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The
Palgrave
Star
June
2015
THE PALGRAVE STAR
The magazine of the Palgrave and District Community Council
Registered Charity 269132
PDCC Chairman:
Vice Chairman:
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership Secretary
Bookings Secretary
Alan Spoors
Martin Dyer
Emma Callaghan
Heather Goddard
Helen Thorburn
(01379 651749)
Susie Dyer
(07554 945682)
[email protected]
Committee Members:
Hugh Bunbury, Emma Callaghan, Susie Dyer, Diane Gibbons, John
Gibbons, Di Grantham, Gill Heriz, Jan Hicks, John Kilgannon, Ted Ling,
Lee Lockwood, Jane McClintock, Robert Moore, Jean Potter, Val Pudney, Pat Simms, Margaret Spoors.
Applications for membership are always welcome. Application
forms are available from Committee members, and at the Community Centre.
If you would like to advertise in The Palgrave Star, or have material for publication, please contact Alan Spoors at [email protected]., or by ‘phone
on 01379 650639. Please include your name and telephone number. Material
will be included at the editor’s discretion.
The deadline for the July edition is
Saturday, 20th June
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Palgrave Parish Council - May 2015
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Annual Parish Meeting 24 April Only 18 Electors attended (of over 700 on the Register). Their
main concerns include speeding, surprise at restrictions on working hours for police community support officers and civilians, HGVs through the village, through traffic and the ‘Access Only’ road, delays
with speeding signs, dirty and obscured road signs and untrimmed verges. Managed conversion of
footway lighting to LED met with approval (when the present lights fail they will have to be converted).
Annual Parish Council Meeting 14th May The newly-elected councillors met with the first order of
business always being election of a chairman. Cllr Mike Bootman was re-elected for a second year
with Cllr Val Pudney as vice chairman and also Financial Officer, a key post usually filled by the Clerk.
Appointments - Michael Lockett was re-appointed and Ian McClintock appointed as representatives on
the Palgrave Welfare Trust, Ted Ling retiring after many years. Cllrs Neil Weston and Wendy Cooper
to be representatives on St John’s Liaison Group, Cllr Elaine Bootman will be representative on the
PDCC while Cllr Mike Bootman continues on the Wind Turbine Working Party.
Calendar of Meetings Confirmed for the year. Copies will be on notice boards and parish website.
Grass Cutting The work was re-awarded to Mid Suffolk DC, having submitted competitive prices,
and we have this year included regular strimming of the verge in front of the Cemetery and also 3
careful strims around the Pond in an attempt to contain the weeds while aiding the natural planting.
Speeding In view of concerns expressed at the Annual Parish Meeting about the restricted hours operators of mobile camera vans and police community support officers are permitted to work, and with it
being a year since the application to County Highways for the Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS), we have
asked local police to arrange for a roads policing-officer to identify sites suitable for hand-held radar.
This will provide a legal opinion of those sites suitable for VAS as well as helping to decide whether
‘Community Speedwatch’ might be a more effective way of dealing with speeding.
Through Traffic using the ‘Access Only’ Road In the light of concerns raised by the School in their
Travel Plan, local police continue to monitor and advise drivers as and when duty permits whilst
County Cllr Jessica Fleming is working with Highways on plans to (i) close it, (ii) lay speed humps or
(iii) narrow the road, the local preference being for closure at the north end. Which do you prefer?
Footway Lighting In the light (pun intended) of support at the Annual Parish Meeting, we agreed that
County Highways should make a start on replacing these with LED fittings. The first lights to be
changed are, for safety reasons, those that are too close to the electricity cables on the poles. There
will be one (of two lights) changed on Crossing Rd, Lows Lane, Priory Rd, Upper Rose Lane and near
Church Farm Close, with another in Lows Lane located close to the first either being removed or replaced.
BT Telephone Box We have an opportunity to ‘adopt’ it for just £1, but it would be very good if you
came up with plans for potential Community uses for it. Please send your ideas to Mike Bootman.
