Village Fete Saturday 21st June 1-4pm Village Picnic Sunday 13th July 3pm onwards. See you there!

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1 Badingham Echo Village Fete Saturday 21st June 1-4pm Village Picnic Sunday 13th July 3pm onwards See you there! 1

2 BADINGHAM DIARY Quiz Night Tue 3rd June White Horse 8pm Maypole Car Treasure Hunt Wed 11th June White Horse 6pm Church Talk + Tea Sun 15th June Church 3pm Village Supper Tue 17th June White Horse 7.30pm Village Fete Sat 21st June White Horse 1-4pm WI Garden Meeting Thu 26th June Gillian s 7.30pm Quiz Night Tue 1st July White Horse 8pm Maypole Wed 9th July The Mill House 6.30pm Village Picnic Sun 13th July Church 3pm Village Supper Tue 15th July White Horse 7.30pm WI Thu 24th July Village Hall 7.30pm Jumble Sale Sat 26th July Village Hall 9-12 WWI Service Sun 27th July Church 6pm Latest Village News & Events Check for updates on Don t forget to tell Carl when you have news or events that you need to publicise: editor@badingham.org.uk Always grateful for your contributions: stories, memories and pictures. So, please start scribbling! Remember, I can only print what I am sent so if you need help, ideas or publicity for an event don t forget to let me know. The copy deadline for the next Echo is: 15th July Please send news, articles etc to: Tish King T: BadinghamEcho@gmail.com 2

3 Notes from the Editor Do you feel the urge to make notes whenever your spot wildlife? For me, I think this stems from keeping a Nature Diary at primary school. Our first task of each school day at Dennington Primary, we were compelled to find something interesting to write about for Mrs Williams. If it was interesting enough, we were asked to re-write it in a hardbacked book - a great privilege! When she was having a clear-out, Mrs Williams gave me the diary from 1983/84. The first entry is written by Clare Bostock-Smith age 9 who had returned from the Summer holidays with the news that there was a hornet s nest next door. Graham Foster age 8 had been counting crane flies. Carolyn Parmenter described a spiders web, sparkling with dew. Mark Firth was studying ash trees while his brother Daniel had seen a pheasant in their garden. It took two weeks before I had anything interesting to write up in the Nature Diary - I had seen a Daddy Long Legs on the Village Hall door when I went to Youth Club. Meanwhile, Selwyn Moyse had seen a stoat - I bet he made that up! If we have any budding nature diarists in the village, feel free to send me your sightings. I would like to report that this week in Badingham I have seen a yellow hammer, two linnets and three red deer! You ll see from the Diary on the left that there s lots going on in the village this Summer, so please give the organisers your support. Best wishes, Tish The ECHO is produced for the villagers of Badingham by the Badingham Community Council Registered Charity No The Editor s decision on whether or where to place material is final. While every effort is made to check information published, the BCC does not endorse the accuracy or reliability of any article or advert within the magazine. E.O.E. 3

4 BADINGHAM In April, Gerry met with an electrician and asbestos assessor at the Village Hall and fortunately no problems were found. Now we are waiting for a response to the reports filed with the Co-op and hoping an installation date for our defibrillator is not too distant. It was a warm, sunny morning when Rita, Sonja and Tish joined the children on their Easter Egg Hunt. Just four Badingham children were joined by grandchildren of people from the village lots of eggs to go round! Rob Welham has done a marvelous job clearing and tidying the Pocket Park; the BCC send their thanks for his hard work. We re looking forward for a fine afternoon for this year s fete remember last year s wind and rain! We re back at the White Horse with thanks to Lisa and Mark and attractions will include a BBQ and Bar, Bouncy Castle, Live Music and Carpet Bowls. The White Horse plan to extend entertainment into the evening with rock n roll music. We ve asked the Parish Council and Village Hall Committee to attend so they have a chance to meet and exchange ideas with the people they represent. Don t forget to call me to book your free tickets for our get-together on 13th July. We need to confirm numbers with the caterers by the second week of June - some very tasty and fancy foods are on the menu. Please bring your own drinks and seating. Call Pauline: The Village Hall Committee has asked for our support in moving plans forward for the refurbishment of the hall. A joint meeting is being held on 16 th June when we hope a plan of action can be formed. Our next committee meeting is on 11 th September, 7.30 in the Village Hall. We d be very pleased to welcome you if you would like to join our team. Pauline Skevington, Chairman 4

