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Contents Page 2 Subscription

Page 36-37 Inspire Suffolk

Page 4 Christmas Day Dip

Page 38-39 Litter-Free Felixstowe

Page 6 Care for your Christmas Tree

Page 40-43 Local Person Sarah Diane Caddick

Page 8 Ice Rink

Page 44-45 New Stained Glass Windows in St Felix Church

Page 10 Christmas card Scheme & The Card Centre Page 11 Be a Santa to a Senior Page 12 Decembeard Page 13 Penguin Parade Page 14-15 Town and Around Page 16-17 Winter Shopping Page 18-19 The Big Food Blog Page 20 Book Review Page 21 New PCSO Page 22 Felixstowe Walks Page 23 Pet Problems Page 26-27 BASIC Life Charity Page 28 Alan Boyles 2019 Calendar Page 30-33 Local Business Time Flize

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Page 46 Mystery Shopper The Boardwalk Page 48-49 The 5 Men of Burgh Page 50-53 Local Photography Page 55 Level 2 Page 56-57 Alcohol-Free Cocktails Page 58 Felixstowe Chamber of Trade & Commerce Page 59 The Big Clean Page 60-61 Health Tips Page 62 Training for Fitness

Winter’s ISSUE

Well here it is folks! As you pick up your new issue of The Felixstowe Magazine from your entrance hall doormat or from one of our stockists, I hope you’ll find it’s now everything you hoped it to be. I am delighted to present to you our first seasonal issue, 150 pages and FULL of all those things you’ve told us were your favourite features. I take your feedback and interests to heart, in a positive way to guide how we evolve what we do and continually be in keeping with what you truly need and want. And I hope that with everything we now offer, The Felixstowe Magazine is a true resource in your home for you and your family. So without further ado, I wish you all a wonderful Christmas and New Year celebrations with your family and loved ones and with all its festivities, a Winter season that keeps you toasty! Here’s to a peaceful and prosperous 2019 for you all.

Page 63 In the Garden Page 65 Floral Personality Page 66-100 Exclusive Vouchers Page 102-103 Local Councillors

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Page 33 Local History

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Page 122-143 What’s On Guide

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Page 144-146 Fun Page

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Page 148-149 Index

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Take the Plunge

Felixstowe’s famous charity annual Christmas Day Dip! The famous annual icy plunge into the cold North Sea, organised by and in aid of St Elizabeth Hospice, and kindly supported by this year’s sponsor David Button Independent Funeral Directors, will take place on Felixstowe sea front at 10am on Christmas morning. Natalie Hill, events and challenges fundraiser at St Elizabeth Hospice, said, “This will be our 15th Christmas Day Dip and it’s gathering quite a following. We now have around 500 people take part each year who see this as the start of their festivities on the day. Their friends and family all come along to watch and there’s a fantastic atmosphere as everyone gathers to run into the sea.” 4

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“The hospice itself is open 365 days a year, including Christmas Day, so it’s important that we fundraise 365 days a year too in order to offer our services to local people. While those raising money will be dashing into the bracing waters, there will be patients in the hospice, receiving the care they need, thanks to their support.” To help us launch the event, Mayor of Felixstowe, Councillor Graham Newman with brave the North Sea for photographs: “I took part in the dip a few years ago and really enjoyed it. This year I’d really like to lead the charge and be the first in – I’m sure people will give generously to see me take an icy bath!” The event is short and ends following a countdown and dip into the sea. As they emerge from the water, all participants will receive a medal as a keepsake to remember the day before returning to the warm to enjoy their Christmas turkey. If you didn’t have a chance to book yourself in to join the big dip, you can apply to take part in next year’s event by visiting www. stelizabethhospice.org.uk/dip.


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Care for your Christmas Tree If you have a real cut pine tree to decorate for Christmas, here are some tips to choose the right Christmas tree and make it last, stay green and fresh for as long as possible. Fresh Trees The fresher a tree is when you buy it, the longer it will last. To find the freshest tree: • Choose a good store that ideally display their trees in buckets of water and sheltered from harsh weather. • A fresh, healthy tree will be bright green without dull colour or browning needles. The limbs should still be somewhat flexible, and it should shed very few needles when tapped or shaken. • Potted trees last longer and can be replanted to add to your landscaping. Tips to Make a Christmas Tree Last Longer • Cut 1/2 an inch off the base of the trunk and immediately place in clean water. This will open the pores through which the tree can absorb water to stay fresh. • Keep your tree out of direct sunlight and away from fireplaces. • Trim away lower branches or any interior branches necessary to shape the tree. Pine trees lose an incredible amount of moisture through their needles, and by removing some of those needles you can help the tree stay fresh longer. 6

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• Use a tree stand that has a large water capacity. • Refill the water twice daily. • If the tree appears to be drying out, use warm or hot water to refill the stand. Warmer water can be absorbed more quickly and will help rejuvenate the tree. Tree Preservatives • A litre or so of water to keep a tree fresh and lush. • 5-2 cups of sugar will serve as “food” for the tree. • 3-4 teaspoons of lemon juice or vinegar to will raise the acidity of the water. • 3-4 teaspoons of bleach will act as a disinfectant to prevent mould, fungus, or mildew from growing in the tree stand or infecting the tree itself. Do not be tempted to use extra bleach, however, as too much can be harmful to the tree. It is easy to make a Christmas tree last longer, if first you choose a fresh, healthy tree and then you care for it properly. With plenty of water, the right location and careful monitoring, a cut tree can last for several weeks and bring a lot of joy into your home throughout the season.


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“A brilliant time for all the family. The kids and adults all had fun!”

Join the Mayor of Felixstowe on December 20th at the 11am opening of the synthetic Christmas Ice Rink at Great Eastern Square, Hamilton Road. Thanks to the generous support of the East of England Coop, Felixstowe Town Council is once again able to offer public skating 8

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free of charge, from 11am to 7pm, 20th to 22nd and 10am to 6pm on 23rd December. With fun rides for children of all ages, a snow machine, festive music plus freshly made food and drink, there will be something for everyone at the Great Eastern Square Ice Rink this year.


Orwell Connection Choir Christmas Concerts 2018 Saturday1st December: The Choir is invited to sing at the Mayor’s Christmas Concert at St John’s Church (7:00 – 9:00pm)

Tuesday 4th December: St Felix Church In aid of St Elizabeth’s Hospice. (7:30 – 9:30pm) Sunday 9th December: St Peter and St Paul Church Featuring Felixstowe Children’s Choir. (3:00 – 5:00pm) Tuesday 11th December: Trinity Methodist Church In aid of John le Vay Cancer Support Unit. (7:30 – 9:30pm)

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Christmas Card Scheme Once again, Old Felixstowe Community Association is running its successful Christmas Card Delivery Scheme. For just 25p per card, their team of ‘posties’ will deliver cards throughout Felixstowe, Walton and the Trimleys. All you have to do is take your cards, clearly and correctly addressed, to Old Felixstowe Community Centre, Ferry Road at the following times: Thursday 6th December @9-11am

The Card Centre Felixstowe, is a lovely small independent family business which has been established for over 65 years. There’s nowhere else that has quite a unique personal service from the staff at The Card Centre who display a wide variety of choice for every occasion. Whether you are looking for classic, cute, or contemporary, or something different like 3D and pop-ups, the friendly staff make every effort in finding you the perfect greetings card.

Monday 10th December @9-11am

The pricing is as competitive as the quality with thousands of designs in stock from over a hundred different card makers. They also sell their own exclusive Felixstowe cards and calendar, and a wide range of stationery, notecards, serviettes, gift wrap and bags, diaries, and a selection of quality giftware.

Delivery is, of course, guaranteed before Christmas. All proceeds will go towards the upkeep of the Community Centre.

For all those special occasions, you can’t go wrong with Felixstowe’s independent card shop.

For further information, please contact Pauline Varden on 01394 278105.

The Card Centre Felixstowe 6 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AU

Friday 7th December @9-11am Saturday 8th December @10am-12noon (during the Christmas Community Market)

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Be a Santa to a Senior It’s back! A heart-warming scheme for this Christmas Local at-home care company, Home Instead Senior Care, has joined forces with M&S in Felixstowe and a number of local charities, churches and welfare organisations to bring a heart-warming scheme to Felixstowe this Christmas. The gift-giving scheme, called ‘Be a Santa to a Senior’, will see gifts distributed amongst elderly people in our community. The way it works is simple. M&S will have a ‘Be a Santa to a Senior’ Christmas tree on display on Friday 14th. The tree will be decorated with gift tags carrying the first name of a local person and the gift they would enjoy receiving. Members of the public can then buy an appropriate gift from M&S and leave it with the Home Instead team who will set to expertly wrapping the items, delivering them just in time for Christmas. Speaking about ‘Be a Santa to a Senior’, Joanna McCall, Genereal Manager of Home Instead Ipswich said, “We are really excited about this scheme and are delighted that M&S and several local organisations have decided to partner with us to allow us to distribute gifts to people who really need them.”

Gill Bishop of Home Instead

who would really appreciate knowing that local people are thinking about them this Christmas.” In closing the manager from M&S Felixstowe said, “We are more than happy to be working with Home Instead and helping to make ‘Be a Santa to a Senior’ a huge success. We are looking forward to receiving donations.” www.homeinstead.co.uk 01394 617558

“We provide care to older people in their own homes. Our clients are assured of regular company from their CARE Givers but we are hoping that ‘Be a Santa to a Senior’ will allow us to reach out to the many older people who, perhaps, don’t receive as many visitors as our clients and The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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Decembeard A fun fundraiser for bowel cancer research Taking part is simple, just grow a beard this December and help us stop people dying of bowel cancer. Already bearded? No problem. Dye, ditch or decorate your beard and join the campaign. Sign up via the webiste (bowelcanceruk. org.uk) to receive your free fundraising pack, which will include a guide full of beard growing and fundraising tips, as well as posters for you to put up at work or in your community. You can fundraise individually or as a team. Encourage your friends and family to get involved with your fundraising, creating challenges over length, style and even colour. This year we’re asking you to fundraise £100 each. This will help fund vital services and lifesaving research to help ensure a future where nobody dies of bowel cancer. Bowel cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the UK. Almost 42,000 people are diagnosed with bowel cancer every year in the UK. More than nine out of ten new cases (94%) are diagnosed in people 12

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over the age of 50, and nearly six out of ten cases (59%) are diagnosed in people aged 70 or over. But bowel cancer can affect anyone of any age. More than 2,500 new cases are diagnosed each year in people under the age of 50. 1 in 14 men and 1 in 19 women will be diagnosed with bowel cancer during their lifetime. Around 268,000 people living in the UK today have been diagnosed with bowel cancer. Bowel cancer is treatable and curable especially if diagnosed early. Nearly everyone survives bowel cancer if diagnosed at the earliest stage. However this drops significantly as the disease develops. Early diagnosis really does save lives There is only a small chance that bowel cancer will come back after five years. More than 16,000 people die from bowel cancer in the UK every year. It is the second biggest cancer killer in the UK. But the number of people dying of bowel cancer has been falling since the 1970s. This may be due to earlier diagnosis and better treatment. So fellas, your beards go a long way to help fundraise for this cause! Join us this December, get growing and raise as much as you can. www.bowelcanceruk.org.uk


Felixstowe Penguin Parade Get hunting for our twelve cuddly penguins hidden around the Town Centre. Visit each of the shops listed below, find the penguin and write down its name. Then fill in your name and contact details and post this completed sheet into the special box at Felixstowe Library. Note: all entry forms will be destroyed after winner is drawn and announced. The Penguin Parade runs from Saturday 1 to Wednesday 19 December. On Thursday 20 December, we will draw one lucky person who will win a special yummy prize from Sweet Treats at 111 Hamilton Road. Good luck and have fun!

Your name ………………………………………………………………………………………… Contact telephone number ………………………………..…………………………………… Toggs Clothing, 3 Great Eastern Square

The Wool Baa, 187 Hamilton Road

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Pierrot Stationers, 154 Hamilton Road

King’s of Felixstowe, 114 Hamilton Road

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Sweet Treats, 111 Hamilton Road

Treasure Chest Books, 61 Cobbold Road

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Ruby & Scarlet, 48-50 Hamilton Road

Coes of Felixstowe, 46 Hamilton Road

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Hills Jewellers, 32 Orwell Road

Maddy Posh, 21 Orwell Road

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The Thrifty Thistle, 12 Hamilton Road

Felixstowe Library, Crescent Road

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Felixstowe Town and Around Welcoming the return of the regular article by local councillor, Doreen Savage Well, I’m back! I understand from the Editor that many of you have missed my news round up and so, as the magazine will now be a beautiful quarterly production, I will have more time on my hands and I’m delighted to be able to contribute to this column once again. The first item of news has to be the agreement of the Town Council to the employment of our own PCSO for the town. Ben Sagi, working under the direction of Sgt. Peter Street, a wellknown local police sergeant, has been appointed to the PCSO role which will be in addition to the regular level of staffing by Suffolk Constabulary, but we all know that the priorities for the constabulary at the present time do not include parking issues and many of the other day-today things that concern us all. We hear an awful lot on TV about “county lines” and domestic violence and I am sad to say that Felixstowe is not immune to these activities and it is right that our constabulary concentrate on these areas of work. More on Ben on page 19. The news of the 100% cut in the County Council funding to all Suffolk offices of the Citizens Advice has come as a body blow to the organisation. As you can imagine, meetings as to how the service will continue are prevalent and lobbying of our County Councillors is taking place across the county. With the roll out of Universal Credit in Felixstowe in October the need for the help of Citizens Advice is crucial – and the office in Orwell Road is geared up to assist anyone who needs help with claiming Universal Credit 14

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working alongside the JobCentre in providing the best possible help and advice. Citizens Advice was warned last year of cuts to the funding – but no-one envisaged such a draconian action for the next financial year. Citizens Advice has been in existence since the 1940’s and every year helps some of the more vulnerable members of our society, as well as being there for anyone who might need advice on a myriad of subjects. One of the services that is available again this year is advice on energy savings and I know that many people have been saved substantial sums of money based on the advice given by Citizens Advice on the benefits of switching energy suppliers. If you are thinking along these lines do go into the office in Orwell Road for advice and help. The draft of the new Local plan is reaching its final stages at the District Council. I have been a member of the working party alongside another Felixstowe colleague and have attended most of the 27 meetings needed on this very important document. The meetings have lasted for hours and have been very intense as you can imagine. Felixstowe Town Council members were involved in the responses on the Felixstowe section of the document and I am pleased to say that many parts of the Felixstowe Area Action plan upon which Town Councillors worked previously, have been included in the new document. The consultation process to which residents could respond have resulted in many of those comments being incorporated in the draft local plan, but, of course, many have not. I know there is concern in some quarters of the housing numbers required over the next 20 years in Felixstowe – and these have not changed. Concern was raised in the consultation process by a number of residents and the Town Council regarding the future of Eastward ‘Ho. I am pleased to say that the new wording in the draft local plan includes the importance of the open space at Eastward ‘Ho along with The


Grove as playing an important role in the recreational and community facilities for the residents of Felixstowe. The draft has yet to go before Scrutiny and Cabinet at the District before submission to the Planning Inspectorate in the New Year. Whilst on the subject of planning, the Wetherspoon’s application for the old doctor’s surgery site has been re-submitted for approval. The application is for a 5-storey building incorporating a pub and 24 apartments, 8 of which will be for social housing. These will be one- and two bedroom accommodation – for which there is a need. Many of the objections made by the Town Council to the previous application for this particular development have been addressed by the applicant and the Town Council has now approved the latest application. Purely on the grounds that I felt it was one storey too high, I voted to refuse it – but I was a lone voice! At least there is the prospect of that unsightly site disappearing from our landscape. Some of the existing trees will remain, but some will be removed and replaced with new planting. The operator of the Felixstowe/Shotley/ Harwich Foot Ferry has now produced figures for passenger journeys for this year with a comparison to last year. The operator Christian Zemann reported the following:

“The increase in passenger numbers is about 10% compared to last year. But the increase from customers travelling from further away is about 25%. 2017 June 4289 2018 June 4720 2017 July 5421 2018 July 6729 2017 August 7970 2018 August 8367 March to August 2017 total passengers 25553 March to August 2018 28404”. I realise we had a fantastic summer this year, but there is no doubt that the investment in a larger Ferry and the extra trips that the operator now provides have been a huge factor in this success story. Funding towards keeping this service operating comes with grants from the Essex CC and Suffolk CC as well as Tendring District Council, Harwich Town Council and Felixstowe town Council. Fingers crossed that there are no drastic cuts to these funding streams as the Ferry contributes hugely to our tourist trade in Felixstowe. Well, I think this is about all for this article. I hope you have found the content of interest and useful. A very Happy Christmas and New Year to all readers – and I wonder what awaits us in 2019? Doreen Savage. The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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Winter Shopping

Shopping made easy on Felixstowe’s high street

Black sparkle wrap over dress £40 - Livia’s Boutique

Jack Wolfskin jacket £230 - Coes

Black coated biker trousers £35 - Livia’s Boutique

A selection of tweed suits Toggs 16

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Misty rose long scarf £18 - Livia’s Boutique

Buddy backpack £80 (£30 off) - Tea & Kate

Tweed holdall £199.95 - Coes


Real effects heart necklace £35 - Ashton Jane

The Échase vase £120 - Tea & Kate Selection of scented candles - Maddy Posh

The Échase bowl £235 - Tea & Kate

Light grey knitted hat £12 - Livia’s Boutique

Local Art by Anne Rea - £275 - Suffolk Living

Felixstowe China hanging heart £9.25 - Ruby and Scarlett

Rabbit cotton bag with gold sequin ears £18 - Livia’s Boutique

Vintage chair - £85 - Suffolk Living

Christmas Mouse in Tim £22 - Tea & Kate

Meow make up bag £23 - Livia’s Boutique

Alice in Wonderland V&A Fine China travel Mug £11.50 - Ruby and Scarlett

Ginko alarm £40 - Coes online

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Sweet Potato & Gin

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Hot Chocolate

We’re here to help you overcome those winter blues, and nothing will cheer you up like these perfect winter warmers! Ingredients • 4 cups of milk • 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder • 1/4 cup sugar • 2 tsp cornstarch (optional thickener) • 1 tsp cinnamon • 1/2 tsp vanilla extract • 1/4 tsp chilli powder • pinch of nutmeg • pinch of cayenne • optional toppings: whipped cream, marshmallows, chocolate syrup, and/or chocolate shavings Method The method to make our Spiced Hot Chocolate is simple but requires utter focus and a distraction-free environment. Add all ingredients to a medium saucepan. Heat over medium heat until simmering, stirring frequently. Remove from heat and serve with optional delicious toppings. Drink slowly while you become enveloped in pure chocolaty magical heaven. 18

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Ingredients • 1kg sweet potato, skin on, roughly chopped • 2 eating apples, such as Braeburn, cored and cut into wedges • 1 tbsp olive oil and 2 tbsps coconut oil • 1 onion, finely chopped • 2 tsp coriander seeds, crushed • 2 tsp cumin seeds, crushed • 20g fresh ginger, grated • 400ml full-fat coconut milk • 750ml good quality vegetable stock • 1 tsp salt • Greek yogurt and fresh coriander leaves to serve Method Heat the oven to 200°C. Spread the sweet potato pieces and apple wedges in a large roasting tray, drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Roast for 4045 minutes until softened and golden. Meanwhile, heat the coconut oil and add the onion. Fry over a medium heat for 5 minutes. Add coriander and cumin seeds, fry for a 5-10 minutes until fragrant. Add ginger, coconut milk, stock and salt, then bring to a gentle simmer. Once sweet potato and apple are cooked, add them to the pan. Simmer for 5 minutes, then remove from heat. Blend soup until smooth. Serve with a swirl of yogurt and coriander and God help you if you forget some crusty bread for dunking!


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Method In a large pan of cold, salted water, simmer the potatoes for 15–20min until tender. Drain and set aside to steam dry for 5min. Mash through a ricer while warm. Set aside. Preheat oven to 180°C mark 4. In a large non-stick frying pan, melt 50g butter. Add flour and stir to make a thick paste. Cook over medium heat for 3min, stirring. Remove from heat, then gradually add wine, stirring until smooth. Return to heat and add stock, bring up to boil and simmer for about 5min, stirring, until sauce is the consistency of yogurt. Add cream, anchovy essence, parsley and lemon juice. Season and set aside. In a large pan, heat remaining butter and milk with plenty of seasoning. Remove from heat, beat in a third of the mashed potatoes to a loose consistency, then the remaining potatoes, until thick and fluffy.

