Tai Chi and Qigong classes in the Waveney area

T’ai Chi & Qigong
Classes for Health & Relaxation

Carol Wrigley B.R.C.P has studied in China with Dr Wu Yang, one of the world’s leading teachers of T’ai Chi. She passes on her knowledge to groups throughout East Anglia, guiding hundreds of people each year to improved health and fitness.

• Enhance your strength and balance

• Improve your posture and muscular structure

• Loosens tight muscles and releases tension in the body

Classes in the Community

Mondays
7.00 - 8.30pm Li Style
Waveney Day Centre, Beccles
(Entrance at New Market Place next to Hughes Electrical)
£5 per session

Tuesdays
10.30-12.00 noon 88 Yang style
York Rd Drill Hall, York Rd, Gt Yarmouth
£ 4.00 per session
(supported by Gt Yarmouth Council)

Tuesdays
7.00-8.30pm 88 Yang Style
Stella Maris Hall,
Gordon Rd, Lowestoft
£ 5.00 per session

Thursdays
11.00-12.30 pm Li Style
Oulton Community Centre,
Gorleston Rd, Lowestoft
£ 5.00 per session

Fridays
10.30-12.00 Li style
Conservative Club,
Woodleys Yard, Southwold
£ 5.00 per session

Classes also available at:
Bannatyne Fitness Centre
Nirvana Health Club

For more information call Carol on
01502 724818

www.taijiwithcarolwrigley.co.uk

Beccles Library Activities and Events

Beccles Library Activities and Events

The following activities are run regularly at Beccles library:

Thursdays - 9.45am - 11.45am
Family Playtime: from birth to four years old

Thursdays - 2.00pm - 3.00pm
Top Time

Fridays - 2.00pm - 2.30pm
Baby Bounce and Tot Rock: from birth to one year old.
Find out more about about Bookstart here

Sundays - 10.30am - 12.00pm
Fun Time Craft Activities: for children of all ages

Take part in this year's reading challenge ...

The Team Read will be happening in all Suffolk Libraries and Mobiles during the summer holidays, on Sundays too. All you have to do is read 6 books.

National Falls Awareness Day - 24 June
The Waveney Falls Team was at Beccles library answering queries, helping to signpost to appropriate health workers and agencies and showing various aids and how to use them. There were demonstrations by the Falls team during the day.

Top Time: Open House at Beccles Library
Open House is a group with different weekly themes, everyone welcome, with tea and biscuits provided 2.00pm - 3.00pm. No booking required, just come along on the day and join us.

10 July - Speaker
Guest speaker Stewart Morton, author, will be talking about his work.

17 July - Drama
The Culture Club Theatre Group, run by Laura Norman, drama practitioner, will be discussing extracts, play readings, improvisation etc. The feedback is that these sessions are great fun. There will be drama sessions on the third Thursday of each month.

24 July - Computer club
We will be covering those areas that you would like to know more about, but don’t know who to ask, e.g. shopping on e-bay, internet shopping, email queries and researching your family history. The computer club meets on the fourth Thursday of each month.

31 July - Speaker
Guest speaker Chris Minton will be talking about "Keeping memories alive: reminiscing and family tales".

On the second Thursday of the month we are welcoming people who would like to speak on their hobby, interest, holiday or any subject they enjoy. If you would like to come along as a speaker later in the year Mel Goodwin at Beccles Library would be very pleased to hear from you.



Children's Activities at Beccles Library

Baby Bounce: from birth to one year old.
Every Friday 2.00pm - 2.30pm

Family Playtime: from birth to four years old.
Every Thursday 9.45am - 11.45am

Fun Time Craft Activities: for children of all ages.
Every Sunday 10.30am - 12.00pm

All part of the Suffolk Children's University

For further details of these events please contact Beccles Library.

