THE
FETE
ISSUE! VILLAGE NEWSLETTER
Read it in colour ONLINE at : http://rendham.onesuffolk.net
RENDHAM MUMMERS ARE COMING......... TO THE FETE!
THEY ARE BACK FOR THEIR SEVENTH YEAR!
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When Death Came A-Knockin’
7.30pm Monday 20th June Solstice:
SWEFFLING WHITE HORSE
2.30pm Saturday 2nd July
RENDHAM FETE
8.00pm Saturday 16th July
SIBTON WHITE HORSE
12.30pm Monday 29th Aug Finale:
RENDHAM WHITE HORSE
Despite the darkness of the title, we are
promised yet more light-hearted entertainment
delivered in the Mummers’ own
inimitable style.
With a claim “.... never knowingly
over rehearsed!” who knows what to
expect? But rest assured, rarely will
you have experienced anything…..
……quite like this!
The Hat Collection taken at the
end of each performance (except the
Fete) will be donated to the Ipswich
& East Suffolk Branch of Parkinsons
UK.
The Speaker
ALDE COMMUNITY COUNCIL SUMMER PARTY
25 June at 7.00pm Dernford Hall Sweffling
by kind permission of Keith & Jo Godman
This is a Private Party for members and guests only - new members welcome.
Pre-booking essential, members £7. Non-members £9
To book ring Lynda on 663325 or Jenny 663571
Supported by Rendham Village Amenity Fund
Reports, editing, distribution by volunteers. Printers: Leiston Press
Editors: Helen Greenburgh & Judith Mellor
ST MICHAEL'S CHURCH RENDHAM CHURCHWARDENS' REPORT
We are awaiting a firm date from the contractors for work to begin on the Church Path.
We would be very grateful for volunteers to help with cleaning the church on a regular basis.
If you can help, please ring 664021.
Songs of Spring was the title of a truly unforgettable concert which took place in St Michael’s
Church on the afternoon of 23rd April. It was given in memory of Bonnie May, the infant daughter of
James and Emma Strachan, and they welcomed their many friends with their children, who completely
filled the church. From the first song ‘Somewhere over the Rainbow’ to the concluding ‘Flower Duet’,
the singers, the guitarist and the accompanist gave of their very best, and the storms of applause
showed how much the audience appreciated their skill. Karen Burgess spoke about the work of the
Petals Charity, which provides support for those undergoing a similar trauma or loss, and generous
donations were made at the conclusion of the event.
We would like to thank you for your support and donations at Songs of Spring
in memory of Bonnie May, a delightful day, raising £1000.75 for Petals Charity.
An event we hope to continue, Emma, James and Percy Strachan.
OBITUARY
Roy Tilbrook 1925 – 2016
The funeral of Roy Tilbrook, one of the longest residents of Rendham,
took place on 11 April 2016. Roy’s father and grandfather had been
gamekeepers and Roy shared their enthusiasm. He was never happier
than being out with his father and rarely missed a good shot. This early
field craft stood him in good stead for what he was about to encounter
in the war. Prospects for work on the land were poor, so Roy joined
the army at 14. He enlisted in the 2nd Paras and at the age of 18 was
fighting in France. Whilst on patrol in the French village of Escoville,
a German soldier came out of a house with a white flag - but was
followed by more behind with machine guns. He named his house after the village from
which he said he should never have returned. After the war, Roy worked as a carpenter
and eventually set up his own business as a builder. He was responsible for the
construction of the Control Tower at Bentwaters and was very proud to have constructed
the roof of Snape concert hall not once but twice, after a fire destroyed the original. In
1947, Roy married Joan, an ex-Land Girl, and they had 5 children, Sandra, Michael,
Christopher, Linda and Robin, moving to Rendham with their growing family in 1951.
Roy was very active in the village: he was Parish Council chairman, a Founder Member
of the ACC, and he was instrumental in the Village Hall restoration some 40 years ago.
