| SOCIETY
SUPPORTS VILLAGE HALLS. |
| Brownies, Scouts, playgroups, youth clubs,
OAP groups and charity fund-raisers could all be under threat this year as local village
halls lose Lotto-funding. Norwich and Peterborough Building Society is stepping in to
help, and encouraging others to do the same. At the end of 2002 the Lotto-funded Community
Fund budget was cut, which was previously a major source of capital funding for community
buildings such as village halls. In addition, the Disability Discrimination Act now states
that all public buildings must be accessible to disabled people by 2004, meaning even more
work must be carried out on village halls which don't meet the current standard. There are
over 400 village halls in Norfolk and the vast majority are in desperate need of funds. To
help out, Norwich and Peterborough's branch at Sheringham is opening a special appeal
account to help local halls in Beeston Regis, Aylmerton, Bodham, Gresham, Baconsthorpe and
Hempstead. Staff at the branch, at 29 High Street, will be kicking off the account with
£50 and members of the local community can make donations for either a specific hall, or
to be shared between all six. Caroline Knowles is manager of N & P's Sheringham
branch. She said ''As a regional, mutual building society, we feel it is very important to
support those in our local community. Village halls play a central role in the lives of so
many people in the area, old and young alike, and it would be absolutely terrible to see
them forced to close due to lack of funding. I hope that our campaign opens peoples' eyes
to the problems faced by the halls and that donations are made, no matter how small. Every
penny will go towards keeping this traditional centre of village life'' For more
information on the village halls, please contact Veronica Savage, Village Amenities
Development Officer on 01953 851408. |
| COMPETITION WINNERS ISSUE TWENTY ONE Spelling - Celia Dolton
Page 1 Appael - Appeal
Page 3 Bom - Bomb
Page 4 Marroons - Maroons
Page 5 Texco - Tesco
Page 6 Wedensday - Wednesday
Page 7 Sesoning - Seasoning
Page 8 Victry - Victory
Page 11 - Agencey - Agency
Page 12 Grenhouse - Greenhouse
Page 14 Battry - Battery
Beaky - Amanda Warnes
Pages 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 11 and 12
Teen Scene - No Winner
The Last Three
U for Uranus, N for Neptune, and P for Pluto
Kidz Corner - No Winner
Time to Tell - An hourglass-filled with many grains of sand or other granular material.
Don't forget, there are small prizes for the winners,so it is worth entering |
| @ Sheringham is owned and published by At Sheringham and printed by Chevertons of
Cromer. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the Printers, Publishers or
Editorial Staff. Editor: Melanie Clarke Owner: M Clarke |
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The DEADLINE for ISSUE 24
Articles and Advertising is
FRIDAY 19th September
Get your articles, adverts and letters to us by then. We will include as many as
we can
Competition Deadline is 30th October
14 Waterbank House, Station Approach, Sheringham, NR26 8RA
Tel: 01263 826005 Fax: 01263 823235
email: paper@at-sheringham-norfolk.co.uk |
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INDEX
| Page 3 |
Hear'say, Cartoon
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| Page 4 |
Teen Scene Competition, Readers Letter, Folk Festival
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| Page 5 |
Local MP Completes Tour of Norfolk, Fashion Show for Alzheimer's, Folk
Beyond the Pier.
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| Page 6 |
Broadband Update, Well Done to Sheringham Post Office
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| Page 7 |
Cooks Corner, Readers Letter, Kelling Hospital Variety Show
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| Page 8 |
Sports News, Sheringham Cricket, Sheringham Museum Winter Talks
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| Page 9 |
Kidz Corner, Kids say the funniest things, Something for Everyone, Readers
Letter, Register Now, WhoÕs Texting?
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| Page 10 |
The Wall, Special Breakfast for Special Lady
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| Page 11 |
Forester's Centenary and The Zor - 1955, Memories of a Sheringham Resident
1933 - 1950 (Part 1), Youth Hostel thanks you, Paint, Thread & Wood Exhibition
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| Page 12 |
Gardening Tips, Embarrassing Moments, Readers Letters, Arthritis Care,
MacMillan Coffee Morning, Big Sale for Air Ambulance
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| Page 13 |
Info Page,Church Services and more
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| Page 14 |
Dougals Pets Corner, From the North Sea to the Moon
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| Page 15 |
Local Traders
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COLLECT YOUR COPY FROM:
Various pubs and shops around Sheringham, AND
Cley Spy Glandford - Cromer Road Post Office - The Village Shop, Baconsthorpe - Regent
Garage, Beeston Regis - West Runton Post Office, Pinewood Park Sherry'n'Ham, East Runton
Post Office, Bodham Post Office, Kebab House, Melton Constable, Sheringham Service
Station, Roy Boys, Cost Cutter Weybourne, The Ship Inn, Weybourne, Hills Blakeney, The
Hunnybell, Hunworth, Village Shop West End Briston, The Feathers Holt, Cromer Council
Offices, Roman Camp, Short Cut West Runton, Thurlow Nunn, Holt, The Factory Shop, Holt.
Albert Fish Bar, Holt Letheringsett Mill.East Runton Newsagent & Tearooms, Rutland
Butchers, Melton Constable, Country Fayre, Melton Constable, Overstrand Garden Centre,
General Stores Overstrand, Conservative Club Overstrand, Mace Beeston Regis, Dales Upper
Sheringham, Kelling Heath Caravan Park, A-Z Ability Cromer, Red Lion Upper Sheringham |
INEKE'S SURGERY
Ineke is back!!!
Pop in and see her for a coffee and a chat.
Don't forget, if you want to let us have some information or enter our competitions, Terry
has kindly allowed us to have a box, permanently in the coffee shop, please drop them in
to:
O'Neills Coffee & Snack Bar
The Courtyard |
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