I am writing this at the beginning of Lent – Ash Wednesday – but I am aware that by the time you read it we will be at, or past, Mid-Lent – Mothering Sunday, the day when Catholics are, or were, encouraged to attend their Mother church. Perhaps all the parishioners of Our Lady & St. Edmund and St. Cecilia should attend Our Lady of the Annunciation in King's Lynn as our Mother Church, from which the local Catholic parishes have grown.

Our parish preceded its Lenten Observance with a ...
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Dear friends,

St Augustine wrote “We are an Easter people, and Alleluia is our song!”

Familiarity can breed contempt, as the saying goes. Christian people are like everyone else, and we often forget what we believe God calls us to proclaim. The churches festivals are like birthdays: special days to remember particular people or something about our faith. Holy Week is the week which leads up to Easter, it begins on Palm Sunday and encompasses Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday al...
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Minister of Union Church

As I look forward to Easter with its meaning symbolised in hot cross buns, eggs and bunnies I am preparing to preach on themes such as the love of God demonstrated in the death of Jesus, upon new life, and future hope and security.

The news reports of earth quakes, tsunamis and people dying are filling television and radio broadcasts. In North Africa nations are in revolt. Suffering and bad news seems to be all that we hearing about. When the news headlines become...
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Tony Foster

The ever popular village Easter Egg Quiz will once again be held on Bank Holiday Monday which this year falls on 25^th April. It all starts at 10 a.m. in the Village Hall (near St. Mary’s church on Kirkgate) where the question sheets can be purchased at £2.00 each.

Participants then have two hours to follow the easy directions and wander around the village searching for the picture clues and answering the questions. All answers are to be returned to the Village Hall by 12 noon...
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One thing we mustn’t do as we celebrate the 400^th anniversary of the King James Bible is to “let its light be hidden under a bushel.” This of course is one of the very many and greatly loved phrases and idioms from the 1611 Bible that have become part of our language. Others would include let there be light", "am I my brother's keeper?", "be fruitful and multiply", "pillar of salt", "bald as a coot", "let my people go", "by the skin of my teeth", "tender mercies", "the spirit is willing"...
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Gill Tanner (co-leader of The Way Christian Fellowship)

Romance, flowers, beautiful clothes, a banquet. Weddings are celebrations of love and commitment. The marriage of our future king to his ‘princess’ is reason to celebrate in an otherwise difficult time for many.

It seemed an appropriate time to look at Christian marriage as the monarch is also head of the Church of England. As culture changes, ideas of morality change. We have changed our minds on many things over the last decades,...
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Olivia (Guide Dog)

Three weeks pocket money and only 1p change! This “Donkey” is a bit heavy but I love it.

Good job Mum paid for us to go to the Pantomime, otherwise I would have been in hock for ages.

It was called “Robin Hood” I loved the “mouse” dancers and the children singing, not so sure when the baddie Sherriff came on, all the youngsters in the audience boo’d and hissed.

I got my own back though, I growled quietly when “Silly Billy” came on (brother of Robin Ho...
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Chris

As the season is just about to start I would just like to remind everyone that I am still in business printing T-shirts, polo shirts and hoodies. My new location is 23 High Street Heacham.

The printing is vinyl which is heat pressed so it will not fade or wash off and will last for years.

Printed items make wonderful presents for Christmas, birthdays, stag/hen nights, holiday groups, sports groups or just for fun.

I supply businesses, clubs and dance groups and the quality is alw...
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This season we will be concentrating our efforts on promoting tennis throughout the village and surrounding areas, as we are sure that many residents are unaware of the availability of the tennis courts in Heacham.

The 4 grass courts and 1 hard court are available for tennis club members to book 7 days a week from 10am through to dusk (excluding pre-arranged bookings and club nights).

Since the end of last season, in the region of £2,000 has been spent on the grass courts and this year the...
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Ken Arnott

Half a century ago Hunstanton’s population increased from 3,361 in 1951 to 4,840 in 1961 thanks to the “invasion2 of American servicemen based at Sculthorpe who decided to take up residence in the town.