Opening Hours
Monday 9.30am-5.00pm
Tuesday 9.30am-5.00pm
Wednesday 9.30am-1.00pm
Thursday 9.30am-5.00pm
Friday 9.30am-7.30pm
Saturday 9.30am-5.00pm
Sunday 10.00am-4.00pm
Holiday opening hours

Beccles Library
Blyburgate
Beccles, Suffolk
NR34 9TB

Telephone: 01502 714073 and 01502 716471

Email: help@suffolklibraries.co.uk

Location map

Suffolk libraries direct - renewals, catalogue, your library record

Treasure Hunt, Bungay Youth Association, 12 July 2008

Bungay Youth Association

Treasure Hunt

Saturday 12th July 2008
11am start at Castle Hills
estimated finish time 12.30pm

£2.50per child
pay on gate

Prize for Best Dressed Pirate
Prize for Best Pirate Flag
Prizes for finding the treasure

Organised by Bungay Youth Association
and proceeds towards the new play park and family area

Prizes kindly donated by the
Toy & Gift Emporium

Part of the
Bungay Summer Festival 2008
click here for full programme

LOWESTOFT Sport

Information about sports clubs in and around Lowestoft, Suffolk

If you would like your local sports club entered here,
email your web address to:
email@waveneyvalleyblog.com


Lowestoft Town FC
www.lowestoft-town-fc.co.uk


Notley's Lowestoft & District League
www.lowestoftdistrictleague.blogspot.com

School Sport Co-ordinator Programme
Lowestoft & Beccles Partnership
www.lowestoftssco.com

Waveney Youth FC
www.wyfc.co.uk


OULTON WANDERERS YOUTH FC
oultonwanderers.blogspot.com

Eastpoint Bushido

www.lowestoftmartialarts.co.uk

Kirkley and Pakefield FC
www.kirkley-fc.co.uk

Lowestoft and Yarmouth RFC
www.lowestoftandyarmouthrfc.com

Lowestoft Sea Anglers Society
www.lowestoftseaanglers.com

Lowestoft Town Cricket Club
lowestoft.play-cricket.com

Waveney Valley Athletics Club (WVAC)
www.waveneyvalley.org

Active Norfolk events

Events

05.07.2008
Swim Festival - Norwich
The Norwich Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Norwich Swan Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. The festival costs just £1 which is payable on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Riverside Swimming Centre, Norwich

Time: 6 - 8pm

Please click here to book a place


06.07.2008
Water Polo Festival - Norwich
The Water Polo Festival is for young people aged 12 - 16 who would like to have a go at this sport. The festival is aimed at swimmers who are able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke.

The festival is organised by Norwich Swan Swimming Club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. A fee of £1 will be payable at the pool on the day.

Venue: Riverside Swimming Centre

Time: 7 - 8pm

Please click here to book a place


06.07.2008
Swim Festival - North Norfolk
The North Norfolk Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Aylsham Vikings Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. The festival costs just £1 which is payable on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Victory Swim and Fitness Centre, North Walsham

Time: 4 - 5pm

Please click here to book a place


12.07.2008
Swim Festival - South Norfolk
The South Norfolk Swim Festival is for children aged between 7 and 12 who enjoy swimming and would like to see what club swimming could offer them. The festival is run by Diss Otters Swimming Club and will be a fun introduction to the club environment.

The swimmer will get the chance to improve their technique and swimming skills as well as entering fun races.

Requirements: Swimmers must be able to complete 25m front and back of a recognisable stroke but who do not currently swim for a club.

Places are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so please book early to avoid disappointment. A fee of £1 will be payable at the pool on the day.

Parents are invited to stay during the festival to receive information on the club.

Venue: Diss Swim & Fitness Centre

Time: 6.30 - 7.30pm

Please click here to book a place


13.07.2008
Go Paddling Day
Canoe England East are holding a "Go Paddling Day" open to everyone to have a go at activities including canoe polo, kayak and canoe racing and "come and try" sessions.

Date: Sunday 13th July

Time: 10am - 4pm

Venue: Bridge over the Wensum at Swanton Morley

Come and try sessions cost £5 per person. All profits from the day will be donated to the Norfolk Air Ambulance.



