pm
League 1.00pm
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King’s Lynn Hospital CC vs Holt CC
Holt 243-3 beat King’s Lynn Hospital 82 by 161 runs
It was an excellent day for Holt away at King’s Lynn
Hospital, winning by 161 runs.
Holt lost the toss and were put in to bat first, with openers A
Riseborough and C Chapman getting Holt off to a brisk start, largely
dominated by A Riseborough, who brought up his fifty in the 11th
over. Their 69 run partnership was ended when Chapman (14) was
bowled by K Fisher. A Riseborough (55) was next to go, lbw to K
Fisher (2-32). With the score at 74-2, A Spillett and M Spillett formed
a fine partnership keeping the scoreboard ticking over, taking their
partnership beyond 100. With both batsmen on 49, 116 runs into
their partnership, A Spillett was caught at slip. R Thaxter (29 not
out) joined M Spillett (67 not out), who both pushed the score along
quickly towards the end of the innings, helping Holt reach 243-3 in
their innings.
Opening bowlers Thaxter and L Bragg were searching for early
wickets when Bragg (1-18) provided the early breakthrough. All
Holt’s bowlers then took wickets with Thaxter (1-12), J Rutterford (116), G Collyer (1-12), A Riseborough (1-2) and L Riseborough (4-16)
bowling the hosts out for 82, sealing Holt’s 161 run win.
NISSAN DEALER HOSTS CHARITY
GOLF DAY SPECTACLE
More than 100 golfers teed off at the Royal Cromer Golf Club for a
charity event organised by local Nissan dealer Crayford & Abbs.
The Holes Fore Heroes Charity Golf Day raised more than £6000
for the Royal Marine Association and Veterans Norfolk and included
special guest appearances from former Royal Marine veteran and
triple amputee Mark Ormrod and Duncan Slater, the first double
amputee veteran to ski to the South Pole.
Prizes were given for the longest drive and nearest to the pin and
the four-strong team of local business KKD came out on top in the
competition.
And in the evening, golfers heard more about the work of the Armed
Forces from Brigadier
Max Marriner and given
an insight into the brave
and courageous journey of
Mark, who suffered lifechanging injuries while
serving in Afghanistan
back in 2007.
Kevin Abbs, Director at
the dealership on Gyspies
Lane, Bodham, said: “The
Two forces personnel, Fraser Wibberley weather made it perfect
(Rtd) Royal Marines and Major (Rtd)
golfing conditions and we
Michael Abbs Veterans Norfolk,
were delighted so many
picking up their cheques for £3000 each!
people came along to play
and donated generously to two very worthy causes.
It was great to have Mark and Paul on the day who each told us about
their incredibly inspirational stories.
We hope the money raised will help more soldiers who are injured
while serving their country and I’d like to thank Royal Cromer Golf
Course, their professional team of Lee Pattinson and Will Woodrow
and the sponsors who without them, we wouldn’t be able to have put
this event on.”
The Royal Marines Association provides practical help, support and
stability at all stages of a member’s life and has branches across
the world. Veterans Norfolk brings together all Norfolk’s Service
Charities and, in conjunction with the County and District Councils,
works to look after the welfare and well-being of Norfolk’s Armed
Forces and Veterans community.
Holt CC vs Narborough CC
Narborough 154 all out lost to Holt 157-7 by three wickets
Holt kept their promotion hopes alive with a thrilling three wicket
victory over league leaders Narborough.
After winning the toss and choosing to field first, Holt got off
to a top start with the ball, with Channell (2-12) providing two
early breakthroughs. Thaxter (1-26) bowled M Coe (15), leaving
Narborough 27-3. Channell and Thaxter both bowled very
economically throughout their spells and didn’t allow Narborough to
get away.
J Rutterford (2-37), M Scase (2-32) and L Riseborough (3-43) then
dismissed the remaining Narborough batsmen for 154.