The effect, as one can imagine, was to boost local trade by a considerable margin. There were problems. Our American visitors were used to self-service but we had no supermarkets in those days - the Co-op in Westgate being possibly the nearest thing - and they found themselve...
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Dave Baxter

As reported in last month’s Newsletter the club kicked off an extensive fund raising campaign with a Race Night at the United Services Club, Hunstanton on January 26th. The Football Club would like to thank the United Services Social Club for all their help and support in making the evening a great success.

The Club would like to express their grateful thanks to the local businesses and individuals who contributed raffle prizes for that evening and to all those who gave us th...
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John Maiden

When Brian Holmes won two tickets for the Doncaster Rovers game he went with his son, Jonathan, hoping to see Norwich net all three points.

When he lived and worked in the Sheffield area several years ago, Brian and his family made regular visits to the Doncaster engine sheds where the Flying Scotsman was being restored, because in 1923 this was where his father had helped to build the famous locomotive. Brian also recalls a day in 1976 when his then local team, ...
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An evening with Charles Timberlake

Saturday May 21^st 2011 at 7.30pm

Charles plays and talks about his life and music. An atmospheric evening, serious yet light-hearted, the audience is treated to a range of his own compositions, worship with popular songs, interspersed with stories and anecdotes along with a joke or two.

A composer and performer of calming, thought-provoking piano music with a distinctive spiritual quality, Charles Timberlake's haunting atmospheric music is there to captur...
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Mr Tony Prior was appointed the President of the Club at the 35th Annual General Meeting of the Club on Thursday 10th March 2011.

The photograph shows the retiring President Mr Barrie Joyce passing over the badge of office to Tony. The office of president is voted for at each Annual General Meeting but there is a restriction of any one person holding this position for a maximum period of 3 years.

The Club meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month at the Le Strange Arms Hotel at 12 noon and i...
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Charlotte Wyllie

We have a busy few months coming up with our fundraising. We still have a lot of work to do at the Scout and Guide Hall in York Avenue, and our aim is to have everything finished by the end of this year. With that in mind we have lots of events planned to help us with this!

We are still running our monthly quiz nights, which take place on the first Thursday night of each month from 8pm, the next one is on the 7th April. The cost is £2.00 per person, so come along, test yo...
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We have had an exciting time at Hunstanton Beavers recently, with some of our older boys moving up to Cubs, and some new faces joining us! We'd like to welcome Alex, Haley, Jack-Harry, Rueben and Thomas to our group. The Beavers have recently earned their Hobbies Badge, and we were impressed to see them work so hard towards it, and with the variety of the hobbies they have, from netball & football, to art and creative writing. We are now starting on the Creative Badge, and have had a fun f

Sandra Hohol

Of all the times that I have made reports about the Lavender Hill Mob Theatre Company, I have written the truth when unusual events have taken place, made explanations when necessary and reported on our own shows and others. I try not to be biased and to ‘tell it like it is’. This time sadly is time for reporting something that is totally unsatisfactory although sadly does not help anyone. However, I apologise if things change in the time that this goes to print and is issue

– April 2011

The Thornham Dress Agency is new and exciting. We opened in January with a Winter sale to raise money for you and Thornham Village Projects. You get 60% and Thornham Village get 40%. Sounds like a great idea!

We had lots of people to browse and to buy. We had very positive feedback and hope we know what people like .

It’s your chance to make Cash from your wardrobe, and raise money. Have you got a something in your wardrobe you loved in the shop, have maybe worn once or...
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Debbie Harrington

I would just like to introduce myself to those of you who don’t already know me as the owner of the new shop in Hunstanton High Street, Norfolk Home and Garden.

My background is running a nursery in Wisbech with my ex-husband specialising in Clematis and Honeysuckle, selling them to garden centres and the multiples such as B&Q. After our divorce I moved with my children into one of two houses which I had been renting for holiday lets in Hunstanton, as a temporary mea...
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The Annual General Meeting of the Hunstanton Branch was held on March 7^th.attended by Committee members and loyal supporters.

A warm welcome was extended to Michael Kitching the newly appointed Regional Community Fund Raising Coordinator whose task it will be to support, inform and advise branches throughout East Anglia.

Retiring Chairman Gill Shorten described the successful year’s events.