A reminder of the ‘Cherish your Churchyard’ Work Day on morning of Saturday 30 th May
‘Lorrywatch’ Volunteers continue to observe and report HGVs going through the 7.5T restriction
across The Green/Denmark Hill and Suffolk CC is following these through. We have also been asked
to monitor HGV use of Crossing Road and Priory Road to support restrictions on these too.
Next Meeting will be held on Thursday 25th June - 7.30pm in the Community Centre.
Members of the public are always welcome to attend with 15 minutes set aside for any questions. The
agenda is displayed 1 week in advance on the council’s notice board by Forge Close and the Palgrave
website: http://www.palgrave.onesuffolk.net/ where you will find much other useful information.
In the absence of a Clerk please contact the Chairman: [email protected] or tel: 01379 640211
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DAWN CHORUS WALK ON WORTHAM LING
In the spirit of David Garnham's rambles a few years ago, a group of hardy folk, 16
strong, defied the clock to be on The Ling by 5.30a.m. on a glorious Sunday morning.
The sun was just rising, dispelling an atmospheric mistiness hanging over the heath.
The purpose was to discover the wildlife to be seen and heard whilst most people were
still in bed, enjoying a gentle stroll and good company at the same time.
We strolled round the Ling for a little over 2 hours, covering almost 3 miles at a very
gentle pace, through heather and gorse, grassland and trees. Though of course we did
not see as many different birds as we would have hoped (birdwatchers never do!), we
either saw or heard some 37 species. The 'star' was a barn owl as we first arrived,
sadly seen by very few, but more intriguing and difficult were the several warblers heard
- the consensus being chiffchaff, willow warbler, blackcap, garden warbler and whitethroat.
Mammals and insects were reluctant to appear (rabbits excepted), the former probably
due to the more usual dog-walkers and the latter because it was too chilly for them at
that hour! Wild flowers abounded - if only we knew what they all were!
The finale was a welcome full English breakfast at the Community Centre, which really
'hit the spot'. Thanks to Helen Thorburn and friends for putting on a very much appreciated spread for us - a nice way to finish what, I think, was an enjoyable reintroduction to
the PDCC's programme of events.
Ian McClintock
Every Friday from 10am - 11am
In the community centre
£6 per session
Great fab dance workout,
energising and exhilarating!
Contact Jill on 01379 897055 or 07800639141
Email: [email protected]
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Events at Redgrave and Lopham Fen, nr Bressingham, IP22 2HX
June, July, and August 2015
Guided Fen Walks
Saturdays - 4 July, 1 Aug 10.30am - 1pm
Enjoy the sights and sounds of the Fen with enthusiast and naturalist John Hill.
£3 Meet at the Education Centre, no booking required.
Wildlife Watch Group
Saturdays – 13 June, 11 July 10.30am – 12.30pm
A club for 6 – 12yr olds, £2
Contact [email protected]
or call 01379 688333
Summer Holiday Activities
Family Events, £2.50 per person
Wednesday 29 July, 10am-12noon and 2pm-4pm - Pond dipping
Wednesday 5 August, 10am-12noon - Super furry animals
Wednesday 12 August, 2pm-4pm - Awesome arachnids
Wednesday 19 August, 2pm-4pm - Pictorial orienteering
Tuesday 25 August, 10am-2pm - Fabulous flowers
Wednesday 26 August, 2pm-4pm - Beetlemania
Children must be accompanied by an adult. Booking essential 01379 688333
Activity Days, £6 per child
Tuesday 4 August, 10am-2pm - Wild art
Tuesday 11 August, 10am-2pm - Bio challenge
Tuesday 18 August, 10am-2pm - Wild fun and games
Unaccompanied children only. Booking essential 01379 688333
Art Exhibition
Sat 29, Sun 30 & Mon 31 August, 10am - 4pm
Artwork by local artists inspired by nature.
Free entry. Refreshments available.
Adult Courses
Botanical Illustration
Saturday 1 August 10am – 3pm
Illustration techniques with the emphasis on botanical accuracy, using summer plants. With botanical
illustrator, Christine Grey-Wilson
£25/£21.50
Booking essential 01473 890089
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GARAGE SALES SUNDAY 17th MAY
A sunny day, hurrah! Our Garage Sale day organised so brilliantly by Helen was a
huge success. I know because I was there – were you?