5 BADINGHAM Summer Fete at The White Horse by kind permission of Lisa & Mark Sat 21 st June 1 4 pm BBQ * Live Music * Stalls * Tombola * Carpet Bowls * * Bouncy Castle * * Raffle * Cake Stall * Fun for all the family Details on how you can help can be found on page 7 5

6 Tables of up to six people ( 2per person) Proceeds to local organisations June 3rd St. Elizabeth Hospice July 1st British Heart Foundation Amounts raised at recent quizzes Friends of Dennington School 103 East Anglian Air Ambulance No quiz nights during August or September June 26th Garden Meeting - Gillian s garden July 24th The Proposals for Sizewell C - Nicola Corbett ( Open meeting ALL welcome ) August 28th Elizabeth Garrett Anderson & her Circle Jennifer Jones 6

7 VILLAGE NOTICEBOARD : We invite everyone to take part in this year s Summer Fete. Anyone who would like a stall, please let me know. I have bookings for 15 stalls and 3 are pending, so space is limited. If wet, stalls will be in the Village Hall. Bookings: 5 a pitch Contact Sonja or Wynne : Two weeks prior to the fete, a committee member may call collecting for Raffle or Tombola prizes. We will be grateful for ALL your contributions. If you prefer, you can drop them in at Rita s. Also, please bake a cake for our Cake Stall but most importantly join us on the day. : if can spare an hour or more to help on the day, we would be very grateful. Please get in touch with myself or Wynne. Thank you, Sonja Russell - President BCC Flowers in Badingham Church We need more volunteers to help on the flower rota. We are not looking for experts or lots of flowers - just a few fresh ones at the altar. We only have to take a turn about 3 times over 2 years so please, if you think you can help or are not sure but would like to ask a bit more, get in touch with Rosemary or Ann and have a chat. Little Ernie Congratulations go to our latest winners: April Mike Bostock-Smith May Pam Waller Where in Badingham? Don t forget our photo competition running on Badingham.org.uk Can you identify the locations from photos of the past? Prize donated by Deben Frames

8 The Maypole Club We warmly welcome all residents and visitors to our meetings on every second Wednesday in the month. Our next meeting is on the 11th June when we be holding a Car Treasure Hunt starting from our wonderful pub at 6pm. We also finish at our wonderful pub round about 8pm. Do join us if you wish. Following that we are holding a garden BBQ at The Mill House on the 9th July starting at 6.30 pm. for members. We have had a really good couple of meetings in April and May, with numbers increasing. We extend a warm and friendly welcome to any new members. Mandy Gillian Jumble Sale at Badingham Village Hall Sat 26th July, 9-12 noon Proceeds to Suffolk Animal Rescue and Hillside Animal Sanctuary Coffee and cakes Any offers of clean, useful jumble would be much appreciated Contact Patricia BADINGHAM CHURCH FAMILY SERVICES Family services take place in Badingham Church on the 3rd Sunday of each month at 10am, lasting about 30 mins and followed by tea, coffee and biscuits. The services are very child-friendly and we hope carry a message for us all. Do join us if you can - everyone is very welcome. 8

9 BADINGHAM invite you to a 13 July 2014 from 3pm in the grounds of St John the Baptist Church for Badingham residents and members of Badingham Community Council Please bring your own drinks and chairs Outside caterers have been booked and the chef has created a really yummy buffet menu. Please confirm numbers by the second week of June by calling Pauline on Come and meet friends and celebrate village life 9

10 Mik & Gill Bedson Chapel Farm Produce High Road, Badingham, IP13 8LY At Chapel Farm we rear rare breed pigs, sheep and goats; primarily for our own consumption but we always have surplus for sale. So why not try our fantastic joints, chops, sausages or bacon? We can provide half or whole animals to order as well Just call Mik or Gill on or just pop round! DIY Livery Yard to let on a farm in Badingham 5 stables plus covered yard. Large, fenced paddock Enquiries to Kindlewood Firewood & Kindling Suppliers Phil Lee info@kindlewood.biz Free delivery within 20 miles of Framlingham 10