Holt’s openers Chapman and M Spillett went in pursuit of 155 and
added 21 together before Chapman (17) was bowled.
Channell joined M Spillett and they moved Holt into a strong position
together, adding 95 runs, before Channell (41) was bowled.
This started a collapse, which saw Holt go from 116-1 to 127-6,
losing five wickets for 11 runs. Thaxter was lbw and L Riseborough, T
Rutterford and Lickley were all bowled.
Fortunately for Holt, opener M Spillett was still in, and Holt required
28 runs for victory. Baker (2) provided some resistance in a 12 run
partnership, before he was caught at square leg. Collyer joined M
Spillett, with 16 runs required. It was nervy times when Collyer got
off to a very slow start, but in the penultimate over, M Spillett (61
not out) and Collyer (10 not out) saw Holt over the line, with Collyer
edging the winning runs for four to seal the three wicket victory for
Holt.
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An elderly woman has sadly died following a collision which
happened recently in Holt town centre.
The woman, who was aged in her 90s, and a VW Golf in Grey were
involved in a collision shortly after midday on Tuesday 9th August
after an incident on the High Street. Air ambulance attended the scene,
however, she was taken to the NNUH by land ambulance where the
woman, who suffered head injuries, received treatment. She was
admitted to hospital and sadly died five days later.
Anyone with any information, including any local shop owners
who may have CCTV, relating to the incident should contact Keith
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THAT’S LIFE!
More true life experiences
After I applied for jobs at both a library and a shoe shop, my husband
said he hoped that I’d get the one at the shop.
‘‘It would be nice to have employee discounts on shoes,” he
explained.
Then, without thinking, he added, “Of course, If you get the job at the
library, we’ll get free books.”
APPEAL FOR WITNESSES FOLLOWING
INCIDENT IN WELLS-NEXT-THE-SEA
I was in a garden centre and passed two young men looking
quizzically at a sundial. One of them asked me what it was.
“It’s for telling the time,” I said. “When the sun shines on it, it casts
a shadow over the relevant Roman numeral so you know what hour it
is.”
The youth looked amazed. “What will they think of next?” he said.
Police are appealing for witnesses after an altercation in Wells-NextThe-Sea on Friday 5th August.
The incident happened at approximately 6.00pm in Staithe Street
where a man has pushed his way through a group of people and then
became verbally abusive. The man is described as being white, over
6 feet tall of a muscular build and approximately 25-30 years old.
He was wearing a dark vest top, cream coloured knee-length socks
and a blue baseball cap. Anyone with information should contact
PC Amanda Rose at Fakenham Police Station on 101. Alternatively
contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111 or via their
anonymous online form at http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org.
My father phoned a medical helpline with a question about the dosage
of one of mum’s heart medicines.
The nurse on the other end wasn’t sure she’d heard of the product, so
my father asked if she’d like its barcode to look it up.
“Yes, please,” she said. “Could you read it from left to right?”
“OK,” said my father. “Thin, thin, thick, thick, thin, thin, thick .......”
APPEAL AFTER CAR AND VAN COLLIDE NEAR
LITTLE RYBURGH
An elderly friend was moaning that she’d had a severe headache a
couple of evenings previously.
Police are appealing for witnesses following a serious collision
involving a car and a van near to Little Ryburgh on Monday 15th
August. It happened at approximately 6.30pm when a black VW Golf
and a white Ford Transit flatbed van were involved in a collision.
The driver of the VW Golf suffered a fractured wrist and minor cuts
and bruises whilst the driver of the Ford Transit van suffered a broken
leg. The passenger of the Transit received minor injuries as a result
of the collision. Officers would like to hear from anyone who may
have witnessed the incident or has information concerning the driving
manner of either vehicle prior to the collision.
Anyone with information should contact PC Matthew Harris from the
Swaffham Roads Policing on 101.
Things had worked out OK, though. “I went to bed with two
paramedics and felt fine the next morning,” she reported.
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