I was on duty at the Community Centre selling maps at 50p each and cups of tea and
coffee, sausage rolls, cakes and cookies.
People were waiting for us to arrive soon after 8.30 and the steady stream of shoppers
went on for at least three hours before calming down a bit. We found that people had
travelled from Ipswich, Long Stratton, Hemsby(!) as well as fromour neighbouring villages - and friends were greeting friends - it was a lovely atmosphere.
We did lose count of how many people came into the Centre – but we were very
pleased to hear a lot of them saying what a lovely Centre we have and what a lot goes
on and how they wished their villages had a meeting-place like ours especially the
newly refurbished Bar where they could sit with a cup of tea after their shopping.
We heard that the village was alive with visitors and one householder counted 400 visitors through their gate – thank you to all of you who took part – this was really what village life should be.
THANK YOU
J and P
SUNDAY 21st JUNE - AFTERNOON TEA PARTY
We are planning an Afternoon Tea on Sunday 21st June at the Community Centre,
3pm – 5pm
A proper tea-party with tablecloths and teapots and some special tea-party treats! We
might even have ‘proper’ waitresses!
Please book your place by phoning Pat (643629) or Margaret (650639) by Tuesday
16th June
Only £6 per person (£5 for members of the PDCC)
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PALGRAVE WALKING GROUP
Our group, which now regularly attracts between 20 and 30 walkers, meets on the
second and fourth Tuesday of each month leaving Palgrave Community Centre at
9.45 a.m. Everyone is welcome to join our friendly group but it is regretted that
dogs cannot be allowed on our walks. Additionally Palgrave Walking Group, or its
walk leaders, cannot be held liable for any injury sustained whilst on any walk they
organise. Please contact Brian Beecroft on 01379 642208 or Sam and Eileen
Turner on 01379 643160 if you would like further details.
June 2015 Walks
Tuesday 9th June
Caron and Alan will lead us on a flat 5 mile walk from New to Old Buckenham via
the Old Buckenham Stud. The route goes across fields and minor roads to New
Buckenham Castle and St Mary's Chapel built in the 12th century. Along the way
one of the largest restored windmills in England can be seen. There are 3 stiles
and part of the walk is along the B 1077, afterwards we can visit the Inn on the
Green for refreshments. Meeting point for the walk for those going to it directly will
be outside the Inn on the Green in New Buckenham.
Tuesday 23rd June
Davina is going to take us on a walk around the village of North Lopham. The walk
is mostly open countryside, no stiles and the length is about five and a half miles.
Refreshments afterwards in the Kings Head, North Lopham
If you wish to join us on these walks (or any future walks) please be at Palgrave Community Centre car park ready to leave for the starting point at 9.45
a.m.
All the best
Sam and Eileen
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Palgrave Film Nights
Entrance to all films £5 (£4 for PDCC members)
SaturdayJune 6th at 7.30 pm
BIRDMAN 12a
Oscar for Best Film
Sat July 11th AT 8 PM
THE SECOND BEST MARIGOLD HOTEL
The return of your favourite characters
Coming shortly ...
Blade Runner - The final cut
Woman in Gold
Films presented in digital surround-sound
Seats must be reserved in advance for payment on the door.
E-mail [email protected]
or phone 01379 742983
Free parking
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Bar
We will ‘forget you not’ this Fathers Days
This month, while many celebrate Father’s Day, there
will be a group of people spending this special day
without their dad and we have commissioned a special book of memories from which people may draw
comfort by expressing how they feel or sharing
prayers, poems, thoughts and inspirational sayings.
Anyone who has been bereaved of their dad can contribute to the book, and children and young people are
also encouraged. There will be a Father’s Day book
of memories in our Rosedale Funeral Home in Diss.
From all of our Funeral Homes we have available
beautifully presented ‘forget me not’ seeds for families
to take away and plant in memory of their dad. If you
would like to receive a sachet of seeds, please contact
Diss 01379 640810
The seeds and the book of memories will be available
in the week prior to Father’s Day for those wishing to
contribute. Our Funeral Homes are open 9am-5pm
every week day.