11 BADINGHAM CHURCH A TALK BY THE CELEBRATED ROY TRICKER SUNDAY 15TH JUNE 3.00PM AT BADINGHAM CHURCH FOLLOWED BY AFTERNOON TEA RAFFLE FOR A SUMMER HAMPER TICKETS 7.50 ADULTS - CHILDREN FREE ANN VICTOR CAROL ALSO AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR For anyone who is not familiar with Roy Tricker he is a leading authority on Suffolk Churches and has written many books on the subject. His talks are not only informative but very entertaining and lively to listen to. We are fortunate that he has found a date in his very busy calendar that he can be with us. This really is an opportunity not to be missed and we will serve a very tasty afternoon tea afterwards to give every one time to relax and chat in, what we hope, will be glorious June sunshine! Ann 11

12 The Nursery School at Badingham Village Hall, IP13 8JS Providing Quality, Affordable Day Care for children aged 3 months to 5 years Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Offering flexible hours between 8.30am - 4pm We accept grant funding for 2, 3 & 4 year olds Holiday Clubs available For more information about Holiday Clubs or for your child to join Playschool please contact Michele on / m.cole9@btconnect.com BADINGHAM STAY & PLAY Parent and Toddler Group at Badingham Village Hall Tuesdays 10am til 11.30am term times 2 a family CRAFT EVENINGS Due to the success of our celebration of flowers evening in May, we will be holding more craft evenings. Look out on the village hall notice board for information on June's knitting and crochet and July's rag rugging events. All fundraising for Badingham Playschool. To see photos of the flower evening visit Badingham Playschool s website or Facebook page. Playschool holiday playscheme dates for the summer holidays are 4 th, 5 th, 27 th and 28 th August. From 9am to 3pm for children 3 months to 12 years. 25 per day. Snacks provided. Packed lunch needed. 12

13 BADINGHAM NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH Sonja Russell, Head Co-Ordinator Tel: As many will have heard, there are moves to merge the Suffolk and Norfolk Emergency Police Control Rooms into a Centre at Wymondham, Norfolk which will jeopardise front line policing. I think this is a short-sighted proposal. Norfolk Police would have no knowledge of out County, with all its nooks and crannies and sometimes difficult to pronounce village names. 13 places names are duplicated in Suffolk and Norfolk, a real recipe for confusion. Why is it always Suffolk which loses out? We have lost both our local Fire Control Room and our Ambulance Control Room, now having to fight hard to keep our Police Control Room. Police Control Room Staff and Police Officers are against it - there should be other ways to reduce costs. I have been campaigning against this for our village and beyond; voicing my opinions at Police Meetings. We need YOUR SUPPORT to campaign to keep Suffolk s front line. Police Crime Commissioner s website or write to Tim Passmore at Martlesham Police Headquarters. There is a Police Meeting at the Market Hall, Saxmundham, IP17 1AF on Mon 21st July, 2014 at 6.30pm. I look forward to seeing some of you there. BURGLARIES - cash, including 100 euros, was stolen from Dennington on Mon 24th March, between 9.10am pm. A light coloured - possibly white - car was seen parked outside around 12.30pm and 3 males in their mid 20s all of slim build, wearing grey hooded tops were seen in the area at that time. Officers believe this burglary may be linked to another in Badingham Road, Framlingham between 9am and 3.20pm. If you saw either the vehicle or the young men, or have any information, please contact Suffolk Coastal CID by dialling quoting Ref No. LE/14/276. BADINGHAM OIL THEFT Around 1,000 litres of domestic heating oil was stolen from a tank at a home in Mill Road, between 10pm Wednesday 12th and 8am on Thursday 13th March. Police are asking you to report any suspicious behaviour to PC Tim Green dialling 101 quote Ref LE/14/245. PEASENHALL P.O. BURGLARY We are celebrating good news - the burglars who broke in on Sunday 23 rd June 2013 have been caught and jailed for 14 years. The three men were part of an organised crime group, who carried out a spate of burglaries at business premises across East Anglia. 13

