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First of all I would like to thank the
members of the public who have already contacted me on certain issues in the Town. Please
be assured I will be in contact with them in due course. With the dark evenings comes of
course dark mornings. Having decided to take the healthy option and walk to work I see
various things on my way to the station. You would be surprised at the number of cars with
just enough windscreen cleared to see where the driver is going but not what is coming
towards them at junctions. Also the very energetic people delivering newspapers, with dark
clothing and no lights on their bikes, you see it would not take Hary Potter to see what
could happen next! I ask that you take an extra five minutes to clear the side windows and
parents to check their children's bikes to help keep our young ones safe this winter. By
the time you read this hopefully all our newsagents will have been asked to check their
employees bikes to ensure the suitability for the task. The officers continue to seize
alcohol from persons under the age of 18 in the Town, and I anticipate this will increase
leading up to Christmas. However I don't want to spoil everybody's fun all I ask is common
sense is used. A drunken person walking home in the dark is a very vulnerable target, male
or female. Anyway please remember we live in a very low crime area and as such we would
like to keep it this way may I take this opportunity to wish you all a safe Christmas and
a Happy New Year.
Tony Toynton, Sheringham Police Station |
COMPETITION WINNERS ISSUE TWENTY EIGHT
Spelling - No Winner
Page 3 excitment - excitement
Page 4 reigned - rained
Page 6 couches - coaches
Page 7 baught - bought
Page 8 delited - delighted
Page 9 qween - queen
Page 12 hoose - hose
Page 14 carful - careful
Page 16 heavey - heavy
Page 18 scarey - scary
Beaky - Courtney Neave
Pages 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12, 16 & 18
Teen Scene -Rosa West
The heaviest dog is Jam, the next heaviest is Pumpkin, the next heaviest is
Copper, the next heaviest is Brandy, and the least heavy (or the lightest) is Jelly.
Kidz Corner - Winner does not wish to be named
Story on page 9, Prize - Donation to Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal |
| @ 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 ISSUES 32
Articles and Advertising is
FRIDAY 9 JANUARY
Get your articles, adverts and letters to us by then. We will include as many as
we can
Competition Deadline is 23 January
@ Sheringham,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, Operation Streetwise, Adult
Education, Readers Letter, Readers Email
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| Page 5 |
Broadband Update, Readers Letter, Readers Poem
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| Page 6 |
Sheringham Library, Readers Letter, Money raised for Diabetic Children
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| Page 7 |
Cooks Corner, Speed Cameras
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| Page 8 |
Sports News, Sheringham u12, W.E.A. Courses, A Bit of History, Readers
Letter
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| Page 9 |
Kidz Corner, Kids say the funniest things, Sheringham 2003, Readers
Christmas Story
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| Page 10 |
The Wall, Wartime History, Lost Cockateil
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| Page 11 |
Salsa in Norfolk, Red Oktober, Blood Donor Session
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| Page 12 |
Gardening Tips, Embarrassing Moments, Readers Letter, 1500s facts
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| Page 13 |
Info Page, Church Services and more
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| Page 14 |
Dougal's Pets Corner, Hillside, Food for Birds, Caught You, Readers
Letter, Cats Protection
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| Page 15 |
New Year, New Diet, Barry Keith Holmes final installment
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| Page 16 |
Celebrating Olivia's 20th year in business
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| Page 17 |
Editors night out, Readers Letter, Sheringham WI Market
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| Page 18 |
Speed cameras, where does the money go, Readers Letter, Great Truth
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Page 19
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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
Pop in and see her for a coffee and a chat.
11.30 - 2
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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