Rosedale is pleased to be supporting a special service of Remembrance on Father’s Day at GreenAcres
Woodland Burials – Colney, near Norwich. The service will begin at 11am and will be held in the Woodland Hall and it is free to attend and open to all. Advance booking is advisable on 01603 811 556 or
www.greenacreswoodlandburials.co.uk/colney.
PALGRAVE GARDENING AND SOCIAL GROUP
Angie Jones was our speaker once again on May 11th for a Question & Answer session.
Questions included the differences between using comfrey and nettles as a natural
fertiliser; ridding the garden of leatherjackets; planting in heavy soil; peach-blight; and
the right time to plant out Ipomoea (Morning Glory).
The warm sunny morning allowed us to enjoy our hostess’s garden where Angie
continued to answer a myriad of questions.
Thought for the Month
Now that it's all over, what did you really do yesterday that's worth mentioning? ~
Coleman Cox.
Tip of the Month
June 2015
Slug pellets made from recycled wool (for example Vitax “Slug Gone”) are entirely
safe to hedgehogs , birds and pets - and even to slugs, for they don’t kill them but
only form a barrier which protects your plants. They are especially good at protecting
plants in pots (but make sure the leaves aren’t touching a wall or snails will approach
that way) ) , vulnerable clematis stems and hostas. As they gradually rot they add humus to the soil and another layer of pellets will need to be added.
JAL
Recipe of the Month
Baked Rhubarb and Orange Sponge
This is a lovely way to use your garden rhubarb.
1 lb rhubarb cut in half-inch slices.; 2 oz soft brown sugar; 2 teasp finely grated orange rind (optional); 3 tabs melted honey; 2 oz butter; 2oz caster sugar; 1 beaten
egg; 3oz self raising flour
Butter a pie or soufflé dish (approx 1½ pint capacity) and tip in the rhubarb. Sprinkle
with the brown sugar and half the grated peel and pour over the melted honey.
Cream the butter and sugar in the usual way, adding the rest of the grated peel. Now
beat in the egg gradually (adding a little of the flour to stop it curdling) and stir in the
flour. Bring the mixture to a soft dropping consistency with a little milk if necessary.
Spread over the rhubarb and bake in a moderate oven (Reg 5 or equivalent) for about
40 mins or until risen and golden. Now pierce the sponge carefully with a skewer in
several places to check that the rhubarb is completely tender. If it isn’t, put it back in
the oven for 5 mins and check again. Serve hot with cream, but it is also good cold
the next day.
JAL
Anyone interested in the above or in Membership of the Group please contact
Diane Gibbons on 01379 641760.
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Fancy a day out with Borderhoppa?
At Borderhoppa we operate regular weekly outings for our members throughout the
year. We operate a door-to-door service and it’s a great way to get out and about,
meet people or just visit somewhere different.
So far this year our members have enjoyed shopping trips to Stowmarket, Beccles,
The Range, Thetford and Bungay. pub lunches at Half Moon, Rushall, The White
Horse, Stoke Ash, The Black Horse, Thorndon and The Jolly Farmers, Forncett St
Peter.
Outings for the next few months include, Lowestoft, Taverham Country Shopping
Centre, Aldeburgh and Thorpeness, Waveney Stardust boat trips, Southwold, Gt
Yarmouth, Felixstowe, Fairhaven Water Gardens, Raveningham Country Fair, Stowmarket and several pub lunches.
If you or someone you know would like to join us, please call us on 01379 854800.
Membership is £6/6 months or £10/12 months, outings are individually priced. If you
would like more information please visit our website www.borderhoppa.org.
Once you become a member you can also use our door to door Dial-a-Ride service
for appointments, shopping or just to visit friends or family. Our buses are fully accessible and can be used by anybody of any age.
Summer Barbecue
Sunday 5th July at the Community Centre – all welcome – see
posters for further details or phone Susie (650382).
Bar open – and again a friendly Palgrave Community Centre welcome.