14 ANGLERS NEED A LICENCE- Anglers face a court summons and fines of 2,500 if they are caught fishing without a licence. You must have a rod licence if you fish, there is no getting away with it says Lesley Robertson, Environment Agency Environmental Crime Team Leader. Water courses are monitored all year round, including weekends and Bank Holidays. Annual licences start at 27, or 5 for juniors and 18 for the over-65s and Blue Badge holders. Get one now at the Post Office or online. BUZZARDS - It is illegal to shoot these beautiful common birds of prey, they are protected. We ourselves are very lucky to have them breeding on Colston Farm. Anyone who should shoot them will be reported to PC Mark Bryant at Suffolk Police 101. MICRO-CHIP YOUR DOGS - There have been many dogs stolen in Suffolk over the past few years. To help recover dogs to their rightful owners, take clear photos, front and side views, and micro-chip your dogs. Any animal found by the police or dog warden will be scanned for a chip. The unique number will be registered to your address, helping to reunite you and your beloved pet. Vets can microchip or Lindsay Mclusky (Badingham) or Martlesham Animal Centre. POLICE APPEAL - CAR THEFTS Recent thefts from cars and vans have led to police warning all drivers not to leave valuable items in their vehicles! In early April thieves targeted vehicles in Rushmere and Woodbridge taking a sat-nav, camcorder, cash, cards and cigarettes. 14 REPLICA GUN Officers on patrol arrested a 17 year old boy on suspicion of possession of cannabis with intent to supply and possession of an imitation firearm. His rucksack contained a replica gun, a knife and a quantity of cannabis. Another rucksack, found later, contained several bags of cannabis, a wallet, grinder, electric scales, phones and weapons. Please do not carry replica guns! CRATFIELD PARCEL THEFT a parcel (containing toothpaste) was stolen from a wooden mail box outside a home at Bell Green at around 11am on April 7th, Police want to trace a slim, white man mid 30s - 40s, around 5'9" tall with short dark hair with a floppy fringe with white grey streak in it. He called at an address around that time claiming to be a meter reader. If anyone was passing please call PC893 Warne at Suffolk Police 101 quote LE/14/ MILLION FRAUD Two Suffolk men, amongst a gang of 5, defrauded 17,300 victims across the UK by running a network of bogus companies, duping people into signing up for nonexistent escort work or fake debt elimination schemes. Colin Samuels, 62 of Redgrave, was jailed for 5 ½ yrs and ordered to pay back 37,000 to fraud victims... good news for once! Finally, I would like to thank my two grandsons on giving me a wonderful description of a man behaving suspiciously in Badingham! Police were most impressed when I phoned them they were out looking for the man on 22nd April, Sonja

15 Welcome back to The White Horse at Badingham! Lisa and Mark have had a roaring trade since the White Horse re-opened on 2nd May. You could not have squeezed many more people in on their opening night and it s fortunate we ve enjoyed some warm evenings so people have been able to spill out onto the picnic tables. Luckily my brother had the foresight to book early for the first Saturday - there were a lot of prying eyes taking a look at our plates! We were full of praise for our warm welcome and delicious meal; everyone I ve spoken to since has been in agreement. Being so busy, Lisa hasn t had a chance to write for us this month but you ll find full details of their opening hours, menus and forthcoming events on the pub pages of the village website: Opening hours: Mon - Sat 11:30-15:00 & 17:00-23:00 Serving food: 12:00-14:00 & 18:00-21:30 Sunday 11:30-22:00 Serving food: 12:00-20:00 Here are their plans for Tuesday nights and a Meat Draw on Friday evenings: First Tuesday each month Quiz Night is back to the pub! 2 per person, up to six people per table, with proceeds going to a nominated charity Second Tuesday each month All-you-can-eat Buffet, changing monthly 8.50 per person from 19:00 to 21:30. June s theme is Mexican Full menu will also be served Third Tuesday each month Village Supper Meet newcomers and chat with old friends over a two-course supper, for 8.25 per head. Starting from 19:30 - bookings please! Fourth Tuesday each month Live Music On 24th June, live music from the Mojo Mechanics Music starts at around 19:30 Every Friday evening Meat Draw 2 a ticket (30 maximum), 50 in prizes and 10 being donated to Badingham Bowls Club 15

16 On Friday 4th August 1914 Britain Declared War on Germany On Sunday 27th July 2014 at 6pm there is to be a special Evening Service in Badingham Church to remember the start of the Great War. A small display to indicate how this effected rural Suffolk and some Badingham people in particular will be on show on Saturday and Sunday afternoons from 2 until 6 pm. Please come along and visualise the impact the war had on our parents and grand parents daily family life and how it affected the rest of their lives! Vic Warne Nifty with a needle? Superb with sewing? Good with gluing paper? Get creative with St Elizabeth Hospice to Bring out the Bunting in its 25th anniversary year. Craft your bunting to celebrate this milestone then drop it off at your local St Elizabeth Hospice shop. They will be used to decorate the shops through the summer and will be on display at anniversary events at the Hospice in Foxhall Road, Ipswich in November. For more details on how to mark St Elizabeth Hospice s 25 th Anniversary, visit HORSE MANURE Well rotted horse manure for your vegetable patch! Horse manure For you vegetable plot NOW it's free If you take a bag or two Donations please to either East Anglian Air Ambulance ( or Freedom Charity, raising awareness of the issues facing young people subjected to crime, abuse, dishonour-based violence and forced marriages ( LINDSAY