20.07.2008
Disability multi-sports tournament
This is a new opportunity for children with disabilities to join a team at a competitive level. The event will be held at Recreation Sports Centre in Norwich.

Times and activities will be confirmed nearer the event. There is a disability multi sports club in each district in Norfolk and the clubs will come together for this event in July to play some competitive games and have some fun! For more information about this event, please contact Matthew Talbot - 01603 697017 or matthew.talbot@activenorfolk.org


17.10.2008
Active Norfolk Youth Games
Last year's event was very successful with over 400 children within mainstream and special schools taking part. This year there will be two events at the UEA Sportspark in Norwich.

The main event is on the 17th October and the swimming gala is on the 20th October. The Active Norfolk Youth Games has been moved to October to integrate with the schools' Partnership Games. Although still separate events, the vision is to link the two events to involve all our young people in sport, whether as part of a disability or mainstream event. The Partnership Games will be taking place at Sportspark on the 20th October 2008. For more information please contact Matthew Talbot - 01603 697017

Active Norfolk
The Turner Road Centre, Turner Road, Norwich, NR2 4HB
Email: info@activenorfolk.org | Tel: 01603 697011

Summer Fete, Hempnall Primary School, Sunday 13th July

Hempnall Primary School

Summer Fete

Sunday 13th July
1pm to 4pm

Doctor Who Exhibition
and the chance to meet a Cyberman

Live music from
Saxobility

Children's Sumo Wrestling

Bowling Alley

BBQ

Bar

Raffle
with lots of family prizes

www.hempnall.norfolk.sch.uk

Earsham Festival July 11th - 13th 2008

Earsham Festival 2008

July 11th to 13th

The Earsham Festival will take place this year on the weekend of July 11th-13th. The emphasis as in previous years will be on family entertainment.

Activities will start on Friday evening, July 11th, with a disco for the younger generation in the village hall. The early session from 6.00pm till 7.30pm will cater for the under 11s and the later session from 7.30pm till 9.30pm for older children.

On Saturday, July 12th, there will be the annual Mini Beer Festival in the village hall from 11.00am until late and a Family Fun Day and children’s entertainment on the village green in the afternoon.

Attractions will include Earsham School dancing display, Bungay High School musicians, charity stalls, traditional games and competitions, bouncy castles, roundabout and a variety of refreshments.

Good quality food and music will be available throughout the day and in the evening there will be dancing in the village hall to the music of three local bands.

On both Saturday and Sunday there will be a walking treasure trail round the village, a hanging baskets and garden tubs competition and a photographic display on the theme of childhood memories in All Saints Church.

Also, as part of the Harleston and Waveney Art Trail event, two local artists will invite the public to view their collections of paintings, sculpture, drawings and prints.

Morning coffee and cream teas will be available in the Church and the weekend’s events will conclude with Songs of Praise on Sunday evening at 5.00pm.

For further details please telephone 01986 895535 or 01986 893445

Heveningham Hall Country Fair 6th July 2008

Heveningham Hall
Country Fair

Sunday 6th July 2008
10am to 6pm

A fun day for all the family!

Cossack Trick Riders
Wild West Show
Rabbit Show
Helicopter Rides
Classic cars
Bungee Trampoline
Children’s Activities
Food Hall
Catering and Licensed Bars

Free Parking
Adults £8, Concession £5, 5-14 children £5, under 5s free
10% advanced booking on

www.countryfair.co.uk

Enquiries 01986 798151
Organized by Heveningham Hall Country Fair Trust.
Registered charity no 1095403

Bureaucracy stops Southwold amber hunt!

Bureaucracy stops annual amber hunt at Southwold!

An annual amber hunt attracting 400 children has been axed because of safety restrictions.

Children had paid £1 each to search the beach at Southwold, Suffolk, for 12 pieces of resin left by Robin and Astrid Fournel.

