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Clare Walk

Clare Walk

This 4 mile walk circles the town of Clare taking in the Common, which is the site of the fledgling village some 1000 years ago. The route can be followed on Ordnance Survey Explorer Map 210 Newmarket & Haverhill.

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Art Workshop

Art Workshop

Lead by our very own Michelle Parsons, we spent a very creative evening connecting to the left side of our brains, training our eye to really observe our guest model…

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Late Autumn Scene 2024

Late Autumn Scene 2024

We are pleased to say that the late autumn issue of The Wickhambrook Scene is now published.  It has information on start-times for  Remembrance Sunday, Tribute to the Fallen, MSC AGM, plus up-and-coming events, news from WI and Parish Council, Cheveley and Ashley...

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Death in the Garden with Michael Brown

Death in the Garden with Michael Brown

A joint meeting of the History and Horticultural Societies of Wickhambrook was held in October with a subject that included plenty of history and lots of gardening. Michael Brown’s talk was subtitled ‘Poisonous Plants – Magic, Myth and Passion’ and we were treated to a plant by plant analysis with historical anecdotes which was both fascinating and entertaining…

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Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal

Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal

The national poppy appeal is launched on 24th October and our collectors will be calling round the village from this date. We will be holding a collection event at Wichambrook stores on Saturday 2nd November from 9.00 am onwards, with military vehicles to view. The memorial service will be held on Sunday 10th November at the war memorial at 12.00 midday, for everyone wishing to attend…

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Vintage Car Rally visits Wickhambrook WI

Vintage Car Rally visits Wickhambrook WI

The Vintage Bullnose Morris Club brought the sunshine to Wickhambrook last Saturday, along with their fantastic collection of cars and buses. As they made their way across Suffolk in a Treasure Hunt- they made a stop in Wickhambrook for tea and cake. I'm pleased to...

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The Denham Big Skies Walk

The Denham Big Skies Walk

This is a walk for those who enjoy open countryside and big skies. It starts with much field edge walking but rewards come later with the skirting of Denham Castle mound and a return through a deer farm…

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Early Autumn Scene 2024

Early Autumn Scene 2024

We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of The Wickhambrook Scene is now published.  You can view the digital document by clicking the link hereOr by viewing the post on any of the local Facebook groups (Wickhambrook & Lidgate, Wickhambrook Community,...

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A Note from Your Clerk – Please be careful on Footpath 24 (from Coltsfoot Green to Cloak Lane)

A Note from Your Clerk – Please be careful on Footpath 24 (from Coltsfoot Green to Cloak Lane)

Hello, there is now some additional fencing at the top of the ditch running alongside Footpath 24 (this runs from Coltsfoot Green to Cloak Lane, starting at Coltsfoot Close).  Please be very careful when walking the section of the path which follows the ditch – the bank is very steep (the drop is around 2 metres) and in some places the stream seems to be undercutting the bank…

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Wickhambrook WI at the Races!

Wickhambrook WI at the Races!

A group of Wickhambrook WI members enjoyed a day at the races on Thursday 11th July. It being “Ladies Day” we were suitably decked out in our finest outfits complete with headgear. The racing was preceded by a picnic in the car park where members had provided quiche,...

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Police Connect

Police Connect

Police Connect is a messaging service connecting you to the very latest policing news for your area via e-mail. There is no charge for this service – all the emails you receive are free. You can register to receive information about the issues that most matter to you…

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Early Summer Scene 2024

Early Summer Scene 2024

We are pleased to announce that the latest issue of The Wickhambrook Scene is now published.  You can view the digital document by clicking the link hereOr by viewing the post on any of the local Facebook groups (Wickhambrook & Lidgate, Wickhambrook Community,...

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