17 Advertising Rate Card Thanks to all our advertisers who support the Echo s printing costs. Annual costs (6 issues): Full page advert: Half page advert: Smaller adverts: 7.50 Each year 6 issues of the Echo are delivered by hand to every household in Badingham and to members of the Community Council who live close by Contact the Editor if you would like to advertise your local business or service If you live in Badingham and have unwanted items to sell, these will be included free of charge Sophie Mobile Hairdresser Qualified hairdresser using professional products in the comfort of your own home To book an appointment please phone: Haircuts from 10 Shampoo and Blowdry or Set from 10 Colours on consultation Perms from 50 Hair up from 15 EAST SUFFOLK PETS Mobile Dog Grooming Pet Sitting Dog Walking Training Behavioural Therapy Call: brinandpegs@yahoo.co.uk 17

18 News from Dennington School Dennington s Got Talent This was a great success and the children and staff had a really enjoyable afternoon. Combined with the non-uniform day the School Council raised 30 towards the playground fund. Class Topics Class One: We have begun a new topic called 'Beside the seaside'. We will be finding out about all things coastal including water safety, making boats, rock pooling and sea creatures. If you have an area of expertise that you could share or any useful resources, please see Mrs Sinclair or Mrs Cobb. Class Two: We have started our theme Wondrous Water by learning about he water cycle and writing instructions related to this. Mrs Brenton has returned this term to teach French to the children on a Thursday morning. Class Three: We are continuing to discover more about ancient Egypt as well as preparing for SATS week. We shall be moving on to studying coasts later in the term. Thank You from FODS FODS would like to say a Big Thank You to everyone who came along or helped towards the Macarnos gig last term. It was a really lovely evening and we raised over 400 for the playground fund, so thanks to Mr Good and his band! Well done and a big cheer to Rhian Norman who raised over 500 for the playground fund by getting her head shaved and thanks to everyone who sponsored her. Watch this space for more mind blowing, brilliantly fantastic, future FODS events! Speed Awareness Our Road Safety Officers, Alex and Phoebe, spent an hour outside the school with two Community Police Officers catching speeding motorists. They stopped NINE speeding vehicles in total. The Police Officers spoke to the drivers and Alex and Phoebe handed out speed awareness leaflets saying how important it is to slow down when driving past our school to keep our children safe. 18

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20 Rural crime Please report suspicious activity Officers in the county are doing all that they can to tackle rural crime, with a dedicated Rural Crime Officer and team based in Halesworth. Landowners, business owners and members of the public are being urged to ensure that any suspicious activity they see is reported to police immediately. It is extremely important that police are alerted to suspicious persons or vehicles and that as much details as possible is captured. Of particular importance is capturing vehicle information. Police have access to advanced automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology, so having access to the number plates of suspicious vehicles can be beneficial in locating offenders. Any information should be reported on 101, or if a crime is in progress Small group (max size of 4) and one to one YOGA CLASSES in Badingham First session FREE (in 2014) For more information or to book a place please contact Tabitha on: (01728) tabithaevans@ranworthwalk.freeserve.co.uk 20

21 Enterprise Badingham Community Garden Welcome all Community Garden Plot Holders! First Sunday of every month at 10 am for just an hour we are meeting to do general Community Garden Maintenance. Please pop along if you can, it will also be a good chance to catch up and exchange plant tips as well as to plot and plan for a summer event. Any other Villager interested in a Garden Plot please contact Tanya on Happy Gardening! Badingham Bees We have a Badingham Bee group Any one interested in bees please do get in contact: Tanya Newton MAJYK SCRAPS CIRCLES - an exhibiton of textile art by Majyk Scraps July am to 4pm Moat House Farm Carlton Saxmundham IP17 2QN Refreshments, Sales Table, Free Admission For further details, please contact Jennie Collins on

22 TW Tree & Gardening Services All Aspects of Tree Surgery plus * Hedges Trimmed * * Rough Areas Strimmed * * Garden Rubbish Cleared * DG Carpentry & Joinery Daniel Grimwood Contact: Tel: or Would You like to Update Your Computer / ipad Skills? Then why not come to a taster session at our friendly non-competitive Computer Clubs held at Brundish Village Hall Sessions : Monday & Wednesday 10 am til 12 noon & Wednesday 1 pm til 3 pm For more information : t e. admin@brundishtrainingcentre.co.uk 22