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NICK BOBBY
TREE SERVICES
All Aspects Of Tree Work Undertaken
Professional Hedge Cutting/ Reducing
Grass Cutting & Strimming
Seasoned Firewood ready for delivery
Competitive Rates
Professional Service
NPTC a LANTRA Qualified
Free Quotations call
01379 788757 or 07545 989081
www.nickbobbytreeservices.co.uk
Tree Specialists
Your local tree surgeons. Based in Hoxne
We specialise in:
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Tree surgery
Trimming of trees and hedges
Disease and damage correction
Fully qualified, certificated and insured.
For a free estimate please call
Joan or Alan on:
01379 668636 or 07990 801 388
[email protected]
E&D Boiler Maintenance Ltd
Upper Church Farm, Finningham Road, Rickinghall, Suffolk,IP22 1LP
Specialists in Oil, Gas, & LPG
Boiler Maintenance, Breakdowns, Repairs, and Installations
All makes covered including:
Worcester Bosch, Boulter Camray, HRM Wallstar, Vaillant, Baxi
Boiler Insurance, annual maintenance reminders, and controls work
[email protected]
www.boilerrepairsuffolk.co.uk
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Tel: 01379 898574 Mobile: 07771 880525
HELP URGENTLY REQUIRED!!
Are You a Frustrated Thespian?
Can you spare an hour once a week?
We are looking for additional helpers for our Open the Book Team.
Every Thursday at 9:00 the children from Palgrave School come into church for Open
the Book. This is a specially produced collection of bible stories covering both Old and
New Testament.
With the help of a few of the children, we all act out a different bible story each week.
We then think about the content, have a prayer and sing a suitable song to finish off.
There is no requirement to learn lines as we each carry a script and most of the story
is told by the narrator.
We would be pleased to see both men and women joining us as we are sometimes
very stretched when there is a large cast, perhaps, or members are on holiday or ill.
If you would like to experience an Open the Book morning just come along to church
at 9:00 one Thursday during term time to meet the team and see what goes on. There
will be no pressure for you to join.
And ...
Joyful village worship to celebrate summer, with hymns suggested by you!
You are warmly invited to come and sing at the Summer Songs of Praise at St. Peter’s Church at 10.00 am for 10.15 am on Sunday 21st June. Joyful village worship to
celebrate summer together with favourite hymns, followed by summery refreshments
… Bring a friend!
This service will be dedicated to our late organist, Dr Merlin Channon, in memory of
him and his love of music. So let’s raise the roof as we remember him!
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All types of carpentry
Roofs, Doors, Tiling
Fitted Kitchens / Bathrooms
Free estimates
NEIL M FOULGER
Carpenter & Joiner
01379 898048 mobile 07766337081
[email protected]
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Jill Mitev-Will BA(Hons) Dip. MBACP
Aisling house Counselling Practice
01379 897055
Mobile: 07800 639141
Email : [email protected]
Life's full of challenges:
I offer a safe professional confidential service and support for all
emotional concerns including
Relationship issues/bereavement/ eating disorders/low self esteem/ depression/Addictions/ domestic abuse.
I have a delightful room in my home and parking.
BOOKING RATES FOR PALGRAVE COMMUNITY CENTRE
MONDAY – FRIDAY
FRIDAY EVENING, SATURDAY & SUNDAY
£10.00 PER HOUR
£12.00 PER HOUR
Bar Service for functions £30.00 for 4 hours
Deposit of 50% with booking
PALGRAVE PARISH WEBSITE – webmaster
Dave Whitehouse, Hyland House, Lion Road, Palgrave.
Telephone. 01379 644656 or email: [email protected]
CLUB BAR OPEN
Friday
8.30pm – 11pm
Bar Manager:
Martin Dyer
07554 945682
Did you know that you can hire the Community Centre for children’s
parties? It’s an ideal venue: big enough for most groups, warm, and
secure. Our charges are lower than most, and we try our best to
help - we can even accommodate an indoor bouncy castle.
Please contact our Bookings Secretary, Susie Dyer, on
07554 945682.
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Friendly & Reliable Service
General Plumbing
Bathroom Fitting & Tiling
Sinks/Taps
Water Softeners
Fully qualified & Insured
Mr Pat Marsden
T: 01379 651007
M: 07799 895958
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Hurt or Injured?