Fish Pie Ingredients • 1.2kg floury potatoes, peeled and halved • 100g butter • 50g plain flour • 150ml white wine • 400ml fish stock • 100ml double cream • 1 tbsp anchovy essence • 3 tbsp flat leaf parsley, finely chopped • Juice of 1 lemon • 150ml milk • 300g cod fillets, skinless and boneless, cut into 5cm chunks • 300g smoked haddock fillets, skinless and boneless, cut into 5cm (2in) chunks • 125g raw king prawns • 2 tbsp parmesan cheese, finely grated

Stir the raw fish chunks into the sauce. Spoon into a large baking dish. Top with the potato, peaking the top with the back of a fork, then sprinkle with the cheese. Bake for 30min until golden and bubbling. Serve with vegetable of your choice and feel your tummy cosy up in seconds! Love these Winter Warmers? Then pop over to our facebook page @bigfoodblog to see more seriously delicious recipes and foodie ideas.

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Book Review A review of Shelter in Place by Nora Roberts

What started out as a fun-filled day at the mall - watching movies, shopping and grabbing a bite to eat - became a memory that people there would never forget. They heard the term “shelter in place” many times before, but only then did they really understand what that meant. Sometimes hiding meant the different between life and death. Nora Roberts, a New York Times best-selling author, weaves a tale that unfortunately mirrors real life all too often. Shelter in Place, published in 2018, shows how average people doing everyday things can quickly become victims and sometimes heroes while a nightmare unfolds around them. Sixteen-year-old Simone Knox, who by a stroke of luck was in the restroom when the first gunman entered the movie theatre where her best friends were sitting, had the presence of mind to call 911. Her actions saved a lot of people that day, and she was heralded as a hero. Inside, however, she felt like a coward for not doing anything to protect her friends that day, even though the operator told her to stay hidden. Once old enough to be on her own, Simone tried to escape the pain by running as far away as she could from her hometown. Reed Quartermaine was working at his after-school job and was on a break when the second shooter came into the mall. As he ran to hide, he spotted a scared little boy looking for his mom. Scooping him up and hiding him from the bullets saved both of their lives that day. Reed too was hailed as a hero. To deal with his pain, he went on to become a cop so he could try to prevent more crimes against the innocent. Little did they know there was one person left from that night who was the mastermind 20

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behind the terror, and she wasn’t done with her plans yet. One by one Patricia Jane Hobart was coming after the people who survived the carnage, and that included Simone and Reed. Now in a relationship and looking forward to their future, they will once again have to fight for their lives and the lives of those around them. Shelter in Place is a book about the courage and resilience of everyday people who are forced to confront evil, not once, but twice. Will Simone and Reed escape with their lives once again, or will Patricia succeed the second time around? To find out more about this book and the author, please visit www.noraroberts.com. Susan Baldani has an MA in Education and a BA in Psychology. She lives in the U.S. and enjoys writing articles about a variety of subjects. She is also currently finishing up her second book. You can contact her at suebaldani@yahoo.com, on Twitter @mywritingwall, or through her website at www.mywritingwall.com.


A new PCSO on board to address local community priorities The Town Council has taken up the Suffolk Police and Crime Commissioner’s offer to provide the town with an additional, locally funded PCSO for the next two years to address some local matters that would otherwise be a low-priority for the Constabulary. The decision was, in part, prompted by the reported two-year delay to civil parking enforcement – where district councils will take over the role of on-street parking enforcement – which had originally been scheduled to take effect from April 2019. Mayor of Felixstowe, Cllr Graham Newman said, "Whilst we are fortunate in having a very low level of serious crime in Felixstowe, many residents are concerned about illegal, anti-social and inconsiderate behaviour, particularly involving the use of motor vehicles. We appreciate the Police service is tasked to target serious crime throughout the County, but Town Councillors consider a more visible police presence in the Town is necessary. A dedicated PCSO should help to counter these perceived problems, at least until Civil Parking Enforcement is introduced in the town." The new scheme offers a guarantee that the officer will work within the geographic area of the sponsoring agency rather than integration into a wider Neighbourhood Policing Team.

Sponsored PCSOs can only be deployed to other duties in exceptional circumstances. For example, attending a major incident. Felixstowe’s new PCSO, Ben Sagi, will begin work on 1st December under the direction of the Felixstowe and District Neighbourhood Policing Team. Working collaboratively with the Town Council, PCSO Sagi will be tasked to provide a visible and reassuring presence to our streets, on hand to help people on a day to day basis, gathering local intelligence and addressing other issues in Felixstowe, such as illegal parking. Ben will work within the local policing team and remain directly accountable to the local Sergeant, who will liaise with the Town Council on a regular basis to identify local priorities to ensure ongoing community needs are being met. Suffolk Constabulary pays for all training, uniform and equipment for a sponsored PCSO, with the Town Council covering the salary and on-costs associated with the role at £34,000 per year for the next two years. Under the arrangement, the Town Council will receive monthly reports detailing the PCSO’s activities in addition to those of the Neighbourhood Policing Team. Ben will also be regularly available to the public at the Town Hall between 10am-1pm on the first Wednesday of every month. Anyone wishing to report non-emergency crimes can contact 101 or make a report via www.suffolk.police.uk/contact-us/reportsomething. In an emergency, always call 999. The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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Pet Problems Helping pet owners around Felixstowe As winter is upon us it’s time to make sure that all animals that live outside are as comfortable as possible. How do I keep my rabbits and guinea pigs warm and dry this winter? Most small animals adapt well as the temperature changes and are perfectly happy outside in the colder months. The first thing to check is that any hutch is still sound, off the ground (4 inches), waterproof and sheltered from wind. Many people move their pets into sheds or garages but do ensure the new location is pet friendly and free from fumes from engines or chemicals. You can add cardboard nesting boxes filled with warm hay and other bedding to keep pets cosy. Hutch covers, and heat pads can also add to their comfort or use old sleeping bags, blankets or carpet plus waterproof tarpaulin on top and around the cage to keep things snug and warm. Do remove these from the front during the

day and allow some air to circulate at all times. In very cold weather, water bottles can freeze and it is a good idea to have a bowl of water as well as a bottle as you will need to compensate for the reduced moisture intake now that they are not out on the grass as much. Moisture in toilet areas can also freeze so should be cleaned daily. With less access to grass, ensure eating hay is available at all times and give a handful of fresh leafy greens such as carrot tops and broccoli and good quality nuggets every day. Did you know a guinea pig should be eating their own body size in hay every day? If your pet has lost a companion during the year and is now on their own or is getting on in years you could also consider bringing them indoors but make sure you do this before it gets too cold as they would not react well to a sudden change in temperature. Winter can be a lonely time for outside pets so do make sure you still make an effort to interact with them on a daily basis and check that they are well. The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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A regular update from a brilliant local charity, providing financial, practical and general support Over the last year BASIC have increased the work with food insecurity issues in Felixstowe and the surrounding villages. Pop-up shops We now have three pop-up shops per week at St. Edmunds Church, Langer Road, St. Philip’s Church hall, Wadgate Road and at Trimley Free Church. Customers purchase a bag and then help themselves to the items on offer. These range from all kinds of fresh and perishable foods to toiletries and other items such as clothes, shoes and household utensils we supply from our shop stock. The food is collected from our charity partners who include Marks and Spencer, Morrisons, Waitrose, Tesco, Lidl, The Co-op and others. We also have an account with Fare Share and purchase a substantial amount of food each week. Overall, we collect and distribute over half a metric tonne of food per week supplying at least 100 local residents in need. We are opening a fourth Felixstowe-area pop-up shop at St. Peter and St. Paul Church in Old Felixstowe on Thursday January 10th 2019. We feel this will be possibly the final piece in the jigsaw for this area and we will then look further afield to promote


Basic Life Charity the idea. A pop-up is planned for the Deaf Centre in Ipswich for early 2019 to compliment the one already at St. Francis Church, Ipswich. Another has been successfully operational in Leytonstone. Universal Credit The alarming news about problems with Universal Credit has been confirmed with us as we have received a lot more referrals for assistance since it was rolled out in some local areas. In fact, at the time of writing, we have donated almost £1000 in the past three weeks alone, to local residents who are in dire need due to the gap in between usual payments ceasing and the new ones commencing. It appears that this ‘gap’ is the main problem.

information about residents who might be lonely during the festive period. We were able to provide shoe boxes of gifts to these residents, along with our usual sacks of seasonal items to up to 100 local families/individuals as identified by groups such as local Social Services, Citizen’s Advice, Housing Associations etc. Ipswich Night Shelter etc We were pleased to once again support the Ipswich Night shelter with essential items from our shop stock such as sleeping bags, boots and shoes. We have also provided support to many other local charities such as Stennetts Community Café. Schools

In addition, we have assisted local people who have been evicted from their homes, which was almost unheard of in previous years.

We continue to provide free school breakfasts for the children at both Langer Academy and Causton Junior School in Felixstowe. This has been an ongoing project which started several years ago.

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We have been working with Suffolk Council and The Felixstowe Academy to tackle this problem. Girls at the school have been enthusiastic in promoting awareness, providing peer assistance and providing clear guidance within the Academy itself. It is planned for the school to develop the idea and pass it on to other schools in Suffolk. Christmas Parcels At the end of last year we developed our ‘Christmas with BASIC’ project further and wrote to all local care/residential homes for

Over the year we have assisted an enormous amount of people in need with free items from stock in emergencies. These include free provision of wheelchairs, bedding and clothes assistance for domestic fire victims and we continue to run our food banks at each of our shops. Thank you Finally a big thank you to all the customers who support us and, even more importantly, to the wonderful volunteers who make our mission possible. The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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2019 Calendar Raising charitable funds with a beautiful 2019 creative calendar by local photographer, Alan Boyle As some of you know, I’m a local photographer who loves to showcase our beautiful area with my photos. We have an abundance of the most gorgeous scenery right here at our finger tips. We are very lucky indeed! Some people have asked if I would put together a calendar with some of the images I’ve taken over the past year. Well your wish is my command! Boast International Ltd has been a part sponsor in this project and I’ve also decided to give some of the profit proceeds to a great charity that helps the local youth in our area, the Level Two youth project. This charity helps promote the welfare of young people between

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the ages of 7 to 25, living in Felixstowe and surrounding villages, through supportive relationships and positive experiences, designed to enhance their personal and social development. Now I need your help. I need you to dig deep (well, not that deep really) and purchase one (or more) of the calendars. They only cost £10. This is for an A3 wall size calendar that comes in a cardboard envelope, so it can easily be mailed to you even if you live out of town. Please enquire for postal charge. You can contact me via email to discuss how I can get them to you. Or visit my Everything Felixstowe Facebook page for more info. My email is alanukboyle@gmail.com Many thanks in advance for all of your support. Alan Boyle


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The Ultimate Drone Ex

Introducing to you Mick Richardson, one of Felixstowe most sought-aftermdrone trainers You’ve got your first drone and you’re itching to get out and fly around the skies, or maybe droning is something you’ve always wanted to do but you want to dip your toe in the water before committing to a drone of your own. Before you do there’s a couple of things you might need to think about. We interviewed Mick, a local drone trainer offering the perfect drone flight experience for newbies and the more experienced flier. How did you get into drone training? In preparation for retirement from a 30-year career in public service, in June 2015, I began the three stages of training to qualify as a professional commercial pilot. The training began with a ‘ground school’ exam, BNUC-s British National Unmanned Craft) small, followed by th(e flight line exam to demonstrate safe flying ability. Finally, I completed my training with the PfCO qualification (Permission for Commercial Operation) issued by the United Kingdom Civil Aviation Authority. What does the training entail? The purpose of the training is to ensure that as a hobby flier, you will have enough control of your aircraft to be able to fly safely. I cannot qualify anybody to gain their PfCO – but I can teach inexperienced drone fliers to fly safe and fly legal. If someone wants to gain their own formal qualifications, they will have to sign up to the course and take the exams.

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Do you have top tips for someone who has just got their first drone?

Tip 1: This is an important one so I’m mentioning this tip first - as of late 2019, any drone over 250g in weight will have to be registered with the CAA, so that’s something to think about – plus in registering the aircraft, fairly simple on-line knowledge test will have to be passed. Tip 2: Before you fly for real, if your drone comes with a software simulator, why not get used to how it flies on the computer before putting it in the air for real for the first time? That way, you’ll know what to expect a little later on. Tip 3: Put your phone number on the drone – just in case you lose it! (Even the professionals lose an aircraft every once in a while.) Tip 4: You’re going to need much more space around you than you may think. Unless you own oodles of land, don’t fly from your back garden – it isn’t going to be big enough. When I first learnt to fly I tried in my back garden and ended up destroying our flower beds! Tip 5: The weather can be your friend and your enemy! Don’t fly in damp weather (rain, snow, fog, mist etc.). Moisture will penetrate the aircraft which can cause irreparable damage to the electronics that keep it in the air. Strong winds too can cause havoc – and as a rule of thumb, the higher you fly, the windier it is – even if it appears nice at ground level. Tip 6: There are all sorts of other people up there in the sky – balloonists, microlights, gliders and so on – plus military and emergency services – so when you are in the air, always keep both an ear and eye out for others who may not see your drone. If you spot someone moving towards your drone, bring it down low as soon as you can if safe to do so.


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Tip7: Always fly so as to keep your drone in your sight. The maximum distance you can fly is 500 metres as it’s about the max distance that you may be able to stay in sight of it. Tip 8: If your drone is fitted with a camera, you may be able to capture some fantastic photographs, but images of people in their gardens etc. is not allowed unless you have been asked specifically to take them. Tip 9: Lastly, you need to be aware that there are numbers of rules (laws) affecting the use of drones – these are put in place by the Civil Aviation Authority, and the local police are responsible for dealing with any offences that occur (and yes, they can seize your new drone if you break the laws). In a nutshell, to stay out of the long arms of the law, you need to have a big space to take off and land in (a 30m radius into which no one else should be) and you must keep at least 50m away from people and property if you don’t have their permission to fly any closer to them. Never fly over crowds and always stay 150m away from any public gatherings! There are many rules to drone flying so Google ‘drone code’ for some very basic rules so you get the most out of your your new aircraft! Brilliant! So, are there any other projects do you get up to? Whilst I thought I’d be earning an income from flying around for other people, I’ve ended up subcontracting to a team of people who offer the full training package from those like me who want to become professionally qualified in piloting a drone.

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I now work for UAV8 in Ipswich and I’m their lead flight line trainer – meaning that most of my time is spent either training people from scratch or tutoring them. I have to say that I absolutely love doing that. I fly aircraft fitted with UHD video cameras, zoom lenses and thermal imaging. I also provide ground-based time lapse video which are great for showing progress of ground-based work or construction. We found you to be really approachable and the way you teach is perfect for newbies! Thanks! I like to engage with ‘hobby fliers’ who wish to know more, learn more and discover how to ‘really’ fly safely and legally to stay out of danger and I’d like to focus on this as the laws being applied to drone flight get more and more complicated. If someone is interested in having some drone lessons how can they get in touch? I have some great drone experience packages for those that want to start up or those that want to brush up their skills. My details are below or in the advert on the opposite page. I also have some lovely offers this winter which can make the perfect Christmas gift or even a unique Valentines experience for couples. All these offers are on page 95. ______________________________________ Thanks to Mick for this insight into drone flying. We had a little taster flight experience session of our own, and were lucky

enough to film the whole thing! You can check out the video clip on our website: www.thefelixstowemagazine.com. Learning anything can be a little daunting so here are some recent reviews from Mick’s clients: “In 2017, Mick Richardson gave me step by step guidance to obtain my Permission for commercial Operation. His knowledge of this industry is second to none, ensuring professionalism and safety was at the centre of my business. His friendly personality helped me to relax and improve my skills on the controls whilst teaching me the disciplines required for a safe operation. He has a wealth of knowledge that helped me in the right direction of what relevant information to learn and understand. Without any doubt, Mick was a vital part to me endeavouring to become a professional drone pilot. I would recommend him to every aspiring pilot whether for commercial or domestic purpose. A pleasure to fly with!!!” John Clarke – Ipswich “His friendly, approachable and professional manner ensures clients are trained to the highest standards. Mick’s instructional style and mentorship ensures even the most nervous and inexperienced student completes the course with the knowledge, confidence and ability to fly safely within the confines of current legislation. A trusted and valued member of the UAV8 family of professional instructors!” Mark Hitch Operations Manager – UAV8

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Learn the real skills of flying so you fly safely and legally. As a total drone novice I was very interested to spend a couple of hours with Mick. I couldn’t have loved it more! Mick taught me everything I needed to know to fly responsibly as well as teaching me some brilliant aerial manoeuvres I’ll be practicing to perfect! I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Mick and would highly recommend his training to anyone interested in flying drones.

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It was Curtains for Romance Random ramblings by our local lad During the shorter days and darker evenings, my significant other and I typically head off to warmer climes for a long weekend to cheer ourselves up. Thanks to the marvellous thing that is Air BnB – which felt like authorised squatting when we first tried it – we recently bagged ourselves a nice little studio apartment in the wild city of Naples. Although I must say if you ever go don’t expect to be able to order Neapolitan ice cream like they sell in the CoOp! Most disappointing. After a long day on the Amalfi coast and feeling slightly grubby and a little sweaty I was glad to return to our apartment where a ‘doccia calder’ (for those who haven’t discovered Google translate, that’s ‘hot shower’ in Italian… I hope!) was waiting for me. I slipped out of my M&S summer singlet (covered in a dash of pistachio gelato, which was bought in lieu of finding a cardboard clad block Neapolitan ice cream; I’m still gutted about that), cut-offs and Mr Men flip flops, grabbed a towel and sashayed to the bathroom. Tastefully adorned with terracotta tiles from the Island of Capri (or possibly Ikea) I turned and followed by a slight squeal I observed with horror… the plastic shower curtain. Now I’m sorry if any readers own one of these miscreations but they must be globally outlawed… now! Why this outcry? Okay, well let’s face it, in a shower you’re in your birthday suit; you’re quite vulnerable. There you are nude and now at this juncture we have to consider physics. You are standing in a confined space which is about to be filled with hot

water and steam. Outside the cubicle the air is cooler. Your person is wet, you have a bar of Imperial Leather (or Pears of if you like your soap transparent) in your hand ready to lather up and it attacks! Yes the aforementioned physics kicks in and the wet and now freezing cold plastic shower curtain (those two words should never be twinned) waits until you’re not looking, or even worse bending over and at a rate of knots it reaches in and envelopes your suds-smothered body. And now the scary part; there’s no escape. This monster of a design flaw has taken on a life of its own. However much you try and keep it off you, whether it’s with a foot while tackling an armpit, or your hand whilst de-fluffing your belly button this evil thing will have you in its hold. And how on earth does it get and stay so cold? Plus my partner walked in the bathroom mid-shower only to spot me resembling a victim from the Body Snatchers; a sure way to kill the romance of Italy. Dean Wales The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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Inspire Suffolk Supporting our young people It’s been a busy month for one of Suffolk’s leading young people charities, Inspire Suffolk. With 5 Team programmes running across the county for 16-25-year-olds to build confidence and find their next step, a specific construction course for those looking to enter the sector and gain their CSCS cards, as well as their annual Charity Ball which raised over £16,000 to support local young people in need. Team programme is one of Inspire Suffolk’s most successful programmes ran in partnership with the Prince’s Trust. Taking place over 12 weeks, the programme supports young people who are 16-25 years old and are not in employment, education or training living across Suffolk and North Essex. It is made up of various activities designed to increase selfconfidence, motivation and self-esteem, all which play a key part in helping to find positive sustainable outcomes and really does change local lives! Firstly, the young people involved in the course take part in an activity outward bound trip, getting involved in canoeing, abseiling and raft-building. These trips are fundamental to overcoming challenges, facing their fears, building confidence and breaking away from their current situation, making them ready to take on the rest of the course. One young person said: “Without the residential trip, I would have never put myself out of my comfort zone. I now believe in myself more and am continuing to push myself.” 36

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Other activities including planning, fundraising and co-ordinating a project in their community to support working as a team, initiative and putting themselves outside of their comfort zone! In the past, projects have included supporting Layden’s Community Café, Felixstowe, to spruce up their garden area for its users and clearing an overgrown area at Causton Junior School, Felixstowe for the pupils to use. These projects allow the young people involved to have a sense of pride in something


they’ve supported and help their communities in need, and is great to add to their CV’s.

people, helping to build their confidence and get them onto a positive next step in their lives!”

Young people will also find themselves working on how to enhance their CV’s, supported by local businesses on interview skills and work experience in sectors that they’re interested in.

Inspire Suffolk’s next Prince’s Trust Team programmes begin in January 2019. The most local programme for Jan 2019 will be in Central Ipswich. Visit www.inspiresuffolk.org.uk to find out more.