For many years he presented the wreath at the annual Remembrance service. He was
a keen cribbage player and continued his interest in game-keeping. He loved his
Labradors, his garden and his koi carp pond. After losing his lifetime soulmate and
beloved wife, Joan, and as he became frailer, Roy coped pretty well on his own, but
was greatly helped by Pat and Dave Barker towards the end of his life. He is buried next
to Joan in Rendham churchyard. At the funeral, the Royal British Legion lowered the
flag over the coffin and played the Last Post.
(With thanks to Jonathan Olanczuk)
A WARM WELCOME
to Alex & Heather Ward and family who will
soon be moving into Grove House Farm,
and FAREWELL after many years, first
in Sweffling and then in Rendham, to
David and Tricia Gaunt.
Rendham Neighbourhood Watch/Village
Happenings
For Neighbourhood Watch & info about village
events, contact [email protected]
or tel: 01728 664199 if you would like to be added to
his circulation list
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RENDHAM PARISH COUNCIL NEWSLETTER
LOCK UP YOUR HOUSES & OUTBUILDINGS WHEN YOU’RE NOT AT HOME, especially on Fete day!
Parish Meeting
Every year a meeting for the Parish is held where reports are received from the various
bodies within the village. Updates for activities or progress are given. Reports received from
the Village Hall, ACC, PCC, Town Charity, PARK, Rendham Website & Suffolk County Councillor
Stephen Burroughes.
Parish Council Chairman Matthew Greenburgh reported that there were 5 meetings of the
council during the year. In future, as decided at the January Council meeting, there will only be
4 meetings a year, January, May, September & November. John Carrington was thanked for
carrying out the independent review of the accounts before being sent to the External Auditors.
Again the precept was held at £2,200.
A full copy of the reports is in the Minutes & posted on the Village website. The Annual
Parish & the 4-monthly meetings are for everyone to come to hear what is happening in the
village & are an opportunity for them to have their voice heard on matters of local interest – it
would be great if more Rendhamites were to attend future meetings….
Next Parish Council meetings 7.30pm RVH
Monday 11 July, & Monday 12 Sept
Parish Council Meeting
New Parish Councillor Richard Field was co-opted to the Parish Council. This means that
for the first time for a while the Council has a full complement of 8 people.
New email address for the Parish Council Instead of using the Parish Clerk’s personal
email address she has set up an email account just for the Parish.
The address is [email protected]
Amenity Fund Applications Just a reminder that bids can be made for monies from the
Amenity Fund at each Parish Council meeting. Please contact Chris Salmon Parish Clerk for
more information & a copy of the rules on [email protected].
The Amenity Fund pays for the Village Newsletter & in the past has funded the following:
bulbs for the Knoll, PARK Bench, Diamond Jubilee coins, and some funding towards the village
notice board. £1,000 has been promised to the PCC for repair of the church path as it is used
as a through route by many in the Village.
For more info about the Parish Council contact Chair Matthew Greenburgh on [email protected]
or the Parish Clerk, Chris Salmon on [email protected]
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RENDHAM ENTERTAINMENTS: Comedy Evening in Rendham
There was a completely full house for the delightful evening in April, when the Comedians
Stephen Bayfield and Peter Holloway performed a series of extremely funny sketches,
mainly as the classic Suffolk couple,' Ted and Lil'. They are a real joy, and not only are
they amusing, they are spot on as observers of domestic life in all its quirkiness! Everyone
had a really good time, with the added bonus of a delicious hot dinner, cooked by the
brilliant Frances and Anne and served by the Rendham Entertainments team and their
spouses. Thanks to all those involved with organising such a successful event - especially
Albert Lain, whose work contacting guests is invaluable, as is his supervising the new
sound system - a huge bonus on such occasions - the whole act being completely audible
to all. Thanks to all who came and supported us - we made a healthy profit towards the
hearing loop of £360.
Rendham Entertainments are looking for another volunteer to join their informal committee
-someone with secretarial ability would be very welcome!
Please make a note that the next effort by the group will be a Breakfast Walk in September,
the exact date to be announced later in the Summer.
The preparation for this year’s fete is well underway. The arena attractions
include Sheep Dog Display, Children’s entertainer, Shire Horses, old and new
tractors, Classic Cars, Formula One car, Mummers Play, Children's races and a
Tug of War competition.
