 COOKS CORNER
Sticky Sausages
1 lb pork chipolatas
2 potatoes, cut into thick chips
2 sweet potatoes, cut into wedges
2 parsnips, cut into wedges
Olive oil
red chilli, chopped
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
2 tbsp brown sugar
2 tbsp soy sauce
juice & rind of 1 lime
200c
Put sausages, potatoes, sweet potatoes, parsnips in a large roasting tin and drizzle with
oil. Bake for 30 mins. Mix the remaining ingredients, spoon over sausages and veg, and
return to oven for 10 - 15 mins until glaze is sticky and vegetables are browned. Serve
with a creamy dip or chunky tomato salsa.
Readers Email
One day I will visit your town again. I use to live at Whelks Copper for one year in
1952 when my father was in the US Air Force and stationed at Sculthorpe RAF. During Desert
Storm/Shield I was stationed at Scampton RAF and worked at Nocton Hall Hospital in the
Surgery Department. Anyway, I will one day revisit your nice little town. Sincerely,
William Torres, Reno, Nevada, USA
Body Shop Party
Body Shop Party to be held at Woodfields School, Holt Road, Sheringham on Monday 28th
April. Doors open 7.30pm for a 8.00pm start. Make-up demonstrations, pampering,
raffle, free gift for all guests and lots more!!! Plus mystery host competition – one
lucky winner will receive up to £100 worth of products of their choice free.
Tickets £2.00 each which includes a free glass of wine and nibbles. All proceeds
going to Woodfields School, Sheringham. For tickets and further details contact Jane
Bridges – Area Manager, The Body Shop at Home on 01263 513242 or Den Bumfrey on 01263
820520. |
Ivory accuses PCT of "failing in its
duty"
Trevor Ivory urges the Chief Executive of the Norfolk Primary Care Trust to rethink the
decision to decide the fate of the Lascelles Ward at Kelling Hospital over thirty-five
miles away from Holt.
In a letter to the PCT's Chief Executive, Trevor Ivory has raised serious concerns about
the way that the PCT has handled its decision to close the Lascelles Ward and has demanded
that a special open board meeting is held in Holt to take the final decision.
The PCT is proposing to hold the board meeting more than thirty-five miles away in
Kings Lynn, which will prevent many of those most affected by the decision, including
staff and patients, from being present.
"This whole sorry saga has been a disaster from the start and the PCT has just one
more chance to show that it cares what the people of Holt and the surrounding area think.
Their incompetence has only been matched by their arrogance and it is time that the PCT's
Board came out of hiding and faced local people," said Mr Ivory.
"The decision to close Lascelles Ward is clearly wrong. We need more community
hospital beds, not less - as was so clearly proved by the disgraceful news reports of
queues of nine ambulances outside the N&N early this year unable to transfer their
patients because of the bed blocking crisis. We need community hospital beds so that we
can move patients on from the N&N and our other acute hospitals and free up the
specialist beds for those who need them."
Mr Ivory has written to the Chief Executive demanding that a special board meeting be
held in Holt to allow the public to see what is going on.
He also asked for answers to important questions that he said were left unanswered at
the recent public meeting. |