Maximum compensation, minimum fuss
Members of the Law Society
Specialist Personal Injury Panel
Members of Headway & Spinal
InjuriesAssociation Panels
Chancery House,
Victoria Road,
Diss, Norfolk.
IP22 4HZ
: 01379 644311
www.comercrawley.co.uk
Commercial and Commercial Property
Residential Conveyancing
Debt Recovery ~ Litigation
Matrimonial ~ Personal Injury
Wills, Probate and
Lasting Powers of Attorney
Proud to support the
East Anglian Air Ambulance
For competitive fees and a personal service call
01379 854455
Grow Your Business
Offices at Diss, Ipswich, Felixstowe and at
Ancient House, The Thoroughfare in Harleston.
IP20 9AS
(formerly Taylor & Co)
With
The Palgrave Star
Why not take a look at our website?
www.jackamans.co.uk
Advertising Rates
Small Box
£30
Large Box
£50
Half-Page
£100
Full Page
£175
For 12 advertisements
RICHARD KEEBLE
Painter – Decorator
Ceramic Tiling
Plus
General House Maintenance
For a free quote please telephone
01379 644867
Mobile 07768 229 700
The Palgrave Star is delivered every month
to 500 homes in the Palgrave area.
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Anglia Hypnotherapy and Psychotherapy
Phobias . Fears . Depression . Anxiety
Confidence . Weight Loss . Stop Smoking
Contact Ruth ☏ 07919 418815
[email protected]
for your FREE Assessment Consultation
Ruth Watson BA(Hons)Psych, DHip(Adv), MIAEBP
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B.C.GODDARD Anglia
INTERIOR/EXTERIOR
PAINTER & DECORATOR
AND
Chimney
Sweeps
GENERAL
MAINTENANCE
01359 221893
07711 458575
FOR A FREE QUOTE
PLEASE CONTACT
BRIAN ON
01379 388174
Power sweeping for a thorough clean
Smoke draft test with every sweep
Fully trained and insured
Insurance-recognised certificates
OR
07759956627
E-MAIL
[email protected]
www.angliachimneysweeps.co.uk
www.bcgoddard.co.uk
DISS FOOT CARE
Foot care in the comfort
of your own home
Sherralyn Blakely TCFCP dip
Foot Care Specialist
Friendly and professional service
Nails cut, hard skin removed
Corns, fungal nail, ingrown nails,
callouses treated.
Call for more details:
07876648667
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J&J’s SERIOUSLY GOOD MEATS
formerly Stuston Farm Shop
Specialising in seriously good quality meats, fruits & vegetables
Open...
Thursday
Friday
Hall Farm
Stuston
IP21 4AH
8.30—5.30
8.30—5.30
Wedding Limousine Hire
Palgrave Based
Alec Butcher
Mercedes E280cdi
Tel: 07585 099 572
Diss Garden Centre
For all your Gardening,
Pet Supplies and Wild Bird Food
Victoria Road
Diss
IP22 4JG
tel.01379 642873
Deliveries available. Helpful service and advice at all times
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THE CUTTING COTTAGE
HAIR SALON
Old Bury Road, Palgrave
01379 783003
Open Tuesday - Saturday
Family Run Ironing
& Dry Cleaning service
(Late nights available
Thursdays & Fridays)
Established 9 years
Lesley is available for Waxing & Nails
and now offers Gellux nails (like a
manicure but instant dry with no
chipping and lasts for up to 2 weeks)
Collection & delivery
Based in Roydon
Tigi & Kms products sold
Phone Karen for details
01379 652767
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Rushford Services
N C Beaney Ceramic Tiling
07825512583 or 01379 640433
Limited
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
All types of tiling carried out from
Kitchens to Swimming Pools
DOMESTIC SPECIALIST
Part P Registered
Over 20 years experience
Free estimates and advice
All Electrical Work Undertaken
Free No Obligation Quotation
Test & Inspection
24 Hr Emergency Breakdowns
All Work Insured & Guaranteed
find me on facebook @ N C Beaney Ceramic Tiling
01379 788188
07809481210
TOM'S HEATING SERVICES
Oil Boiler Installation, Servicing ,Breakdowns