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Not a Drop in the Ocean

Doing their part to safeguard Felixstowe’s environment with this fantastic local litter-free and plastic-free campaign When BBC’s Blue Planet II highlighted the plastic issue in our seas earlier in the year few, including Sir David Attenborough himself, could have predicted its impact on individual behaviour. In Felixstowe, over just a few months, 1200 people joined a new group called Plastic-Free Felixstowe allowing members to share ideas and initiatives to reduce plastic waste in their lives. Through the campaign called ‘Not a drop in the ocean’, the group have been determined to try and make a difference across the town. Now with Community Interest Company (CIC) status, PlasticFree Felixstowe has been announced as a finalist in the national Groundworks Community Awards 2018. 38

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Everyone is aware of the impact of plastics in the sea, so the focus is on galvanising people to take action whilst inspiring the next generation to make changes. Working with shops and businesses in the town, there has been a growing response with companies switching to paper bags, straws and wooden cutlery whilst promoting reusable carrier bags across Felixstowe. In August, Plastic-Free Felixstowe organised their first Awareness Day for school-children who were invited by postcard to greet ‘Summer Santa’ who had arrived by water on his summer holidays to talk about plastic and litter. Dressed appropriately in Hawaiian shirt, shorts and flip-flops, Father Christmas delighted the young people with his knowledge of the environment and he engaged with them on the Pier before litter-picking on Felixstowe beach. The feedback after the event was very encouraging. One mother posted on Facebook ‘Father Christmas inspired my 5 year old to pick up any litter she spotted on the walk home’ whilst a regular visitor to the town said, ‘we come to Felixstowe several times a year and the kids were made up that Father Christmas chose


to holiday in the same place as us. We did a beach clean together yesterday evening’. It was exactly the response the organisers were seeking and visits to schools and scout-groups have followed. The group are now keen to take further positive action and are launching an ambitious plan called ‘Litter-Free Felixstowe’. Debbie Bartlett explains the new initiative; ‘We have been delighted with the success of Plastic-Free Felixstowe but we are aware that people want to do much more to ensure that plastic doesn’t end up in the sea’. ‘We will be including beach areas, woods and grass verges, river banks and parks in our campaign,’ said Debbie. ‘We want Felixstowe to be the UK’s first litter-free town’. To achieve this, large numbers of volunteers are needed. It is also hoped that companies will add their weight to ‘Litter-Free Felixstowe’. The group wants to encourage businesses, whether large or small, to pledge at least one day per annum to involve their staff in a litter-pick as well as looking at their use of plastics, eliminating single-use and recycling effectively.

The launch of Litter-Free Felixstowe took place on 18th November starting at Brackenbury Green in Old Felixstowe. The organisers were encouraged by the number of volunteers who turned up to litter-pick on a crisp Sunday morning. Over 70 people collected nearly 35 kilos of rubbish from the beach and surrounding areas. Residents of all ages worked together to gather the litter and it was clearly a fun event which created a lot of interest in further litter-picks across the town. Anyone wanting to sponsor activities or pledge support should get in touch via the group’s Facebook page or website. As Debbie concludes, ‘We hope people will want to get involved – this is a local response to the global crisis in our oceans’. FB: Litter-free Felixstowe FB: Plastic-free Felixstowe

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Local Person

Sarah Diane Caddick

There’s no better way to feel closer to our town than getting to know our neighbours Originally from West Bromich, local lady Sarah Diane Caddick moved to Felixstowe and despite suffering from ME she has mastered the ability to make the most out of life and staying active with all the things she’s passionate about. We met Sarah to find our about her new poetry book, how she copes with ME and two new kittens! Tell us how you came to Felixstowe and what you love the most about the town? I moved here in 1988 when I was in my 20s, to start teaching at a local school. I love Suffolk; the flat countryside, the estuaries, the pretty little villages, and especially the sea. Felixstowe is a lovely friendly town. So many good plays you can go to, Music in Felixstowe, just so many things. And Susan Hawkes’ amazing plays. So many drama groups. It’s a small enough town to be

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friendly but just so much going on as well. It’s so lovely that the sea has so many different areas and sections to it that have their own feel to them, like the ferry and the Spa gardens. You’re a teachers, tell us about your career in teaching? I studied in York for my BA Hons in Drama and French and later decided to train to be an infant teacher. So I got my PGCE in Northampton and specialised in one of my greatest loves, music. When I arrived in Felixstowe, I taught in a local school for a total of 14 years. There I taught all subjects but was mainly in charge of music, playing piano and flute. I also read poetry to my pupils and encouraged them to do their own creative writing. I particularly adore working with children becasue I love how they’re in the moment and have a fresh view. I also love playing and having fun. When I was very ill with ME, my friends’ children used to sit on the bed with me and we used to share and read books together. It was always lovely. Why did you stop teaching? After struggling with ME for several years I sadly had to take medical retirement.


It must be something for someone who is so used to an active lifestyle, how did life change? I began writing poetry at an early age and was always encouraged by my parents. I won my first poetry competition at 5 years old. I find poetry is a wonderful therapy for expressing feelings and encouraging healing through finding your own truth. During the last 25 years there have been some periods when the emotional ups and downs of my relationships and my health have inspired my poetry more than ever. For several years when I had to spend a lot of time in bed, unable to walk or even read more than a few lines, poetry writing became even more important to me. It was one of the few hobbies that I could still pursue. I find that it helps me to express my frustratin and transports me to another world, inspired by the beauty of nature, love and my spiritual beliefs. Can you tell us about your poetry book? It’s called Loving for the Soul and is full of poems that are a journey though some of the highs and lows of my life and my illness during the last 25 years. Some poems are factual and others are fictional, inspired by someone or something, whether it is the thrill of falling in love, the pain of seperation or jealousy, the frustraton of illness, or the feeling of spiritual peace. For all of us, life is a rollercoatser with its ups and downs, but I decided to turn this into poetry. When we open our hearts to love, we become vunerable. We can be hurt and feel intense pain, but it’s only by opening ourselves to love that we can experience wonderful magic of intimacy and closeness with another. Maybe the answer lies in the connection to the deep spiritual love of the Universal God. When we experience loving another from this vast sea of unconditional love, maybe we are loving from the soul? I hope that my poems resonate with my readers’ experiences of love and life. I hope they bring comfort or inspire someone, or maybe just bring a smile to their face. My dear cat, Pebble, died a couple of months ago at 21 (nearly100 in human years), a loyal faithful companion and I’ve dedicated the poetry book to her.

That’s lovely. You have two new kittens now! Yes, now I’ve got Roman and Sparkle my two new black kittens. I’ve named them as such because I met them on 5th November so they’re firework names. In recent months my health has improved considerably so I felt I could take care of Roman and Sparkle with the help of my partner, Brian and my family. It’s very physical work to have these two! No regrets though. The house doesn’t feel a home without a pet. And with ME I find that they’re a positive distraction.

I find poetry is a wonderful therapy

What is ME? Myalgic Encephalomyelitis or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) as it is often called is a long-term condition characterised by a whole range of neurological symptoms and signs. You can feel like you haven’t slept for days and you have severe flu. It’s like an all-encompassing exhaustion with whooziness, brain fog, nausea, digestive problems, headaches, burning muscles… But different people have different symptoms and combinations of these symptoms. The fatigue in ME/CFS is post exertional, often delayed and quite unlike fatigue experienced by healthy people. ME is still a misunderstood condition. I’ve been very lucky and my family and friends have really supported me. Some people don’t have that. My mum and step-dad live nearby and I’m very lucky that they give me a lot of support physically and emotionally. At it’s worst, I was severaly ill with it about 3-4 years. I couldn’t stand and I couldn’t even hardly sit up in bed. I had to be fed. I could only talk for a few minutes. I was like that for a few months. The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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It took two months before I could stand. It was 18 months before I could live on my own and then a I had to have 3 carers a day. There are some people who have had ME so much worse. There are so many levels of it and so much in between. My friends and family know how bad it can be as they’ve known me when I’m fully well and at my worst. So they understand. It’s a fluctuating disease. Every day is different and it’s a hard condition to manage and pace. How do you cope with the condition? There are many things I do to help me. A while ago I wrote an article called, Capturing the Essence, which was published in the ME Association magazine. It’s all about how you can still find and re-create the ‘essence’ of an activity that you love. Find those things that you love about the activity, the things that make you feel happy, and recreate this in a way you can physically do. For example, I loved teaching, but not being able to do that now, my friends will bring their children over and we’ll read together. Or I love to performing drama and poetry, so I’ll read plays and poetry like a performance to my family and friends. I used to be a keen swimmer and now I can do it again with a hoist. And in the seas floating about rather than swimming. There always ways you can adapt what you once loved to do. I’m very lucky to have a beach hut which makes it possible for me to stay out several hours as I can rest inside on a sun lounger. I have a lot of interests like being part of the Felixstowe Community Choir, it’s wonderful to do that. I play the piano and like to play duets with friends at home when I have the energy. Flute takes a little more energy so don’t do too much of that. When I’m able I like to help with toddler singing in a local nursery school in Felixstowe. I adore the theatre. Sometimes I only go for half the performance if I get tired. It’s the same with meals out, I have to leave halfway and ask for my meal to be packed for me to take away. But that’s the thing of capturing the essence; it’s all about adapting everything so I can still do what I love. Many activities I love I have at my house, like poetry reading, plays, piano and Bridge. This way I can rest when I need to. Pacing is so important with this condition. I have at least four rest/ relaxation periods a

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day. When I rest, I don’t tend to sleep but instead I focus on breathing and calming the body. Also I visualise the next activity I’m going to do, going well. I also use mindfulness meditation and Reiki. I’m a very spiritual person and belong to a few spiritual groups. I was brought up Christian but I have a wide view of spirituality. I met some really lovely people from all over the world. None of these people have ME but it’s just being part of such a wonderful group and so supportive. Despite the ME, I actually have a very rich life in many ways. I use Emotional Freedom Technique, an alternative treatment for physical pain and emotional distress. It’s also referred to as tapping or psychological acupressure. I’ve found that EFT works really well for me. Any long-term condition pulls you down so all these different techiniques really really help. I also have Perrin technique from an osteopath and I use supplements and have a gluten free diet. That’s really interesting. How have local people and services been to help support you? Amazing! Felixstowe is truly amazing in this way. FACTS, (p.100) are absolutely brilliant. I don’t know what I’d do without them. I use them so much to meet friends on my powered wheelchair for a meal or going to the toddler group to help. They’ve even taken me to choir and also appointments. My life would be very different without them. I also go to Positive Pals (p.104), the local Felixstowe support group. They meet once a month to support people with ME. And the Optimum Health Clinic which is Londonbased but are great at provided holistic treatment etc. The Optimum Health Clinic facebook page is a support group. There I get some great advice about handling ME. I do hope that in reading this article, that people can get to understand ME more and those who might have it, can see how much more their life can improve despite the condition.

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Absolutely! Finally, before you go, how can we get our hands on a copy of your book? The Book will be out by Christmas and if anyone would like to buy a copy, please email me: sarah.caddick@googlemail.com A contribution from the sales of this book with go to the Optimum Health Clinic Foundation which works to support, fund and lobby for research in ME, CFS and fibromyalgia. The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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New Stained Glass Windows Bring Colour to St. Felix Church Thomas Denny’s beautiful stained glass windows now adorn St. Felix Church A pair of new stained glass windows by renowned craftsman, Thomas Denny have been installed at St Felix Church in Felixstowe, following a bequest from a congregation member. These are significant because they have been designed and made by Denny, one of the leading stained glass artists of the day, Thomas Denny, who has produced noteworthy glass for the Cathedrals at Durham, Gloucester, Hereford and Leicester, amongst many other commissions. When parishioner Marlene Strachan died last year she left a generous £10,000 bequest to pay for a stained glass window in the church, on the theme of The Divine Mercy - a representation of Our Lord Jesus Christ showing mercy and compassion to the world. Looking to fulfil the request, Fr John Barnes had, four years before, seen some of Thomas Denny’s work at nearby Stutton Parish Church where he had created a Millennium window. “I thought it was one of the best pieces of contemporary stained glass that I had seen, and resolved that if ever I had a hand in commissioning a window, then the artist who had created this one, Thomas Denny, would be the man whom I would want to use,” he said. “Ecclesiastical art and artists’ expert Dr Peter Burman agreed that Thomas would be the right artist to approach. I was delighted when he agreed, and found him a most charming and amenable person to work with,” said Fr John. Thomas has created over 60 stained glass windows including for Durham Cathedral (the Transfiguration Window), for Hereford and Gloucester cathedrals, Tewkesbury Abbey and Malvern Priory. He was also responsible for the 44

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Richard III windows at Leicester Cathedral and created the Wisdom Window at St Catherine’s College, Cambridge. Working with craftswoman Elizabeth Hippisley-Cox from Cumberland, Thomas spent a week in St Felix in late October installing the stained glass, which had taken several months to create, in windows with lots of natural light coming in through them. “The commission was to make a pair of windows on the theme of The Divine Mercy visions experienced by St Faustina, a Polish nun who had extraordinary encounters with Christ in the 1930s,” explained Thomas. “In one window, her vision of Jesus is depicted with red and blue light emanating from his heart, the light representing the Divine Mercy. He is standing on a shingly shore, reminiscent of the shore of Felixstowe with a curved bay and headland behind, where St Felix might have arrived in Suffolk. “In the other window, is the figure of St Faustina in her wooden boarded monastic cell in Poland and Lithuania in the 1930s. She is aware of the presence and reaching out to it and being affected by it. The narrative reaches across from one side of the church to the other. “The two outer lights of each window develop the story further. In the right hand window, is the nunnery garden St Faustina would have worked in with rows of spinach and lettuce, also a landscape suggesting her vision of roads leading to heaven and hell. “In the left-hand window, the light of the Divine Mercy coming from Jesus spreads out across the landscape of Poland and Lithuania. There are dark fir woods and tiny distant buildings – perhaps the city of Vilnius – with figures emerging from the landscape and becoming aware of the sanctuary of Divine Mercy. It also refers to Faustina’s vision of the terrible war that was going to


come to Poland and Lithuania, which did indeed happen. “There are a number of Polish people in the current congregation who Fr John hopes will feel a special connection with the windows,” said Thomas. The designs were seen and approved by the congregation and by a diocesan committee. The windows were created in a series of stages over several months back in Thomas’s Dorset studio, made in fundamentally the same way as the existing 19th century windows. Thomas specialises in a method called acid etching, of which there are medieval equivalents. It involves clear glass being covered in a thin layer or two of coloured glass during the glass blowing process. In this case, the clear glass was covered in a layer of red glass then either green or blue glass, parts of which are removed by the acid etching. “You can get a lot of subtle nuances of the colours using this method,” said Thomas. “The windows are then erected against a light to add the paint, which is more like drawing on the black details on the surface which is then fired.”

Acid etching for each section of the windows (called a light) takes a week and then the painting takes a month. “Using old techniques helps to make something new more at home in an older setting,” said Thomas.” Fr John said, “Now the windows are in place, both I and the parish are delighted with them. Thomas’s style is very distinctive, using very rich colours and somehow achieving both a glowing and a sparkling quality. His windows are full of detail, and the longer one looks, the more one sees.” So, just over 100 years after stained glass windows were installed in the east end of the church behind the altar, the new windows have now brought colour to the west end. Thomas Denny’s glass has remarkable quality. He uses deep rich colours, but achieves a memorable sparkle and liveliness. The windows are full of detail, which gradually become apparent as the viewer looks at it. The windows will be blessed by Bishop Alan Hopes at a Mass at 11am on November 18, at which Thomas will be present. St.Felix church is open everyday, from dawn to dusk, and everyone is most welcome to come in and look at the new windows for themselves. http://thomasdenny.co.uk/ The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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Mystery Shopper THE BOARDWALK

Reviewing everything local, here’s our elusive Mystery Shopper By definition a ‘boardwalk’ is an elevated footpath built with wooden planks but in Felixstowe it means so much more. The Boardwalk Café Bar, now known simply as ‘the Boardwalk’ is part of the multi-million pound redevelopment at the Pier. It has become extremely popular as a relaxed but stylish eating place, attracting a range of customers of all ages. In the summer, the restaurant is alive with the bustle of holidaymakers and residents mingling in the sunshine under the distinctive red parasols which line the outside area. I wondered how this place, which maximises its location with magnificent views of the sea, would feel on a gloomy, grey, autumn day. Of course the tables still line the outside area but in winter although overhead heaters keep temperatures at a reasonable level, most diners are now understandably drawn to the warmth of the café inside. 46

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Elegantly decorated the inside of the café is just as welcoming. The extensive, classic menu is unchanged from the summer and the friendly staff greet in the same enthusiastic way. Immaculately clean, there are tables and booths for families, individuals and for couples. The bar area is social and has a range of cocktails, beers and smoothies. At the end of the bar, the large glass cabinet displays tempting handmade cakes. Breakfast is served from 9.30am -11.30am with everything from toast and jam to eggs benedict. At lunch, the Boardwalk switches to Paninis and ‘Lite bites’ including satay skewers and deep fried whitebait. Children are also welcome and the ‘Little Sailors’ menu gives youngsters a reasonably priced array of traditional kids meals. Serving pasta, salads, burgers, steak and chilli dishes. Fish, is the real speciality of the Boardwalk, and the portions are extremely generous. The evening provides live music and a lively atmosphere but the Boardwalk’s main appeal is its casual and relaxed style. Customers are attracted to its easily accessible facilities, excellent location and stunning views. Add to that, friendly young staff who are eager to please and you have the recipe for a Felixstowe dining destination with a very bright future.


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Five Men of Burgh A stunning new commemorative book for the Suffolk lives taken in WW1 In view of the centenary of the end of the First World War in 1918, there has been a particular emphasis upon that war this year, though we must always remember the soldiers who have fought and sometimes died in other conflicts – the Second World War, Korea, Kenya, Cyprus, Suez, Aden, Northern Ireland, the Falklands, Iraq, Bosnia and Afghanistan, to name some of them.

In researching the stories of the men, Shane learned that three of the five men, Herbert Hughes, William Chenery and Horace Sherman, had all joined the Army before the war, so they were experienced soldiers – that was their career. The fourth, Albert Last, though a railway clerk, was also the son of a retired soldier, so it is perhaps no surprise that he volunteered immediately after the war started in September 1914. The fifth soldier to die, Robert Broom, a shepherd by occupation, joined up in 1916 for service with the artillery, only to be killed in April 1918.

Nonetheless, the First World War continues to have a special significance for us, which is only natural, really, when you think of the sheer numbers involved in the war effort. Nearly 750,000 men volunteered for service by the end of the first month of the war alone. Over 5 million would join up over the course of the war, about a quarter of the total male population of the country, young and old.

Robert Broom’s family and his fianceé wrote poems following his death, which could have been written by so many grieving parents and loved ones to describe their loss:

The number of casualties is still shocking to contemplate: the total number of dead for the UK was nearly 900,000. Infamously, nearly 20,000 of these were lost on the first day of the Battle of the Somme, 1st July 2016. So, for Burgh, the loss of 5 men out of a population of about 200, of whom about 45 joined up, turns out to have been fairly typical of villages throughout the country.

His fianceé Edie wrote:

A new book, Five Men of Burgh, tells the story of men listed on the village war memorial at the small village of Burgh in Suffolk. The author, Shane Hines, began writing the book shortly after moving to Burgh in 2011, so it really started as a project in 2012 and Shane has received 48

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Sleep on, dear Bob, in that foreign grave; Your life for your country you nobly gave. We loved you well, God loved you best, And took you home to eternal rest. Rest on in peace, my dear one, ‘Tis sweet to recall thy name. In life I loved you dearly, In death I do the same. For ever in my thoughts, From his loving Edie. The memorial at Burgh also lists three men who died in the Second World War: Harry Paternoster, a commando who died in the Middle East in 1941; Desmond Youngs, rear gunner in a Lancaster bomber shot down over Germany in 1944 and Arthur Woods, captured at the fall of Singapore in 1942 and who died in a Japanese prisoner of war camp on Taiwan in 1945.


The dedication of the war memorial in 1919, shows Canon Page (Rector of Clopton), the Reverend G. M. Shallard (Rector of Burgh), Mark Barlow of Hasketon (who donated the land) and Captain Sutton Smith, as well as the families of the five men killed in the First World War and named on the memorial. The photograph was taken by Emily Constance Shallard (daughter of Reverend Shallard). The original photograph is now in the Imperial War Museum.