The Treasurer, Mike Pearson, reported that he had been able to send a sum of £3,000 to Headquarter...
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- Meet the Producer: eggs

Introducing David and Helen Perowne, of Top Farm, Great Snoring

The Perownes have been tenants of the Walsingham Estate at Great Snoring, less than a mile from Walsingham, since the 1840s, with David the 5th generation to farm there. He and his wife Helen began keeping chickens around 20 years ago with 1,500 free-range hens. They currently have 26,000 hens, 2,000 laying quail, 900 geese and 300 ducks. All but the quail roam free in the fields at Top Farm. The hens...
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Round Table launched the ‘SOS’ message in a giant bottle in January as part of an epic relay challenge that aims to cover all 235 RNLI lifeboat stations across the UK and Republic of Ireland.. The RNLI SOS bottle is being passed from station to station by Round Table members covering some 7,000 miles in 112 days and they will be fundraising for the RNLI along the way.

As part of the relay on 12^th March the bottle visited Cromer, Sheringham and Wells lifeboat stations.  On Sunday 13^t...
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Geoff Needham

At last we are getting back to near normal, the builders have cleared the site, jut a few minor things to sort out before we can realy rearrange the furniture, however we have remained operational at all times.

Tuesday 15th February at 3.05 p.m. Yarmouth Coastguard requested Hunstanton lifeboat volunteer crew of the DJS Haverhill to launch to the aid of a kite surfer reported to be in trouble off Hunstanton, on arrival the crew found the casualty struggling close inshore, havi...
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Julie Goddard, Consultant Slimming World

As I write it seems Spring has sprung! It is quite warm and sunny the birds are singing and the flowers are starting to bloom.

Time to take stock and think about losing a few pounds before we all get the summer clothes out and start booking holidays.

Heacham members are losing weight nicely and in the first week of our Beat Obesity Challenge they lost an amazing 71 lbs!

We had a fabulous taster evening and were able to welcome several new members. ...
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Poochcorner Dog Training Club is holding a Companion Dog Show, Family Fun Day and Giant Car Boot Sale on Sunday the 29th May 2011 at the Smithdon High School, Hunstanton. We are inviting Trade Stands (particularly those associated with animals) to come along for the day, there is no charge but we do ask that you donate 10% of your sales on that day to Guide Dogs.

COME ON YOU CHARITIES BRING YOUR STALLS ALONG AND HAVE A FUN, MONEY MAKING DAY NO CHARGE FOR PITCHES

WE ALSO NEED:-

FACE PAINT...
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Keith Barnes

Food and Beverage Manager Operations

A big thank you goes out to all our customers & guests for making our new restaurant edition start with a bang! The first part of 2011 has seen you enjoying the menu & we know you will enjoy our new menu when it is launched in the next few weeks, a few of your traditional favourites & few new surprises, will keep you happy & always look out for our daily specials board.

We at the Ancient Mariner Inn are looking to name thi...
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Christine Earnshaw

Notice the new title! Prince William and his new princess will be on their honeymoon while Hunstanton enjoys an excuse to be happy, to have fun and celebrate. We don’t have to be Royalists to participate; it should be the joy we all share when young love blossoms. I hope you have seen the posters and banners designed by our own Kate; we are very grateful to Kate Dunbar for giving her time to this project and waiving her fee as have so many others both in time or money. C

As springtime draws out the daylight hours Snettisham Community Choir welcomes you to belong. Meeting on Wednesdays from 10am – 12pm at the Snettisham Village Memorial Hall a new 12-week term begins on 27^th April. The Choir is available to everyone even if you have never sung before and are less than confident about your abilities.

Natural Voice Practitioner Carol O’Neill said, “I believe singing needs to be accessible to everyone because it is so rewarding and fulfilling. An average se...
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A good evening was had by all at Rollason Stage School’s recent show “Disney Delights”. The dancers performed many styles of dance including ballet, lyrical, modern jazz and street dance, all set to musical from the wonderful world of Disney.

The boys’ street dancing was a real hit with the very appreciative audience and the cheer-leading “Pom Pom” finale was a great finish to a fast paced and very energetic show.