Heating System Upgrades
General Plumbing & Bathroom Installations
01379 741545
07810 452043
Free quotations
Emergency Callouts
OFTEC Reg/FullyQualified
Park Flowers
Flowers for ALL occasions
Park Road
Diss
IP22 4AS
 01379 644 171
JLW Electrical Services
Domestic ▪ Industrial ▪ Commercial ▪ Agricultural
All types of electrical work undertaken
Part & full rewires New installations
Free written quotations No job is too small
Tele. 01379 890364
Mobile 07800 739476
[email protected]
Hedge Management
Traditional Mole Control for
Grass Cutting
Large Gardens, Farms &
Weed Control
Equestrian Properties
Tree & Hedge Planting
Scrub Clearance
Fully Insured and Qualified
01379 890333
mob. 07801 297152
Molecatching
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The Swan Nursery
School
Hall Lane,
Roydon,
Diss
Est. 1990
Beautiful Nursery set in private
woodland grounds
CARS - VANS - TRUCKS
SERVICING - DIAGNOSTICS - MOT
ALL MAKES, INCLUDING PEUGEOT
LOCAL - ESTABLISHED - RELIABLE
VEHICLE COLLECTION FROM
HOME OR WORK
Free Funding for all 3 year-olds and
some 2 year-olds
FOR PROMPT SERVICE FROM A
FAMILY-RUN FIRM CALL
Private Day Nursery for children
aged 2 to 5 years
Highly Qualified and Dedicated Staff
01379 641808 / 07799 885558
Excellent child/adult ratios
Tel: Michelle 01379 644588 for details
www.swannursery.co.uk
UNIT 2, FORGE BUSINESS CENTRE, ROSE
LANE, PALGRAVE, DISS, IP22 1AP
Traditional Chinese
Acupuncture
Restores Your Health
Deborah Ellis LicAc M.B.Ac.C
25 years experience
01379 651553
The Paddocks, The Green, Palgrave
J.B.PLUMBING
For a friendly and reliable service please do not hesitate to contact
Jack Buckmaster
Tel 01379 644027 or 07912092212 - E-mail: [email protected]
For all your plumbing requirements such as:
Bathroom installations + Water softeners + Shower pumps
Outside taps + Changing and moving radiators
Kitchen sinks + Extensions
No job too small - Qualified and Insured - Based in Palgrave
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PDCC Diary—June, 2015
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
1
2pm Carpet Bowls
7pm Cribbage
2
9am Fit to Drop
7pm Drumming
3
12.00 Extend
7pm & 8pm
Bounce Fit
730pm PDCC
4
1pm School PE
5
10 am Fit Steps
6
7.30 pm
Film Night
7
8
9
2pm Carpet Bowls 9 am Fit to Drop
7pm Cribbage
7 pm Drumming
7.30pm Line Dancing
10
12.00 Extend
7 pm Bounce
8 pm Bounce
11
9.30 am Quilters
12
10 am Fit Steps
13
10.30 am
Peacock Nursery
Fun Day
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15
2pm Carpet Bowls
7pm Cribbage
7.30pm Line Dancing
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12.00 Extend
7 pm Bounce Fit
8 pm Bounce Fit
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19
20
21
1pm School PE
10.am Fit Steps
7.30 pm Film Night 2 pm—5 pm
Afternoon Tea
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12.00 Extend
7 pm Bounce Fit
8 pm Bounce Fit
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1pm School PE
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10am Fit Steps
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Monday
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9 am Fit to Drop
12.30 pm
Friendship Club
7pm Drumming
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2pm Carpet Bowls 9 9m Fit to Drop
7pm Cribbage
7.30pm Line Danc- 7 pm Drumming
ing
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2pm Carpet Bowls
7pm Cribbage
7.30pm Line Dancing
30
9 am Fit to Drop
2 pm Friendship
Club
7pm Drumming
7.30 pm PC
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QUICK CROSSWORD
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THE PALGRAVE STAR
JUNE 2015
Palgrave and District Community Council
Registered 28
Charity 269132