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ISSUE 04512th - 25th September 2014 The Most Popular FREEBIEin North Norfolk.

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After a very successful performance lastyear, in the garden of The Ship Inn inMundesley, Micky Peters was invitedto return with his Almost Angels.

They Seem To get Better ByThe Day

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Pictured above Left - Right : Nigel Digbyon lead guitar & vocalist, the lead vocalistAndrea Sulston, Micky Peters on drums &Trevor Hall on bass guitar.

Although Ive knownMicky for a long timenow, Ive never askedhim where he got the

idea to call his bandAlmost Angels, so Iasked him to ll mein with more aboutthe history ofhis band.

I have no idea whereMicky, on drums(Above)came up withthe name but this localgroup are very good tolisten toand more importantlyto enjoy.

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With the Cromer Carnival behindus now and those lovely childrenall back at their school or college,its time to start our lives again.

So what do we do?

For most of us it is work as usual,doing what we enjoy, or in somecases not that much, to pay thosehousehold bills or are we planningto do something completely

different in the future?As of Sept 14th I am off to the landof the long white cloud, NewZealand, to visit my old mum.

Now aged 85 young, shes in prettygood condition, living by the seain Omokoroa in the North Islandof NZ, about 100 plus milesSouth - East of Auckland.

New Zealand is one of those placesthat is great to visit, but living thereis another thing altogether, as youreally are miles from anywhereelse other than Australia, whichis again a newly settled land.

So of course I will enjoy my visitand seeing relations that I haventseen for years, but I will in duecourse be more than happy toget back to Norfolk, afteronly two weeks away.

The next issue to come out will allbe thanks to the likes of Cindy &her grandson Luke and also Jeff& Dorothy, who will be doingthe extra distribution, thankyou to all of them.

In particular my thanks go to mygood lady wife, Lis for puttingthe next issue together and alsomanaging the business, phonecalls and the queries etc. etc.while I am away.

Maybe I am getting old, but thethought of spending so long inthe air, travelling out to NewZealand does not inspire manypleasurable thoughts.

It really is the other side

of the globe.I will however be back and on theball at the beginning of October.

Enjoy YourCrab Tales

Philip Keddell

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Letter continued on Page 4

From The Editor

All material is strictly copyright. The views expressed in the CRAB TALESarenot necessarily those of the publishers or the Editor. Material including letters may

be edited. Layout & Design by Lis Keddell. Published byThe CRAB TALES.

Dear Mr Keddell,I enjoyed looking at the 50+ lively peoplepics from the Cromer carnival but couldsee only one of the wonderful floatsyou refer to that they came to see.

Perhaps it was difficult for you to snap themas you drove your VW Kubelwagen but ifa way could be found for readers to know

Dear Philip,We had a very successful evening in theCromer Carnival marquee on the Tuesdayevening of Carnival week.

So through your Crab Talescould we say aBIG thank you to all the local people, shop-keepers and businesses, including somefrom Overstrand and Norwich, whodonated a record 94 prizes for theCarnival Bingo Raffle.

Another record this year was broken as the

profit on the raffle was 1,144.20 whichwas paid into the Carnival Fund.

So thank you to all the people who continueto come along from far and near to supportus each year.

Regards & thanks

Trevor & Valerie Pells and

Jim & Janice Woolston

Cromer

more about them (e.g. entrants, type) inthe future maybe that would encouragemore to take part.

James Seymour

In Response: It is not that easy to take picswhilst driving, see Paul Damens pic abovebut I do agree that more info about enteringfloats should be publicised in future. PK

Dear Philip,I have arranged a holiday for a group of ourdialysis patients, their carers including somestaff & volunteers who help on a regular basis.

There is also a transplant patient & bereavedrelative. In all 34 folk going to Bournemouthon September 29th for 4 nights.

Dialysis patients find holidays very difficultto have as there are very few places whichcan take holiday dialysis patients.

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Letter Continued From Page 3

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Dear Phillip,Well I must say judging by the feedback thatI have had, the Coastwatch Fun-Day reallywas a FUN-DAY, enjoyed by all who attended.

The weather was kind to us but not as kind asthe people of Mundesley and North Norfolkwho managed to spend a massive 2945 tohelp fund our station for the coming year.

A big thank you goes out to you & Lis for allthe help and advice you gave us and to allthe members of Coastwatch and theirfamilies for giving up their time tomake it such a great day.

A special thank you must also go to our enter-tainer, RAZZ who was his usual inimitableself, making sure that children and parentsalike had a good time.

Also to Keith Pinner who brought along hisprized possession Lucy to entertain uswith her wonderful organ music, and lastbut definitely not least Cerian Ellsonwhose wonderful voice charmedeveryone during her showcase.

Therefore once again a big thank you to all,

Bob White

Treasurer Mundesley NCI.

Dear Philip,Please note that the final date for the Mardle& Munch at Lower Southrepps Social Clubthis season will be Weds 24th September.

Many thanks to all our customers who havehelped raise funds for this years charity -The Southrepps Support Scheme.

We will be in touch next year to advise ouropening times.

Thank you for your help with the freepublicity for our event.

Kind regards,

Robin,

Lower Southrepps Social Club Committee

Dear Mr Philip,I am Mr H Mouse. At one time I was a roving

reporter for an earlier Crab publication.You probably wont remember me as at thatpoint you were involved in making yourmillions elsewhere.

I know you normally dont print letters fromus mice, but Mrs W Mouse says that if I saynice things about you there is a better chance.

So I think you look lovely in your pyjamas.

Why the letter then? Easy! Ive just written abook. Yes, a proper book with a cover andeverything. Its called THE MOUSEWITH THE GOLDEN NUNby Mr H Mouse.

A true story about an adventure that me and my

lovely wife Mrs W Mouse had. We were setto interview Sir S deMouse up at the big hall,when we found ourselves accidentally caughtin a dangerous plot. A band of ruthless stoatshad decided to take over the world.

Mrs W Mouse says I should point out that thepaperback version is available via Amazonand eBook is ridiculously cheap on Kindle.

She says that if you searchMr H Mousethen it will pop up, or you can find a linkto it at my web site www.mrhmouse.co.uk

And before I finish Please may us mice havea signed photograph of you actually in yourpyjamas. The dartboard down at the Cheese& Gherkin has been stolen.

Squeak to you soon.

Mr H Mouse.

Dear Phillip,I had to go into Trunch just before the MusicFestival, to a good customer of mine and Iunderstand that some of the local residentsare very unhappy with the antics broughton by this festival.

I had to go along the Mundesley Road inTrunch from the pub end and I noticed thatthe festival organisers had even coned offthe road trying to restrict access to the extentof trying to close the road and making lifevery difficult for some of the people livingon the Mundesley road.

The lady I went to was in tears and veryupset over it all as she stated the noisehad also badly disrupted the birds andwildlife in her garden.

