See, also, Neighbour's Events at Occold, Debenham, Pettaugh, Redlingfield, Thornham and Thorndon.
All in the Village Hall unless otherwise stated. August 2022
Wednesday 10th Lunch Club 12 noon for 12.30 Advance Bookings Please Saturday 13th Crafternoon 2-4pm Monday 15th Village Hall Committee 8pm All Welcome Saturday 20th Book Sale & Coffee Morning 10am Highbanks, 1 Broadway Thursday 25th Library Van - 2 stops in village 9.45am and 10.05am Saturday 27th Village Produce & Craft Show 2.30-4.30pm
September 2022
Saturday 3rd Music on the Green 2-5pm Friday 9th Talk by Lord Gardiner 7.30pm in St Andrews Church Saturday 10th Suffolk Churches Ride & Stride Saturday 10th Crafternoon 2-4pm Monday 12th Parish Council meeting All Welcome Sunday 25th Harvest Festival St Andrews Church Tuesday 27th Gardening Club
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Village FeteThanks again to all those who helped with the setup, running and take down of the fete. We can announce that we made a profit of about £2300 (the best ever profit made at a fete) and special thanks to our hard-working fete committee, Katie, Jos and mark. Future EventsSeptember 3rdMusic on the Green (in the Village Hall if wet) from 2pm to 5pm. The Group Harbour Lights could not be with us but instead we have booked the group called Maggie and Stan who play a wide variety of music. They will play 2 sets of 45 minutes and we are pleased to say that Steve McKie, and Katie Durrant and Mark Little will also be performing. This is a free event however a bucket will be available for donations towards to the upkeep of the village Hall. The bar will be open for drinks and there will be a BBQ from 3pm onwards. Bring something to sit on, a blanket or chair and invite your friends to come and join us for fun afternoon of music, refreshments and hopefully sunshine! October 8thCountry Dance with caller and a bring and share buffet. No knowledge or experience of dance is needed for this fun evening. The bar will be open, and we will be selling tickets nearer the time at £3 for adults and £1 for children. We will be asking people to bring a plate to share for the buffet. August 15thNext V Hall committee meeting 8pm at the village hall. Anyone wishing to join us on the committee would be most welcome, we meet on the 3rd Monday of each month.
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‘Crafternoon’ on Saturday 13th August 2-4pmWhatever your art or craft bring along your current project. Share skills, ideas, tips and techniques. Inspire and be inspired in the company of other creative people. If you have an ‘arty’ or ‘crafty’ friend then bring them too. Surplus art/craft items & books to sell? Bring them for the bring and buy table.
Entry: £2.00 per person (inc. tea/coffee/biscuits). |
Vegetables & Fruit |
Flowers & Plants |
Cookery & Preserves |
Eggs |
Hobbies and Craft |
1. 5 Runner Beans |
1. 5 Stems of Dahlias – to incl 3 varieties |
1. Victoria Jam Sponge |
1. white eggs |
1. oil or acrylic |
2. 3 Onions |
2. 5 Stems of perennials (3 varieties) |
2. fruit pie |
2. 3 brown |
2. Photo ‘ Wildlife’ |
3. 4 Shallots |
3. 1 sunflower stem |
3. 1 Loaf |
3. 3 coloured |
3. Embroidered piece |
4. 4 Potatoes |
4. 1 Single Rose |
4. 6 Scones |
4.3 bantam |
4. Knitted/Crochet piece |
5. 3 Beetroot |
5. arrangement mixed perennials |
5. 6 shortbread |
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5. Pencil Sketch |
6. 3 Carrots |
6. 1 Vase of Mixed Fragrant Flowers |
6. 6 sausage rolls |
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6. Watercolour |
7. 5 Tomatoes |
7. Hedgerow and/or wildflower arrangement |
7. Jar of Jam |
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7. Handsewn item |
8. 3 Courgettes |
8. small flower arrangement (6in <) |
8. Jar of Marmalade |
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8. Felted piece |
9. a marrow |
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9. Jar of Chutney |
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9. Model making |
10. 1 lettuce |
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10. Bottle of Homemade Booze |
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11. 1 Cucumber |
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12. 1 cabbage |
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13. 3 Dessert Apples |
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14. 5 Plums |
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15. longest runner bean |
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16. squash |
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17. Mixed Veg Box 6> |
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18. bunch herbs 4> |
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19. Humorous Vegetable |
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20. 2 sweetcorn
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21.4 red onions |
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Wickham skeith produce show Sat 22th aug 2022
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ENTRY FORM |
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Junior Entry Yes/No 10 or under Yes/No 11-16 Yes/No
Entry fee per class : 20p Adult. 10p Junior
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RULES
Please return completed entry forms with the correct entry fee to:
Carol Galsworthy, 2 Kitchen Close, 766964, by Thursday 20nd Aug.