In memory of Private Herbert George Hughes, 2nd Battalion The Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Died 12th November 1914, aged 27

Private Harry Paternoster, ‘Layforce’ commando, Suffolk Regiment Died 6th April 1941, aged 19

Private Albert Victor Last 9th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment Died 30th December 1915, aged 18

Sergeant Desmond Claude Youngs Air Gunner 57 Squadron, 5 Group, Royal Air Force, Died 24th March 1944, aged 20

Lance Corporal William Gladstone Chenery, 9th Battalion Suffolk Regiment Died 16th September 1916, aged 23

Private Arthur Henry Woods 4th Battalion Suffolk Regiment Died 28 January 1945, aged 37

Private Horace William Sherman 5th Battalion Duke of Edinburgh’s (Wiltshire Regiment) Died 1st February 1917, aged 38

Five Men of Burgh is available from Browsers bookshop, Woodbridge, and Poor Richard’s Books in Felixstowe, price £8.95. Copies can also be ordered online, subject to added postage and packing at £2.50, at https://fivemenofburgh.bigcartel.com.

Gunner Robert Broom 252nd Siege Battery Royal Garrison Artillery Died 25th April 1918, aged 28

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MUSIC IN FELIXSTOWE

Viennese Gala TUESDAY 1ST JANUARY 2019 NEW YEAR'S DAY At 3pm in the Ballroom of the Orwell Hotel, Hamilton Road, Felixstowe, IP11 7DX. Start the year with our annual Strauss concert! The Festival Orchestra with leader Nicholas Ward. Tickets are £16 (Children free) purchased from: Stillwater Books, 36 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 548010 Music in Felixstowe 01394 670633

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LEVEL TWO

Celebrating 18 years photo of young people

The youth hub at the heart of our community Providing youth services for all 10-25 year olds in Felixstowe and the surrounding area, Level Two Youth Project is celebrating its 18th year in 2019. Level Two is committed to making a significant improvement in the life chances of young people aged 7 -25 in Felixstowe and the surrounding villages by: • Securing better outcomes for targeted vulnerable young people and; • Promoting the welfare of all young people through supportive relationships and positive experiences. They provide a range of services for young people including after-school and evening youth club sessions, one-toone mentoring and holiday activities for

groups of young people. Their programme is responsive to locally- identified needs and feedback from young people. The daytime provision supports young people who are at risk of becoming NEET (not in education, employment or training) and the hub is increasing its youth provision with sessions and support for young people with additional needs. The staff at Level Two are very proactive in engaging with the community and ensuring that the younger generations understand how the hug can provide support in their transition to High School. As a charity, Level Two relies heavily on support from within the local community. If you would like to join the ‘Friends of Level Two’ scheme or for further information about their project, take a look at their website www.leveltwo.org or pop in for a tour of the youth hub.

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Here are some great alcohol-free alternatives for your New Year celebrations

Granita For the sugar syrup 100-200g sugar 100ml water

Gently heat sugar and water together until the sugar dissolves. For the granita 6 parts watermelon puree 1 part cooled syrup Juice of one lime Mix in the watermelon puree, one part syrup and the lime juice. Freeze, occasionally whisking roughly with a fork to form a granular or flaky consistency.

Tangerine Dream Ingredients 3 shots/75ml of grapefruit juice 3 shots/75ml of orange juice 2 shots/50ml of lemon juice

Method Fill a glass with ice cubes and pour over. Yup - it’s that simple!

The Zinger

Ingredients 150g caster sugar Zest of three lemons Juice of six lemons Sprig of fresh mint and Ice Method Fill a pan with hot water and gently dissolve the caster sugar into it to make a syrup. Add the lemon zest and juice. Leave to cool, then decant to a jug. Serve in glasses over ice, with a sprig of fresh mint. 56

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Virgin Mary

Ingredients 90ml/3oz of tomato juice 15ml/0.5oz of lemon juice a splash of Worcestershire sauce ground pepper to season ice cubes Method Fill a tall glass with ice-cubes, add your drink and serve with a stick of celery for stirring.


-Free Cocktails Pomegranate Ice Ingredients 4 shots/100ml of grenadine cracked ice

Method Pile the ice into a glass, add the grenadine and serve with a straw and a slice of watermelon to garnish.

Apple Crisp Ingredients 2 large apples 1 pint of boiling water a dash of sugar

Method Chop up the apples and pour over the water. Sprinkle in a tiny dash of sugar and leave to stand for a few minutes. Strain the liquid, leave to cool and serve with lots of ice and apple/lemon garnish.

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Felixstowe Chamber of Trade & Commerce Championing local businesses and business people, here a little about the Chamber The Felixstowe Chamber of Trade and Commerce is an association of local businesses that have a common aim of supporting one another and representing our combined interest in the community. It is a non-political association, so can support or oppose any proposals that affect the business community. Affiliated to Suffolk Chamber of Commerce (and through that the British Chamber of Commerce) the Felixstowe Chamber offers its members a wide range of benefits and discounts, suitable for any independent business owner. The Felixstowe Chamber of Trade and Commerce is very much a grassroots association that looks for ways to improve business activity in the town. There is an Executive Committee of members that meet monthly and review planning applications, traffic management, town and sea front issues and discuss business development and promotional opportunities within the borough. This committee represent members on: • Town Centre Entertainment • Resort Regeneration Forum • Felixstowe & Trimleys Peninsula Future Steering Group • Town Centre Management Group • Felixstowe Community CCTV Initiative Working Party • Sea Defence Steering Group • Felixstowe in Bloom 58

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• Work with Suffolk Coastal, County & Felixstowe Councils & Suffolk Police • Suffolk Local Chambers Forum • ‘Visit Felixstowe’ Website For the benefit of its members of the committtee organises many things including: • Regular networking events • Social functions • Business related seminars and workshops • Support for local charities • Advertising and promotion within local and national media • A website with a directory of members • Newsletters and Newswires to keep members in touch with progress Felixstowe Chamber welcomes feedback about its work with Felixstowe’s business community. Do let us know if you have ideas as to how we can better serve business people – including retailers – in the town. You may also like to give feedback on our events or about our website. Remember, your Chamber is run by volunteers, so if you would like to help make a difference, do let us know. We would like more Committee members to help the Chamber more truly reflect the vibrant commercial life of Felixstowe. Now’s the time to renew your subscription or join our thriving organisation that stands up for business interests in the Felixstowe area. Felixstowe Chamber hosts various events throughout the year, including monthly breakfast meetings. These are an opportunity to network with others from the local business community in an informal environment. The following events are planned for the upcoming year. www.felixstowechamber.co.uk eventsinfo@felixstowechamber.co.uk


The Big Clean Out with the old, in with the new “Oosouji” is the name of an annual ritual in Japan - its literal translation is “big cleaning.” At the end of every year, usually New Year’s Eve for many families, Japanese homes are meticulously cleaned in an effort to drive out any impure influences that may have taken up residence during the previous year – to start the next year with a fresh clean home, free of clutter and welcome the gods with respect. While we may ignore or disregard the symbolism behind this age-old custom, the end result (ie. a clean and uncluttered house), is something I’m sure we all strive for – I am striving constantly but with three dogs, I am fighting a losing battle! If you can’t face it on New Year’s Eve you could always push it back a bit and combine it with taking down the tree and decorations! Some hints and tips to help you get 2018 off to a good start – the Japanese way! • Got One, Toss Two – cut the ties to old, worn or unused items and for every new item received, toss two out! You can recycle or donate but whatever you do don’t just add to the bookshelf or wardrobe or toy box, make space first.

• Mail Box Challenge – we probably all have a stack of Amazon and other boxes from the online delivery extravaganza we undertook, take at least one and fill it with as many old items as you can to donate to a local charity – how about www.basic.org.uk • Sort before you stow – bin the Christmas decorations that didn’t quite make it through the trauma of your dog or child running into it; roll the lights around a kitchen roll to make life easier next year and finally place all unused Christmas cards and paper with your decorations so you see them before you go out and buy another bumper pack for this Christmas! • Create a toy Library – some toys have a really long shelf life and you won’t want to throw them away. Use one of your Amazon boxes and fill it with some of these. Put it away and add a note in your phone to bring it out again in a month or two. The kids will love seeing their ‘old toys’ again and you will have saved space and money!! Just a few ideas to help you through the mess and clutter created through all the fun...hope it helps! If you need help staying on top of the housework, please call 0800 878 6388 and a Maid2Clean can give you a hand. Have a Happy Oosouji and a Happy and Clean 2019! Sue, Maid2Clean (Suffolk) Ltd The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

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Health Tips Are you getting enough protein? Now, first of all, I want to point out that I’m not an advocate of the paleo diet, nor any other fad diet which overly focuses on any one food group. Too much protein long-term has negative health consequences. But what I am talking about is whether we get enough protein as part of a healthy balanced diet. There is a hypothesis which suggests that when we don’t get enough protein, we end up overeating, mostly in the form of high-carb, high-fat snacks, whilst our bodies are still hungry for protein but confused. A lot of people don’t have time to plan breakfast if they make time for breakfast at all, and with popular toast and cereal options providing little protein, these could kick start the day with an appetite for snacking. This is also something to think about for those trying to lose weight through diet and exercise. Weight loss can mean muscle loss and exercise works muscles which both mean increased protein needs. Protein intake estimates for the average adult is around 0.6-0.75g of 60

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protein per kg of body weight, more if you exercise, which can mean about 52.5g per day. Protein can be found in nuts, dairy products, pulses, meat and eggs and can be quickly calculated by looking at the nutritional contents on the pack or googling it. So if you find yourself snacking, why not try a little experiment of your own and see how your appetite varies over the course of the day after trying to hit your protein target at breakfast time.

Are smootihes really a healthy option?

You see people grabbing ready-to-go smoothies from the canteen, but here’s a thought, “Are smoothies really a healthy option?”


A normal diet rich with vegetables is likely to easily give you your five-a-day, nutritionally filled diet. Considering most shop bought smoothies are fruit-based, and are lower in fibre and micronutrients, what benefit is there in having a smoothie which usually has a high sugar content?

Dark green veggie have tons of health benefits You are always better off aiming to get your vitamins and minerals in the form of a meal or whole fruit and vegetables, but if you would like to explore the refreshing delights of a good smoothies, then lean towards a greater vegetable content, especially those that are dark green, like spinach and kales. Speaking of which, adding a little lime, celerly and apple, these greens make a mean juice too!!!

Cholestoral Tips How about some clarity on one of the most misunderstood aspects of heart health? Firstly, all your cells produce cholesterol, which plays a crucial role in maintaining cellular health and survival. When inflammation is present in the body, however, caused by poor diet, stress, and other individual sensitivities, ‘bad’ cholesterol (LDL) increases, raising your chances of heart disease. HDL, on the other hand, aka ‘good’ cholesterol, lowers the negative impact of LDL and can be increased through diet and healthy lifestyle habits.

Some guidelines for a healthy HDL/LDL ratio: Increase: • Good fats, particularly omega 3 fats found in oily fish, nuts, seeds, eggs (yes!) plus other fats: avocados and olive oil • Fibre: helps to excrete excess cholesterol - oats, wholegrain, legumes, vegetables, fruit • Good bacteria in organic full fat natural yogurt, unpasteurised fermented foods and quality probiotics • Water - to ensure good elimination and help reduce inflammation Reduce/cut out: • Hydrogenated/trans-fats and processed vegetable oils in packaged foods • Poor quality meats • Refined ‘white’ carbohydrates, sugar, alcohol and caffeine • Pasteurised, homogenised non-organic dairy products Good dietary habits paired with regular exercise will go a long way to help with heart health – but stress also plays a major part in increasing inflammation. So remember to simply stop, breathe, be grateful and do nothing!

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Training for fitness and maybe more... A few tips to help you on your fitness journey, or perhaps that marathon you never got to do Like many people it can be challenging to be consistent with exercise due to injury and general life commitments. However, no matter your training or fitness level, it is possible to get ready for a half marathon in about 6 months. As we move into 2019 and New Year’s resolutions coming out of your ears, when it comes to new fitness goals here is a little help to get you started. To begin with, it’s always a good idea to train with a personal trainer who can give you a thorough consultation to discuss past or present injuries or illnesses, stress factors, food consumption, sleep patterns etc. Physical examination includes checking resting heart rate, blood pressure and posture; body fat, circumferential measurements and weight are recorded and some basic resistance exercises completed. These types of sessions enable you and your coach to discuss short and longer term goals for health, fitness, weight or whatever else you want to achieve so that your coach can set you realistic and measurable targets. 62

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For the the four weeks of your training you could be running continually and comfortably for 30 minutes. This is achievable if you have no injuries and can set you on the right path to get you ready for your first half marathon. You should support your training with some core exercises at least twice a week to help reduce back strains and facilitate good posture and strengthen during his running. Invest in some new trainers. Running is tough on your joints and with any previous issues of back and foot injuries you need cushioned and supportive trainers. This in itself can be a minefield to figure out what is best. The most expensive trainers are not necessarily the ones for you. Take yourself to a running shop, and try out the trainers they advise before you buy. This will be the best investment you can make towards getting fit. It’s easy to feel a slight sense of trepidation embarking on a training programme to do a long distance run! However, if it’s a goal of yours to really prove to yourself that you can do it, with the right guidance, basics and gear, you can absolutely achieve your goal. By the end of your training, you will not only be ready for a half marathon run, but you will feel stronger, fitter and generally happier and more productive in all areas of life. Watch for upcoming tips for training in following issues - and here’s to a fitter, healthier you!


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sharpening tools, clearing dead leaves from ponds, sorting the compost and even tidying out the shed and greenhouse are all jobs that you could ask a gardener or maintenance person to do. Redefining lawn edges is also well worth the effort. There are some great products on the market that are excellent at keeping your lawn area clearly defined. There are edges out there for all budgets, ranging from plastic and wood to steel. How about planting up some containers for winter interest? If you have already planted up things like winter pansies and they’re looking a bit tired, then give them a pretty serious hair-cut and within weeks they’ll bounce back with lots of new flowers. While on the subject of pots and containers, don’t forget to take saucers away so that they can drain properly – not many plants are happy sitting with their roots in water. Just as every person has individual needs, so do plants. Treat them as such and they’ll thrive!


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What your flowers say

about your personality Could your personality dictate your choice in flowers? There’s a lot to celebrate this season and flowers are the perfect way to lighten up the heart and home of a loved one. But how do you choose the right flowers for the right person. Have you ever wondered why they’re drawn to a particular kind of flower? Seemingly, there is a reason; we’re attracted to flowers that most closely resemble our own personalities. For example, if you’re a fan of the bright, little poppy, then you’re vibrant, quirky and enthusiastic. You are also creative, love to learn new things, and you’re great at expressing your unique personality. Then again there’s the iris, which translates from Greek to“rainbow,” symbolic for optimism, a quality that is an invaluable trait to you. People who are attracted to irises are artistic and have wild imaginations. A love for tulips signifies that you have a great love for travel. Yet, although you seek change and adapt very well to it, you are rooted with a deep love for family and friends. You are sweet, sensitive, thoughtful, and charitable.

An attraction to roses show that your romantic relationships tend to run deep. You warm to tradition and you strive for excellence and seek perfection in your life. Lily lovers tend to have a motherly but playful nature, while those who love orchids are sophisticated. They treasure their relationship and have a small circle of very close friends. They are smart and never shy from saying exactly what’s on their mind. If you are attracted to a violet, you are reserved, and appreciate simplicity. A daisy girl tends to spread joy. She’s laid back, passionate about social rights, and has lots of friends. So there you have it. Do you agree with this little list? It’s always interesting to hear what other people think of these kinds of theories, so write in and let us know if you recognise any of these traits in yourself. Now diverting attention back to your loved one; just be sure to pick flowers that suit that person, and if you have any doubt, one of Felixtowe’s fantastic local florists will be keen to help you out.


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To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.For all Permanent eyebrows & lash treatments, a patch test is required. For permanent eyebrows, this treatment cannot be carried out if you have certain medical conditions ( info can be found on website ) & Must be over 21 years of age. A non refundable booking fee is required for permanent eyebrows and eyelashes. Appointments available are at first come first served basis.

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To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.For all Permanent eyebrows & lash treatments, a patch test is required. For permanent eyebrows, this treatment cannot be carried out if you have certain medical conditions ( info can be found on website ) & Must be over 21 years of age. A non refundable booking fee is required for permanent eyebrows and eyelashes. Appointments available are at first come first served basis.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

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WHITEBAIT MEAL

Get a small cod with regular chips. Hamilton Fish & Chips, 175 Hamilton Road.

£3

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

VALID IN JAN & FEB 2019 Birdy Publications Ltd and it’s staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

VALID IN JAN & FEB 2019 Birdy Publications Ltd and it’s staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

VALID IN JAN & FEB 2019 Birdy Publications Ltd and it’s staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

VALID IN JAN & FEB 2019 Birdy Publications Ltd and it’s staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

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In order to redeem this offer each customer must bring in their same day cinema ticket and this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

VALID IN JAN & FEB 2019 Birdy Publications Ltd and it’s staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

In order to redeem this offer each customer must bring in their same day cinema ticket and this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

VALID IN JAN & FEB 2019 Birdy Publications Ltd and it’s staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

In order to redeem this offer each customer must bring in their same day cinema ticket and this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

VALID IN JAN & FEB 2019 Birdy Publications Ltd and it’s staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

In order to redeem this offer each customer must bring in their same day cinema ticket and this voucher. This promotion is valid every day except on the following days: Saturdays, Bank Holidays, Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. This offer entitles you for 25% discount on your total bill for maximum of 4 peopls in Prezzo Felicstowe. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offers, discounts, set menus, Tesco tokens or takeaways. This offer is valid until revocation.

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To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

VALID UNTIL 28.2.19

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

Birdy Publications Ltd and its staff cannot be held responsible for the use or misuse of any voucher. For full T&Cs please contact the business offering this voucher.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

To redeem this voucher, please cut it out and hand it in to the store at the time of purchase. One voucher per purchase. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offers. Please note that our vouchers are for the purpose as stated only and cannot be redeemed through any other means. Vouchers are non-refundable. Vouchers are to be redeemed on or before the expiry date. Any remaining amount is not exchangeable for cash or another voucher and will be automatically forfeited. Offers are subject to availability.