It appears the organisers of this festival haverun rough shod over a few of the Trunchlocals with complete disregard.

Please can you ask others to comment onthis problem by writing in.

Kind regards

David

Dear Editor,In regard to the verse entitled My Missus

printed in Issue 043 edition of the CrabTales, sent in by David Thorne, I foundit very offensive.

I have a good sense of humour but this wasparticularly disturbing and unfunny.

It was not at all suitable for a FREEBIEdistributed to the general public.

Its selection was in sickenly bad taste.

Yours sincerely

Nona Wright

Cromer.

Response From Editor:

Please note the verse was not written by

David Thorne, who regularly contributesto the Crab Tales. We opted to print thisas we found it very witty.

As a unit in Cromer we were only too happyto be able to offer holiday dialysis to visitors

but this year as we are running at full capacitywith our own local patients we can no longeroffer this facility which is such a shame.

We also have patients who because of theirillness would not feel confident about beingable to travel alone and for some they havenot had a holiday for many years.

The holiday has been made possible by lots

of fundraising over the past couple of years,with a variety of raffles, fetes, stalls & verygenerous bequests, also fantastic donationsfrom Sidestrand Church who held a fete &Waitrose, North Walsham who chose usas one of their charities in June 2014.

I would like to take this opportunity on behalfof the patients to thank everybody who hashelped to make this trip possible.

Kind regards

Janet Dickenson, Senior Sister, CromerDialysis Unit. Cromer Hospital

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Continued From Front Page

Almost Angels -Rock Covers Band24 hours after the copy deadline for this editionLis, the real power (dont tell PK) behind CrabTales, set me a task - well, TWO actually, whichread: Could you carry on from Philips editorialwhich ends with: ......so I asked him to ll mein with more about the history of his band?

And..Philip offered to write a bit more himselfbut he doesnt really know much about music.

I mean, as ifIdo - I am only a drummer, for Godssake...nevertheless, not one to be phased by theimpossible, here goes...

The seed forAlmost Angelswas sown 7 years agoduring a momentary lapse in sanity & eating, byMP, but took the original name of Better the Devil

Note the complete turn-round in sentiment but,not necessarily, fortunes...

Over the course of this time, the band has becomea strong 4-piece outt whose aim it is to play rockmusic which the audience know & like yet otherbands dont necessarily wish, or have the time,to attempt.

Members are Andrea Sulston - front person andlead vocalist of note - who joined some 18 months

ago and, although the youngest amongst us, actsas a guiding maternal gure possessing a maturityfar in excess of her years and good looks.

Trevor Hall, meanwhile, is the foundation bass-man (plus additional vocalist)from Runton (East)who became a Devil (or Angel)as far back as 2009.Trevor was initially more into acoustic stuff, beinga member of Bartram-Hall and, before that, theSkylarks with his Daughter Rachel, who wenton to play violin with Stackridge & Big Train.In his deeper past, he supported Dr Feelgoodwhen living in his home county of Essex.

On now to our main man, Nigel Digby, leadguitarist/vocals/musical arranger/calminginuence; also a writer and authority onlocal railways, not least the M&GN.

When a previous band member quit a year ago,I compiled a wish-list of 6 or 7 top-ight localmusicians who - in a perfect world - we wouldbe honoured to have as our lead guitarist.

We could not believe our good fortune whenNigel, who topped this list, said he was happyto join us - not only to play - but also partakein cake, coffee, cake, rehearsals & cake eachThursday. Nigel, who owns and runs Cromer

Red House School of Music, started on guitar& bass in 1972 and joined his fathers band in1975 whilst still at Paston College.

Many locals might well recall his band, CanisStrange, who produced their own originalsback in the 80s - my Son Chris being onbass with a later edition of this band, i.e.Canis, at the close of this decade.

For many years, Nigel was the leadguitarist & singer with Razor Sharp-whowould usually support the currentDr Feelgood whenever they featuredin this locality.Latterly, 3-piece Mista Splinta, more-or-less complete Nigels CV priortohis becoming an Angel.

On to yours truly, I guess... Prior to formingwhat was to become Almost Angels, in 2007I drummed for Low Ebb(our answer toSheringham band Hi Tide), then LowCommotionand subsequently The LostBoys. Ive also been known to team upwith Steve Fordington, pianist-of-notefrom Bradeld.

I would never forgive myself if I didnt mentionKirsty OConnor Palmer - former vocalist, whowe sorely miss and who brought so much to Almost Angels, including our singer Andrea,plus much joy and laughter. Sadly, she had tostand down earlier this year following a seriousoperation which rendered her unable to sing.

We wish her all the luck in the World andextend a heartfelt invitation to join us for asong or two whenever she feels t.

Thank you, K OC-P.

For those who havent already had the chanceopportunity to enjoy our music at such venuesas the Sheringham Crown, The Bacton Duke,Northrepps, the Mundesley Ship, The KingsHead in Cromer etc.etc.; our next gig will beat the Haig Club in Mundesley on Friday21st November.

Would be great if you could join us there...

And why the name Almost Angels?Your guess is as good as mine....

Dont have nightmares. MP

To all users of the A148/B1436

Felbrigg Junction

The Felbrigg Junction where the B1436 intersectswith the A148 Holt to Cromer Road has long beena source of frustration for drivers using thisjunction in all directions.

Felbrigg Parish Council are promoting an initiativeto have a roundabout installed with appropriatespeed restrictions on the approaches to thisintersection in an effort to prevent accidentsand improve trafc ow.

The B1436 is regarded as the Cromer Bypassand designated by Norfolk County CouncilHighways dept. as a Main Distributer Route.

In promoting this initiative Felbrigg Parish Councilalready have the support of the Chief Executive ofNorth Norfolk District Council Mrs Sheila Oxtoby,the NNDC planning committee, The National Trustat Felbrigg Hall, all 3 Emergency Services who usethe Cromer Bypass daily, the innumerable businessand commuter users of this busy route and the everincreasing number of tourists who regularly usethis junction and are essential to this area.

When it was agreed that a similar trafc owproblem existed at Roughton on the same road

where the B1436 intersects with the A140, theconstruction of 2 mini roundabouts immediatelysolved the problem, which in itself wouldjustify similar action at the junction ofthe A148 and the B1436 .

No purchase of land would be necessary toeffect this improvement.

If you agree with this proposal please sign this letter andreturn it to the address below by 30th September 2014.

Thank you

John W Blair (Chairman Felbrigg Parish Council)

I agree a roundabout is required at the B1436 / A148 junction.