23 THE JOHNSTONE TWINS & MRS DORIS ZINKEISEN Reading the Feb-March Echo brought back happy memories of the "The Artists", thank you Karen for the write up. The Johnstone Twins always supported the village in many ways, we were grateful for their support and enjoyed having them in our midst and were much loved by everyone. Many of our Badingham residents will remember how the village celebrated the Queen s Silver Jubilee on the 26th July 1978, at the Old Rectory Park (by kind permission of General and the Hon. Mrs Miller). This was a great celebration. We had a large marquee, hired for the entertainment with a hard floor for dancing. Back then we all joined in - bingo for the senior citizens, games for the children including best decorated bicycle. A wonderfully yummy hog roast (full size pig) was cooked on a spit with people taking turns on the cooking. Roast turkey and chicken were also served; all supplied and cooked by the villagers. During the afternoon a big cake made by Janet and Anne (the Johnstone Twins) was served. It was beautifully cooked and iced with the Union Flag... I can see it now! The day ended with a beacon lit in the park and fireworks. Now to their Mother, a very quiet and unassuming lady who too was a great artist and exhibited her paintings all over the place. You may not know that Doris illustrated the first "Medical Books" for Students - my brother-in-law, Dr John Powley told me he still has one, which he treasures. One can go on about this remarkable family and how lucky we were to have had them in of our midst of our big happy family of Badingham. (For information they are buried in Badingham Churchyard) Sonja Russell Cratfield Open Weekend 14 & 15 June, 11am - 5pm Open Gardens & Plant Sale Art Exhibition & Crafts BBQ Cakes Cream Teas Tours of St Mary s Church Tickets 3 adults Parking at St Mary s Church and Village Hall 23

24 SUSAN HAMPSHIRE TRAVEL RIVER AND OCEAN CRUISE SPECIALIST Now at Tilly s Cafe, Halesworth Every Wednesday from to 2.00 Come and see us for a free cuppa! For a professional, personal service call Sally Collicott free on

25 REGULAR VILLAGE EVENTS 3rd Monday each month Call Edward Call Lola rd Sunday each month Badingham Church 10am Tuesdays Approx. 11am Low Street 1st Thursday each month Call for venue nd Wednesday of month Village Hall 8pm Alternate Tuesdays Approx 10.30am Village Hall Mon, Wed, Thu & Fri Village Hall - see advert 1st Tuesday of month White Horse 8pm Tuesdays Village Hall 10 to 11.30am Check noticeboard Village Hall pm 3rd Tuesday each month White Horse 7.30pm 4th Thursday each month Village Hall 7.30pm BADINGHAM VILLAGE HALL To hire the village hall please contact: Michelle Cole m.cole9@btinternet.com Village Residents Others Main Hall 6 per hour 8 per hour Committee Room 5 per hour 6 per hour Both Rooms 8 per hour 9 per hour Day Rates 60 per day 70 per day All cancellations must be made a week ahead of the booking to avoid charges See for our Bookings Diary Table, chairs and crockery are available for separate hire. Contact Sonja

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28 MOAT FARM KENNELS LITTLE GLEMHAM IP13 0BB Four double interior kennels with runs ( and heat lamps ) Dogs taken for 3 good walks per day References available Call Sara on or The Wright Caterer ~ Doris & Mary ~ Small parties catered for Birthday, Christening, Funerals etc We can supply large or small cakes Pastries & pies, sweet & savoury Or just help with your catering needs For more details please ring Doris; if no reply please leave a message and we will get back to you WATERLESS CAR CLEANING (Cars & Caravans) Visiting Valet Ron Parker will clean, seal, polish and protect your vehicle s bodywork using the worlds most advanced car cleaning system NO WATER! NO MESS! and now with Carnauba Wax You may purchase the product for your own use Free demonstration - try before you buy! Avalon Auto Care