The show was compered by local entertainer “Rollo” and also ...
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Peter Mills

Spring is now upon us and we’re getting really busy. In March we held a “Fish & Chip Supper Quiz” in Old Hunstanton Social Club which was enjoyed by all and raised money for our Charity funds. Thanks to “Fishers” for providing the delicious ‘brain food’.

Next in our busy agenda is the weekend of the Royal Wedding. We will be on the Green on the Saturday and Sunday having a Raffle in our Gazebo and a “Coconut Shy”. There may be other thing as well so please ...
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If not, you may need our help to get your tax affairs in order . . . . . .

One major aspect of the current economic climate is the government’s need to step up the pace at which it collects income tax/national insurance without actually increasing the rates, and it is with this in mind that H.M. Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced a new disclosure facility.

On 1 March 2011 HMRC unveiled the latest tax “amnesty”, aimed specifically at the plumbing and associated trades. Called t...
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Joanna

It was a grey day, Payne’s Grey in its dreariness, cold and to cap it all drizzling! Do we really want to go out in this? Well it was the last Monday of the month and Tweeters. (The birders group from Union Church) so yes out we go. We meet in the village car park at Holkham Hall, pile into one car and drive down Lady Anne’s Drive. As I had hoped it wasn’t too bad walking down the inside of the pines towards the first hide. We are greeted by the clear, carrying repeating notes o...
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Martin Chown – Committee Member

At the time of writing this article on behalf of the Committee of the Civic Society, the world’s attention is mainly on the plight of Japan following the earthquake, Tsunami and explosions in their nuclear plants. I make no apology for using my position to express the support of all our members for all those involved in search and rescue, and our sincere condolences to surviving family members who have lost loved ones. I don’t know if they have Civic Soc

We are looking for an enthusiastic volunteer to help with general administration and support for Fundraising Events. This is a rewarding and interesting role and you an ideal person will be required, where possible, to provide support for approximately 15 hours per week, generally on the lead-up to events and after events.

We are looking for general computer skills, in particular Microsoft publisher, excel and word. Volunteering can be a rewarding experience and fun too!

Please contact Ama...
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Reiki Healing & Attunements

By Stephanie Everitt

At Serenity, as one of our many treatments, we offer Reiki, a gentle, non-invasive method of healing. Hands-on healing or the laying on of hands is the ancient, time-honoured art of channelling the divine, healing energy of love. It is suitable for just about everybody and is particularly useful where, because of severe medical conditions; other more physical treatments are not possible. It can be performed whilst the client is fully cloth...
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You may have noticed that the shop at number 1 Nunns Corner , 5 The Green, Hunstanton has changed from a sweet shop to a shop selling watches, straps, clocks and batteries.

For some years David has been replacing batteries and straps in his other shop, The Card Box, and having developed a web based business, The Norfolk Watch Company, which he has been running for several years now, he felt that the time was right to expand with the opening of The Norfolk Watch and Battery Company Ltd, which...
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– Do you want to be Carnival King, Queen, Prince or Princess?

Would you like to be this year’s Carnival King, Queen, Prince or Princess??

YES……

Then please send a recent photo and letter stating why you would like to represent the Town at Civic events, open the Carnival, and lead the Carnival Parade through the Town. You must live in / around Hunstanton. You need to be available on SUNDAY 26th June from 10 – 4pm for your duties and throughout the Year for civic events such as C...
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David Woolley

When we’re talking about peak performance in sport then we need look no further than the last Olympics. There have been many great performances over the years but the one that stood out for me was Usain Bolt in Beijing. Watching the 4 or 5 top sprinters in the heats they all looked relaxed and happy, enjoying the experience. The final was a different story. They all walked out looking like they were facing a firing squad. All totally serious, totally focused, wearing tights t...
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Fri 1st AGM. Steve Perry will be here to entertain you and there will be light refreshments after the meeting.

Sat 2nd Waddo

Fri 8th Prize Bingo; proceeds for the Smithdon School

Nepal Appeal

Sat 9th Mark Steele

Fri 15th Quiz night & Fish & Chips

Sat 16th The Strollers

Wed 20th Martin (Wolfie) Adams World Champion Darts Player. Admission by ticket £6.