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Matt DonatesMinibus ToAbout WithFriendsAfter he had acquired a minibus from thePoppyland Partnership for 1,000, Matthewof Boyers Body Centre, onHall Road, Cromer, felt this was anopportunity to give something backto the community.After some research and a chat with me,as one of clients and friend, Matt choseAbout With Friends.So on Tuesday September 2nd Matt handed

over the keys to a beautifully reconditionedand newly painted van to the pople fromAbout With Friends.Looking around the van, one cannot, butbe very impressed with all the work thatMatt and his team have done to makethe van ready for this local charity.

With 17 seats, the vanwill be suitable forholidays as well asday trips.

One such journey beingplanned, in the verynear future, is oneto the French War

Graves.I have always admiredthe way that Matt doesbusiness and worksso well alongsideothers in thecommunity.

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Pictured Above:Matthew handing over the the keys

to Helen Dalton-Hare fromAbout With Friends.

Heads Were Turning......all over Knightsbridge and trafc slowingto a crawl as people stopped and stared at thesupercars that took over the roads last month.

The Middle-Eastern millionaires who descendedon London for "The Season"had shipped overtheir beloved Bugattis, Lamborghinis andRolls-Royces to join them.

And of course, many of them have been greatlypersonalised to match their owner's taste.

Among the outrageous motors spotted on theKnightsbridge streets was a heavily modiedRange Rover that looks like a bar of bullion,worth 150,000.

It features gold-rimmed, carbon-black alloywheels and wrap-around tinted windows,

while sporting a private registration.Perhaps the one that looked most out of place wasa 370,000 6-wheeled Mercedes G63 AMGthat dwarfed all the other cars on the road.

No doubt the beastly motor is also anightmare to nd parking for.

Meanwhile owners of the other luxury cars seemunfazed by parking nes, with a beige-colouredBugatti Veyron with orange interior and a white& crimson Rolls-Royce spotted outside Harrodswith tickets stuck to their windscreens.

The sight of these unique motors had the car-enthusiasts salivating, with the 'carparazzi'keen to get a snap of the 4-wheeled wonders.

However, not everyone is a fan, with some of

the Knightsbridge residents saying the driversturn the area into their own personal racetrack, while police say some owners laughat the law by parking illegally and drivingwithout insurance.

Taken from an article in the Daily Mirror.

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Another SuccessfulWeekend Of GreatMusic And FunAnother fun and brilliant weekend that forthe second year running, turned the villageof Trunch into the place to be.Kicking off on Friday August 22nd and goingon until Sunday 24th, TRUNCHONBURYwas indeed a great weekend enjoyed byeveryone, who either performed or

simply turned out.Some 25 bands and acts took part from 6pmon the Friday until after 6pm on the Sunday.

While in the Trunch Village Hall, during thefestival, everyone was entertained by theMundesley Players, comedians like PatNearney (Below), belly dancers andchoirs etc etc.It was a great weekend with over 3,000 ticketsbeing sold in aid of the Mundesley Lifeboatand the Trunch Village Society.

Above: Roy Davenports Magic Stage

Above : Paul Reynolds of theMundesley Players

I only had time to join the funfor a short while on Saturdaybut by all accounts the week-end was enjoyed by everyonewho turned up and in manycases camped on site.

Editor would like to thankvery muchEduardo Garciafor these photographs. PK

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He also has a great portfolio ofkitchens and bathrooms that hehas tted over the years withcustomer testimonials availableif required.See Below.

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A Great SuccessSaturday August the 23rd was indeed a verysuccessful day for the Mundesley NationalCoast Watch on Gold Park in Mundesley.

I have to say the voice of Cerian Elson, (OnRight) was brilliant, as this is the young ladywho also appeared in the recent MundesleyPlayers performance at the Coronation Hall.

Aged just 16, she really is a natural performerand delighted everyone on the day.

This event which was organised, in the mainby John Carpenter, the Chairman of theMundesley Coast Watch was certainlya great success and enjoyed by allwith a good turn out of visitors.(Below On left)

(On Right)is James Anderson fromNorth Walsham, sitting next to histraction engine. A wonderful bit ofengineering that took him a numberof years to build.

(Bottom Left)A Mother takes on her young son intothe ring. Along with many of the CoastWatch team was Judy Peters (On Right)helping to run the Rafe stand.

The day was enjoyed by everyone. PK

Thorpe MarketChurch UpdateA picture to gladden our hearts!

The Unpaid Work Unit has spent 3 days cuttingthe long grass, raking it off and barrowing itdown to the Hazel Grove.

Church members spent time engaging with theyoung workers, boiling kettles & providing cakes.

We found it a worthwhile experience and theyoung men seemed very happy to have peoplehaving normal conversations with them.

They will return in October and the intention isto ask them to clear the Hazel Grove. The churchmowers are still in dock, one is likely beyondrepair & will need re-placing but the scythingmachine will enable us to keep on top of thechurchyard for the rest of the year.

Offers of help with the routine mowing arealready forth-coming although it is a caseof many hands make light work, so further

publicity to extend the volunteer base willtake place in the near future.

Meanwhile volunteers have worked on the bordersaround the church and the seat has been painted.

The borders look rather bare because some ofthe lavenders had to be removed because ofold age but re-planting is on the agenda.

Meanwhile the need is for volunteers, a posseof churchyard gnomes, to complement the currentworkers. Plans are afoot to paint gates, trim backover-grown hollies and buddleia and cut backthe ivy on the walls.

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A recent exhibition by a Nth Walsham groupof artists illustrated just how attractive thevenue of Thorpe Market Church is.

A continuous run of screens at the back & alongboth sides of the nave can provide 78 feet ofvertical screens. Table tops across thepewsoffer further effective display space and thewindows can be blacked out if required andmodern lighting has been installed.

In the past up to four exhibitions by localcommunity groups a year have taken place.

The thought is that smaller private exhibitionscould also be accommodated, using fewer screensand perhaps for shorter periods of time.

The churchs exhibition facilities are freelyavailable for individuals to show theirtalents in a very attractive venue.

Please contact: [email protected] for further details.

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Negativity....This is something to think about whennegative people are doing their best torain on your parade So rememberthis story the next time

A woman was at her hairdressers gettingher hair styled for a trip to Rome with herhusband.

She mentioned the trip to the hairdresser,who responded:

Rome? Why would anyone want to go there?Its crowded and dirty. Youre crazy to go toRome. So, how are you getting there?

Were taking Continental,was the reply.

We got a great rate!

Continental?exclaimed the hairdresser.Thats a terrible airline. Their planes are old,their flight attendants are ugly, and theyrealways late. So, where are you staying inRome?

Well be at this exclusive little place overon Romes Tiber River called Teste.

Dont go any further. I know that place.Everybody thinks its going to be somethingspecial & exclusive, but its really a dump.

Were going to go to see the Vatican andmaybe get to see the Pope.

Thats rich,laughed the hairdresser.You and a million other people trying tosee him. Hell look the size of an ant. Boy,

good luck on this lousy trip of yours.Youre going to need it.