No child has ever been hurt in seven years but the Fournels were told they needed to complete a risk assessment, have extra marshals and £5,000,000 public liability insurance.

'Perhaps the coast is no longer safe due to the lack of sea defences! . . . So what's next? . . . Are they going to stop kids building sandcastles because they have not got planning permission?"
– blog-ed

In The Mood, Sunday 13 July, bring your picnic and relax to the music

This Summer come and get . . .

In The Mood
(a trip down Memory Lane)

on
Sunday 13 July

bring your picnic and relax to the live music of

TIMESCAPE

at
Bone Hill, Rouse’s Lane
Off Low Road, Starston

Gates open 3.30pm
Music starts 4.30pm

Tickets
£10 Adults,
£5 U16s
U5s Free

Please phone 01603 506925

Event organised jointly by
Harleston Lions, Harleston Scouts and
Harleston Magpies Hockey Club

Bungay Summer Festival, 5th to 20th July 2008

Bungay Summer Festival
5th to 20th July 2008
Programme of Events

Saturday 5th July
OPENING CEREMONY
Old Grammar School
Playing Fields
12.30pm
The flag will be raised by
the Town Mayor and the
Reeve

COUNTRY MARKET
The Butter Cross
8.30am - noon
Buy cakes, preserves,
fresh vegetables,
plants, craftware...

KIDS' FUN DAY
view on Waveney Valley Blog
Old Grammar School Playing Fields
11am - 5pm
Organised by Bungay Rotary and
Bungay Youth Association
Fun races for 12’s and under + parents
too... Dog events, competitions, stalls...
Admission: Free

* * Throughout the Festival * *
ART EXHIBITION
Local Artists
10am - 6pm daily, except Mondays
Trinity Street House . Trinity Street
(Collection for BATS)
Dave O’Neill or Janet Blowers O’Neill: 01986 893292

SHOP WINDOW COMPETITION
on the theme of
Bungay: A Town of Letters
Vote for your favourite shop window display
and enter the prize draw - prizes for the first
three out of the hat!
Each window features a hand crafted letter,
created by members of BLACK DOG ARTS
during their craft workshops in the run-up to
the festival. Prizes too for the top 3 shops with
the best window displays, as voted by you!
Ballot boxes at the Library, Post Office & the
Art Exhibition (Trinity Street).

EMMANUEL CHURCH
Upper Olland Street
350th Anniversary
Celebrations
Historical Photograph Exhibition
Saturday 12th July - Sunday 20th July
10am - 4pm. Slide shows 10.30am & 2.30pm

* *

Sunday 6th July
CHILDREN’S FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT
Maltings Meadow
Sunday 6th July and Sunday 13th July
10.30am - 5pm each day
Under 7’s, 8’s & 9’s mixed mini- soccer tournament.
Under 12’s & 14’s girls 5-a-side tournament.
Up to 80 teams from local clubs...
Spectators Free!

FESTIVAL SONGS OF PRAISE
Organised by Churches Together
St. Mary’s Church
6.30pm

Tuesday 8th July
1st REAL ALE TRAIL
(with accompanying musician!)
Starts at The Castle Inn
Earsham Street
Meet at 7.30pm
A pleasant stroll around four
of the Bungay ale houses
including The Kings Head,
Swansons and The Chequers.
Contact: Jim Jervis: 01986 892 905 or
Chris Reeve: 01986 893 155.
Free

Wednesday 9th July
KEMP’S MORRIS MEN
The Butter Cross
8pm
Kemp’s Men are named
in honour of Will Kemp, a
colleague of Shakespeare’s,
who danced from London
to Norwich to prove a point.
He did it in nine days,
hence the expression:
“a nine days wonder”.
Donations

Thursday 10th July
EXHIBITION TO MARK THE 90TH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE RAF
Royal British Legion
Royal British Legion Club,
Priory Lane
Thursday 10th July -
Saturday 12th July
10am - 5pm

