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Silk Weaving in Sudbury

Silk Weaving in Sudbury

Richard Heap who works for the firm of Stephen Walters &Son in Sudbury as Quality Manager was the very interesting speaker at our meeting this month. He gave us an overview of the history of the company and of its continuing success in the modern world…

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Wickhambrook Scene – February 2023

Wickhambrook Scene – February 2023

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 – Neighbourhood Plan mailbox

A note from your Clerk – Neighbourhood Plan mailbox

We’ve had a few problems with our mailbox over this last week which should now be resolved.

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Neighbourhood Plan Update – February 2023

Neighbourhood Plan Update – February 2023

The Wickhambrook Neighbourhood Plan Working Group has continued to be busy.  Since you last saw us at the flower show in the Summer West Suffolk Council finished its consultation on their preferred site for building 40 homes and other Buildings, to which we and the parish council provided a detailed response

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A note from your Clerk – February 2023

A note from your Clerk – February 2023

For me, February holds the first promise of spring, and I always look out for one of my favourite flowers, the woodland violet, as I walk my dog. February also sees the financial year drawing to a close, with preparations for the annual audit underway, a review of existing policies, and a look at the work plans for the next financial year to identify key activities in the year ahead…

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What did you do in the war, Grandad

What did you do in the war, Grandad

It is always a pleasure to have a talk from one of our members and our year started with a real treat. Adrian Maasz’s talk was entitled ‘What did you do in the war, Grandad?’ and was, in his words, a potted history of military medals…

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Voter ID

Voter ID

The UK Government has introduced a requirement for voters to show photo ID when voting at a polling station at some elections. This new requirement will apply for the first time in England at the local elections on Thursday 4 May 2023…

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W.I. 2022 Christmas Party

W.I. 2022 Christmas Party

As this was our WI Christmas Party, there was no official business to begin the evening. Members were greeted by canapés and a glass of Prosecco or a soft drink to start the evening off…

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Wickhambrook Firefighters Open Evening

Wickhambrook Firefighters Open Evening

If you are interested in serving your community and becoming an On Call Firefighter at Wickhambrook please come to our Recruitment Open Evening on Thursday 23rd February at Wickhambrook Fire Station at 19.00…

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Lidgate Walk

Lidgate Walk

This pleasant 4-mile circuit starts from Lidgate and makes use of hilltop footpaths to reach the hamlet of Upend.  The return journey is mostly along a Quiet Lane.  The newly opened permissive path around Lidgate Castle mound and the site of Lidgate Mere is included in these directions.  Walking is good all year round…

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Welcome my Lord Sir Christemas

Members of the Local History Society left the Hall after the November meeting with their heads full of thoughts of Christmas past. From Yule logs to boar’s heads, Sarah Doig, the speaker for the evening, took us on a journey…

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Ukulele Band Concert at the W.I.

Ukulele Band Concert at the W.I.

Wickhambrook WI hosted a lively concert by the Ukulele Band of Bury St Edmunds on Saturday 29th October in the WI Hall. The band has played at the hall previously and two of our members were so taken with the idea of playing the ukulele that they subsequently joined the group!

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