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Community listings & Useful Contacts... Town Council & Politics Felixstowe Town Council Town Hall, Felixstowe, IP11 2AG 01394 282086 www.felixstowe.gov.uk Town Clerk townclerk@felixstowe.gov.uk Deputy Town Clerk debbie.frost@felixstowe.gov.uk Mayor’s Secretary lorna.monsen@felixstowe.gov.uk Planning Administration Officer celia.page@felixstowe.gov.uk Cemetery/Allotments sue.faversham@felixstowe.gov.uk Administration Assistant sarah.morrison@felixstowe.gov.uk Felixstowe Town Mayor Graham Newman (May 2017 – May 2019) mayor@felixstowe.gov.uk

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Councillors (by ward) Jan Garfield Ward Allenby 01394 210887 jangarf@ntlworld.com Party: Conservative

Nick Barber Ward East 07876 757268 nick.barber1965@btinternet.com Party: Conservative Steve Gallant Ward East 01394 276336 sgallant246@gmail.com Party: Conservative Doreen Savage Ward East 01394 285895 doreen.savage@suffolkcoastal. gov.uk Party: Conservative Steve Wiles Ward East 07986 566225 steve.wiles@gmail.com Party: Conservative Peter Coleman Ward South 07973 627153 councillorcoleman@outlook.com Party: Conservative Jon Garfield Ward South 01394 210887 jongarf@ntlworld.com Party: Conservative


Mark Jepson Ward South 01394 278622 mark.jepson@me.com Party: Conservative

Tracey Green Ward West 07759 218476 traceygreen1@tiscali.co.uk Party: Conservative

Andy Smith Ward South 01394 283283 andy.smith@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk Party: Conservative Steve Bloomfield Ward Walton 07970 896682 bloomers359@gmail.com Party: Conservative Mike Deacon Ward Walton 01394 211146 mike.deacon@ntlworld.com Party: Labour Kimberley Williams Ward Walton 07814499375 kwilliams@williams-wroe.com Party: Labour Christina Barham Ward West 01394 282538 christinabarham15@gmail.com Party: Conservative Stuart Bird Ward West 01394 275128 stuart.bird@suffolkcoastal.gov.uk Party: Conservative

Graham Newman Ward West 07802 397905 graham.newman.flx@gmail.com

Political Parties Labour Branch Secretary - Mark Jones Branch Secretary postmarkjones @ gmail.com www.felixstowelabour.org.uk Conservatives Chari - Graham Newman Chairman 07802 397 905 chairman@suffolkcoastalconservatives.org.uk suffolkcoastalconservatives.org.uk Liberal Democrats Chair - Harry Dangerfield contact@eastsuffolk-libdems.org.uk eastsuffolk-libdems.org.uk Green Party Cllr. John Matthissen 01449 258894 john@suffolkgreenparty.org.uk suffolkcoastal.greenparty.org.uk UKIP www.ukip.org

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Viewpoint Road, IP11 3TW 01394 674355 (answerphone) felmuseum@btopenworld.com felixstowemuseum.org fb: @FelixstoweMuseum Palace Cinema Crescent Road, IP11 7BG 01394 282787 boxoffice@palacecinemafelixstowe. com www.palacecinemafelixstowe.com fb: @ThePalaceCinemaFelixstowe Spa Pavilion

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Felixstowe Art Group

With over 130 members from Felixstowe and the surrounding areas, the aim of the group is to build a community of artists and facilitate learning and development of skills as well as being a social group. We meet every week for painting sessions and also have demo evenings twice a month. If you are interested in joining then please fill in the contact form on this website or call into our Bent Hill Gallery. Membership is £20 a year (with a reduced rate for students). Member benefits include entitlement to display paintings in the gallery and in the annual exhibition as well as attending weekly painting sessions and free entry to the twice a month Tuesday evening meetings. If you would like to see if the group is for you before joining then do come along to one of our Tuesday evening talks (£2 for non-members). www.felixstoweartgroup.org Orwell Art Group Kirton and Falkenham Performing Arts Kirton & Falkenham Performing Arts - KAFPA - stages two productions each year and also gets involved in other village events. We are in Suffolk, a few miles inland from Felixstowe. New members are very welcome and we very much appreciate our regular and loyal friends and audiences. Chairman, Jack Cade 07802 937154 or enquiries@kafpa.org.uk. www.kafpa.org.uk Felixstowe Sewing School A crafty and sewing haven in Felixstowe run by Amanda Bowden, (BTEC Distinction, BA Hons Fashion, PGCE) this small and very friendly sewing school offers classes, and lessons for the beginner and novice sewer. 07787 981 493 amanda_bowden18@hotmail.com www.felixstowesewingschool.co.uk

We embrace most genres of music and also host a very popular lunchtime series given by young Suffolk musicians. 01394 670633 www.felixstowemusic.com Felixstowe Music Theatre Starting in 1966 and affiliated to N.O.D.A (National Operatic and Dramatic Association). Over the years we have supported many charities and produces award winning shows. www.felixstowemusicaltheatre.co.uk The Company of Four 07781 997517 info@cof4.co.uk www.thecompanyoffour.co.uk Orwell Connection Choir The Orwell Connection Choir enjoy meeting weekly on Tuesday evenings from 7.30 - 9.30pm at the Convent in St John’s Road, Felixstowe. We sing a broad range of music from musical hits to excerpts from popular sacred works. We perform concerts throughout the year at many venues in Felixstowe. fb: Orwell Connection Choir orwellconnectionschoir@gmail.com Felixstowe Live Gig Guide fb: Felixstowe Live Gig Guide Felixstowe Harmonies A 45-strong vocal harmony group which performs songs from the light classical repertoire, folk, jazz and blues to pop, swing and songs from the big band era. felixstowe.harmonies@gmail.com www.felixstoweharmonies.co.uk

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Charities, Service Organisations & Support BASIC Life Charity An acronym for Business And Service In Christ, BASIC endeavours to provide encouragement and support to those in our community who may be less able than ourselves and to enable people irrespective of their race or religion to be provided with the BASICs of life: Shelter, Food, Education, Recreation and Spiritual guidance. BASIC has two retail shops in Felixstowe and Walton. Felixstowe Shop & Deliveries 17 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AJ 01394 272618 Walton Shop & Head Office 312 High Street, Walton, IP11 9QJ 01394 279400 basiclife@live.co.uk www.basic.org.uk British Heart Foundation 78 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AF 01394 282339 www.bhf.org.uk RNLI (Royal National Lifeboat Institution)

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A small charity based in Felixstowe, existing to pioneer partnerships between faith and education. We work relentlessly to show love, hope and change to the young people with whom we work. www.boostfelixstowe.org.uk Salvation Army With Life Together Groups at various times and locations. Our Community Centre is open throughout the week from 10am 3pm to help assist with with everything from running our Food bank to help with signposting. We also employ a youth worker who helps run youth projects throughout the year, as well as regular groups such as Young Dreamers, our performing arts group for 11-25 year olds that take part in evening concerts to full scale productions. Felixstowe Corps, Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Royal British Legion The Royal British Legion provides lifelong support for the Armed Forces community - serving men and women, veterans, and their families.

Our volunteer lifeboat crews provide a 24hour rescue service in the UK and Ireland, and our seasonal lifeguards look after people on busy beaches. Our Flood Rescue Team helps those affected by flooding. 7 Grasmere Avenue, IP11 9SG Judy Jones - Hon secretary 01394 282090 njones500@aol.com www.rnli.org.uk Inspire Suffolk A local charity running courses for 16-25 year olds to build confidence, skills and support them into work, education and more, and sport activities for children. www.inspiresuffolk.org.uk. 106 The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

39 Mill Lane, IP11 2NL 01394 273941 www.britishlegion.org.uk Lions Club Providing humanitarian need, youth programmes, supporting the local community, health initiatives, partner projects and more. @lionsclubfelixstowe Level Two Youth Project To promote the welfare of young people (age 7-25) living in Felixstowe and surrounding villages, through supportive relationships and positive experiences, designed to enhance their personal and social development. 54 Cobbold Rd, IP11 7EL 01394 272521


John LeVay Care Information Centre A wonderful centre used by many in Felixstowe, which provides support, advice and information for patients and their carers living with, and beyond, cancer. Call Louise or Julie on 01473 715748 Felixstowe Dementia Action Alliance The Felixstowe Dementia Action Alliance aims to make Felixstowe a Dementia Friendly Community. We will do this by engaging with local businesses and organisations to raise awareness of dementia. We will liaise with people with dementia and their carers to deliver person centered outcomes in a timely fashion Helen Greengrass: 07717 150993 fxtdaa@gmail.com Befriending scheme The Befriending Scheme provides friendship and learning opportunities for vulnerable people (16yrs+), including those with learning disabilities, mental health needs, older people, and other isolated groups. We also provide lots of volunteering opportunities with extra support for those who need it.

Felixstowe Listening Service A service of Inspire Counselling and Training and has been active in Felixstowe since 2012. Since we began over 120 clients have received our support whilst many churches, groups and individuals have undertaken training in aspects of pastoral care, listening skills and counselling. We believe that we have equipped many people to provide constructive and effective care for others and that the outworking of this is being demonstrated in the community. 01473 217694 contact@inspirecounselling.org.uk www.inspirecounselling.org.uk Coastwatch Felixstowe Coastwatch has over 60 highly trained volunteers who man the lookout in twos or threes helping to keep our beaches and inshore waters safe. 01394 670808 www.coastwatch-felixstowe.co.uk Walton Parish Nursing

angie.bentley@thebefriendingscheme.org.uk 01787 371333 info@thebefriendingscheme.org.uk www.thebefriendingscheme.org.uk/Felixstowe Memory Café For people living with dementia and their carers to come along and meet everyone. We would like to encourage anyone who is interested to help either as a volunteer, or as potential sponsors to pop in and meet us. We can show you around, introduce you to the new facilitator Tony Lazell, and demonstrate to you how important this facility is for people living with dementia in Felixstowe. For refreshments purposes If you would like to pop in please let us know. We were formally known as Synergy Cafe. fxtdaa@gmail.com Salvation Army, Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL The Parent Hub https://www.suffolk.gov.uk/children-families-and-learning/the-parent-hub/ Social Services 0808 800 4005 Open Monday to Thursday, 8am to 5:20pm and Friday, 8am to 4:20pm. Calls are free from landlines and most mobiles.

Walton Parish Nursing is a Christian charity who support people in the Walton community towards whole person healthcare. This is care for the person’s overall well-being, incorporating body, mind and spirit. Walton Parish Nursing is “owned” and supported by three churches in the Walton area of Felixstowe: Maidstone Road Baptist Church, Seaton Road Methodist Church and St Mary’s Anglican Church. Lorna - 07969 901001 John - 07909 888703 Wendy - 07925 255223 contactus@waltonpn.org.uk www.waltonpn.org.uk

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Positive Pals Positive Pals is a friendly, self help group based in Felixstowe for those suffering with ME (Myalgic Encephalopathy/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) and Fibromyalgia and their carers. Although based in Felixstowe we welcome members from across the Felixstowe peninsular. We currently meet once a month in the local community centre where we enjoy a good chat over tea/coffee with the occasional invited speaker or outing. Because we are all in the same health situation we can offer genuine understanding, support and a listening ear for those in need or just a friendly chat over drinks. 01394 279840 info@positivepals.org www.positivepals.org Felixstowe Opportunity Group Felixstowe Opportunity Group is a local charity which was founded in Trimley in 1990 by a dedicated group of mums with children with special educational needs. Our main aim is to advance the education and development of babies and children with special need and to support their siblings and their families.

Groups & Clubs Felixstowe Society Chairman - Jan Garfield chairman@felixstowesociety.org www.felixstowesociety.org Felixstowe Walkers Join us for a healthy walk amidst wonderful scenery. All walks start at 10.30am (unless otherwise stated) and last for about one hour. www.felixstowesociety.org Kirton and Trimley Community Action Group fb: @KirtonLandGrab 07725 837518 contact@kirtontrimleycag.com www.kirtontrimleycag.com Old Felixstowe Community Association Pauline Varden 01394 278105 secretary@oldfelixstoweca.org.uk www.oldfelixstoweca..uk Felixstowe Bridge Club

oppgroup@btinternet.co.uk 01394286399 fb: @FelixstoweOpportunityGroup Felixstowe Household Waste Recycling Centre Closes on Wednesdays, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day. Carr Road, IP11 3UT www.greensuffolk.org/recycling/HWRC/ felixstowe-hwrc/ To report fly tipping: 01473 433000 environmental.health@ipswich.gov.uk 01473 432099 recycling@ipswich.gov.uk Citizens Advice Bureau We provide free, confidential and impartial advice and campaign on big issues affecting people’s lives. Our goal is to help everyone find a way forward, whatever problem they face. 0333 358 3970 www.felixstowecab.org.uk

We are a small, friendly club that meets on Tuesday afternoons at the Suffolk & Felixstowe Bowls Club. The club is situated between Platters Road and St Edmunds Road. You might like to contact the Club Secretary in advance. Please come along and join us. You will be made very welcome. 01473 727537 www.bridgewebs.com/felixstowe/ Felixstowe Scribblers Formed around forty years ago, our Writers Circle is based in Felixstowe, Suffolk. Meetings are held at The Room at the Top in Felixstowe Library, normally on the first and third Tuesday of each month commencing at 7.30pm and finishing by 10.00pm. Check the weblog for details of meetings. Due to the implementation of room hire charges, membership fees now apply. There is an annual fee of ÂŁ25. 07976931811 barry.darnell@ntlworld.com

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Felixstowe Photographic Society

U3A East Suffolk The University of the Third Age (U3A) in East Suffolk is a thriving cooperative offering educational, recreational and social activities for its members, who are in their ‘third age’ — the time after they have finished working full-time or raising a family and have the time and opportunity to pursue their interests or try something new. Most members are located in the south-eastern area of Suffolk including Ipswich, Felixstowe, Woodbridge, Saxmundham, and surrounding towns and villages.

The society has been established since 1948 for the advancement of Photographyas an Art and a Science through the mutual assistance and friendly criticism between its members. The society welcomes anyone who has an interest in photography, where we provide a friendly atmosphere combining monthly and annual competitions with guest speakers, members’ workshops and demonstrations.

Secretary on 0300 123 3913 www.u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk Deben Flower Club

info@felixstowephotographic.org.uk www.felixstowephotographic.org.uk Felixstowe Old Peoples Welfare Association (F.O.P.W.A.) The Senior Citizens Centre

An “open house” to the over 60’s - both resident and visitors to Felixstowe. It is not a Club, so you don’t have to “join” or pay a membership fee, to be able to come in. It is provided as a haven for Senior Citizens to rest, have some tea/coffee or other light refreshments, meet or make new friends, use our Wi-Fi facility or just sit quietly in the company of others. Come by yourself or with someone else and stay for a few minutes or a few hours. We do not provide any medical or respite care services

Flower arranging clubs and societies joined together in 1959 and formed the National Association of Flower Arrangement Societies (NAFAS) with help and advice from the Royal Horticultural Society. The Association has been a unifying and guiding influence to thousands of men, women and juniors whose love of flowers has opened up a new world of creativity. Sue Cooper secretary.nafaseast@gmail.com 01406 370243 Church Hall, Rectory Lane, Kirton, Ipswich IP10 0PU www.nafas.org.uk

We have tried to create the atmosphere of a friendly and welcoming lounge - so no organised activities.

The Felixstowe Master Mariners The object of the Club is to maintain and foster, locally, social and professional comradeship amongst Master Mariners, and to afford the opportunity for discussion of matters nautical and general interest, to sponsor selected projects of special nautical interest, and, for that purpose, to meet regularly at luncheon or dinner, at a place selected by the Committee.

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Felixstowe and District Horticultural Society

For Children & Youth Kirton and Falkenham Parent and Toddler Group @1-3pm. £1.50 per family. Kirton Church Hall 07807983119 fb: @Kandftoddlers Trimley Tots

Caroll Wallace - Secretary 01394 272695 info@felixstowehorticultural.co.uk http://felixstowedistricths.onesuffolk.net/ Speakers of Felixstowe A club dedicated to helping people improve their confidence and enhance their speaking skills. Keith - Secretary 01728 604174 www.felixstowespeakers.org.uk Felixstowe Conservative Club Membership, snooker, BT Sports & SKY Sports, music, bingo, Quiz Nights, pool, poker, bowls, bridge and whist, darts, function room hire 28 High Road West, IP11 9JB 01394 282633 info@felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk www.felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk The Felixstowe Area “N” Gauge Model Railway Group

Trimley Tots continues to meet on Fridays at 1.30pm during term time. Everyone has a lovely time and the children look forward to coming. Also there is the opportunity to form friendships between the parents so everyone gets to know one another. We look forward to the future and pray that this important part of our outreach continues. St Mary’s Church Centre 07969 901001 lorna@waltonpn.org.uk Felixstowe Nursery School Felixstowe Nursery School is a small private nursery taking children from two to five years. It has been in its present location since 1987. During this time we have seen hundreds of happy children pass through our care. Ambulance Hall, Ataka Road, IP11 9DH 01394 213732 info@felixstowenursery.co.uk www.felixstowenursery.co.uk Old Felixstowe Nursery We aim to enable children to realise their full potential in every aspect of learning and development through stimulating play within a friendly, happy and caring environment.

The group is essentially a gathering of like minded modellers, with the aims of sharing ideas and information, and the opportunity to combine skills on larger projects. 01394 277211 www.felixstowengauge.org.uk

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At Old Felixstowe Nursery we pride ourselves on offering the highest quality pre-school education available. As a long established nursery we are very well resourced and have experienced preschool/nursery nurses who will work closely with your child. We encourage each individual child to be the best they can be.


Old Felixstowe Nursery The Grounds of Kingsfleet School Ferry Road, IP11 9LY 01394 275466 oldfelixstowenursery@btinternet.com www.oldfelixstowenursery.onesuffolk.net/ Felixstowe Twins Club 94 Maidstone Road, IP11, UK felixstowe.twin.club@gmail.com www.twinsclub.co.uk Little Hoppers 01394 286998 07504984768 littlehoppers@live.co.uk www.little-hoppers.co.uk The Oaks Nursery We are located in The Oaks Children’s Centre in Grange Road, Felixstowe. Our nurturing ‘home from home’ environment is carefully designed to encourage children to learn independently in a safe, secure environment that promotes equality and values diversity.We provide all meals and promote healthy eating. Our cook prepares a healthy home cooked lunch for the children using fresh ingredients. 01394 694752 info.oaksfelixstowe@alpha-nurseries.co.uk Twinkle Toes Pre-School Our aim is to provide a caring and safe environment where each child can express itself as an individual. 07763 816224 twinkletoespreschool.weebly.com/ Little Kickers

It’s an approach that has bagged us numerous awards and helped us expand globally over the last 12 years. And like all our Kickers, we never stop learning. We’re continually improving and updating our classes, based on feedback and input from child health specialists as well as our network of over 1,500 football coaches worldwide.

St Andrew’s Pre-School We are a committee run pre-school offering high quality sessional childcare for children from 2 - school age. St Andrews Church Hall, St Andrews Rd, IP11 7EB manager.standrews.preschool@gmail.com secretary.standrews.preschool@gmail.com 01394 278326 or 07815200925 www.standrewspreschoolfelixstowe.co.uk Tiddlywinks Day Nursery At Tiddlywinks we work from the early years foundation stage (EYFS) which is a statutory framework that sets the standards for learning, development and care for children from birth to five. We operate out of two buildings one which is on the ground floor of the house with two play rooms, toileting area and main kitchen which make up the main nursery for children aged 2 to 4 years. 108 High Road, Trimley St Mary, IP11 0SU 01394 274130 tiddlywinksdaynursery@hotmail.com Fairfield Infant School and Colneis Junior School Our staff and governors work hard to make sure that the two schools work together to nurture, challenge and inspire all our children to give and achieve their best both now and in the future. We are very proud of all our children’s success and delighted to celebrate the steps they take during their time with us. We value the support of parents as our partners in children’s education and we aim to work with you to provide the best possible education for the children at Fairfield and Colneis. Fairlfield: 01394 283206 fairfieldoffice@fairfieldandcolneis.co.uk Colneis: 01394 284052 colneisoffice@fairfieldandcolneis.co.uk www.colneisjunior.co.uk Maidstone Infant School A warm welcome to Maidstone Infant School and Nursery! Here we want children to be secure, happy and to learn. This is important if they are to benefit and achieve during their learning journey. 01394 283375 maidstoneadmin@maidstoneandcauston.org www.maidstoneinfants.org.uk/pages/

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Trimley St Mary Primary School Situated in the village of Trimley St Mary on the outskirts of Felixstowe. Our larger than average community school, dates back from 1904 and has grown as the village has grown with a strong sense of belonging care and support. Our school is a friendly and welcoming setting, fostering strong community links, which works closely with families and other agencies to support all children to achieve and be successful in their own right. 01394 284130 office@trimley.net http://trimley.net/ Langer Playgroup

Colneis Girl Guides Colneis Division consists of two districts; Felixstowe and Walton, and Orwell and Deben. We have a brand new division headquarters in Felixstowe which is within walking distance of all the local amenities. Within our Division we have a Division Ranger unit, 4 Guide units, 7 Brownie units and 5 Rainbow units. http://girlguidingsuffolk.org.uk/contact-us/ 356 (Felixstowe) Squadron - Air Cadets One of the best, if not the best, Youth Organisation in Felixstowe. Lots of things going on and lots of opportunities to take part in. Have a look at our Facebook page for updates on some of our recent activities and pictures. You don’t have to join the Royal Air Force or go flying if you dont want to! We have a lot going on, so I’m sure you’ll find something that will challange you! Carr Road, IP11 2TP 01394 673419 www.356atc.co.uk 7th Felixstowe Scout Group

St Edmund’s Hall, Langer Road, IP11 2HL 07961 825637 or 01394277966 07961825637 langerplaygroup@gmail.com The Play Pit We are a privately owned nursery and maintain the highest of childcare standards which include the National Guidelines. 01394 276005 penny.conway@theplaypit.com susan.spaulding@theplaypit.com www.theplaypit.com Felixstowe Academy We have a clear vision for the Academy and believe very much in developing each and every one of our students so that they can achieve their true potential. We provide the opportunities for success; we develop in our students the skills that they will need in the future; we help them develop as individuals but emphasise their place within the community, helping them to think about and care for others; we guide our students to enable them to become independent learners and good team members. 01394 288228 office@felixstoweacademy.org www.felixstoweacademy.org 112 The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

We are one of four groups in Felixstowe but we are the only group with outdoor space which we use for traditional scouting skills. The group is well founded and offers scouting for children from the age of six to fourteen when they have to move on to an Explorer Unit. www.7thfelixstowescouts.org.uk Felixstowe Sea Scouts 07590 019593 stevepocock1066@yahoo.co.uk fb: @felixstoweseascouts


Churches Churches Together in Felixstowe

Felixstowe URC Church 51 Orwell Road, IP11 7NZ 07563 767537 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk St. Mary’s Church High St, Felixstowe IP11 9DS 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk

Churches Together in Felixstowe is a visible sign of the churches’ commitment to seek a deepening of their communion with Christ and with one another, and proclaim the Gospel by common witness and service. Its strength comes through people from different traditions finding new ways to work and worship together. We come together for a few events each year, as well as supporting each other in prayer throughout the year.