A month later, the woman again came infor a hairdo. The hairdresser asked herabout her trip to Rome.

It was wonderful,explained the woman, notonly were we on time in one of Continentalsbrand new planes, but it was overbooked,and they bumped us up to rst class.

The food and wine were wonderful, andI had a handsome 28-year-old stewardwho waited on me hand and foot..And the hotel was great!

Theyd just nished a $5 million remodellingjob, so now its a jewel, the nest hotel in thecity. They, too, were overbooked, so theyapologised and gave us their ownerssuite at no extra charge!

Well,muttered the hairdresser, thats allwell and good, but I know you didnt get tosee the Pope.

Actually, we were quite lucky, because as wetoured the Vatican, a Swiss Guard tapped meon the shoulder, and explained that the Popelikes to meet some of the visitors, and if Id beso kind as to step into his private room andwait, the Pope would personally greet me.

Sure enough, ve minutes later, the Popewalked through the door and shook myhand! I knelt down and he spoke a fewwords to me..

Oh, really! Whatd he say?

He said: Who messed up your hair?

Thanks to Ingrid Campbell for this

If you are reading this,so too are your future clients.

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The Magic ofStreisand &DiamondFriday 24th October7.30pm: Pier Pavilion Theatre, CromerBox Ofce : 01263 512495Email: [email protected]: www.cromer-pier.com/whats-on

Celebrating Barbra Streisands amazing ve

decades as the worlds greatest singer andactress, the UKs best Streisand stageshow is coming to Cromer.

The shows producer Michael Taylor, who isalso responsible for hit touring concert showsThe Magic of Motown, Thank You for theMusic & Rat Pack Live, promises that this

new live spectacular will bring Streisandsentire, hit-packed career to life.

It not only features all of Streisands chart-topping songs but also favourites from themany award-winning movies in which shehas starred: Hello Dolly!, A Star Is Born,The Way We Were and the best-actress,Oscar-winning Funny Girl.

Barbra Streisand is one of a highly select setof entertainers who have won an Oscar,Emmy, Grammy and a Tony Award.

Special guest is Fisher Stevens with hisaward-winning Neil Diamond show.

Described by Tim Rice as possessing a vocalability that is truly remarkable, the productionpromises to bring both the sound and thelook of Neil Diamond to the stage inauthentic style.

The Crab Taleshave teamed up with thepromoters of the Magic of Streisand &Diamond to offer one lucky reader thechance to win a pair of tickets to seethe show.

Simply answer the following question:

The Magic of Streisand also features a guestrevue to which other world-famous artist?

Send your answer on a postcard to:Magic of StreisandCompetition

at Crab Tales, 30 West Street,

Cromer. NR27 9DS

Do not forget to give us your name,

address & daytime phone number.Closing date: Weds 1st October

The prize of a pair of tickets will go to the rstentry drawn on Thursday 2nd October.

There is no cash alternative.

Usual publication rules apply andthe Editors decision is nal.

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WHERE CAN I GET MY CRAB TALES?ALBYService Station, Alby Horse Shoes InnALDBOROUGHSpar Shop AYLMERTONService StationAYLSHAMAylsham Garden Centre, Budgens, Somerfield,Tourist Info CentreBACTONBacton Fish & Chip Shop.

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EAST RUNTON East Runton Cafe, East Runton Stores.INGWORTHChurch GIMINGHAMHeather LeeGRESHAM@ John Stibbons, LangdaleITTERINGHAMVillage Shop/ Withers GalleryKNAPTONElephant Playbarn, Church Porch & MADRA

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MUNDESLEYCrayford & Abbs, Country Pickings, Mace,Manor House, Rushes Newsagents,Tourist Info CentreThe Spar Shop & The Library.NORTH WALSHAMSainsburys, WaitroseNORTHREPPSFoundry ArmsOVERSTRANDPost Office,Central Stores,Overstrand Garden CentreROUGHTONJet / Post Office & GrovelandSHERINGHAMBudgens, CAS Travel, Crown Inn, Library,Whistlestops, Poppy Line Railway Station, Tyneside Club.

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10 Good Years LaterOn Sunday August 31st, after 10 years ofholding and conducting Church servicesas Rector of the Trunch Group, Rod Keyis moving on.

Rod and his wife Sue will be moving onSeptember 17th into the St AndrewsVicarage in Chippenham, Wiltshire.

Rod has done a grand job as Rector and hislast service reected this very much fromthe comments made by every one of theover 200 people who attended both theservice in the All Saints Church inMundesley and the lunch afterwardsin the Coronation Hall.

For someone who is not a regular attender ofchurch services, I found that it was indeed amoving and jolly service enjoyed by thosewho turned out to support and encouragetheir out-going Rector.

The comments made by Rev. David Bartlettwere supported by the whole congregationat this moving service.

Everyone enjoyed one of the many giftsgiven to Rod and Sue, written overone of many notice boards.(See Above Right)

While the church choir was providing anumber of songs, it was very tting forDoctor Burford to produce and give asolo performance of a jolly song,

which was having a dig at Rod and Sue,which was enjoyed by everyone,including Rod and Sue.

Doctor Burford is pictured below with his

team of some of the jolly choir members.Over the next four months or so thechurch will be run by the team thatis already in place until a newRector is found.

On behalf of so many, may I wish

Rod and Sue all the very best in

their new parish.PK.

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On August 24th.....the 2014 Cromer and Sheringham Crab &Lobster Festival came to a close on with aGrand Auction of Bootiful Boats & WorldPier Crabbing Championships in Cromer.

Decorated boats lined the slopes leading tothe pier, local food & craft stalls lined theprom and lines were set ready for a dayof competitive crabbing and bidding.

Under the hammer of auctioneer Martyn Fox,the 70 boats sold in just over 50 minutes toraise over 4,100 which will be distributedto local charities via the FestivalsCommunity Grant scheme.

The boats were part of the Festivals art trailwhich ran from Easter up until the Auction.

Over 150 individuals had decorated the boatsincluding community groups, schools andstaff of local businesses.

The boat that achieved the top price at auctionwas sponsored by The Garden House Galleryin Cromer and was decorated by SamuelThomas and fetched 430.

This was followed by the boat sponsored byBreakers Cafe in Cromer and decorated byDianne Lindsay at 290 which was boughtback by the Cafe and will be displayedthere for customers to view.

Prior to the auction the Festival hosted the5th World Pier Crabbing Championships.

After 3 hours of competitive Line crabbingthe World Pier Crabbing Champion title waswon by Team Havoc 2 from MiltonKeynes, who caught 5 crabs.

They were awarded the Richard DaviesMemorial Plate which is named memoryof former Cromer lifeboat coxswainRichard Davies who died in 2010.

Other prizes awarded were for theLargest Crab caught which wentto Team Gangway, who caughtone measuring 140mm and tove year old George Palmerwho caught 44 crabs by netlanding him the Most CrabsCaught by Net prize.