FESTIVAL QUIZ
The Community Centre
Upper Olland Street
7.30pm
Admission: £3 includes a Ploughman’s supper
Enter your team of 4 brainboxes to Arthur
Fisher, 01986 892 005 or Stephen Went,
01986 893 284.
Proceeds to Holy Trinity Church

Friday 11th July
PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBITION
Bungay Camera Club
St. Mary’s Church
Friday 11th July - Sunday 13th July
9am - 5pm
Free (Donations)
Amazing pictures from local cameramen

The Town Reeve’s Event
Bigod’s Music in the Castle Keep
Music by The Minstrel’s Gallery on all
manner of bizarre and wonderful instruments
Admission: £15 inc. dinner, £6 music only
Dinner: 5.45pm, Performance: 6.45pm
Tickets: The Castle Café: 01986 893563

Saturday 12th July
TREASURE HUNT
view on Waveney Valley Blog
The Youth Association
Castle Hills
11am
Best Pirate Flag competition
Best Dressed Pirate
Treasure Hunt
Fun for the under 12’s

STORY TELLING
By BeWILDerwood
The Toy and Gift
Emporium
Earsham Street
Storytelling at
2.15pm, 3.15pm,
4pm & 4.10pm
Admission Free

Sunday 13th July
ANTIQUES STREET FAIR
Earsham Street/Castle Meadow
9am - 4pm
Bargains galore for treasure seekers!
Admission: Free

KITE DAY ON THE COMMON
Adjacent to Golf Club Car Park
10am - 4pm
£1.50 for kite materials
Free to just watch!
Kite making & demonstrations
Kite displays
Refreshments. Kites for sale

BUNGAY IN THE 1860’S
The Fisher Theatre
10am
Stereo slides of Old Bungay
Some of the very earliest photographs of
Bungay to see via projector or Bungay
Museum’s own stereographs!
Admission: Free (Donations)

THE TOWN RECORDER’S BOOK
The Fisher Theatre
2pm - 4pm
The authors, Christopher Reeve & Terry
Reeve will be signing their new book
Admission: Free

An Afternoon of
Traditional Family Games
Cream Teas & other refreshments
St Edmund’s Church
St. Mary’s Street
2pm onwards

Monday 14th July
THE GOOD READ GROUP
OPEN MEETING
Bungay Library, Wharton Street
7.30pm
Speaker: Esther Freud
Esther, of the famous Freud family, is the
author of Hideous Kinky, The Wild,
The Sea House, and most recently,
Love Falls.
Admission: £2.50 (inc. refreshments)

Tuesday 15th July
EXHIBITION
CLAYS: 200th anniversary
of printing in Bungay
Fisher Theatre Cellar Bar
Tuesday 15th July to
Sunday 20th July
11am - 5pm
Admission: Free

TEA DANCE
The Fisher Theatre
Perhaps a waltz or a tan-
go will take your fancy -
with tea and homemade cake included.
3pm £4

2nd REAL ALE TRAIL
(again, with accompanying musician!)
Starts at The Green Dragon Broad Street
Meet at 7.30pm
A pleasant stroll around three of Bungay’s
ale houses including The Angel and The Fleece (free refreshments).
Contact: Jim Jervis: 01986 892 905 or
Chris Reeve: 01986 893 155.
Free - collection for Circle 67

WI OPEN MEETING
Talk: The Redwings Horse Sanctuary
The Community Centre
Lower Olland Street
7.15pm
Admission: Free

Wednesday 16th July
FILM NIGHT AT EMMANUEL
•Joe Jermy’s “A Suffolk Town”
•Historic Bungay - slides
•The Building of the Emmaus Room
Presented by
The Town Recorder, Frank Honeywood
Emmanuel Church, Upper Olland Street
7.30pm
Donations

Thursday 17th July
TOWN TRAIL
The Bungay Society
Meet at St Mary’s Church
3pm
A tour of Bungay’s fascinating
streets and buildings, finishing
at 4pm at The Cafe @ The Castle
for a photo display of historical details of some of the buildings.
Admission: £3 (inc. refreshments) historical details of some of the buildings.