Please click HERE for a printable PDF of the entry form
Fundraising for theChurch: Book sale and Coffee morning
10am on 20th August is the time for the next coffee morning. We have up to date books for sale and some beautiful jigsaws. Coffee, tea, and cake/savouries of course. We’ll have a raffle and enjoy a chat. At Margaret’s Highbanks, 1, Broadway 01449 767121 for queries.
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59 ClubRecent winning numbers: Jun – 6. Jul – 1, 45, 23, 26. |
Suffolk Churches Ride & Stride – Sat 10 Sep
Suffolk Historic Churches Ride & Stride event will be going ahead on Sat 10 Sep 9am – 5pm. Many churches will be open & you can get sponsored to visit as many or as few as you feel able, by cycle or on foot. Of the money raised, 50% goes to the Suffolk Historic Churches Trust & 50% to your nominated church. I have done the ride for most years since 1987 & it’s a good way to see churches in Suffolk & Norfolk. It’s also a great way to raise money for the building fabric of the church.
If you would like to take part, I have sponsorship forms & further information. Alternatively, if you would like to sponsor me, please let me know.
If there is anyone willing to sit in church for an hour on 10th to welcome and sign in any cyclists/walkers and offer them refreshment please contact Liz Davidson.
Pete Davidson – tel. 01449 766622 or email pjdavidson42@gmail.com
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Garage Sales It is proposed to hold Garage Sales on Saturday 1st October 2022 in Wickham Skeith. If you are interested, please contact me by 20th August in order to give sufficient time to be included on a map. Entry fee will be £5 to go towards Village Hall Funds. Further details re refreshments etc will be given nearer the time. Jeanne Mason 01449 767800 |
I have recently taken on the guardianship of the village defibrillator and thought it would be a good time to remind villagers about the device.
Location - the defibrillator is located on the external wall of the village hall (next to the car park and emergency exit).
To access the device you will need to dial 999. They will then ask you for the cabinet number – 2334 and/or postcode of the device - IP23 8LX
These numbers are also on the outside of the defibrillator.
This information will be enable the 999 service to locate our defibrillator and give you the access code to allow you to get access to the device.
The defibrillator is portable and so can be taken to wherever it is needed in the village. 999 will talk you through how to use it and once it is switched on the device will also give you verbal and visual instructions.
No training is necessary to use the defibrillator but it would be useful if some villages have some training. I have contacted someone locally who can provide training for the defibrillator together with some resuscitation training. The cost of the training will be covered by the Parish Council and there are 10 places available for people who live in the village. The training takes about 2 hours and will include the use of a Resus Doll and training defibrillators.
If you are interested, please can you contact me as soon as possible. I can then organise a suitable date and time for the training.
If you have any queries regarding the defibrillator, please contact me. If I don’t know the answer, I will endeavour to find someone who does!
Julie Keable
juliekeable@btinternet.com
The Suffolk Mobile Library van stops in the lay-by outside the chalet bungalows, from 9.45 to 10am. Then outside Haymead House in The Street from 10.05 to 10.20.
Next visits – 28th July & 25th August 2022.
TO THE WONDERFUL RESIDENTS OF WICKHAM SKEITH, PLEASE CAN YOU HELP?
As most of you are aware, we currently have 3 Ukrainian families living in our village. Lack of public transport is proving to be a challenge to enable them to become self-sufficient, attend appointments, go shopping and get jobs.
I am currently Crowd Funding, with marginal success, to gather funds to assist Hanna, my guest, and her son Zachar to purchase a car and pay for Motor Insurance, Car tax and a warranty. So far, she has £1900 of her own capital and the monies I have raised of nearly £700 through crowd funding. I am trying to get to a target of £2500 to avoid an unreliable old banger! I will also be approaching local garages to see if we can exchange positive PR, a wonderful photo opportunity for a “cracking deal” on a reliable car. Should any of you have connections or advice please do not hesitate to contact me.
The link to donate via crowdfunding is below, type it into your Google or Safari search bar and it will automatically take you to the page, it can be done anonymously should you wish….
At the end of Hanna’s stay, if she decides to relocate back to her Mother country Ukraine, she will sell the car and buy a left-hand drive vehicle with the proceeds. She has never been in the position before to own a car. Any help will be very gratefully received.
Thank you in advance for your help and if you have any queries, please do not hesitate to ask me, Sam, at Knoll Farm, 077424 50908 or 01449 768620
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Fundraising for theChurch: Book sale and Coffee morning
10am on 20th August is the time for the next coffee morning. We have up to date books for sale and some beautiful jigsaws. Coffee, tea, and cake/savouries of course. We’ll have a raffle and enjoy a chat. At Margaret’s Highbanks, 1, Broadway 01449 767121 for queries.
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