Awards were also presented to thewinners of the Scrumptious Sea-food Trail by Festival presidentsNoel Gant and Hilary Cox.

The top awards went to BreakersCaf in Cromer and Joyful WestsShellsh Bar in Sheringham.

The Festival wishes to thank all the peoplewho helped, supported and bid at the event.

Next years Festival will take placefrom the 15th 17th May 2015.

Photos by Dave Roberts.

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Struggling To Get AGood Nights Kip?- Here Are Some Pointers to Help

The Importance of A Full Nights Sleep

As a GP one of the more common issues I encounteris patients who experience some sort of difcultyin getting adequate sleep; whether this is fallingasleep initially or staying asleep.In fact statistics suggest that 1 out of 3 peopleat any given time have troubles in this area.

Sleep deprivation is known to have several negativeconsequences including a reduction in learningand memory, weight gain, increased propensityfor having accidents during the daytime, poormood, cardiovascular problems (eg high bloodpressure) and reduced immune function (ieincreased susceptibility to infections).

The aim of this article is to help to empower youwith the knowledge & tools you need to improveyour chances of getting the sleep you need.

Some Science Behind Sleep

Before we move on to discuss some strategies fordealing with sleep problems it is helpful to havean understanding of what normal sleep entails.

A good nights sleep is considered to have thefollowing characteristics: less than 30 mins to

fall asleep, maintenance of sleep for 6-8 hours,less than 3 brief awakenings per night andfeeling refreshed on awakening.

However the medical profession recognises thatindividuals are different so the exact amount ofsleep needed from person to person is variable.

The main issue is really whether you are ableto function satisfactorily with the amount ofsleep you get.

Normal sleep has two different phases.The rst of these is known as quiet sleep -this progresses through 4 different stages.

The 2nd phase is known as rapid eye movement(REM) sleep.The brain is very active during thistime, whilst the body is inactive apart from the

rapid movement of the eyes.This REM time iswhen most dreaming occurs.During a normal nights sleep there are approx.4-5 periods of quiet sleep alternating with 4-5periods of REM sleepthese are interspersedbriey by short periods of wakening everytwo hours or so.

Common Causes of Poor SleepThese are myriad but usually fall into one of thefollowing three categories. Firstly problems dueto temporary factors such as travel, a new baby,change of routine etc.

Sometimes people go through phases when theyxate on the amount of sleep they get and startto clock-watch- this can give the perceptionthat a normal nights sleep is inadequate when

actually the total time asleep is satisfactory.These problems are usually temporary and willusually settle given time.The second category isproblems due to physical factors.This includesillnesses causing pain, breathlessness, cough,needing to pass urine etc.In some cases a condition known as obstructivesleep apnoea can be the culprit where patientsmay have disrupted sleep due to intermittentblockage of the airways. Signs of this couldinclude excess snoring & choking episodes.

These would be best addressed by treating theunderlying cause which may mean a trip to theGP surgery. It also is important to remember thatsubstances such as alcohol, caffeine and some

prescribed medications can also have an effect.

The 3rd category comprises psychological issuessuch as depression, anxiety or bereavement.Again dealing with these will often rectifythe sleeping problem.

What can I do to deal with poor sleep?Doctors refer to habits that promote a good nightssleep as sleep hygiene. These are things whichyou can try yourself which may resolve the

problem without necessarily needing a trip tothe GP surgery. The main points include:

Dont go to bed until you feel sleepy.

Dont stay in bed if youre not asleep - gointo another room and do something else -return when youre tired.

Avoid daytime naps (even when exhausted)

Reserve a room for sleep only - dont work,eat, read or watch TV in it.

Avoid caffeine, alcohol and nicotine within6 hours of bedtime

Try a warm bath & warm milky drink at bedtime.

Regular daytime exercise helps you feel more tired at night - obviously avoid close to bedtime.

Get up at the same time each morningregardless of how youve slept.

Relaxation techniques such as progressivemuscular relaxation can be helpful.

Some of these points may seem counterintuitive(eg: avoiding daytime naps, getting up when youare not sleeping, getting up at the same timeeach morning). They may even initially makeyou feel more tired but the ultimate aim is tore-establish a regular routine.

What about drug treatment?Doctors sometimes use a short course of sedativemedication (often Zopiclone or Zolpidem) fora week or two in severe cases to help with re-establishing a regular routine.However it should be borne in mind that theseshould be tried only after the above measureshave been implemented. They can be verydifcult to come off once people becomeaddicted (some people develop severewithdrawal symptoms).

In addition they can cause a hangover effect insome people and make it difcult to function thefollowing the day. They have been shown toincrease the risk of falls and confusionparticularly in older people.

Some people also try valerian which is a herbalover the counter treatment but there is no evidenceas yet to show that this is actually effective.

The emphasis in treating sleep problems shouldalways be to improve sleep habits and addressthe underlying causes rather than resort topotentially damaging medication.

Dr Joe Kemp

Mundesley Medical Centre

This article aims to supply information of ageneral nature and cannot substitute for theadvice of a medical professional.The article is not intended to diagnose health

problems or to take the place of professionalmedical care.If you have any concerns, consult your owndoctor. Every effort is made to ensure thatthe information provided is accurate andcorrect at the date of publication.

No liability is accepted for anyomission or inaccuracy.

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Care UKare holding IMMEDIATE LOCALINTERVIEWSfor Community Care Workers.

We are eager to speak to people that can drive andhave their own vehicle who can work in Cromerand all surrounding areas.We require daytime, evening and weekend careworkers that can drive and have their own vehicle.

Full-time & Part-time vacancies available for thoseWITH or WITHOUT previous care experience.

In addition to PAID MILEAGE, there are manyother benets in working for one of the largestcare providers in the UK including:

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Flu vaccination clinicsThese are being held on

Tues 30th Sept & Tues 21st October

Contact the surgery on

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Friends In FlandersAbout With Friendshas received 8,500 fromtheHeritage Lottery Fundfor its project,Friends In Flanders.

Awarded throughHLFsFirst World War:then and now programme, the project willfocus on forging links between Cromerand the Flanders region of Belgium.

Launched at Halsey House on 5th September,the British Legion Care Home, one of the keyorganisations supporting About With Friends,the 1st part of the project is a 7 day Battleeld Tour for members of the charity who all havelearning disabilities.

Members will record their activities in Belgiumthrough video, photography, sound and writingand these recollections will be used to createtalks, presentations and an exhibition.

The exhibition will be on show at Halsey Housefrom the 11th November until Christmas afterwhich it will tour the district.

The idea behind the project began as a simpletrip to the battleelds for members. As mostdid not attend mainstream schools they werenot afforded this opportunity whilst at school.