We have BBQ, Beer and Tea tents, Ice Cream,
Jazz music, Fairground Organ and lots of other stalls.
We are always looking for new ideas and villagers to
join in the day and for more information please contact
Malcolm Coulson on 663434.
Please support this important annual village event
which provides a vital source of income for the Church
and Village Hall and allocates 15% of the money raised
to the Village Amenity Fund.
We are collecting items for sale at this year’s Village Fete and anything you can donate
for the following stalls will be very much appreciated. Items can be delivered to the
relevant stallholders during the week before the Fete or, alternatively, taken along to
the Village Hall on Friday 1 July between 12.00 and 3.00pm.
PLEASE deliver items for the Plant Stall, Mystery Parcels & Jewellery to the stallholder’s
home address DURING THE WEEK BEFORE the Fete & NOT to Village Hall on 1 July
BOOKS & CDs – Chris & Trevor Salmon
664199 - to Village Hall on 1 July, or to ‘Pippins’
BOTTLES – Chris Holden 663399
CAKES, JAMS & FRESH GARDEN PRODUCE
– Richard Shattock 664982, deliver to Anna
Morris as below or stall on Fete Day
PLANTS – Viv & Gina 663785 – please deliver
to Half Acre, Bruisyard Road before Fete
CLOTHES, TOYS, WHITE ELEPHANT - Paul
Jackson 664064 - to Village Hall, or stall on
Fete morning
JEWELLERY & MYSTERY PARCELS –
before Fete Day to Liz Pilgrim 663777 something smallish, new or newish & any
wrapping paper you can spare
CROCKERY - Helen Payne 07775 894146
Anna Morris (663811) is running the Refreshment Tent. She will take delivery of cakes for
the tea tent and for the Cake Stall on Friday 1 July and at the Fete on the day.
THE BOOZE BARROW
Watch out for Chris Holden and his Booze Barrow,
who will be pounding the roads of Rendham over
a weekend in June looking for as many donations as possible of all
types of bottle from Ketchup to Spirits.
ALL DONATIONS VERY GRATEFULLY RECEIVED!
FRAMLINGHAM SURGERY 01728 723627 Dispensary: (01728) 723957
www.framlinghamsurgery.co.uk Email: [email protected]
SAXMUNDHAM SURGERY: LAMBSALE MEADOW 01728 602022
www.saxquax.co.uk Have you registered on-line for appointments and
repeat prescriptions? Are your children’s vaccinations up to date?
NICE CARDS OF RENDHAM AVAILABLE.
ARE YOU A GOOD LISTENER?
With map & tourist sights.
Would you like to offer support to people in Suffolk affected by
Call Caroline Stanley 663365
dementia? Call Momtaz Ali Volunteer Coordinator 01473 295200
FLOWERS IN ST.MICHAEL'S RENDHAM
The Flower Arranging Team is always looking
to recruit new members. If you’re interested
contact [email protected]
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RENDHAM FETE GRAND DRAW the brilliant prizes
As the Village Fete gets ever nearer so does the “BIG DRAW”!
As always, with huge thanks to our great sponsors and supporters, it offers hundreds of pounds worth
of GREAT prizes, which will tempt even the most reluctant to have a flutter! The tickets are now
available and should have already dropped through your letterbox.
So can we turn these prizes into ££££££££££££s?