St Andrews C Of E Church St Andrews Road, IP11 7EB 01394 670940 St Peter & St Paul Church

churchestogetherfelixstowe.org St John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07814 949828 Christ Church Grange Farm Ave, IP11 2XD 01394 282204 www.christchurchfelixstowe.org.uk Trinity Methodist Church 26 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 275047 www.trinity-methodist-church-felixstowe.co.uk Bethesda Baptist Church Cavendish Road, IP11 2AR 01394 270187 www.bethesdafelixstowe.com Felixstowe United Reformed Church 47 Orwell Road, IP11 7NY 01473 214206 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk Seaton Road Methodist Church Seaton Road, IP11 9BT 01394 282023 www.seatonroad.org.uk River of Life Church 2 Carr Road, IP11 2FS 01394 273700 riveroflifechurch.net Maidstone Road Baptist Church 18 Maidstone Road, IP11 9ED 01394 276774 www.mrbcfelixstowe.org.uk

Church Road, IP11 9NF 01394 670940 www.oldfelixstoweparish.org.uk Temple of Light 28 Beach Road West, IP11 2BQ 07886 534931 www.templeoflightfelixstowe.com Ranelagh Road Christian Fellowship Ranelagh Road, Felixstowe IP11 7HA 01394 284439 www.ranelaghfellowship.org.uk Convent of Jesus & Mary 63 Orwell Road, IP11 7PP 01394 282386 www.stjosephsrjm.com Saint Edmund’s Church Langer Road, IP11 2HR 07814 949828 St Felix Catholic Church 8 Gainsborough Road, IP11 7HT 01394 282561 https://stfelixfelixstowe.uk/ Trimley Free Church 182 High Road, Trimley St Mary, IP11 0SS 01394 276171 Trimley Methodist Church High Road, Trimley St Martin, IP11 0RL 01394 282023 https://eangliamethodist.org.uk/trimley The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 113


Festivals, Events & Markets Art on the Prom

style clothing. With vintage DJ, pop-up cafe and an exhibition of clothing, fashion accessories. You can also participate in sewing and crafting workshops with a vintage feel by employing wonderful teachers. For website support and tickets: support@festivaloffabric.co.uk Festival enquiries: Amanda Bowden amanda_bowden18@hotmail.com 07787 981 493 www.festivaloffabric.co.uk

info@artontheprom.org 01394 671033 info@artontheprom.org www.artontheprom.org

The Ipswich to Felixstowe Car Rally Up to 500 vehicles can participate in the event, starting in Christchurch Park, Ipswich. The vehicles make a 10-mile (16 km) journey to the promenade of Felixstowe, where they line up and remain there for a large part of the day. Traditionally held on the first Sunday in May, the vehicles assemble in Christchurch Park at Ipswich from 8.30 to 10.30am, then start to leave for Felixstowe at 11.00am, where they are displayed along the promenade during the afternoon (from about 12pm onward).

Suffolk Open Studios Suffolk Open Studios is a collaborative organisation run by artists for artists and art lovers.

Felixstowe in Flower

Art on the Prom is one of Felixstowe’s largest free community event organised by a small group of volunteers. We are grateful to them and our sponsors for their backing. If you would like to be part of the great team that helps to make this event such a success, please contact us at:

Ipswich Transport Museum enquiries@ipswichtransportmuseum.co.uk www.ipswichtransportmuseum.co.uk

www.suffolkopenstudios.org Felixstowe Carnival General Enquiries: contact@felixstowecarnival.org Procession Enquiries: procession@felixstowecarnival.org To provide entertainment: entertainment@felixstowecarnival.org Stallholder enquiries: traders@felixstowecarnival.org To volunteer: volunteer@felixstowecarnival.org www.felixstowecarnival.org Trimley Carnival trimleycarnival@mail.com fb: Trimley Carnival www.trimleycarnival.co.uk Festival of Fabric Bringing together specialist retailers with a love for and expertise in fabric, haberdashery, dressmaking, knitting and sewing patterns, vintage sewing machines, knitting and crochet accouterments all under one roof. Shop for anything needed to make vintage 114 The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

A festival for the whole community in transforming the town with flowers each summer. Whether by entering one of the floral competitions (which include gardens, floral containers, commercial premises, residential homes, public houses, hotel and guest houses, tallest sunflower, or school-led projects such as painting, grow-bags and environmental displays), or by sponsoring floral baskets or prizes, Felixstowe in Flower encourages people of all ages to care for their environment. sue.faversham@felixstowe.gov.uk


Rob’s Spiritual Awarness A non-profit, for good causes series of events held monthly. With healers, stall holders. robert.lummis@ntlworld.com Bart’s Bash

Community Markets and Table-Top Sales Drop in to our Community Markets for bargains and refreshments, on the second Saturday of each month. All markets are in the Community Centre, 10am to 12pm, admission is free. www.oldfelixstoweca.org.uk 01394 278105 secretary@oldfelixstoweca.org.uk

A global sailing race taking place at 100s of venues, with 1000s of sailors in 100s of different classes of boat around the world. Kown as ‘The Largest Sailing Race in the World’, the Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club invite you to be part of this. Open to all sailing clubs, yacht clubs, schools, universities, scout groups, sea cadets, windsurfing clubs, individuals and any venue globally. Bart’s Bash gives the sailing community a united opportunity to remember Andrew ‘Bart’ Simpson, a double Olympic medallist who tragically lost his life whilst training for the America’s Cup in 2013. www.bartsbash.com Felixstowe Book Festival Now going into our fifth year, Felixstowe Book Festival has become one of the highlights of the East Anglian Arts Calendar. Meg - Festival Director meg@megreid.co.uk 01394 279783 www.felixstowebookfestival.co.uk

Christmas Tree Festival As well as seeing a display of decorated Christmas trees from various charities and organisations, you can browse charity stalls. The Christmas Tree Festival opening includes a short Carol Service. Refreshments will be available each day. Salvation Army Church Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL www.felixsa.org.uk www.christmastreefestivals.org/felixstowe/ Christmas Lights Switch on Event With children’s parade, music, and so much more, this event is organised by the Felixstowe Lions Club. fb: @lionsclubfelixstowe Christmas Craft Market With an variety of stalls full of local crafts with that special festive spirit. To book a stall please contact Sarah: felixstowechristmasmarket@gmail.com Christmas Day Dip

Mannings Sunday Market Felixstowe’s well-established Sunday Market with a variety of stalls. 1 Platters Rd, Felixstowe IP11 2DL For pitch enquiries call Marian: 07901 962322 www.manningsamusements.co.uk Felixstowe Country Market A wide range of preserves, garden produce, homebakes and crafts up for sale. All goods are home made to the highest standards. Tea and coffee also available. Every Friday morning between 10am and 11am. Felixstowe Trades & Labour Club 182 High Road West, IP11 9BB 01394 282108 ftalc@outlook.com www.ftalc.co.uk

Are you brave enough to take the plunge? Join us and hundreds of fabulous supporters on Felixstowe Seafront on Christmas Day morning. In aid of St Elizabeth Hospice takes place on Felixstowe sea front on 25th December at 10am. It’s fun, a great way to start your day and importantly helps us care for patients 365 days of the year. Tickets are priced at just £13 until registration closes. See website for details. We all meet on Felixstowe sea front in front of Mannings Amusements stelizabethhospice.org.uk/christmas-day-dip/ The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 115


Hall Hire

Sports

Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road, IP11 9NB 07494 599265 www.oldfelixstoweca.org.uk

Felixstowe Leisure Centre Community sports and leisure hub with soft-play area, indoor bowling green and swimming pools.

St Marys Church Hall 1 Cage Lane, IP11 9BH 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk

75 Undercliff Road West, IP11 2AE 01394 694600 www.placesleisure.org/centres/felixstoweleisure-centre/

Felixstowe Town Hall Undercliff Road West, IP11 2AG 01394 282086 www.felixstowe.gov.uk

Brakenbury Sports Centre Our classes are social, fun and a really good workout. They range from low impact to the more intense and guide you through every step with our fantastic instructors. You can enjoy it with a friend or meet new people each week.

Conservatory Club 01394 282633 info@felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk www.felixstoweconservativeclub.org.uk St Edmund’s Parish Hall Langer Road, IP11 2HN 07814 949828 Felixstowe Trades & Labour Club 182 High Road West, IP11 9BB 01394 282108 www.ftalc.co.uk

High Road East, IP11 9JF 01394 270278 www.placesleisure.org/centres/brackenbury-sports-centre/centre-activities/ classes/ Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club

Seaton Road Methodist Church Seaton Road, IP11 9BT 01394 282023 www.seatonroad.org.uk St John’s Church, Felixstowe Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07814 949828 Trinity Methodist Church 26 Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 275047 www.trinity-methodist-church-felixstowe.co.uk

A friendly and relaxed environment. Felixstowe has a thriving and welcoming indoor bowls club situated on the first floor of the Felixstowe leisure centre. Competitive bowling for ladies and men takes place during the day and in the evenings.

Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club Ferry Road, IP11 9RZ 01394 283785 https://ffsc.co.uk/

Felixstowe Leisure Centre Undercliff Road West, IP11 2AE 01394 694600 www.felixstoweibc.com

White Horse Pub 33 Church Road, Old Felixstowe, IP11 9NF 01394 277496 bookings@thewhitehorse-felixstowe.co.uk www.thewhitehorse-felixstowe.co.uk

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Felixstowe Rifle Club

Felixstowe Walkers Join us for a healthy walk amidst wonderful scenery. All walks start at 10.30am (unless otherwise stated) and last for about one hour. The Felixstowe Walkers are part of The Felixstowe Society and regular walkers will be expected to become members of the society. Annual membership is £7, or £10 for two adults at the same address. Details of membership send a SAE to: Hilary Eaton, Treasurer 102c, Queens Road, IP11 7PG felixstowewalkers@hotmail.co.uk

The club was formed in around 1900 as the Felixstowe Rifle Club and used the Army Ranges at Landguard Common (now part of the nature reserve). During World War 2 it became Felixstowe Home Guard Rifle Club. At that time it used the present site with the permission of Mr Clement-Smith and the Drill Hall in Garrison Lane. In 1955 the title was changed back to Felixstowe Rifle Club (FRC) which was the beginning of the club as it is today. Felixstowe Rifle Club High Street, IP11 9UB 01394 283974 www.felixstowe-rifle-club.co.uk Felixstowe Ferry Golf Club The only links golf course in Suffolk and one of only 246 true links courses in the World. secretary@felixstowegolf.Co.Uk andrew.Robinsonpga@yahoo.Co.Uk Ferry Road, ​IP11 9RY 01394 286834 www.felixstowegolf.co.uk Felixstowe Lawn Tennis Club For all abilities, ages & aspirations We have 9 grass courts available during the summer season and 9 floodlit courts (3 acrylic, 3 macadam and 3 artificial grass) for play throughout the year, all overlooked by a spacious clubhouse. We offer a number of regular club sessions for members, including Tuesday evenings (6:30pm)and Sunday mornings (10am). The club has mens, ladies and mixed teams in the Suffolk league, A Friday Night League for all ages and abilities and runs an extensive coaching program for adults and juniors. 37 Bath Road, IP11 7JN 01394 282940 https://clubspark.lta.org.uk/felixstowelawntennisclub

Felixstowe Runners We are a friendly local running club with about 200 members in Felixstowe and surrounding areas. We welcome new members of all standards. We organise three road races each year – the Kirton 5 mile (part of the Friday Five series), the Coastal 10 (a 10 mile race along the seafront in Felixstowe) and the Martlesham 10K. In addition we have many less formal events in and around Felixstowe. We also have a very active junior section, meeting on Wednesday evenings. Chairman: chairman@frr.org.uk http://frr.org.uk/ U3A The University of the Third Age (U3A) in East Suffolk is a thriving cooperative offering educational, recreational and social activities for its members, who are in their ‘third age’. Contact us on information about our sports activities and membership. 0300 123 3913 admin@u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk https://www.u3aeastsuffolk.org.uk/ Felixstowe & Walkton United Football Club Felixstowe & Walton United are a semi-professional football club playing in the Isthmian Bostik North Division, which is level Four of the National Football. 4A Dellwood Avenue, IP11 9HT 01394 282627 President: Dave Ashford 07850 618940 dave@dhashford.co.uk www.felixstowefootball.co.uk Felixstowe & Corinthians Cricket Club Dellwood Avenue, IP11 9HT 07738 199152 / 01473 781963 rjones@suffolkcricket.org https://fandc.play-cricket.com/ The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 117


Felixstowe Rugby Coronation Sports Ground Mill Lane, IP11 2LN 01394 270150 www.felixstowerufc.co.uk Felixstowe Hockey Club

Medical Grove Medical Centre Grove Road, IP11 9GA 01394 283197 www.grovemcfelixstowe.nhs.uk Walton Surgery 301 High Street, IP11 9QL 01394 278844 felixstowe.suffolkgeneralpractice.co.uk Felixstowe Community Hospital Constable Road, IP11 7HT 01394 458820 Howard House Surgery 31 Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01394 282706 www.howardhousesurgery.co.uk

A friendly club that welcomes players of all ages and abilities. We have been established as a club in the coastal town of Felixstowe since 1905 (3 years before hockey was introduced as a sport into the Olympic Games in 1908). The club plays all of its matches on all-weather pitches, with home games being played at the Felixstowe Academy (Maidstone Campus) in Felixstowe. Felixstowe Community Hub Maidstone Road, IP11 9EF www.felixstowehockeyclub.co.uk Felixstowe Badminton Club The club has two men’s teams, two mixed teams and a ladies’ team in the Ipswich & District Badminton League. 07788 233063 clarehazelwood@hotmail.co.uk Brackenbury Sports Centre, High Road East, Felixstowe, IP11 9JF.

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Haven Heath Grange Farm Avenue, IP11 2XD 01394 670107 www.havenhealth.nhs.uk Orwell Clinic (iCaSH Suffolk) The family planning center in Ipswich also serving Felixstowe. Lindbergh Road, Ipswich, IP3 9QX 0300 300 3030 www.icash.nhs.uk East of England Coop Pharmacy 189 Hamilton Road, IP11 7DT 01394 282325 Hado Pharmacy 135 Hamilton Road, IP11 7BL 01394 286277 NHS 111 NHS 111 is much more than a helpline – if you’re worried about an urgent medical concern, you can call 111 to speak to a fully trained adviser. Depending on the situation, the NHS 111 team can connect you to a nurse, emergency dentist or even a GP, and can arrange face-to-face appointments if they think you need one. NHS 111 advisers can also assess if you need an ambulance and send one immediately if necessary.


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Charity Christmas Tree Festival Tuesday 4th December to Saturday 8th December

At The Salvation Army, Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL A wonderful display of decorated and glittering Christmas trees from various local charities and organisations. Morning and afternoon refreshments and light lunches. Assortment of stalls, including homemade crafts. Tuesday 4th December - 6pm Grand opening by the Mayor including a short carol service. Tuesday 10.30am-7pm, Wednesday to Friday 10.30am-5pm, Saturday 10.30am-4pm

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Scout’s Ch The scouts spread some Christmas cheer with their special postal service Covering Felixstowe, Walton, The Trimleys, Kirton and Falkenham, the cost of this service will be just 25p per card – Please put your cards and money together in the special Scout Xmas Post boxes. Please write the full address with postcode and any special instructions on the envelope clearly. This offers fantastic value for money compared to the ever increasing prices of Royal Mail.


hristmas Postal Service This service has been provided for 32 years and is now run by eleven scout group’s to which it is a major annual fundraising event, requiring hours of work by the Leaders and Parents of the Beavers, Cubs, Scouts & Explorers within each group. Plus, of course, a band of dedicated helpers. Red collecting boxes will be open from now until Tuesday 11th December at Co-op Solar, Felixstowe Library, The Card Centre, Conkers Pets and Plants, Felixstowe Leisure Centre, The Little Fabric Shop, Morrison’s, The Bread Basket (Walton), Michael’s Butcher’s Limited (Old Felixstowe), Goslings Farm Shop, Garden Centre and Cafe (Trimley St. Martin), Roselea Nursery Farm Shop (Trimley St. Martin) and Flying Lady Wedding and Party Shop (Faulkeners Way, Trimley St. Mary).

Cards need to be dropped into one of the collection boxes by Tuesday 11th December. Deliveries will then begin the day after and will all be completed by Christmas Eve. “We endeavour to deliver all thecards we receive that have a full address. We would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who supports our Scout Groups by using the service and especially the businesses which allow our boxes to be placed in their premises and hope that ever more people will give us a try.” Thanks in advance for your support for this valuable fund-raising activity. www.scoutspostipswich.org.uk www.7thfelixstowescouts.org.uk

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What’s On in Felixstowe FELIXSTOWE’S MOST COMPREHENSIVE EVENT GUIDE IN PRINT

Tuesday 4th December Laydens Community Cafe Craft Mornings 9am – 3pm Free Craft Mornings. Please note that the Café is open Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Volunteer opportunities available. Laydens Community Centre Langley Avenue, IP11 2NA Tues 4th - Sat 8th December Charity Christmas Tree Festival

10.30am-7pm: Tuesday 10.30am-5pm: Weds-Fri 10.30am-4pm: Saturday A wonderful display of decorated and glittering Christmas trees from various local charities and organisations. Morning and afternoon refreshments and light lunches. Assortment of stalls, including homemade crafts. Grand opening by the Mayor on Tuesday at 6pm, including a short carol service. Admission free. Donations welcome to the participating charities. The Salvation Army Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL 01394 276502 01394 272001 salvationarmy.org.uk

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Tuesday 4th-23rd December Santa’s Ride around town with Rudolf

6-8.30pm In various locations throughout the town the Santa and Rudolph trailer will be making its tour of Felixstowe’s streets and homes every December weekday evening. Subject to safe weather conditions. Tonight he’ll visit Western Avenue and Westmorland Road and roads off. In addition, they can be seen at: Hamilton Road Saturday 8th December (9.30am-4.30pm) Co-op car park Saturday 15th December (9.30am-4.30pm) Lidl in Garrison Lane Sunday 16 December (9.30am-4.30pm) Morrison’s Sat 22nd & Sun 23rd Dec (9.30am-4.30pm). All proceeds shared equally for distribution by Save the Children and charities supported by the Rotary Club of Felixstowe. Please note: as our town grows, we may not catch you at home this year, but look forward to seeing you at Hamilton Road, Morrison’s, Lidl or the Co-op.