SinceAbout With Friendshas strong ties withthe local community running lunch clubs forthe Over 60s and visiting residents of HalseyHouse on a weekly basis, it was decided toget them all involved in the project.

AWFwill be laying a wreath at the Menin gateon behalf of Halsey House and are taking a gift

made by its members from Cromer BritishLegion to Ieper British Legion.

As well as partly funding the trip, the grant willenableAbout With Friendsto produce a qualitypermanent record of their experiences using avariety of media. As well as the exhibition andpresentations there will be a project website

(www.friendsinanders.org.uk)

Commenting on the award, the organisationsCEO, Helen Dalton-Hare BEM said:We are thrilled to have received the supportof the Heritage Lottery Fund and delighted tobe working with our friends in the communityon this exciting project.

The head of the East of England HeritageLottery Fund said:The impact of the First World War was farreaching, touching & shaping every corner ofthe UK and beyond.

The Heritage Lottery Fund has already investedmore than 58million in projects large andsmall - that are marking this Centenary.

Our new small grants programme is enabling evenmore communities like those involved in AboutWith Friends to explore the continuing legacy

of this conict and help local young people inparticular to broaden their understanding ofhow it has shaped our modern world.

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AylshamBridge Club7pm Fri 7.15pm t: 761 308Broadland Junior Chess8.30am term-time Sat.t: 735 740Country Marketeach Friday 8.50-noonCricket Clubindoor Sun 3-5pm t: 510 102Evening WI7.30pm 1st Thurs Town Hall.ExtendOver 60s Exercise Fridays JubileeFamily Centre t: 01692 407 851Farmers Market9am-1pm 1st & 3rd SatMarket PlaceF.I.T.group 2nd & 4th Weds t:731 177Flower Club2nd Wed 7.30pm Town HallFitness Yoga/Pilates Tues & ThursFriendship Hall t: 01692 538 569Gym ClubFri 5pm. High School t: 576 609Inspired Gardenersgroup. 2nd Thurs 10.30- noon. Methodist Church Hall. t:733 535.

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YogaTues 7.30pm Peggs Yard. t: 732 426

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Railway Quilters & Craft Group2nd & 4thTues.10-12 Parish Hall t: 576 986Strand Club2nd Wed of month (except Aug)2.30pm Methodist Church t: 578 250W.I.3rd Wed 7.30pm Parish Hall t: 834 242

MundesleyBadmintonTues & Fri am: Coronation Hall.Tel: 722 835Bowls PavilionBingo: Sun 7.30pm, WhistDrive: Tues, Wed & Fri 1.45pm t: 721 815Bounce & Rhymefor under 5s & parents/carers Tues 2.15-3.15pm Library t:720 702Cafe Church1st Weds 10.30am Church Rooms.Carpet Bowls Mon 1.30pm Coronation Hallt: 722 054Community Choir Tues 7.30pm MethodistChurch t:722 022Craft Club10am - 12pm 1st & 3rd Mon

Coronation Hall. t 720 549Creative Writing Group1st Fri 2.15-4.15pmLibrary t:720 702Knit & NatterTues 4-5pm Library t:720 702LibraryMon & Sat:10-1pm,Tues 2-5.30pmFri 10-1pm & 2-6.30pm. t: 720 702Luncheon Clubfor over 60s & disabled.Mon &Thurs 12-2pm Free Church t :721 984MADRA t: 07734 689 978Methodist Church Sun worship 10.30amRBL4th Weds Haig Club. t: 722 238RBL Womens 3rd Weds 1.45pm CoronationHall t:721 021Scrabble ClubFridays t: 720 659Table Tennis Club Weds 7pm Coronation Hall.We welcome members from 8yrs any standard.t: 722 930or 07828 175 493Village Cinema7.30pm Coronation Hall 2nd

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Age Concern.Ladies Fellowship7.30pm 2nd TuesSalvation Army.Lip reading classesThurs 1.30 - 3.30pmHealth Centre t: 0344 800 8002MSmeetings 7-9pm 1st & 3rd Wed. RobinHood Pub, t: 823 392Morris Dancing. Oddfellows Hall. Weds7.30pm t: 837 693Old Shannocks2.15pm last Wed of monthCommunity Rooms.Quaker MeetingsSun 10.30am Cremer St.R.A.F.A.4th Tues of month. t: 837 229Saturday Super SaleFirst Sat 9-11am.Salvation Army Hall.Sheringham & Cromer Lions Club2nd &4th Tues.The Morley Club. t: 821 276Sheringham SingersLadies Choir Tues 2-4pmLighthouse Community Church t: 768 126Sheringham Voyager2pm 1st & 3rd ThursCommunity Centre t: 01692 500 550Sheringham Youth Choir11-18yrs.Weds7pm (term time) Baptist Church

The Fellowship Choir10-11.30am MonSt. Andrews Church. t:761 482

The RuntonsBingoSun & Wed 7.30pm Bernies SocialClub East RuntonN.N. Chess ClubFri 7.30pm. W. RuntonSocial Club t:823 814Philatelic Society2nd Mon 7.30pmWest Runton Church Hall.Coffee MorningsThurs 10am.(22nd May-25th Sept) Methodist Church,East Runton.Cromer & Sheringham Probus Club12.30pm 1st Tues, Links Hotel t:824 306Rotary ClubWeds 6pm except 5th WedsDormy House W.Runton, t: 578 194Sequence DancingMon 7.30-10pmE. Runton Village Hall.t:01692 403 071West Runton Scouts info : 712 288

West Runton Social Club:t: 838 866W.I.2.15pm 2nd Wed. W. Runton Church Hall

TriminghamAt Pilgrim Centre, TriminghamCoffee Morning3rd Weds 10.30am.Poppyland Club(Ladies) 2nd Weds 2.30pm.Slimming ClubTues 1.45pm t: 579 797.Table Top Sale 1st Sun 8.30am t:834 965.

At Pilgrim Centre, Trimingham continued.

Whist 1.45pm Mon & Thurs. All levelswelcome.t: Liz 834 965

Elsewhere:

1st Suffield Park GuidesWeds eveningswww.girlguiding.org.uk/get_involved.aspxBadminton Thurs. Gresham Village Hallt: 07917 596 797Beachcombers Dining Club1st Mon 7pm:The Feathers Hotel, Holt. t: Hazel 838 566Cash BingoTues 8pm Aldboroughcommunity centre.Cantamus Choir 7.30pm Thurs. SouthreppsChurch. t: 07785 782 498.Crazee Kidz Club7pm 2nd & 4th Fri. term time.