Friday 18th July
EATS & ENTERTAINMENT
Trinity Church
7.00 p.m.
Competitions, Raffle,
Music and Comedy with
cheese and wine to raise
funds for a crêche area in the church.
Adults £4.00, children free
Everybody welcome
Contact Betty Warnes 01986 892855

Saturday 19th July
HORTICULTURAL SHOW
Bungay Horticultural Society
Community Centre
2pm - 4pm
Displays of fruit, veg., flowers...
Refreshments . Raffle
Plants for sale!
Adults 50p, Children 10p

BOWLS
Bungay Bowls Club
Bungay Bowls Club is proud to host the
Suffolk English Bowling Federation Area
Semi-Finals and Finals.
Saturday 19th July (Semi-Finals)
Sunday 20th July (Finals)
Start 9.30am onwards (both days)
Refreshments from the Pavilion

BANDS ON THE BAILEY
B.E.A.R.
Designer Hooligans
The Fuzz
Remold
Castle Meadow
7pm - 11pm
Admission £3.50, under 16’s free
Bands, beer and the Bailey - what more
could you want?

Sunday 20th July
ANNUAL CYCLE RIDE
The Godric Way
Meet at the Butter Cross
10.00am
Free
Bring your own bike! A great fun ride
for all abilities.

ORGAN RECITAL
St. Mary’s Church, 3pm
£4, inc. refreshments
children free
Concert by organist Tim Patient

CLOSING CEREMONY
The Castle, 5pm
The Town Mayor and Reeve mark the end
of this year’s Festival.

The Festival organisors would like to thank
the following sponsors without whose
generosity the Festival would not be possible:
Beccles & Bungay Journal
Chamber of Commerce
Cossey’s Funeral Service
Goldstar Fencing
Nursey of Bungay
Rosedale Funeral Home
Sprake & Kingsley
St. Peter’s Brewery
Wightman’s
Wherry Veterinary Group

* * POST FESTIVAL EVENTS * *
Tuesday 22nd July
3rd REAL ALE TRAIL
(with tireless musician!)
Meet at The Butter Cross at 7.30pm
for a COACH TRIP
The coach will tour around four more ale
houses, including St. Peter’s Brewery,
The Artichoke at Broome, The Duke of York at Ditchingham and
The Queen’s Head at Earsham (free refreshments).
Booking essential with either Jim Jervis: 01986
892 905 or Chris Reeve: 01986 893 155.
£3 coach fare

Wednesday 23rd July
SHAKESPEARE AT THE CASTLE
THE TEMPEST
Performed by Circle 67
Castle Meadow
Entry by ticket only from The Café
@ The Castle or Jim Jervis 01986
892905
Entry free – hat collection on exit

Saturday 26th July
Hey, Let’s Go Fishing!
Bungay Common Pond opposite Outney
Meadow Caravan Park
Learn how to fish with a trained NFA coach and
become a member of the Bungay Cherry Tree
Angling Club.
Free event for Juniors. Booking essential.
Contact: Mark Casto, 07969641061

Click image to view Festival Programme

Festival at
The Fisher Theatre

Art:
An exhibition of photography by
David Ruddle
local landscape photographer, will run
everyday throughout the festival. 11am - 5 pm

Drama:
The Fisher Youth Theatre Juniors
THE RATZ
Friday 4th July at 7.30pm
Saturday 5th July at 2pm and 7.30pm
Tickets £7 (£5 concessions)
The Fisher Youth Theatre Seniors

THE PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE
Friday 11th July at 7.30pm
Saturday 12th July at 2pm and 7.30pm
Tickets £7 (£5 concessions)

Narration:
An Evening with ...
CLEMENT FREUD
Without hesitation, repetition or much deviation, Sir
Clement talks about his life
Wednesday 9th July at 7.30pm
Tickets £18