Family Leisure Pass – UFFORD PARK
£100 CASH
£20 VOUCHER – SWEFFLING WHITE HORSE
Original PAINTING by Tory Lawrence
DINGHY SAILING TASTER for 2 –
DINNER for 4 incl. Wine/Coffee – WENTWORTH
SLAUGHDEN SC
HOTEL
DINNER for 2 – RENDHAM WHITE HORSE
PINK 90L WHEELBARROW – ERNEST DOE
£15 VOUCHER – O&C BUTCHER STORE
RETURN CROSSING Car+4 – DFDS FERRIES
MINI PEDICURE – THE RETREAT
Bottle of East Coast Barley VODKA - ADNAMS
MASSAGE – GINA PURVIS
MEAL for 4 – FARMCAFE
£10 VOUCHER – CO-OP
A Night Under Canvas – ALDE GARDEN
Two Pairs of Tickets – ALDEBURGH CINEMA
£20 Meat Voucher – WILD MEAT COMPANY
STAINED GLASS MIRROR – SHARON
Family ENTRY to Nature Reserve – RSPB
McMULLIN
Two Course MEAL for 2 – THE BELL AT SAX
One Day 1:1 WOODTURNING – ALBERT LAIN
Cost of printing the Draw Tickets is sponsored by:
CLARKE & SIMPSON
The Cash Prize is supported by donation from:
EDF ENERGY
We are still in need of volunteers to help sell Draw tickets and promote the fete on the following days
Sat 27th, Sun 28th , Tue 30th June and Wed 1st July.
Can YOU spare a couple of hours? If so, contact Sue Donald 663349 for more details.
Come along and enjoy the fun of the Fete !
Remember: 12 Noon Saturday 2 July
SAXMUNDHAM LIBRARY EVENTS
2 June – Suffolk Mind discussion: Peer Support Networking
16 June - Author visit Carolyn Belcher - ‘Crocodiles & Angels’
7 July – Author Suzan Collins to visit with Waveney Author Group
SUMMER READING CHALLENGE starts in July & runs for 6 weeks of the school Summer
holidays. Theme: Roald Dahl. Children need to read any 6 library books (can be audio tapes,
CDs, ebooks). Volunteers each day will listen to them read & discuss the books they have
read.
Sat 18 & Sun 19 June: Southwold library crime festival ‘Slaughter in Southwold’.
For info: 01502 722519 [email protected]
RINGING NEWS
It has been said that there are only ever winners and losers. At striking competitions though,
I feel all the contestants are winners, with the pursuit of perfection leading to the event raising
everyone’s game. Historically, ringing competitions were a little raucous with betting and
drinking and…well it wasn’t like that at Wissett for the District Competition (although there were
meringues for tea), it was companionable though and our band brought home two trophies.
We won the call changes and were next best in method, after Halesworth. The Guild contest
at Reydon was more of a challenge and we didn’t come home with any silver. We did enjoy
meeting old friends though and hearing some superb ringing as well, so our time was well
spent.
The competitions are over in Suffolk, but there is a National Youth contest, in London this
year on July 2; our own Richard has been selected for the Suffolk team. Wish him (and Suffolk)
well, and think of us whilst enjoying Rendham Fete.
Jonathan Stevens 664074
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RENDHAM VILLAGE HALL 2015 - 2016 - CHAIRMAN’S REPORT
Rendham Village Hall has continued to be used by its regular users for Pilates, Bingo, Art
Classes & various village meetings & fundraising events. The “Soup & Pud” lunches have continued
to be very popular, providing not only a good value meal but an opportunity for the community to
socialise. The hall has also been hired for a range of private family events & celebrations.
Damp rectification work was completed in late autumn by clearing soil from the north &
east walls and fitting air bricks to improve the air flow under the floor. The VHMC are keen to see
the progression of the new church path, as the path has become very uneven which makes
wheelchair access difficult. The committee agreed a donation towards the path for which the PCC
were most appreciative. Rendham Entertainments have been raising funds for sound & vision
equipment. Audio equipment has been purchased & used successfully for recent events.
Discussions are now underway about a much-needed hearing loop. The VHMC are most grateful
for the fund raising events organised by RE.
During the year we welcomed Geoffrey Boult and Jenny Thomas to the committee. We
were also delighted when Jean Palmer agreed to take over the Treasurer’s role.
THE CAR PARK Although notices have been sent around the village raising the awareness
of the car parking issues in the hall there are still a number of cars using the car park outside of
hall events. This is causing concerns for the regular hirers. As previously stated, the regular hirers’
income is of critical importance to the continued viability of the hall so it is hoped people will be
understanding and park elsewhere. We must emphasise that hall is not only used by the regular
hirers but is the only public space in the village for meetings, Church and Fete events as well as
providing a place for our polling station. As a thriving village we really do not want to lose this
important asset through lack of income.