Roughton Village Hall 7-16yrs. t:768 138Cromer & Sheringham BrassBand7.45pmThurs Upper Sheringham Village Hall t:733 638Cromer Air Rifle Club9am -noon SundaysNear Sheringham. t: 570 223Extendexercise for over 60s Mon 2.30pmNorthrepps Village Hall t:768 159Farmers Market 1st Sun 9.30am - 12.30pm

Aldborough Community Hall t: 768 766Fit Together Health Walkst: 07766 259 999Fit Together Tea Dance Tues 2-4pm BristonCopeman Centre - 2 Info: 07766 259 999Greenfingers Gardening Club 7.30pm 1stThurs Jubilee Hall, Banningham t:761 620Gym ClubThurs 5-8pm Northrepps VillageHall t: 576 609Knapton Ladies Club 3rd Mon 7.30pmVillage Hall t:720 908.1st Tues WomensOwn Methodist Church t: 721 439MS GroupMon 10-2pm Southrepps VillageHall t: 823 392Nordic WalkingTues & Thurs 11amt: 07825 773 368Norfolk Dixieland Jazz Band1.30pm 1st SunGoat Inn,Skeyton.Free. t: 01692 538 600.Norfolk Submariners1st Wed 12noonKings Head, Horsham St Faith t: 511 758N.N. Minni House Club 2 - 4pm (except

August) Bodham Village Hall t: 826 970.N. Walsham Cage Bird Club8pm 3rd TuesFelmingham Village Hall. t: 01692 404 750Northrepps Pre-SchoolMon-Fri Term-timet:579 396Northrepps R.B.L. 1st Mon. 2nd.Mon. BHs.7.30pm. Northrepps Cottage t: 579 633.NN Amateur Radio GroupWed & Thur 10-4Muckleburgh t: 821 936

Nth Norfolk Model EngineeringClub1st Fri 7.30pm High Kelling Social CentrePrize Bingo 7.30pm 1st & 3rd FriGimingham Village HallRoughton & District WI.2nd weds of month.7.30pm Roughton Village Hall t: 768 106.Roughton Under 5sPlaygroup t:07553 456 083Rubys Prize Bingo. 1st Sat of month7.30pm. Lower Southrepps Social ClubSeniors Swimming Mon & Weds am., Fri pm.Greshams Swimming Pool, Holt. t: 711 123Suffield Park Bowls Club. Whist DrivesTues 2.15pm. Fri twice monthly 7.30pm.Traditional Catholic Latin Mass4th. Sun5.30pm Mission Rooms Horsham St. Faiths(opp. Parish Church) t: 01603 788 873Trunch Bumbles Pre-school t: 720 931Trunch Friends2nd Tues 2pm TrunchVillage Hall t:721 570Trunch Methodist Church 1st Sat 10am - noon.Coffee Morning. Stalls Cakes t: 720 145Weybourne Folk Club3rd Sun 3-6pmMaltings Hotel, Weybourne.t:588 781Woodlands Pre-SchoolMon am,Tues - Fri 9am-3pm t: 834 148

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Saturday 20th September

11am :Mundesley LibraryMythical Maze ~Medal Ceremony with Council-lor Northam - Have you completed the SummerReading Challenge? Then come and have yourcertificate & medal presented to you. tel: 720 702

7.30pm :St Botolphs Church Trunch

Concert ~ Norfolk Winds with David Morgan, piano.Music for wind instruments & piano from the romanticera & British 20th-century mainstream. admissionby programme at door. 9 (7 concs).Details: www.trunchconcerts.co.uk.

7.30pm : Aldborough Community CentreCromer & Sheringham Brass Band ~Bar / Refreshments. Tickets 5 from Sparor PO Aldborough / Barnwells Aylshamor ring Jean on 768 280

Sat 20th - Mon 22nd September

10am - 5pm: St Botolphs Church BanninghamFlower Festival ~A Celebration of the Harvests.On Sun 21st. 10.30am: Harvest Praise Service,after which the church will be open. Refreshments.

proceeds going to The Kings Beck Benefice.

Special EventsSEPTEMBER

Saturday 13th September10am - 3.30pm: Spixworth Village HallCraft & Pamper Fayre ~Come toand support us inraising funds for the New Farm Aviation HeritageGroup museum re-vamp at Frettenham.Info: 0788189 8533.

7pm :Tunstead ChurchConcert of English Music ~Orchestra of St. PaulsCovent Garden, conducted by Ben Palmer, soloistsVictoria Bonham, Matt Dunnett & Freddie Gavitta.Includes English Music by Britten, Clarke & Elgar.10 on door in aid of Tunstead church funds.

Sunday 14th September10.30am from Erpingham Village HallErpingham 5k Rural Run ~Family-friendly fun runround the lanes of Erpingham & Calthorpe. Adults5, Under 16s 1. Registration from 9.30am.Refreshments available.

10.30am: MADRA

Trimingham Pilgrims ~play their first match atMADRA Tel Jack726 008

From 11am: Trimingham New Hall Field next toWoodlandsDog Show ~entries from 11am Judging from noon.1 per class. Free parking & free admission to fieldwith car boot stalls & reasonable refreshmentsTel Liz 834 965

1pm - 5pm: Ingworth. NR11 7EX

Ingworth Trosh ~Threshing, bagging & baling..Vintage Tractors, Farm Machinery, Classic Cars& Vehicles. Bygones. Ploughing Demos. SheepShearing & World War One Event. Fun Dog Show& Dog Agility. Teas, Homemade Cakes, Plant Stall,Nearly New etc. Admission 5 (under 14s Free)Free Car Parking. Info : 761 156

Monday 15th September.7.30 pm.: Erpingham Village Hall

Clairvoyant Evening ~ Two International Mediums.Tickets 6 Incl. Light Refreshments from: 768 076Proceeds to Parkinsons UK & The Grand Order ofWater Rats.

Tuesday 16th September5.30-8.30pm: Community Caf, Tucker St. Cromer

Taster Craft Session ~ 10 incl. 2 course supper,unlimited tea & coffee, and a craft of your choice.Try your hand at something new or bring your owncraft. Booking Essential(reduced rate for craft only)Call Lyn on 515 230

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Friday 26th September: 11am - 4pmMacmillan Coffee Morning at The White Horse

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Saturdays 9am-3pm (weather permitting)Canaan Christian Centre 21 Holt Rd, Sheringham

Supporting womens refuge rebuilding projectin Hungary.Tel: 478 372

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Special Eventscontinued

SEPTEMBER

Sunday 21st September10am - 4pm: Fields Adjacent to Bacton on B1150Memorial Plough Day ~Car Boot, Stalls, Vehicle& Tractor Displays, BBQ, Refreshments - Raffle.Try your hand at Tractor Ploughing. Parking & EntryFree. Proceeds to British Heart Foundation.Entry Forms from 01692 652 295

7.30pm.: Auden Theatre, HoltAnnual Var iety Show ~ starring Steve Hewlett &Friends. Top TV Ventriloquist plus Full Line-Up ofGreat Artists & Surprise Guests. Tickets: 10 ForParty Bookings of 6 or more 8 From: 768 076.Proceeds to Parkinsons UK & The Grand Orderof Water Rats

Wednesday 24th September10am - midday : Merchants Place, CromerCoffee & Chat Drop in Session ~The Keeping

Abreast Group invite you to find out more aboutBreast Reconstruction following Breast Cancer.Volunteers who have had breast reconstructionwill provide info. & chat about reconstructionin an informal, relaxed atmosphere.

