Dear Ed
I was introduced to "@Sheringham" last week - issue 6
"Introduction" was right! By the time I had read through "Vic" I was
so depressed I felt I couldn't read any more (but I did)! Hasn't that man got a good word
to say about anything? Nothing seems right in his world, poor chap. Did he go to the
panto? Does he realise it was a special appearance of Helen McDermot and Des Barrit? There
were many local performers and it was a great show. The scenery deserves a special mention
too.
I have spoken to several people who were awakened by the Salvation Army, two of them
workers who didn't get to bed until 5a.m - their reaction of being woken "oh its
Christmas"! Please give us humans a cheerful start to your paper. With best wishes
for your success and a more optimistic attitude!
Yours Sincerely
B. M. Gething (Mrs)
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Dear Editor
What a sad life "Vic" must lead! His column in issue 6 of @ Sheringham has a
grouse about something in every paragraph - and why the vitriol about The Little Theatre's
pantomime? Do I detect a large bunch of sour grapes, as "my family and friends"
are not performing this year? Could they have given two performances each day for all
eleven days? And what performances they were this year, so generous and so joyful. I'm
looking forward to next year's show already! I hope to hand in this letter at Ineke's
surgery at The Little Theatre. No doubt the facilities are offered free by the theatre -
what a pity Vic chose to belittle their fundraising efforts. The theatre, after all, is a
charity.
Later in his column, Vic bemoans all the misery prevalent in the Christmas (not Xmas,
please) television soaps - maybe all that telly he watches is what makes him so miserable,
too. He should get out more.
Yours faithfully,
Mrs. K Morgan
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News
release from North Norfolk District Council |
New guidance leaflet on replacement windows to help keep
the character and appearance in our towns & villages. This is the message issued this
week by NNDC, in a special leaflet designed to give local people and window suppliers more
information and guidance on the best and most appropriate type of replacement windows to
use on certain buildings in certain areas of the District. "Windows are one of the
most distinctive features of a building, and they make a major contribution to the
appearance of our towns and villages." Said Phil Godwin, NNDC's Conservation and
design Manager.
The new leaflet, which has been produced by NNDC to meet a growing concern regarding
inappropriate and unattractive replacement windows, explains when planning permission is
required for replacements and offers general advice on their design. It includes a
checklist to help determine when the appearance of a building will be 'materially
affected' by a change in window design.
Anyone who would like a copy of the new leaflet, and/or information and advice about the
installation of replacement windows, should contact Phil Godwin or Chris Young, in NNDC's
Conservation and Design Team, on 01263 516131 or 516138
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Teen+ Scene
YOUR Column
YOUR interests. |
Another Brain Teaser for this issue, which requires Lateral Thinking!
Two students are sitting on opposite sides of the same desk. There is nothing
between them but the desk. Why can't they see each other?
Beauty Tip from The Beauty Box
After using skin toner, always blot with a tissue. This will remove any
leftover residue.
Sheringham
High School's Call to Arms |
Sheringham High School is hoping to build a picnic area for the pupils on the patch of
unused land by the new Millennium building. School council member Adam Higgs, of year 9,
told us "We are looking to the parents of pupils and members of the community to help
us build up the area. Anything people can offer would be greatly appreciated, from mixing
cement to making tea." The area is currently grass and mud with a few benches and the
idea is make it into a concrete area with benches and bins so the pupils have a proper
place to sit and eat. Mansells the builders, who have been working on school site
recently, have already said they will help. Any body that can offer their assistance
should contact Sheringham High School on (01263) 822363 and leave their details.
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The Crown
The Seafront, Sheringham
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LIVE MUSIC
Sun 23rd Feb Dogs
Wed 26th Feb Lee Vasey
Sun 2nd Mar Adams Creation
Wed 5th Mar Greyhounds
PUB QUIZ
Monday Evening Starting at 8:30pm
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01263 823213
www.norfolka2z.co.uk/crown.htm
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