The Norfolk Fellowship Brass

Norfolk Fellowship Brass was established in May 2002 to enable brass players from around Norfolk to enjoy music making and fellowship together. Its members are either active or retired musicians in The Salvation Army and those with strong affiliation to the organisation.

The band comprises of 43 players from nine Salvation Army centres and is available to give concerts to benefit good causes, always with Christian aims to the fore.

Last year, the band made a CD of easy listening music, entitled 'Let Songs Abound', which will be on sale at the concert.

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Drop in centre Cromer

Mencap are going to operate for a trial period of 2 months. A drop in centre commencing May 29th. We will be there on Thursday mornings between 10am and 12 noon, at Cromer Parish Hall Coffee Bar. It is specifically for Mencap members, carers and friends. Come along for a coffee, a chat, Tabletop games and meet friends. All are welcome, 50p includes coffee and biscuits. We are looking for volunteers for our friendly team. Please ring Helen Dalton Hair.01263 722547, Penny Kirk 01263 578116. Looking forward to seeing you. P M Page 01263 821018

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VISIT OF BRIDLINGTON GIRLS CHOIR

The Bridlington Girls choir will be making a return visit to our area shortly. They will be presenting a CONCERT at ST. ANDREW`S METHODIST CHURCH SHERINGHAM on TUESDAY 31st. MAY at 7.30 p.m. The choir, of about 33 memebers, are aged from 9 years upwards. The programme contains a wide range of music and it promises to be a very entertaining evening. Do come. There will be a retiring collection for charity. The Bridlington Girls' Choir will also be participating in the morning service at St. Andrew`s on Sunday 29th. May, and their musical director Mr. Ken Lambert will be our organist that morning.