Thursday 25th September

7.30pm : Cromer Community Centre, Garden St.Bingo Night ~All Welcome. Doors open 7pm.Refreshments. In aid of N. Norfolk Labour Party

Friday 26th September10am - noon: Thorpe Market Church.Worlds Biggest Coffee Morning ~ In aid of MacMillanCancer Support. Cakes, raffle, tombola bric-a-brac &refreshments. Mandy & Hazel welcome you all.

From noon: Church Rooms, MundesleySoup & Pudding Lunch ~Come & enjoy friendship& a lovely homemade lunch for 4. Raffle & LightMusic. All proceeds will go to All Saints Church

Fri 26th - Sun 28th September10am - 5pm: Cromer Community CentreThe Cromer & District Art Society ~ Autumn Art

Exhibition. Admission Free. Info: 576 747Saturday 27th September7pm: Gimingham Village HallBarn Dance / Harvest Supper ~An evening of dance& fun for all - Buffet harvest supper at interval BYOdrinks - good raffle prizes.Tickets only 5 in advancefrom 720 874, 720 058, 720 993or721 229.Info: giminghamvillagehall.weebly.com

OCTOBER

Friday 3rd October

7.30pm: Baconsthorpe Village HallChandler Green ~A duo singing 50s 60s 70s & 80ssongs, tickets : 5 p.p. include refreshments, from711 320or pay at door. There will be a raffle.

Saturday 11th October7 for 7.30pm: Northrepps Village HallRoughton & Distrist W.I. Social Evening ~withThe Castaways (Shanty, Irish, Folk & Singalongs)Tickets 7 include a Sausage & Mash Supper.

Tel :01692 403 605for tickets.

Cromer RNLILifeboat DayFirst indications are that the money raised onSunday August 3rd 2014 has surpassed allexpectations. The money raised so faris approximately 5500.

The beautiful weather combined withthe crowds of people walking along the

promenade meant that all of the stallholders did a roaring trade all day.

There were many activities to wow thecrowds including displays by both ofCromer RNLIs lifeboats.

The boats were joined by Sheringham RNLIto the delight of the assembled crowds.

Jim Page, Cromer RNLI Treasurer said:I would like to thank all of the many generouspeople who attended & helped us raise all thismoney. We will denitely be using some of theideas when we plan next years event.

Cromer Lifeboat Station has been operatingsince 1804. To learn more about the LifeboatStation go to www.rnli.org/cromer

From Petes Pen

Norfolk Rivers TrustI have just come back from a visit to the RiverMun Nature Reserve in Northrepps. It was quiteamazing to see the improvement to the area wehave collectively made in such a short time.

The ponds which earlier this year were dry andovergrown with reeds are now looking muchimproved; the water is clear and sticklebacks& frogs are abundant. Along the edges a widevariety of plant species grown from the seed

bank we disturbed when we excavated themhave sprung up; ag iris,marsh marigold, hempagrimony, purple loosestrife, gwort, mint andmany more have recolonised.

Around these swarms of insects includingSouthern Hawker dragonies are buzzing,supporting the wider ecosystem.

The understory trees we planted at the start ofthe year are ourishing and in a few years will

provide a thick understory, ideal for nesting birds.

We do need some help to protect these from deerplease see below for information.

Over 30 bird boxes created by local pupils canbe found dotted around the woodlands, whichwere added fairly late in spring so will no doubtbegin to be occupied next year.

Finally, we have begun work on building a hidenext to one of the ponds where visitors will beable to observe the heron &kingsher whichvisit on a regular basis.We just need to add aroof &viewing ap for it to be ready.

Future volunteering sessions are:Tuesday 23rd September. 6 - 8:30pm.(Training session) Learn how to record wildlife(butterflies/birds/dragonflies etc) in the reserveSaturday 11th October. 10am - 1pm.(Practical session) Protection of recently planted un-derstory (which is being rapidly nibbled on by deer!)

To get involved in this exciting project or haveany questions please contact me.

Jonathan Lewis, Norfolk Rivers Trustwww.norfolkriverstrust.org

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Self Storage

Is your pet scared of Fireworks?

Wednesday, 17th September @ 6.30 p.m.

Firework Phobia Evening.Limited places available, to book a place

please contact the Surgery.

Purpose built centre providing high quality care24/7 Emergency Service for clients - Diagnostic Suite

Digital X-Ray - Ultrasound ECG - In House LabVIP Clubs for dogs, cats & rabbits reduce

and spread the cost of routine care

Dedicated cat, dog and exotic pet waiting areas and wardsFriendly and experienced team - Large car park

These days we all appear to beacquiring more and more yet arereluctant to part with anything,just in case it may be usefulin the future.More of us living in ats & apart-ments, and houses are becomingsmaller, so storage becomes aproblem, but not any longer.

Youll have seen the Yesself-

drive, rental vans in and aroundCromer, well now, as well as beingable to help you move your items,Yescan store them for you.

Situated at the old Coredale garagesite on Middlebrook Way in Cromer,YesSelf Storage Solutions haveconverted the huge warehouse atthe rear of the rental rms show-room into individual self-storageunits which can be rented for anyperiod from a week to a year, orlonger if required.

The units range in size from just24 sq ft to over 150 sq ft, large

enough to store a car if needed.Each room is constructed frombox-prole steel sheeting witha single steel door, providing ahigh degree of security as theoccupier of each room willhave the only key to gainentry to their unit.Stored goods will be in a dry, secure,vermin-free environment, withaccess at any reasonable time.

24 hour CCTV covers the siteboth internally and externally

and plans are in hand to providecustomers with 24 hr electronicaccess. The rooms are availableto both private individuals, forthe storage of furniture, personaleffects etc. and to local rms whomay need temporary storage forout of season, or excess stock,at their own premises.

TheYes

car and van rentalbusiness, which now has a eetof more than 35 modern vehicles,

began from nothing in 2007 andhas grown into a substantial local

business which is often assumedto be the local branch of anational company.

The business is still privately owned& operated by father and son teamNeil and Patrick Moody.

Their professional approach hasresulted in the rm being acceptedas a member of the United RentalGroup, a group which links over

500 independent hire rms into apowerful force within the Britishrental industry.

This allows them to continuallyupdate their rental eet with newmodels as they become available.

The expansion into self-storage willsee the companies grow even morerapidly over the coming years andis a testament to their continuedcondence in North Norfolkand Cromer in particular.

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