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Culture
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Written by Anne Warburton
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Tuesday, 31 March 2009 |
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Some readers will remember, with much pleasure, the years when Wingfield Arts, led by Ian Chance, provided performances and exhibitions both in Wingfield (College, Church and Barn) and more widely. This local centre of cultural enjoyment has been much missed.
Happily, Wingfield Barns is, phoenixlike, to open this very week, with a lively and varied programme for 2009.This is under the auspices of the Mid-Suffolk County Council, our Councillor, Diana Kearsley, playing a key part. There is something planned for almost everyone!
For background and details of the programme, go to www.wingfieldbarns.com. Box Office:01379 384505.
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Website Help
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Written by Mark Hatton
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Tuesday, 03 March 2009 |
Spring is here, and the website has been rejuvinated in line with it's natural surroundings  . As well as the general look of the site, I've tinkered with the menus too. I've tried to simplify things by dispensing with the menu on the right hand-side and adding sub-menus to the modified main menu across the top of the page. I will no doubt continue to tinker for a while but I hope the new look and feel suits you? Comments welcomed of course and please do point out any problems - I can't for example test the site on all browsers so if you use something slightly out of the ordinary and have problems then let me know.
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Culture
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Written by Administrator
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Saturday, 28 February 2009 |
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This year, In place of its usual Spring concert in Eye Church, The Eye Bach Choir will be participating in a major event in the Snape Maltings Concert Hall on April 4th involving some 200 voices.
This concert will be in conjunction with Stowmarket Chorale and about 75 boys of the Colchester Royal Grammar School with the backing of the Suffolk Symphony Orchestra conducted by the choirs’ joint director, Leslie Olive.
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GISLINGHAM POST OFFICE:January 2009 |
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Local News
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Written by Anne Warburton
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Friday, 23 January 2009 |
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The Post Office has now announced its "final decision... that Gislingham Post Office will be closed on a permanent basis". It is made quite clear that closure is not subject to re-consultation, but the previous local public consultation is cited as one reason for the decision now to carry out a further such consultation before a final decision on the appropriate Outreach Service to replace this branch.
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Community
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Written by Anne Warburton
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Friday, 16 January 2009 |
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Thornham residents may like to be reminded that passes for the Thornham car parks are available to them at the discounted price of £15 per annum (the same as last year).
Over 60s can buy Senior Rail passes at the MSDC Council Service office in the large car park in Eye for £18 (£24 at the rail station).
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