An Evening with ...
JOHN JULIUS NORWICH
Historian, writer, a radio presenter and outstanding
performer: a night not to miss.
Friday 18th July at 7.30pm
Tickets £15

Music:
Soundworks present:
AN ACOUSTIC SHOWCASE
Adele Swallow, Matt Shepherd, Nick Worrall
Sunday 13th July at 8pm
Tickets £10

Comedy:
“If it’s Laughter You’re After”
A fun and laughter cabaret show with
Nigel ‘Boy’ Syer and Steve Ace
Saturday 19th July at 7.45pm
Tickets £9.50

Bungay Antiques Street Fair, Sunday 13 July 2008

BUNGAY

ANTIQUES STREET FAIR
Earsham Street/Castle Meadow

Sunday 13th July 2008

9am - 4pm

Bargains galore for treasure seekers!

Admission: Free

Hot and cold food plus entertainment.

* * *

Bungay Street Markets
Every year Bungay holds three street markets, in Earsham Street which is closed to traffic for the day

May - Garden Street Market

July - Antique Street Market

December - Christmas Street Market

For any information regarding any of these or to book a stall then please call

John Pestell on 01986 782464

or

email willowdykes.barn@virgin.net

Family Fun Day at Frenze Beck, Diss

Family Fun Day

at

Frenze Beck Nature Reserve
Sawmills Road, Diss

There will be arrange of art and countryside activities on site with the addition of face painting and stilt walking bugs roaming around the site.

on

Saturday 19 July 2008

between

10am and 3pm

£3.00 per child
with accompanying adults free of charge

* * *

Frenze Beck

"We have embarked on the creation of a small wetland wildlife paradise on the western bank of the River Frenze in Diss, and this formerly unused ground has now been commended by the Environment Agency as part of its celebration of World Wetlands Day.

Frenze Beck was previously ecologically poor and overgrazed grazing marsh, within the floodplain of the river Frenze. It had become increasingly dry with peat build up and the remains of slubbing out works being deposited on the riverbank, reducing the ability of the river to flood onto the land".

insight issue 66 - NHS Mental Health Trust

NHS Mental Health Trust - insight issue 66

Click image to view or download a pdf file

Email us on foundationtrust@nwmhp.nhs.uk

website: www.nwmhp.nhs.uk

Harleston Library Activities and Events

Harleston Library Activities and Events

Services at Harleston Library

• Books for loan - information, education, leisure
• LARGE PRINT books Books on tape
• Language courses on tape
• Information service
• Community Information
• Book request service
• Internet Access (free)
• Videos
• Automatic doors
• Car park

Events for the
National Year of Reading

Art Workshop for families
Thursday 24 July
10am - 4pm.

This is in partnership with the Arch project led by artist Paul Cope, who will be helping people create colourful street banners for the Harleston festival in August. Pre-booking is essential via the library.

Norfolk Family Learning activity session
Tuesday 5 August
2pm - 3.30pm

Take up the Team Read Challenge!
Tuesday 19 August
10.30am – 11.30am

• Beat the Buzzer ‘Pit Stop Quiz'

• Kit out a book character in your favourite team strip

• Design your own magazine cover

…and more
For children aged 6-11 and their parents/carers


Fitness Fables – Tony Dallas
Tuesday 19 August
2pm – 3pm

Regular Events

Baby bounce and Rhymetime
Every Wednesday at 10.30 am in school term.

Under 8's storytime
Every Wednesday in school holidays at 10.30am

For further details of these events please contact Harleston Library.

Opening Hours
Monday 10.00-1.00; 2.00-7.30
Tuesday closed
Wednesday 10.00-7.30
Thursday closed
Friday 10.00-1.00; 2.00-7.30
Saturday 9.30-1.00
Holiday opening hours

Harleston Library
Swan Lane,
Harleston,
IP20 9AW

Telephone: 01379 852549

Email: harleston.lib@norfolk.gov.uk

Location map

Parish website:
www.harleston-norfolk.org.uk

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