Orwell Connection Choir Christmas Concert

7.30pm An evening of songs and carols with the Orwell Connection Choir. Refreshments available. Entry free (donations welcome). St. Felix RC Church 8 Gainsborough Road IP11 7HT Felixstowe Scribblers 7.30pm Long established writers’ group formed over 40 years ago. A variety of homework assignments are set to be read out at the following meeting, with feedback provided. New members welcome. Annual fee of £30, or £5 per meeting. ‘The Room at the Top’ Felixstowe Library Crescent Road, IP11 7BY http://scribblers2010.blogspot.com Wednesday 5th December Music to Enjoy 7.30pm Talk/presentation with recorded music, from Music to Enjoy (Felixstowe Recorded Music Society). Visitors welcome £2.50. Annual membership £25. Includes refreshments. United Reformed Church Hall, Tomline Road, IP11 7PA 01394 270491


Thursday 6th December Felixstowe Photographic Society

Friday 7th December Felixstowe Country Market

7.30pm Meeting of the Felixstowe Photographic Society. Anyone interested in photography is welcome to attend or join the group both beginners or experienced. Admission free for a maximum of two visits. Annual membership rate for individuals is £25. Broadway House Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01473 272272. felixstowephotographic.org.uk

9.30-11am Every Friday, enjoy the Country Market with a range of preserves, eggs, garden produce and crafts. All goods are produced to the highest standards and are home made. Closed Good Friday and two weeks over Christmas. Admission free. Trades and Labour Club High Road West, IP11 9BB 01394 272003. www.country-markets.co.uk

Friday 7th - Sunday 9th Dec Christmas Craft and Gift Fair A great range of stalls with handmade and gift items from local craftspeople and businesses. Knitted, crochet and sewn items, wooden puzzles, decorations, candles, decorative items for the home and edible gifts and stocking fillers. Also ‘real’ Christmas tree sales, local produce in the Farm Shop and tasty lunches/snacks in the Garden Cafe. Open Friday and Saturday: 10am-4pm, Sunday: 10am-3.30pm. Admission free. Goslings Farm Shop, Garden Centre and Cafe, High Road, Trimley St. Martin IP11 0SG 01394 273500. www.facebook.com/GoslingsFarm

Variations Choir - Christmas Carols and Songs

11am-12pm Enjoy some carols and songs with the Variations Choir. Admission free. Collection for the local branch of the East Suffolk Association for the Blind. Great Eastern Square Hamilton Road, IP11 7DT 01394 273380

Felixstowe Sewing School Open Classroom 7-9.30pm A sociable sewing evening with endless advice and help. Suitable for all abilities. Tea/ coffee and homemade cakes included. £10 per person. Pre-booking essential. 69 Bath Road, IP11 7JW 07787 981493 amanda_bowden18@ hotmail.com felixstowesewingschool.co.uk Jim Davidson On The Road Again

8pm The people’s favourite comedian takes to ‘The Road Again’ with a brandnew show which promises to be the antidote to this ‘PC’ world we now live in. Guaranteed to be outrageous and as truthful as ever. Over 18 strongly recommended. Adults £26. Children (16 years and under) and Concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £24. The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2DX 01394 284962

Kirton Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony 6pm Village Green, Kirton Come and see the lighting of the Kirton Christmas tree. Join in the carols, plus refreshments. Admission free. Collection for a local charity. 01394 448783. www.kirton-suffolk.info The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 123


Saturday 8th December Record and CD Fair 9am-5pm Simply want to pick up some great music at affordable prices, you can find just about any type of music to browse and buy. From Blues, Classic Rock, Jazz and Hip Hop, to Soul and Disco, whether you are shopping for discounted CDs, cut priced DVDs or rare vinyl, you can save a small fortune, making it the perfect event for any bargain hunter. Entry - 50p funds go to Crohns and Colitis UK. Trinity Methodist Church Hall, Orwell Road, IP11 7AN 07974 157788 Monthly Beach Litter Pick at Landguard

9.30am Help keep the beach at Landguard clean and pristine. All welcome. Just turn up. Meet at the southern end of the Bird Observatory compound between the rifle fencing and the Landguard Bungalow (beside the white radar tower). Once finished there is tea/coffee and biscuits back at the Bird Observatory based within Right Battery. Admission free. Landguard Nature Reserve, View Point Road, IP11 3TW 01394 673782 www.lbo.org.uk 124 The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

Old Felixstowe Community Market

10am-12pm Drop in to our Community Market for bargains and refreshments. Craft stalls, bric-a-brac, books, cakes and produce. Organised by the Old Felixstowe Community Association. Admission free. Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road, IP11 9NB 01394 272466. www.oldfelixstoweca.org.uk The Dorian Singers Christmas Concert - Handel Messiah 7pm Join The Dorian Singers for their Christmas Concert - Handel Messiah. Julie Roberts (soprano), Codrutaz Oros-Marsh (contralto), Paul Bloomfield (tenor), Mark Saberton (bass) and Alan Loader (conductor). Tickets £15, under 18’s £5. Including refreshments. Available from The Card Centre (Hamilton Road) or on 01394 283170, or on the door on the night. In aid of The Alzheimer’s Society. St. Andrew’s Church, St. Andrew’s Road. IP11 7EB www.thedoriansingers.org.uk

The Tina Turner Experience Simply the Best 7.30pm This fully live energetic show charts the life and career of one of the world’s iconic performers. It’s chock full of Tina’s smash hits like “Private Dancer”, “Nutbush City Limits”, “Proud Mary”, “River Deep Mountain High”, “Let’s Stay Together” and so many more for the ultimate night out for lovers of live rock music and especially Tina Turner’s music. This concert style show features a seven piece band making this the only completely live touring tribute to this multi-award winning legend. Powerful vocals, backing singers and fabulous professional dancers with electrifying dance routines make The Tina Turner Experience Simply the Best. Adults £24.50. Children (16 years and under) and Concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £22.50. The Spa Pavilion, Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962 www.felixstowespa.co.uk Felixstowe Harmonies Good Old Music Hall Days 7.30pm Join Felixstowe Harmonies for their concert ‘Good Old Music Hall Days’. A multifarious jollification of refinement, unimpeachable virtuosity, erudite and crooning presentations of ditties, reminiscences and monologues. Special guests ‘Essentially Swing’ will also be playing WW1 numbers. Raising funds for Suffolk Night Owls. Bar open. Tickets £10. Pre-booking essential. Trades and Labour Club High Road West, IP11 9BB 07954 465430 felixstoweharmonies.co.uk


Sunday 9th December Felixstowe Community Strings Christmas Concert

3pm Join Felixstowe Community Strings for their Christmas Concert. Featuring the Orwell Connection Choir and Felixstowe Children’s Choir. Refreshments available. Adults £5, children free. Tickets on the door. Church of St. Peter and St. Paul Church Road, IP11 7EB 07749 238418 http://suffolkcommunitystrings.onesuffolk.net The Big Band at Christmas 3pm Swing ‘n’ sing-along into Christmas - with the unique Five Star Swing Big Band show. As featured at London’s Leicester Square Theatre and BBC “Children in Need”. A dynamic Big Band treatment from Glenn Miller, Sinatra and Nat King Cole. Featuring Simone from the Ivy Benson Orchestra, and Chris Smith (junior) composer and arranger for the BBC Radio Big Band, Herb Miller Big Band (Glenn’s brother), plus Tony Bennett’s trombonist. Adults £22.50. Children (16 years and under) and Concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £19.50. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962 www.felixstowespa.co.uk

Christmas Tree Service

3pm Traditional Christmas tree service for all the family, with carols and readings. Bring a gift to put under the tree, and they will be delivered to those in need. All welcome. Admission free. United Reformed Church Tomline Road, IP11 7NY 01473 402721 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk Orwell Connections Choir 3-5pm Performed by a group of 28- 30 singers who perform concerts for local charities. Featuring Felixstowe Children’s Choir. St Peter and St Paul Church Monday 10th December Sea Front Health Walk

10.45am Approximately 40-60 minutes (depending on the walkers and weather on the day). Led by trained Stepping Out in Suffolk Volunteer Walk Leaders. Everyone welcome. Admission free. Just turn up. Meet outside the Felixstowe Leisure Centre entrance, Undercliff Road West, IP11 2AE 01473 718193 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk

Tuesday 11th December Orwell Connection Choir Christmas Concert 7.30pm An evening of songs and carols with the Orwell Connection Choir. Refreshments available. Admission free (donations welcome). In aid of the John Le Vay Cancer charity at Ipswich Hospital. Trinity Methodist Church Hamilton Road. IP11 7AN Felixstowe Art Group

7.30pm Demonstration and talk with the Felixstowe Art Group. Visitors are very welcome. Members free. Visitors £2. Broadway House Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01394 276975 www.felixstoweartgroup.org Wednesday 12th December Music in Felixstowe A Christmas Collection 11.30am Enjoy a lunchtime concert from Music in Felixstowe. With Brian Theodore Ralph (actor) and Eloise Kay (singer). Brian and Emily will put you into the festive spirit with songs and words for the season. Held in His Lordship’s Library Tickets £10, children free. Available from Stillwater Books Limited (Hamilton Road) or on 01394 670633 The Orwell Hotel Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX www.felixstowemusic.com

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Felixstowe Walkers The Promenade 11am A pre-Christmas walk and get-together. 2.25 miles. Meet on the prom opposite The Fludyers Hotel, Undercliff Road East. The group is part of the Felixstowe Society. Admission free - although regular walkers will be expected to become members of the Felixstowe Society. Annual membership is £7, or £10 for two adults at the same address. Meet on the prom opposite The Fludyers Hotel Undercliff Road East, IP11 7LU www.felixstowesociety.org St. John’s - Messy Church

3.30pm-5.45pm Fun, crafts, stories and a shared meal for children and their families. All ages welcome. Children need to be accompanied by a parent/carer. No need to book. Just turn up. Admission free (donations welcome). St. John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07581 390224 https://felixstowe.church/ Variations Choir Christmas Concert 7.30pm Christmas songs, carols and readings with the Variations Choir. Bar available. In aid of the RNLI. Tickets £7, including a buffet supper. Available from J. & C. Webb in Orwell Road, or on the door on the night. Conservative Club 28 High Road West, IP11 9JB 01394 273380 126 The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

FFHS/FHAMS Talk 7.30pm Felixstowe Family History Society and Felixstowe History and Museum Society Talk. All welcome. Members free. Visitors £1. Broadway House Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01394 674355 felixstowefhs.onesuffolk.net felixstowemuseum.org Thursday 13th December Felixstowe Café Poets 7.30pm Informal community poetry group which meets at The Orwell Hotel. Lovers of poetry, writers of poetry, published or unpublished are all welcome. Bring poems you would like to read and share with the group. Refreshments available to purchase. Entry fee £2.50. The Orwell Hotel Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX 01394 272736

Friday 14th December Felixstowe Country Market 9.30-11am

Every Friday, enjoy the Country Market with a range of preserves, eggs, garden produce and crafts. All goods are produced to the highest standards and are home made. Closed Good Friday and two weeks over Christmas. Admission free. Trades and Labour Club High Road West, IP11 9BB 01394 272003 www.country-markets.co.uk Saturday 15th December Felixstowe URC - Carols at Great Eastern Square

Felixstowe Photographic Society

7.30pm Anyone interested in photography is welcome to attend or join the group - both beginners or experienced. Admission free for a maximum of two visits. Annual membership rate for individuals is £25. Broadway House Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01473 272272. felixstowephotographic.org.uk

10am Great Eastern Square located outside the Co-op, Hamilton Road IP11 7DT Enjoy the carols from members and friends of the Felixstowe United Reformed Church. Everyone is welcome to join in or just come along and listen. Helping raise money for Shelter. Admission free (donations welcome). 01473 402721 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk


Kirton Church Christmas Bazaar

2-4pm Come along to the Kirton Church Christmas Bazaar. Meet Father Christmas. Variety of stalls and games for everyone to enjoy. Face-painting and children’s crafts. Raffle. Refreshments. Entrance 50p, children free. Kirton Church Hall 01394 448354 Some Guys Have All The Luck The Rod Stewart Story 7.30pm Celebrating one of rocks greatest icons, Rod Stewart from street busker through to international superstar! Paul Metcalfe delivers an authentic and charismatic performance assuming the persona of this legendary singer-songwriter right down to the last detail - from the distinctive vocals to the swaggering showmanship and sheer fun that have made Rod Stewart one of the most loved performers of all time.Adults £24. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £22. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk

Sunday 16th December Dolls Houses and Miniatures Fair

10.30am-3pm Dolls Houses and Miniatures Fair with various exhibitors and stalls. Admission £1.50 per person (half-price from 1300). Accompanied children under 16 free. Felixstowe Leisure Centre Undercliff Road West IP11 2AE 01945 870160. www.dollysdaydreams.com Sunday 16th December Young People’s Salvation

Carol Service 4pm Service with traditional carols and readings. Admission free. Trinity Methodist Church Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 282023 www.trinity-methodistchurch-felixstowe.co.uk Service of Nine Lessons and Carols 6pm Service with traditional carols and readings. Admission free. St. John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07581 390224 https://felixstowe.church/ Carols by Candlelight 6.30pm Traditional carol service by candlelight. All welcome. Admission free. St. Mary’s Church High Street, Walton IP11 9DS 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk Monday 17th December Felixstowe Morning Walk Walton and Candlet Area

Army Band @10.30-12.30pm Free for attendees The Triangle Service of Lessons and Carols 10.30am Traditional Christmas service with lessons and carols. All welcome. Admission free. United Reformed Church Tomline Road, IP11 7NY 01473 402721 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk

10.45am Walk around the Walton and Candlet area. About 90 minutes (depending on the walkers and weather on the day). Led by trained Stepping Out in Suffolk Volunteer Walk Leaders. All welcome. Admission free. Just turn up. Meet in the car park behind St. Mary’s Church, Walton 07804 820853 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 127


Monday 17th December Christmas Table Centre Workshop with Emma’s Florist Inspire Suffolk Lindbergh Road Ipswich, IP3 9QX saraw@inspiresuffolk.org.uk inspiresuffolk.org.uk Tuesday 18th December Laydens Community Cafe Craft Mornings 9am-3pm Free Craft Mornings every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. Please note the the Laydens Café is open Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Volunteer opportunities available. Laydens Community Centre Langley Avenue IP11 2NA Suffolk Wildlife Trust Felixstowe Group Evening Talk

Felixstowe Scribblers

7.30pm A gorup formed over 40 years ago. A variety of homework assignments are set to be read out at the following meeting, with feedback provided. New members welcome. Annual fee of £30, or £5 per meeting. Refreshments. ‘The Room at the Top’ Felixstowe Library Crescent Road, IP11 7BY http://scribblers2010.blogspot.com

Thursday 20th December Speakers of Felixstowe 7.30pm Monthly meeting of the Felixstowe Speakers group. Gain new skills - deliver a good speech, speak-off-thecuff, confidence... Speakers of Felixstowe is the “Port of Call” to help you learn at your own pace and gain speaking confidence in a friendly and supportive atmosphere. Admission free for first meeting, then subsequent meetings £5.00 per evening, or annual subscription. Marlborough Hotel Sea Road, IP11 2BJ felixstowespeakers.org.uk Thurs 20th - Sun 23rd Dec Christmas Ice Rink

Thursday 20th December and Friday 21st December Premier Education Themed Activity Days

7.30pm Evening illustrated talk from the Suffolk Wildlife Trust Felixstowe Group. All welcome. £2.50 per person. Broadway House Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01394 210535 www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org

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9am-3.30pm Action-packed themed days for children to have fun, learn new skills and stay active! Suitable for ages 5-12 years. £17.95 per day. Also Performing Arts Course - Dance running on 20/21 December. 9am-3.30pm. £17.95. Includes street dance and cheerleading. Pre-booking essential. Book two weeks prior to the start of the course to receive a 15% discount. Felixstowe Academy Maidstone Campus Maidstone Road, IP11 9EF 01473 598005

11am-7pm Join the Mayor of Felixstowe at the opening of the Christmas Ice Rink. Free of charge. With fun rides for children of all ages, a snow machine, festive music plus freshly made food and drink, there will be something for everyone this year. Great Eastern Square Hamilton Road Mayor’s Christmas Concert 7-9pm By the Orwell Connection Choir St John’s Church Orwell Road IP11 7PW


Fri 21st Dec - 6th Jan Sleeping Beauty

The Christmas Pantomime Sleeping Beauty will be taking over The Spa for our annual Christmas pantomime! A new version of a classic tale of devilment and derring-do. Lashings of laughter, frantic frivolity, gorgeously glittering costumes, a spectacular set, and plenty of ‘he’s behind you’. Written and directed by Suzie Lowe, this year’s hotlyanticipated show, perhaps the longest running pantomime by any single theatre company in Britain, will bring the classic fairy-tale to life with what promises to be a magical experience. Complete with a plucky heroine, a villain you’ll love to hiss at and plenty of pantomime carry on this is traditional family panto at its best, all bound up in a truly enchanting story which will appeal to everyone from 2 to 102. Adults £17.50-£19.50. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £11.50-£13.50. Family (two adults and two children) £50-£58. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962 www.felixstowespa.co.uk

Saturday 22nd December The Felixstowe Salvation Army Band plays Christmas Music

11am-1pm Traditional brass band concert with the Felixstowe Salvation Army (Senior band). Come and enjoy the Christmas music at the Felixstowe Triangle Canopy. Admission free. Donations welcome. Felixstowe Triangle Canopy 01394 276502 www.salvationarmy.org.uk/ felixstowe

Christmas Eve Carol Praise 5pm Traditional Christmas carol service. All welcome. Admission free. United Reformed Church Tomline Road, IP11 7NY 01473 402721 www.felixstoweurc.org.uk Christmas Eve Service 11pm Traditional Christmas Eve Service leading up to midnight. All welcome. Admission free. Trinity Methodist Church Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 282023 www.trinity-methodistchurch-felixstowe.co.uk Midnight Holy Communion

Sunday 23rd December Senior Salvation Army Band @10am-12pm The Triangle Free for attendees Monday 24th December Crib Service 3pm Traditional Christmas Crib Service at St. Mary’s. Everyone welcome. Admission free. St. Mary’s Church High Street, Walton IP11 9DS 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk Crib Service with Nativity Play 4pm Dramatic telling of the Christmas story in words and songs. Suitable for all ages but particularly children. All welcome. Admission free. St. John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07581 390224 http://felixstowe.church/

11.30pm Traditional Midnight Holy Communion at St. Mary’s. Everyone welcome. Admission free. St. Mary’s Church High Street, Walton IP11 9DS 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk Midnight Mass 11.30pm The first Eucharist (Holy Communion) of Christmas with the procession of the baby Jesus and blessing of the crib. All welcome. Admission free. St. John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07581 390224 http://felixstowe.church/

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Tuesday 25th December Christmas Day Services Traditional Christmas Day services at St. Mary’s 8am: Holy Communion 10am: Family Holy Communion. Everyone welcome. Free entry. St. Mary’s Church High Street, Walton, IP11 9DS 01394 670090 www.stmaryswalton.org.uk Christmas Day Services 8am: Book of Common Prayer Service 10am: Eucharist with Carols. All welcome. Admission free. St. John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07581 390224 http://felixstowe.church/

Christmas Day Morning Service 10.30am Joint Felixstowe United Reformed Church and Trinity Methodist Church service. This year held at Trinity Methodist Church. All welcome. Admission free. Trinity Methodist Church Hamilton Road, IP11 7AN 01394 282023 01473 402721 www.trinity-methodistchurch-felixstowe.co.uk www.felixstoweurc.org.uk Thurs 27th - Sat 29th Dec Common Ground Theatre Company The Scarlet Pipistrelle

St. Elizabeth Hospice Christmas Day Dip

10am Are you brave enough to join the early morning dip on Christmas Day? At 10am hundreds of brave and adventurous Hospice supporters will take part in the annual Christmas Day Dip. There will also be hundreds of spectators cheering the dippers on so why not come along with your family and join in the fun. For more details see page 4. Seafront (nr. Manning’s Amusements, Sea Road) IP11 2DN 01473 723600 stelizabethhospice.org.uk

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7.30pm: Thursday 27 4pm & 7.30pm: Fri 28th & Sat 29th The new Christmas show from the Common Ground Theatre Company. The year is 1793. Paris is gripped by the sans-cullottes. Heads are rolling, and no-one is safe from the roving finger of fate, the thumb of tyranny and the wrist of injustice. The poor Compte de CremeBrulée has been hauled up by the Jacobins and is to be guillotined on the morrow. Nothing can save him except a miracle, and the

Revolutionary Committee has outlawed miracles, except on Sundays and feast days, and only with a signed chit from Citizen Chambourcy, the feared leader of the Republic. Creme-Brulée’s only hope is a daring swoop by that dashing master of disguise and echo-location, The Scarlet Pipistrelle, a mysterious Englishman, who has already undertaken several rescues of condemned aristocrats. Who knows, perhaps this time, he might actually succeed! Tickets £14. Under 21’s £7. Book online at www.ticketgun.com/events/the-scarletpipistrelle-2 St. Mary’s Hall High Street, Walton IP11 9BH 07807 341364 commongroundtc.co.uk Saturday 29th December Monthly Beach Litter Pick at Landguard 9.30am Help keep the beach at Landguard clean and pristine. All welcome. Just turn up. Meet at the southern end of the Bird Observatory compound between the rifle fencing and the Landguard Bungalow (beside the white radar tower). Once finished there is tea/coffee and biscuits back at the Bird Observatory based within Right Battery. Admission free. Landguard Nature Reserve View Point Road, IP11 3TW 01394 673782 www.lbo.org.uk


Monday 31st December Felixstowe Morning Walk To Landguard Point and back

10.45am Join One Life Suffolk for this walk to Landguard Point and back. Approximately 90 minutes (depending on the walkers and weather on the day). Led by trained Stepping Out in Suffolk Volunteer Walk Leaders. Everyone welcome. Admission free. Just turn up. Meet outside the Felixstowe Leisure Centre entrance Undercliff Road East, IP11 2AE 07804 820853 www.onelifesuffolk.co.uk

FFSC - New Years Day Race 10am-2pm First day and the first dinghy race of 2019! Get the boat out and head down to Felixstowe Ferry for a 11 start. Returning to shore before high tide. Book club boats now to avoid disappointment. FFSC extends the invitation to members of other clubs to join in the race. Galley and Bar open to the public for lunch. Admission free for spectators. Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club Felixstowe Ferry, IP11 9RZ 01394 283785 www.ffsc.co.uk Music in Felixstowe - New Year’s Day Viennese Gala