29 BELL RINGING The Bell Ringers meet for practice every Thursday evening at 7.30pm at Badingham or Dennington church and would welcome new members. Just turn up (Badingham on odd-numbered Thursdays) or give us a call Mike Bostock Smith Ole Jenson Parent and Toddlers Group Every Thursday at Dennington Primary School 9:15-11:00 Cost 1.50 (includes Refreshments) Come and join the fun! DO YOU ENJOY BOOKS & READING? Badingham Book Club meet every third Monday at each others houses at 3pm Call Edward or Caroline on if you would like to come along Badingham Church Bring & Buy Books All welcome to borrow or buy for a small donation Money raised in aid of local charities and the upkeep of our church Suffolk translations: Jasper = a wasp Hodmedod = a snail Phoebe = the sun As in, Phoebe s out again Suffolk Links Loes Local on demand transport operating in the area bounded by Yoxford, Earl Soham, Hacheston and Saxmundham. 07:00-19:00 Mon - Sat. Call between 08:15 and 16:00 (Monday to Friday) up to 7 days in advance to book your journey. 29

30 LOCAL TRANSPORT Service 118 Stradbroke, Laxfield, Framlingham, Ipswich Monday - Friday (Schooldays only) Stradbroke 07:28 Ipswich, OCM 17:15 Laxfield 07:36 Otley College 17:35 Pound Corner 07:42 Framlingham, White Horse 17:59 Badingham, White Horse 07:45 Badingham, White Horse 18:10 Framlingham, Bridge Street 07:55 Pound Corner 18:13 Otley College 08:19 Ipswich, Old Cattle Market 08:43 Service 482 Framlingham, Diss Monday - Friday Framlingham, White Horse 10:00 14:20 17:30 Badingham, White Horse 10:10 14:30 17:40 Pound Corner 10:13 14:33 17:43 Laxfield 10:18 14:38 17:48 Stradbroke 10:27 14:47 17:57 Eye 10:49 15:09 18:19 Diss 11:04 18:34 Diss * 12:45 16:25 Eye * 13:00 16:40 Stradbroke 09:29 13:17 16:57 Laxfield 09:38 13:26 17:06 Pound Corner 09:44 13:32 17:12 Badingham, White Horse 09:47 13:35 17:15 Framlingham, Bridge Street 09:58 13:46 17:26 * on non-schooldays, starts from Diss at 08:57 Service 121 Stradbroke, Woodbridge, Ipswich First * and Third * Tuesday of the Month Sch NSch Stradbroke 09:20 Ipswich, OCM 13:40 14:10 Laxfield 09:30 Rushmere, nr Hospital 13:50 14:20 Badingham, White Horse 09:41 Melton & Woodbridge, only if required Cransford, Village Sign 09:49 Great Glemham 14:33 15:03 Great Glemham 10:08 Sweffling, White Horse 14:40 15:10 Melton, Coach & Horses 10:25 Bruisyard, Blacksmith s 14:46 15:16 Woodbridge, Turban Centre 10:30 Cransford, Village Sign 14:50 15:20 Rushmere, nr Hospital 10:43 Badingham, White Horse 14:58 15:28 Ipswich, Tower Ramparts 10:57 Laxfield 15:08 15:33 Ipswich, Old Cattle Market 11:03 Stradbroke 15:18 15:48 30

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32 BADINGHAM DIRECTORY Emergency Services Use your grid reference if possible Dial 999 POLICE - Framlingham Fire Station, Saxmundham Road Dial 101 Staffed by volunteers on Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 9am - 1pm DOCTOR Pembroke Road, Framlingham DENTIST Framlingham Dental Surgery VET - Castle Vet Group Pepperwash Lane, Framlingham VET- ESV New Road, Framlingham Neighbourhood Watch Sonja Russell Play School Michele Cole Primary School Dennington High School Thomas Mills, Framlingham Church Revd Jonathon Olanczuk Library Bridge Street, Framlingham White Horse Pub Lisa & Mark Groceries Emmetts, Peasenhall Window Cleaner Ed Parker Milk Dairy Crest Newspapers Patricks of Framlingham DIY Materials Framlingham DIY Taxi Service Country Cars Fresh Fish Van Spencer Wightman Parish Council Sue Piggott Parish Recorder Victor Warne Community Council Pauline Skevington Enterprise Badingham Edward Meigh Maypole Mandy Scales Womens Institute Joan Overett Badingham Echo Tish King Country Cars Your Local Friendly Service Call us now for Shopping - Stations Airports Lakeside - Ipswich Don t drink & drive call Country Cars 32 BED & BREAKFAST COLSTON HALL Badingham en-suite, TV lounge, wholesome farmhouse breakfasts, ground floor rooms - plus self catering holiday cottage