Fri 22nd Tony ‘G’

Sat 23rd Cutting Edge

Fri 29th Celebrate the Royal Wedding here: Bar open all day &...
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Dick Melton

I had just got out of bed. It was a damp, cold and misty morning in February. I could hear a strange noise, outside, in the road. I looked out and could hardly believe my eyes. But, yes, there it was: a road sweeper! Now, I’ve lived in Willow Road for over forty years and I can honestly say that this was the first time I’d ever seen one of these mechanical monsters in Willow Road. It went up the road then down again picking up the dust and stones from the gutter. But, what ab...
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The incinerator

Did you vote “NO”? Were you angry at the way the County Council cabinet disregarded the referendum? Then please write to your County Councillor and let him know your views.

I was surprised to discover, at the Town Council meeting on 11 March, that I was the only one (so far) to write to Councillor Bett. I wrote about my anger and shock at the decision and predicted two possible outcomes.

First, it will turn out to be a very expensive mistake. The County Council will be t...
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Dave Hawkins, Visitor officer.

Our events programme for the period April to September has now been finalised. Amazingly, there are well over two hundred events planned at Titchwell in the period.

Central to the programme are our regular ‘Titchwell’s fabulous wildlife’ walks. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday; these walks are your chance to have a good look at the birds and nature on the reserve on a three-hour stroll down to the beach with one of our friendly leaders. We are also doi...
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Paula Gager “Purity” Beauty from Within

Meditation is not a way of making your mind quiet,

It is a way of entering into the quiet that is already there.

Buried under the 50,000 thoughts the average person thinks every day

Deepak Chopra

Why should you meditate is a question that people keep asking me. Honestly I feel lucky to be asked such questions, that people are becoming more and more curious about meditation and its benefits to our wellbeing, especially in today’s somewhat s

100 Years of Croquet in HUNSTANTON

To commence our Centenary Year we are holding an OPEN DAY on the 6th April 2011.

We would like to invite past and present members of the Hunstanton Croquet Club to join the Committee for light refreshments, a chat and of course to play croquet. We would also like to extend this invitation to all who may be interested in finding out more about the Club and how croquet is played.  If this appeals to you then please come along to the Club House, which is si...
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Nicholas Godfrey-Cole

Finally spring has sprung!!!! The sun is shining, the lovely little springtime flowers have popped their heads out, the clocks have changed and all is lovely.

Sadly this isn't the case today as I write this article. There is a horrible lingering fog hanging around and the air feels quite damp and not pleasant. The news is filled with the awful sights of the Japan Tsunami and earthquake, their is unrest in a number of countries which does not make nice viewing and ou...
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Stoke up the firebox for Macmillan Cancer Support on Saturday 9^th & Sunday 10^th April 2011, and together we can take some great steps forward in raising funds, awareness and support for both cancer patients and the carers who do so much for them.

The annual Bure Valley Railway Walk stretches between Aylsham and Wroxham, with participants not only getting a trip on a Bure Valley Railway narrow gauge steam train, but also receiving well-deserved snacks and drink at the end of their journey....
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Behind the imposing frontages of many of the colleges of Cambridge University lie some wonderful gardens, several of them being created several centuries ago. Members of the Hunstanton Gardeners’ Association were recently treated to a fascinating virtual tour of these gardens when the author and photographer, Rodney Tibbs, spoke at one of the Association’s monthly meetings in the Hunstanton Community Centre. The speaker showed the audience many beautiful illustrations of the gardens and de

On 4 April 2nd class mail increases from 32p to 36p and 1st class from 41p to 46p.

An appreciation of the West Norfolk countryside in paintings by Barbara King

The countryside surrounding us here in West Norfolk is dynamic and inspiring.  The gentle roll of the land allows vast and interesting vistas of farmland, bounded by tree lined lanes and hedgerows sprinkled with wild flowers.  Quadrants of juxtaposed colour change as crops are sown, grown and harvested presenting  vibrant semi abstract patterns which morph from fat to slim, acute to obtuse as the viewpoint change

John Stares

We can’t all join Channel 4’s new Cookery School, so we set up our own in Hunstanton. On 21st February, 13 aproned cookery students assembled in the classroom kitchen at Smithdon High School to learn some new culinary skills, to have fun cooking and eating a two-course lunch, and to raise a little money for charity. Our chef-teacher was Michael Prince, the chef at Chives, ably assisted by high school student Sophie Lake.