The Village Hall received a very welcome contribution from the proceeds of the 2015
Rendham Fete; every year this helps to ensure that the hall remains financially stable.
Malcolm Coulson - Chairman RVHMC
CHURCH
SERVICES
RENDHAM PARISH
COUNCILRENDHAM
NEWSLETTER & SWEFFLING JUNE - JULY
JUNE 5
RENDHAM
SWEFFLING
JUNE 19
11am
HOLY COMMUNION
9.30 am
HOLY COMMUNION
JULY 3
RENDHAM
SWEFFLING
JUNE 12
JULY 10
9.30 am
MORNING PRAYER
9.30 am
MORNING PRAYER
followed by coffee
JULY 17
JULY 24
11am
HOLY COMMUNION
9.30 am
HOLY COMMUNION
JUNE 26
9.30am
MORNING PRAYER
9.30am
MORNING PRAYER
followed by coffee
BENEFICE SERVICE 31 JULY - BADINGHAM
NEXT BENEFICE SERVICE: BRUISYARD 28 AUGUST 11am
BADINGHAM CHURCH SUNDAY 12 JUNE
Coffee, cake & biscuits at 10.30am to celebrate the QUEEN’S 90th BIRTHDAY Followed
by a service of favourite hymns at 11.15am and at 12 noon the bell ringers will join with
ringers across the United Kingdom to ring the bells for about 30 minutes.
BELLRINGING PRACTICE Good exercise every Friday 6-7pm Rendham.
If you want to try, call Jonathan Stevens 01728 664074
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SUFFOLK OPEN STUDIOS
129 Artists all over Suffolk will be opening
their studios in June. Two of these are on our
doorstep.:
Ken Minns 18 Chapel Lane, Great Glemham,
IP17 2DW and Ana Hobson Meadows Farm,
Church Street, Rendham IP17
They are both open all four weekends of June
11am-5pm Call in and see their latest work!
DO YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW STRUGGLE TO LIVE WITHOUT
CENTRAL HEATING?
Suffolk has central government funding to help 270 households have fully-funded
central heating. Due to limited funding, vulnerable residents will be given priority.
To find out if you qualify and meet the financial criteria, contact Sue Hall at the Warm Homes Healthy
People service by email at [email protected] or call (local rate) 03456 037 686 and quote ‘DECC
Central Heating Fund 01’. More info: https://www.suffolk.gov.uk/warm-homes-healthy-people
DO YOU HAVE STUFF FOR
THE DUMP?
New hours: OPEN 9am – 5pm
Friday – Tuesday.
Great East Swim, Alton Water 18/6 run, cycle, walk to
CLOSED WEDNESDAYS
show your support, or visit an Open Garden in the area:
OPEN 9am – 7pm THURSDAYS
Willow Farm,The Green Saxtead 26/6 www.stelizabethhospice.org.uk
(until end August 2016)
MIDDLETON OPEN GARDENS 4-5 JUNE 10:30 - 17:30
LOW FLYING HELICOPTERS
A selection of 15 gardens open in the village, & gardens in COMPLAINTS LINE:
a wheelbarrow'. £4 adults, children free. Refreshments &
cream teas. Maps available from Church, Village Hall & 01780 417558 (national no);
RAF Wattisham 01449 728128
Middleton Moor (B1122) In aid of St Elizabeth Hospice
01473 723600
Lots & lots of lovely walks in Suffolk.
For info: http://www.suffolkyearofwalking.co.uk/
TENNIS PLAYERS:
Sweffling tennis court
Subscriptions are now due, Single £15. Juniors
£5. Family £40, (£35 pay by direct debit). New
members welcome. The court will be swept and
tidied on Saturday 28 May from 9.30 to 11.30am.
If anyone can spare some time to give a hand, it
would be helpful. The code on the gate will be
changed on that day. Paid up members will be
advised. Contact Lynda on 663325.
