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Sports News
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| SHERINGHAM
YOUTH u12 |
Sheringham played away to Firside 26 October.
Sheringham got off to a good start going 1-0 up in the first 15 mins with a lovely goal by
J Denegri and Sheringham missed at least 4 more chances before Firside put one past the
keeper making the half time score 1-1.
Both teams started the second half with the will to win. Once again Sheringham lads should
have wrapped the game up with misses by William Young, Matthew Thaxter, Jamie Denegri,
Anton Mandy and Jack Pasque. All would have found the back of the net on any other day,
but this was not going to be Sheringhams. Against the run of play Firside scored and held
on to the lead in a well-played game, the best this season. Outstanding performance by
winger Hugh Ripley gave him man of the match. |
| SHERINGHAM
LIFEBOATS |
| Mick Bensley was born in Sheringham, he developed a
profound understanding of the sea, its moods, its awesome angers its lapping stillness.
Mick also became deeply respectful of those courageous men who risk their lives amongst
the sea's turbulent fury to man the lifeboats to help those in peril. He has gained an
international reputation as a marine artist of skill and accuracy with paintings in
private collections around the world. |
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Sheringham Lifeboats are portraid in a collection of over
forty watercolours presenting their most notable and daring rescues. More than 700 lives
have been saved in over 300 recorded launches by the Sheringham boats. The paintings
depict rescues from the first lifeboat donated by the Hon. Mrs Charlotte Upcher in 1838,
through the pulling and sailing era when two lifeboats operated from the town, to the
dramatic rescues by the motor lifeboats of recent times. Mick Bensley has gathered
information from records and lifeboatmen to ensure that each painting is authentic in
every detail. In consequence, this book provides a unique testimony to the exploits of
Sheringham lifeboats and their crews over the last two centuries. Mick Bensley will be
available to sign books whilst the exhibition is open at The Picturecraft Gallery, Lees
Courtyard, off Bull Street, Holt. 01263 711040
22-26th November 9am - 5pm. 23rd November 10am - 4pm
The book will also be on sale in Sheringham RNLI shop. |
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| PLAZA
OF DISTINCTION |
Do you get so immersed in your work that you don't have
time to pop out for lunch? We do, but today we made a great discovery..... The Plaza
deliver! We thought we'd try a simple sandwich, but that is not what we got. We got a
feast.
Wonderfully fresh, beautifully presented and delivered with a smile! What more could you
ask for? |
| So many of us walk straight past this little nook in
Sheringham and you don't know what you are missing. The Plaza and Mr Biss are there
getting quietly on with their lives both offering exceptional personal service. |
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The Plaza support local businesses by buying their produce
when they can. What's more, they do such a large variety of food both to eat in, take away
or deliver.
Vegetable Lasagne served with fresh salad, Chicken Curry & Rice, Large Filled
Yorkshire Puddings, Jacket Potatoes, Cakes, Baguettes, Sandwiches and Soup. All excellent
value for money.
Phone your order through and they will deliver
75 Station Road, 07866 037 489
Go on, spoil yourselves.
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The stage is set at Cromer Road Post
Office for our best ever performance.
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By helping customers send their cards and deliver their
gifts, Cromer Road Post Office always has a part to play at Christmas time. But
traditionally it's been more of a supporting role than a starring one. Until now, that is.
Because this year we are turning the spotlights on ourselves/on all the great gift ideas
we have to offer and all the helpful services we provide.
We want to appeal to a wider audience. So we're coming out from behind the scenes and
taking centre stage... making your Cromer Road Post Office Branch a place where people
'choose to come' rather than 'have to come'. And best of all to make sure we put on a
really good show, we've come up with a campaign that guarantees we'll have fun doing it!
Let's go to Cromer Road Post Office to do our Christmas shopping and pick up the latest
Post Office catalogue for all the great gift ideas and stocking fillers that are on offer
at Cromer Road Post Office. Look out for the adverts leading up to Christmas.
Thought the Post Office was just for stamps?
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| Oh no it isn't! |
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