FIT TOGETHER WINTER WALKS PROGRAMME

Wednesday 19th Dec 10:30am.  The Village Inn public house car park, Cromer Rd, West Runton, NR279QT (01263) 838000. West Runton/ Beeston Bump Walk, 3 miles. A mixture of concrete, dirt and grass with a steep gradient.
Thursday 20th Dec 10:30am.  The Ship Inn, The Street, Weybourne, Norfolk, NR25 7SZ. (01263) 588721. Weybourne Cliffs and Windmill Walk, 1.5 miles.A mixture of concrete, dirt, gravel and grass with gentle gradients
Wednesday 2nd Jan 10:30am.  Holt Country Park Walk, Mackay's Hill Car Park, Hempstead Rd, Holt Country Park, Holt, NR25 6DG (01263) 712610, 2 miles. A woodland walk with moderate gradients
Thursday 3rd Jan 10:30am.  Pretty Corner Woods Walk, Pretty Corner Woods Main Car Park, Pretty Corner Lane off the top of Holway Rd from Sheringham or off the A148 (not Pretty Corner Tea Room car park) 2 miles. A woodland walk with moderate gradients
Tuesday 8th Jan 10: 30am.  Sheringham Park Temple Walk, The Dales Hotel, Lodge Hill, Sheringham, NR26 8TJ (01263 824555), 2 miles. A mixture of grass, dirt and woodlands with moderate gradients.
Thursday 10th Jan 10: 30am.  Sheringham to Weybourne Walk, Sheringham, The Fountain pond, The Lees, off The Boulevard, Sheringham, Norfolk, NR26 8BH, 3 miles. A mixture of concrete, dirt and grass with a steep gradient. Coast Hopper bus back.
Monday 14th Jan 10:30am.  Sheringham Park Pinetree View Walk, The Dales Hotel, Lodge Hill, Sheringham, NR26 8TJ (01263 824555), 3 miles. A mixture of dirt, grass and woodland with steep gradients.
Wednesday 16th Jan 10:30am.  West Runton/ Beeston Bump Walk, The Village Inn public house car park, Cromer Rd, West Runton, NR279QT (01263) 838000, 3 miles. A mixture of concrete, dirt and grass with a steep gradient.

Wellbeing in North Norfolk

WINN (Wellbeing in North Norfolk) provide information, help and support for members of the public in their community who has any problem and/or concerns that may arise (e.g. Housing, Debt, Health, DLA /AA/ Blue Badge Forms etc). WINN also helps organize setting up support groups, there are 2 support groups who meet at Merchants' Place, 16, Church Street, Cromer, NR27-9GW, (Changes - Women Menopause Group that meets the 1 st Tuesday of the month between 7.30pm – 9pm and Scaledown meets every Wednesday between 5.30pm – 6.30pm. WINN has an office at Merchant's Place, 16, Church Street, Cromer NR27 9GW Tel: 01263 519002 (There is a answer machine after working hours) and we are open on Wednesdays 10am–1pm – Fridays 10am–1pm. Also WINN has an outreach information point at Mundesley's Visitor & Advice Centre (winter time only) every 2 nd & 4th Wednesday morning of the month from 10am – 1pm. If you would like further information about WINN (Wellbeing in North Norfolk) please contact WINN on Tel: 01263-519002 or call into the office and have a chat to one of the WINN staff.

CHRISTMAS DIARY

A few ideas for Entertainment or Gifts in the run up to the festive season.

St. Andrews Methodist Church

13th December at 7.30pm the Wesley Guild for an evening of Christmas readings and carols. All are welcome.
16th December Christingle Service at 4.00pm followed by a Christmas tea.
18th December at 7.30pm there will be a Carols By Candlelight service followed by refreshments.
23rd December at 10.45am there will be a service of carols and readings.
Midnight Communion will be held at 11.30 pm on Christmas Eve
A service of Christmas Praise will be held on Christmas Day at 10.00am

BREAK Charity Carol Service

St Peter’s Church, Sheringham
Wednesday 12 December 2007 at 6.00pm
Glebe House School Choir
Evening to include sherry and mince pies afterwards in the adjoining Church Hall.
All welcome to join staff, volunteers and service users of BREAK Charity – come along and join us.

ROTARY CAROL SERVICE

Cromer and Sheringham Rotary Club is to hold its second annual Carol Service on Thursday, December 20 at St. Andrews Methodist Church, Cromer Road, Sheringham.
The service, including carols, lessons and topical sketches, starts at 7.30 pm and will be led by the Rev. Philip Hilstrop, himself a member of the Rotary Club. Admission is free and mince pies will be handed out at the conclusion of the service. All members of the public will be very welcome.

Holy Trinity Church, West Runton

A Village Christmas - Carols & Christmas Trees
December 22nd & 23rd - little trees in church!
Saturday 22nd - 10.30 - Carol singing by the shops, West Runton, then East Runton
Sunday 23rd - 6pm - Carol Service with traditional and modern carols and readings. You are warmly invited to join our festivities!

ST. MARGARET'S THORPE MARKET

Saturday 15th December at 7.30pm, "WINTER YULE", The Cliftonville Singers in seasonal mode.
Sunday 16th December at 6.30 pm Traditional 9 Lessons and Carols, Candlelit Church, Village Folk Band.
Friday 21st December at 7.30pm, Cantamus Community Choir, Candlelit Chritmas Concert, Handel's Messiah part I, Christmas Carols.  £5.00 inc. refreshments.  Booking essential - always a sell out!
Monday 24th December at 11.30 pm, Midnight Mass for Christmas by candlelight, Revd. Roger MacPhee, Village Folk musicians.

Wednesday 26th December 10.00 am, Boxing Day Ramble, thro' beautiful parkland in aid of "Crisis at Christmas Appeal".  £2.00 per walker, including dogs on leads.  Prior registration of intention to walk necessary.
(for security reasons) tel. 01263 833252 or 833697)