TOWNLAND MEADOW
COMPOSTING COURSE
Woodbridge Community Hall 30 June
7-9pm. To book 03456 066 067 or
www.suffolkrecycling.org.uk
Every Tuesday: Pilates in VH 9:30-10:30am
Every Tuesday: Afternoon Tea /Biscuits VH 2:-4:pm
1st Wed each month: Bruisyard Young People 67:30pm
Every Wednesday: Pub night 7.30pm VH
Tuesday, 14 June, 7.30pm Bruisyard VH.
Matthew Tanton Brown from the Place for Plants
talking about Climbers & Trailers. Tickets £10
(incl wine & canapés) 01728 663510 or 01728
663732 . Raising funds for St Peter’s, Bruisyard.
‘Down Under’ Food & Wine Evening
Sat 18 June Bruisyard Village Hall 7:30pm
To book Anne Smith 638793 or
[email protected]
Irish and Country singer Frank McCaffrey
Thurs 21 July 7pm doors open 8pm start
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GREAT BEER
GREAT FOOD
GREAT COMPANY
Open every evening.
Serving delicious food EVERY evening
and Saturday & Sunday lunchtimes.
www.whitehorserendham.co.uk To book a table call 01728 663497
If you have a special event or booking, please contact the pub & we will be very happy to accommodate you
Sun 12 June from 2pm Henry Welton Copper Kettle Challenge Charity Skittles competition.
"Phoenix" Sat 11 June, local band playing Jazz & Soul
"Ragtime to stride" Sat 25 June
Rumburgh Morris Dancing Tuesday 28th June Charity quiz nights first Monday of month
ADVANCE NOTICE! 13TH BEER FESTIVAL 2016
Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th August Bank Holiday
Great bitters, ales and cyders. Live music both days - DON’T MISS IT
THE FILLING STATION DIARY DATES: RIVERSIDE CENTRE, STRATFORD ST ANDREW, IP17 1LL
JUNE
6 Charity Quiz Night, Rendham White Horse, 7.30pm
12 Queen’s 90th Birthday celebrations Badingham + bellringing
14 Place for Plants Talk, BVH 7.30pm
18 ‘Down Under’ Wine&Food Evening, Bruisyard VH, 7.30pm
22 Soup & Pud Lunch, RVH 12.30pm
25 ACC Summer Party, Dernford Hall, 7pm
Some time in June: Chris’s now quite Famous Booze Barrow tours village
ALL MONTH: Suffolk Open Studios
BE T H
JULY
2
RENDHAM FETE
ERE !
2 Phoenix Singers concert Framlingham College 7.30pm
4 Charity Quiz Night Rendham Pub, 7.30pm
11 Rendham Parish Council Meeting, RVH 7.30pm
27 Soup & Pud Lunch, RVH 12.30pm
AUGUST
1 Charity Quiz Night. Rendham White Horse, 7.30pm
20 Sweffling Village Fair 1-4pm
No S&P lunch
in August
THURSDAY 23 JUNE 7pm - Edward Carter, Canon Theologian at Chelmsford Cathedral, who
pioneered The God Movie Project www.godmovieproject.com.
THURSDAY 21 JULY 7pm - Peter Crooks, who worked as Chaplain of Christ Church in Aden and
as director of the Ras Morbat Eye Clinic; he has also worked in Jerusalem.
Visit www.thefillingstation.org.uk or contact Robin Alderson at [email protected] or
on 01728 688255 to find out more or just come along!
SOUP & PUD LUNCH
RENDHAM VILLAGE
HALL
every 4th Wednesday
of the month £3.50
LISTEN OUT FOR THE CUCKOO!
Have you ever thought about
being a First Responder?
Call Ken Goddard on 663609
MOBILE LIBRARY (RENDHAM)
Calls at Bruisyard Rd opposite PARK
on Wed 1 and 29 June &
Wed 27 July, 1535 -1550hrs
www.suffolklibraries.co.uk
THE MUMMERS…. AT
RENDHAM FETE ON 2 JULY
….WHAT LAST YEAR’S PAPERS
MIGHT HAVE SAID AFTER THEY
DIDN’T SAY IT THE PREVIOUS
YEAR…..
“Experience the phenomenon.
Visually stunning, technically astounding.”
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