Tuesday 1st January Laydens Community Cafe Craft Mornings

9am-3pm Free Craft Morning. Please note the the Laydens Café is open Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Volunteer opportunities available. Laydens Community Centre Langley Avenue, IP11 2NA

3pm Celebrate the New Year with the music of Strauss. The Festival Orchestra, with leader Nicholas Ward. Adults £16, children free. Tickets available from Stillwater Books Limited (Hamilton Road) or 01394 670633. The Orwell Hotel Hamilton Road, IP11 7D www.felixstowemusic.com

Wednesday 2nd January Music in Felixstowe

The Von Bennetts are Back! 11.30am Enjoy a lunchtime concert from Music in Felixstowe. Emily Bennett (singer), Joe Bennett (guitar), Bob Bennett (piano) and Hattie Bennett (cello and bass). This popular family group returns with their particular brand of popular, jazz and rock music laced with a modicum of humour. Held in His Lordship’s Library. Tickets £10.00, children free. Available from Stillwater Books Limited (Hamilton Road) or 01394 670633. The Orwell Hotel Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX www.felixstowemusic.com Wednesday 9th January Creative Moments Crafting wellbeing session

10.30am-12.30pm Come and join in or Creative Moments monthly craft session led by Kirsty of Creative n Craft and Joanne of BSEVC. If you enjoy crafting as a wellbeing activity then this event is for you! (dementia friendly activities, family carers with those you care for are welcome too) Cost just £2.50 per session Manning Event Room, Sea Road, Felixstowe The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 131


Wednesday 9th January St. John’s - Messy Church 3.30-5.45pm Fun, crafts, stories and a shared meal for children and their families. All ages welcome. Children need to be accompanied by a parent/carer. No need to book. Just turn up. Admission free (donations welcome). St. John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07581 390224 https://felixstowe.church/ Saturday 12th January ‘Elvis In Concert’

starring Marshall King 7.30pm Returning just a few days after what would have been The King’s 84th Birthday, Marshall King brings his stunning recreation of a full Elvis show back to The Spa for the 4th year running. All presented with jumpsuits made by Elvis’ very own costume designers! Adults £20.50£22.50. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £18.50-£20.50. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962 www.felixstowespa.co.uk

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Tuesday 15th January Laydens Community Cafe Craft Mornings 9am-3pm Free Craft Morning. Please note the the Laydens Café is open Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Volunteer opportunities available. Laydens Community Centre Langley Avenue, IP11 2NA Wednesday 30th January Creative Moments Crafting wellbeing session 10.30am-12.30pm Come and join in or Creative Moments monthly craft session led by Kirsty of Creative n Craft and Joanne of BSEVC. If you enjoy crafting as a wellbeing activity then this event is for you! (dementia friendly activities, family carers with those you care for are welcome too) Cost just £2.50 per session Manning Event Room, Sea Road, Felixstowe. Suffolk Wildlife Trust Felixstowe Group Evening Talk

7.30pm Evening illustrated talk. All welcome. £2.50 per person. Broadway House Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01394 210535 www.suffolkwildlifetrust.org

Saturday 19th January A Foreigner’s Journey

7.30pm Foreigner and Journey are giants of rock and have been huge draws as live acts since forming in the 1970’s. The two bands have achieved massive commercial and critical succes, their supreme musical quality meaning that they’ve never been victims of trends or passing fashions. Adults £19. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £17. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962 www.felixstowespa.co.uk Sunday 27th January Music in Felixstowe Felixstowe Ferry Candlelit Concert 3pm Enjoy a candlelit concert with the Ward Quartet. Nicholas Ward and Kathryn Parry (violins), Wendy Gudgin (viola) and Harriet Bennett (cello). Schubert Death and the Maiden, Quartetsatz and Shostakovich Quartet no.2. Adults £12.00, children free. Tickets available from Stillwater Books Limited (Hamilton Road) or on 01394 670633. St. Nicholas Church Felixstowe Ferry www.felixstowemusic.com


Tuesday 29th January Felixstowe Society Speaker Events

7.30pm Join the Felixstowe Society for their fascinating Speaker Event. Everyone welcome. Members £1, visitors £2. The Salvation Army Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL 01394 282526 www.felixstowesociety.org

Tuesday 5th February Laydens Community Cafe Free Health Checks

9am-3pm Free health checks with the Walton Parish Nurses. Please note the the Laydens Café is open Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Volunteer opportunities available. Laydens Community Centre Langley Avenue, IP11 2NA

Tuesday 12th February Felixstowe Art Group

Wednesday 6th February Music in Felixstowe Flute and Harpsichord

Saturday 2nd February Cirque Enchantment

7.30pm This concert style Cirque production features stunning choreography, breathtaking vocal and mesmerising circus performers. With an eclectic musical soundtrack including pop, rock and classical, For everyone from young to old and all ages in between. Adults £22. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £16. Family (two adults and two children) £70. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk

Music to Enjoy 7.30pm Talk/presentation with recorded music, from Music to Enjoy (Felixstowe Recorded Music Society). Visitors welcome £2.50. Annual membership £25. Includes refreshments. United Reformed Church Hall Tomline Road, IP11 7PA 01394 270491

11.30am Enjoy a lunchtime concert from Music in Felixstowe. Anna Noakes (flute) and Christine Whiffen (harpsichord). The varied programme includes Bach B minor flute Sonata. Held in His Lordship’s Library. Tickets £10.00, children free. Available from Stillwater Books Limited (Hamilton Road) or on 01394 670633. The Orwell Hotel Hamilton Road, IP11 7DX www.felixstowemusic.com

7.30pm Demonstration and talk with the Felixstowe Art Group. Visitors are very welcome. Members free. Visitors £2. Broadway House Orwell Road, IP11 7DD 01394 276975 www.felixstoweartgroup.org Wednesday 13th February St. John’s - Messy Church

3.30pm-5.45pm Fun, crafts, stories and a shared meal for children and their families. All ages welcome. Children need to be accompanied by a parent/carer. No need to book. Just turn up. Admission free (donations welcome). St. John’s Church Orwell Road, IP11 7PW 07581 390224 https://felixstowe.church/ The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 133


Friday 15th February Colourblind Hedgehogs

8.45-11.30pm Possibly one of the best rock cover bands in East Anglia! Live Music. Copas Bar Sea Road, IP11 2DN Saturday 16th February Glass Fusing Workshops:

Sat 16th Feb - Sun 24th Feb February Half-term Trail

10am-3pm Join in the half-term fun, with the quiz trail around Landguard Fort. Normal admission charges for the Fort apply, plus £1.50 for a trail sheet. Landguard Fort View Point Road, IP11 3TW 01394 675900 www.landguard.com Soul Legends

Fused Glass Taster Session 9.30am-12.30pm Join Felixstowe artist Verena Daniels for this Fused Glass Taster Session. Create two or three pieces yourself to take home. Suitable for beginners and those looking to refine their techniques. £40 per person. Pre-booking essential. Includes tea/coffee. Reunion Studio 36 Gainsborough Road IP11 7HR 07583 754977 www.reunionstudio.co.uk

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7.30pm Bringing to life the hits of Barry White, George Benson, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Tina Turner, Lionel Richie, Wilson Pickett, Chaka Khan, Earth Wind and Fire, and more, all in “soulsational” style! The hits will just keep on coming. Adults £27.50. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £25.50. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962 www.felixstowespa.co.uk

Tuesday 19th February Laydens Community Cafe Craft Mornings

9am – 3pm Laydens Community Centre, Langley Avenue, IP11 2NA Free Craft Mornings every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month. Please note the the Laydens Café is open Mon-Fri 9am-3pm. Volunteer opportunities available. Laydens Community Centre Langley Avenue, IP11 2NA Friday 22nd February The Rolling Stones Story 8pm Relive all these classic hits in The Rolling Stones Story, a high energy concert with the finest musicians and the world’s No. 1 Mick Jagger lookalike in Paul Ashworth. Adults £23.50. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £21.50. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962 www.felixstowespa.co.uk


Sunday 24th February Music in Felixstowe West End Shows Singalong

7pm Enjoy an evening of music and songs from West End shows. Featuring soloists Emily Bennett and Joe Leat, with the Felixstowe Young Singers. Adults £12.00, children free. Tickets available from Stillwater Books Limited (Hamilton Road) or on 01394 670633. Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club Ferry Road, Felixstowe Ferry IP11 9RZ www.felixstowemusic.com

7.30pm Join the Felixstowe Society for their fascinating Speaker Event. Everyone welcome. Members £1, visitors £2. The Salvation Army Cobbold Road, IP11 7EL 01394 282526 www.felixstowesociety.org Wednesday 27th February Auction by Nick Barber Auctions

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7.30pm For the third year running and by popular deman. Adults £24. Children (16 years and under) and concessions (over 65, wheelchair user and their carer) £22. The Spa Pavilion Undercliff Road West IP11 2DX 01394 284962. www.felixstowespa.co.uk

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Deben Flower Club Second Tuesday of the month - 7:30pm Kirton Church Hall, Church Lane IP10 0PU 01394 286626 - 01473 736651 With monthly Tuesday meetings and demonstrations, the Deben Flower Club is a lovely way to familiarise yourself with our floral friends and to learn what maintenance and attention they need each season. For just ÂŁ5, visitors are very welcome. Here are the upcoming events and meetings this winter: 8th January Shirley Perkins from Leigh-on-Sea, Essex - 'Nice to See You'. Also fundraising stall (bring and buy unwanted Christmas gifts). 12th February Members Evening. Also fundraising stall (good quality books).

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Regular Events in Felixstowe Mondays

Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club 7am-10pm (Mon-Fri) Felixstowe Leisure Centre 01394 694600 Parent & Toddler Group

Arts Award & Young Dreamers (term-time only) 6-9pm Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Bridge Club

(term-time only) 10am-11.30am Parents/carers enjoy a chat whilst the children play together. There are organised activities for the children, drinks and biscuits. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Felixstowe Old People’s Welfare Association 10am-4pm (Mon - Fri) At Senior Citizens Centre Broadway House Orwell Road 01394 278061 A V A GO Art Group 1.30-4.30pm For pros and amateurs. Refreshments incl. £2. St Edmunds Hall Langer Road 01394 275690

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6.45-10pm Rubber Bridge Partners. Broadway House Orwell Road Call Ron on 01394 277085 Felixstowe Community Choir

7pm At the Orwell Hotel Hamilton Road £4p/p on the door felixstowecommunitychoir.org.uk Ballroom Dance Class 7-9pm Beginners and intermediate dance classes. £10 per couple. Trimley St Martin Memorial Hall 01394 282285 07801 933173

Tuesdays

The Felixstowe Master Mariners (every third Tuesday) A luncheon meeting at Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club. secretary@mastermariners.uk www.mastermariners.uk Look-out! Prayer meeting 9-10am Morning prayer meeting at the hall (in the Lounge). All welcome. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Felixstowe Opportunity Group 9.30am-12pm For children from birth and for their siblings. £1.50. Maidstone Campus of the Academy 01394 286399 www.facebook.com/FelixstoweOpportunityGroupFog Lunch’n’Munch 10am-2pm Light refreshments and lunches served to members of the public by a team of supported volunteers. All welcome. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk


Felixstowe and District Horticultural Society

(Every second Tuesday) £2 for guests Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01394 284647 Oasis Café 10am-3pm (Tuesday-Friday) We serve freshly ground coffee, tea, soft drinks, cakes, afternoon tea, scones, snacks, and light lunches. Serving quite possibly the best cheese scone in Felixstowe! Affordable prices and plenty of room for buggies and pushchairs. Our cafe is run by a team of volunteers from across our church and community. For info, contact Hilary our Cafe Manager Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk

Deben Flower Club (Second Tuesday of the month) Kirton Church Hall. £4. 448415/ 286626. Dance Lessons Children’s and adult beginners and intermediate. St. Edmund’s Hall Langer Road 07757 217456 Knit and Natter at Crafty Coffee

10am-12noon Take along any project you are working on and meet others in a sociable environment. All welcome! Drinks and cakes available. Admission free. (Note - not running during school holidays.) 1B Hamilton Road IP11 7AX 01394 270224 Community Cafe

Baby & Toddler Group

(Term time only) 10-11.45am £1 per family at the United Reformed Church.

(Tues, Thurs and Friday) 10am-3pm Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk

The Felixstowe Area Social Club for Retired Persons

(Second Tuesday of each month) 2pm Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road. Call Stephen or Carol Cox on 01394 809794. Orwell Connections Choir 7.15pm The Choir starte in 1986, we are a happy friendly group of singers. Our aim is to enjoy singing together and to perform charity concerts. Come and join us, no auditions requires, just and enthusiasm to sing. The Convent 63 Orwell Road 07570 110660 orwellconnectionschoir@gmail.com Ladies Fellowship 7.30pm This Christian-based fellowship meets under the leadership of Bev De’Asha on the second Tuesday of every month. Women of any age or faith are made welcome to the wide range of activities. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk

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Felixstowe Harmonies 7.30-9.30pm (during school term) Seaton Road Methodist Church IP11 9BT felixstowe.harmonies@gmail.com. felixstoweharmonies.co.uk t: @FelixstoweChoir fb: @felixstoweharmonies Anglo Scottish Dancing

7.30-9.30pm £3 per session (first one free). Term starts 10th Jan throughout year excluding school holidays. Contact Libby Wragg 01473 721270 Trinity Methodist Church Hall 26 Hamilton Road IP11 7AN

Pushchair Pitstop

Street Dance

(Every third Wednesday) 11.30am-2.30pm Pop in for a free coffee and a cake. Nappy change and a natter. Bring and take baby and toddler clothing toys and more. Everything is FREE! St Edmund’s Church Langer Road Contact Penny on 07901 950768.

6.30-7.30pm For 9-16 years old. £4. Brackenbury Sports Centre. 07549130959 justjaydance.co.uk

Friends Together

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Oasis Café 10am-1pm We serve freshly ground coffee, tea, soft drinks, cakes, afternoon tea, scones, snacks, and light lunches. Serving quite possibly the best cheese scone in Felixstowe! Affordable prices and plenty of room for buggies and pushchairs. Our cafe is run by a team of volunteers from across our church and community. For info, contact Hilary our Cafe Manager Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk 140 The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018

Variations Choir @7.15-9pm The Function Room Conservative Club 28 High Road West IP11 9JB 01394 276478

2-3pm Friends Together meet weekly from 1.30 for tea and coffee, with guest speakers or other activities starting at 2 pm. We offer a varied programme, which includes Christian music and a Christian “thought” in every meeting. Men and women of any age are most welcome to attend. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk

Coffee Morning 10-11.30am An opportunity to have a chat over coffee and cake. Christine Gage organises these sessions, and is always looking for volunteers to help serve or bake a cake. Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk English Language Classes for ladies 10am-12noon (term-time) Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk


Felixstowe Twins Club

10am-12noon Felixstowe Academy, Maidstone Road IP11 9EF www.felixstowetwinsclub. co.uk Felixstowe Opportunity Group 1-3pm For children from birth and for their siblings. £1.50. Maidstone Campus of the Academy 01394 286399 fb: FelixstoweOpportunityGroupFog Kirton and Falkenham Parent and Toddler Group

1-3pm £1.50 per family. Kirton Church Hall 3 Church Lane Kirton IP10 0PU 07742 227877

Noah’s Ark 2-3pm (2nd Thursday of the month) Informal time of singing and story time for pre-school children Salvation Army Cobbold Road IP11 7EL 01394 284610 info@felixsa.org.uk www.felixsa.org.uk Over 50’s Walking Football in Felixstowe

The Felixstowe Area “N” Gauge Model Railway Group

7.30pm Great St. Farm High Road Trimley St. Mary 01394 277211 www.felixstowengauge.org.uk Photographic Society

6.30-7.45pm Each session is £3 payable to Brackenbury. If you are interested, all you need is a pair of trainers, jogging/sports bottoms. In winter this group plays under floodlights. New members to groups are welcome Brackenbury Sports Centre High Road East IP11 9JF 01394 270278 Felixstowe Con Club Bridge Club 7-10pm Playing rubber and duplicate on alternative weeks. Tuition can be made available for those interested. Call Don on 01394 282959 Speakers of Felixstowe (second Thursday of the month) 7.30pm A warm welcome awaits. Landguard Room Marlborough Hotel

7.30pm All welcome. FREE. Broadway House, Orwell Road. Felixstowe Fit Club 8.15pm-9.30pm Fun activities to help you lead a healthy active lifestyle. Your 1st week is free! Then only £1 each week. St Philips Church Hall Wadgate Road IP11 2LP www.felixstowefitclub.co.uk or call/text Jamma on 07850214463

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Songs and Rhymes for Babies and Tots 9.30-10am and 11.30am-12noon Free but ticketed. Felixstowe Library Crescent Road 01394 694880 Baby & Toddler Group (Term time only) 10-11.45am A relaxed group for mothers, parents and carers with babies and toddlers. £1 per family. United Reformed Church 47 Orwell Road IP11 7NY Stories in the Middle

Chair Based Exercise 2.45-3.45pm Increase mobility and strength Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01473 620511 Strength and Balance Class

Rob’s Spiritual Awareness Centre (First Friday of the month) @7-10pm Open to all faiths, denominations and beliefs. £2. Trimley Welcome Hall Trimley High Street robert.lummis@ntlworld.com

Saturdays 4-5pm Old Felixstowe Community Centre. 01473 620511 Salsa & Latin Class

Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club 8am-8pm (Sat & Sun) Felixstowe Leisure Centre 75 Undercliff Road West IP11 2AE 01394 694600 Baby Ballroom Lesson 9am £3 St. Edmunds Church Hall Langer Road 07757217456 Parkrun

10.15-10.45am Story time with songs and crafts for pre-school. Free. Felixstowe Library Crescent Road 01394 694880 Positive Pals (last Friday of the month) 10-30am-12.30pm An ME and Fibromyalgia self help and support group A friendly, welcoming group. Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road Contact Liz or David 01394 279840 info@positivepals.org Get Active Stay Fit 1.30-2.30pm Low impact exercise to music for over 50’s Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01473 620511

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6pm-7pm (Beginners) 7.15pm-8pm (Intermediates) Get fit dance. Our new beginners Salsa & Latin classes. We’ll start with Salsa and Argentine. No partner required. £4p/person. Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road IP11 9NB 07807464655

9am Felixstowe Prom (meet at the Pier) A 5km timed run, register once online before you run. Open to all. Free entry. www.parkrun.org/felixstowe Felixstowe Old People’s Welfare Association 9.30am-12.30pm Pop in for a cuppa. Meet old and new friends and relax. Senior Citizens Centre Broadway House Orwell Road 01394 278061


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Babies and Tots 9.30-10am and 11.30am-12noon Free but ticketed. Felixstowe Library Crescent Road 01394 694880

Baby & Toddler Group (Term time only) 10-11.45am A relaxed group for mothers, parents and carers with babies and toddlers. £1 per family. United Reformed Church 47 Orwell Road IP11 7NY Stories in the Middle 10.15-10.45am

Story time with songs and crafts for pre-school. Free. Felixstowe Library Crescent Road 01394 694880 Positive Pals (last Friday of the month) 10-30am-12.30pm An ME and Fibromyalgia self

help and support group A friendly, welcoming group. Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road Contact Liz or David 01394 279840 info@positivepals.org Get Active Stay Fit 1.30-2.30pm Low impact exercise to music for over 50’s Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01473 620511

Chair Based Exercise 2.45-3.45pm Increase mobility and strength Old Felixstowe Community Centre 01473 620511

Trimley High Street robert.lummis@ntlworld.com

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Felixstowe Indoor Bowls Club 8am-8pm (Sat & Sun) Felixstowe Leisure Centre 75 Undercliff Road West IP11 2AE 01394 694600

Strength and Balance Class 4-5pm Old Felixstowe Community Centre. 01473 620511 Salsa & Latin Class 6pm-7pm (Beginners) 7.15pm-8pm (Intermediates) Get fit dance. Our new beginners Salsa & Latin classes. We’ll start with Salsa and Argentine. No partner required. £4p/person. Old Felixstowe Community Centre Ferry Road IP11 9NB 07807464655 Rob’s Spiritual Awareness Centre (First Friday of the month) @7-10pm Open to all faiths, denominations and beliefs. £2. Trimley Welcome Hall

Baby Ballroom Lesson 9am £3 St. Edmunds Church Hall Langer Road 07757217456 Parkrun 9am Felixstowe Prom (meet at the Pier) A 5km timed run, register once online before you run. Open to all. Free entry. www.parkrun.org/felixstowe Felixstowe Old People’s Welfare Association 9.30am-12.30pm Pop in for a cuppa. Meet old and new friends and relax. The Felixstowe Magazine - WINTER 2018 143


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