 HEAR'SAY
Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, the wise words of Vic and the insights
into the gossip on the streets of Sheringham, are not available for this issue.
We hope that normal service will resume as soon as possible and we look forward to it.
Good health to you all and a Merry Christmas.
Red Riding Hood
This year's pantomime from the Briston Players is Red Riding Hood. If you enjoyed last
years, then you are sure to enjoy this production. The Wolf is ready, the cloak is being
made and the village of Briston takes on a whole new personality on the enlarged stage of
the Copeman Centre. If the wolf is one of your favourite villains then he won't
disappoint. From the big eyes and ears to the furry backs of his paws, he is villainous,
but there is always a happy ending in panto-land. Performances are on:
Friday 9th January 7.30pm
Saturday 10th January 2.30pm and 7.30pm
Friday 16th January 7.30pm
Saturday 17th January 7.30pm
Prices are Adult £5, Child £3.50 and a family ticket for 2 adults and 2 children £ 15
So if you want to take the family out for a fun time, then phone Claire at the booking
office, on 01263 861340 between the hours of 10am to 4pm, from 6th December (closed
Sundays) and order your tickets now.
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North Norfolk Radio keeps Children Safe on
Winter Roads
North Norfolk Radio has launched its annual road safety campaign for local children by
giving away thousands of free reflective stickers. Children can put the stickers on their
bikes, bags and coats, making them highly visible when walking to school.
An average of 37 under 16's are killed or seriously injured on the UK's roads each week
and research shows the majority of under 9s cannot judge how fast vehicles are going.
North Norfolk Radio's Breakfast Show Presenter Simon Jupp is delighted to be part of
the campaign:
"It's the second year of this hugely popular initiative in North Norfolk. Children
love stickers so we can educate them about road safety in a fun, engaging way. With the
clocks changing, it's peace of mind for parents".
Richard Wiseman the Road Safety Officer for Norfolk County Council said: "Norfolk
County Council are glad to be on board supporting North Norfolk Radio with the Be Safe Be
Seen campaign. It's a great idea because it's something easy that the kids can put on
their bags to get them seen. We're always up for working with other organisations to get
the message across".
The stickers are available via the North Norfolk Radio website, www.northnorfolkradio.com. and
can be delivered to schools and clubs, with a personal appearance from one of the North
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