The first lesson was how to create a fish cake, starti...
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Turnstone

Richard Bird, ably supported by his wife, Elaine, relishes a challenge. No surprise then that having recently retired he has taken up a sport in which he excelled more than twenty years ago. In fact, he made it into the ‘Guinness Book of Records’ in April 1989 after completing 71 marathons in twelve months.

After stepping down from “Fat Birds Don’t Fly” - the business he started shortly after moving to Hunstanton in the 1990’s – Richard is back in training.

This mo...
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Heritage Room and Memorial to those who served here from 1918-1962

Under the guidance of its first Chairman, Neil Grant, and two other trustees, David Jacklin, the present Chairman and Secretary and Brian Hall, the project was launched in April 2005 and registered as a charity.  The Chairman and trustees had all served in the Royal Air Force.  Three new trustees also have Royal Air Force connections. The patrons are Marshal of the Royal Air Force, Sir Michael Beetham, a former Chief of the...
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- Dr Shilpa Verma

Dr Nigel C Thorpe & Dr Santosh Bakka

We are delighted to announce that Dr Verma will be joining the practice and she hopes to start with us in early May. The intention is that she will become the third permanent partner.

Dr Verma is currently working at one of the local surgeries in West Norfolk .Her family live and work in the area.

We are confident that Dr Verma will be a great asset to the practice and will help us to provide increasing medical support to the pat...
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Hunstanton’s own traditional specialist sweet shop can be found on Greevegate, Hunstanton. Owner Joseph Smith is the fourth generation in his family to be in the sweet business; his great grandfather started selling sweets in 1872 and Joseph is proud to continue to serve both local people and visitors to the town.

With over 200 jars full of loose sweets you are spoilt for choice. There are some traditional favourites including Cough Candy, Sweet Tobacco, Throat and Chest and Aniseed Twist ...
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In 1915, someone in the Admiralty with a good sense of humour, decided that seven captured German ships were to be renamed using English place names beginning with “Hun” – one of them of course being H.M.S. HUNSTANTON!

- A special train visits Hunstanton

John Smith

The first hospital train, named the Princess Christian, was constructed for the Boer War, and was transported by sea to South Africa, and used between 1899 and 1902. This train was designed to give immediate care to the wounded; those more seriously injured were transported by the train to hospitals in Cape Town. The concept of the hospital train was a great success and it was recorded that over 7,500 badly injured soldiers were transported to

Nick and Lili Skerritt, owners of The King William IV Country Inn & Restaurant in Sedgeford, are conjuring up a dazzling array of events to celebrate the Inn’s 175th birthday this year. The King Will first opened its doors as an Ale House in 1836, and today it maintains its outstanding reputation as a cosy rendezvous for locals and visitors to Norfolk.

Since purchasing the freehold in 2005, the couple have lovingly refurbished and extended The King William, implementing many stylish...
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Thornham Bowls Club begins its new season on Saturday, April 16, 1.45 pm for a 2pm start.

New members, experienced or beginners are always welcome from within a 20-mile radius of the village.

The green is off the High Street, near Oak House, and further details are available from the chairman, Philip Hoare, on 01485 512418.

The club, 96 years old this season, has recently carried out repairs to its pavilion roof thanks to a Grassroots grant obtained through the Norfolk Foundation.

Hunstanton Infant School and Redgate Junior School which work together as the Hunstanton Primary Schools’ Federation are looking for two governors. This is an exciting and demanding time for both schools as they plan their future. As a Federation the two schools share a Headteacher and Governing Body. Governors have a key role in the development and oversight of schools.

We need two more governors to join our team. Ideally one would be a parent of a school-age child, but you could also be a...
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- We’ll try, try, try again!

Max Dolby

Despite all the gloomy talk of financial cut-backs, the Hunstanton in Bloom Committee is hard at work on this summer’s campaign.

Plans include:-additional bulb plantings, new rose beds, planting to improve the unsightly Pitch& Putt fence in Lighthouse Lane, re-furbishing the Wolf Garden and supporting a Red, White &Blue theme for our front gardens in celebration of the royal wedding and as a prelude to a similar colour scheme for Her Maje...
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