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December 11 - January 12

BADINGHAM COMMUNITY COUNCILBCC COMMITTEE 2011 - 2012

Sonja Russell PresidentDorothy Sparrow V. President

Pauline Skevington ChairmanShirley Easton V. ChairmanGerry Newman TeasurerInge Hoffman V. TreasurerSonja Russell Secretary

Philip Goldsmith, Julian King, Tish King, Jackie Price,Roger Pryke, Rita Ruffles, Wynne Willey

The copy deadline for the next Echo is:15th January

Please send news, articles etc to:Tish King T/F: 01728 638259

Email : [email protected]

BADINGHAM DIARYBCC Coffee Morning Saturday 3rd Dec Village Hall 10am

Quiz Night Wed 7th December White Horse 8pm

Playgroup Nativity Wed 14th Dec Village Hall 10.45am

Women’s Institute Thu 15th Dec Village Hall 7.30pm

Carol Singing Thu 22nd December White Horse 6.30pm

Crib Service Sat 24th Dec Badingham Church 4pm

Quiz Night Wed 4th Jan White Horse 8pm

Maypole Wed 11th Jan Village Hall 8pm

Women’s Institute Thu 26th Jan Village Hall 7.30pm

The ECHO is produced for the village of Badinghamby the Badingham Community Council

Registered Charity No. 274549

BADINGHAM VILLAGE HALLTo hire the village hall please contact: Michelle Cole on 01728 638776

[email protected] http:tinyurl.com/2eyrka

All cancellations must be made a week ahead of the booking to avoid charges.

See http://tinyurl.com/2eyrka for our Bookings Diary

Table, chairs and crockery are available for separate hire.Contact Sonja 638268

Village Residents Others

Main Hall £6 per hour £8 per hour

Committee Room £5 per hour £6 per hour

Both Rooms £8 per hour £9 per hour

Day Rates £60 per day £70 per day

Notes from the EditorMy first thanks go to the pupils of Dennington School whosent me some super illustrations - many of which you will findscattered amongst the pages of this issue. The cover isdesigned by Edward.

Another big Thank You to the contributors who have sent meitems to be included in the Echo. I appreciate you taking thetime to send these in - please keep them coming!

Likewise, Carl Reeve, web editor of Badingham.org.uk will bepleased to publicise news and events on the new website.Here, you will find the minutes of Parish Council meetings andBadingham Enterprise’s plans for community gardens.

Enclosed with this issue is your BCC Renewal Form. Pleasereturn this to Gerry Newman, remembering to include offersof help for village events. We look forward to seeing you atthe BCC Christmas Coffee Morning on 3rd December!

Tish

3rd Monday each month Call Edward 638981Call Lola 638305

3rd Sunday each month Badingham Church 10amTuesdays Approx. 11am Low Street1st Thursday each month Call for venue 6387282nd Wednesday of month Village Hall 8pmAlternate Tuesdays Approx 10.30am Village HallMon, Wed & Fri Village Hall - see advert1st Wednesday of month White Horse 8pmTuesdays Village Hall 10 to 11.30am4th Thursday each month Village Hall 7.30pm

REGULAR VILLAGE EVENTS

COMMITTEE CONTACTS

Community Council Chair Pauline Skevington 602542 Secretary Sonja Russell 638268

Enterprise Badingham Chair Edward Meigh 638981 Secretary Tanya Newton 638894

Parish Council Chair Sonia Frost Secretary Sue Piggott 746622

Parochial Church Council Revd Jonathan Olanczuk 638823 Secretary Linda McQuade

BADINGHAMCOMMUNITY COUNCIL

On behalf of the BCC, I would like to say a big “thank you” to Tishfor producing her first Echo so proficiently. The production ofthe Echo is a great team effort . A big thank you must go to allwho help in a variety of ways – Tish the editor, Jennie and Paulthe printers, Carol the assembler, Victor for sorting deliveriesand the team of volunteers who distribute the magazine.

As you may have seen on the first page of the Echo, the deadlinedate has been bought forward. This is to give the productionteam more time as we are aiming to have the Echo delivered bythe 1st of each issue month – this will enable functions held earlyin the month to be advertised.

If ever anyone has any problems with production or deliveryplease let me or Tish know and we will organise someone to stepin or give a hand.

Please keep items coming in for our Editor – she will do her bestto include everything she receives by the deadline date. The nextEcho will include BCC Diary Dates for 2012 including a villageDiamond Jubilee Celebration.

CHURCH YARD GRASS CUTTINGTHANK YOU

On behalf of Rita, I have been asked to say a bigThank You to the other members of her team for alltheir time and hard work keeping the churchyardtrim each year.

Visitors to the churchyard have made many kindcomments about how tidily it is kept, so join me insaying Thank You for all your hard work to:Terence Dunnett, Rosemary & Ralph Keable,Cedric King and Rita & Merlin Ruffles

Tish

BADINGHAMCOMMUNITY COUNCIL

CHRISTMASCOFFEE MORNING

Join us for coffee and bacon baps

Browse the stalls for special Xmas GiftsMystery Tombola, Cake Stall & Prize Draw

Everyone most welcome

We look forward to seeing you all

Contact Sonja 01728 638268

The Nursery School at Badingham Village Hall, IP13 8JS

Providing Quality, Affordable Day Care for children aged3 months to 5 years

Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday9.15am to 3.30pm

Offering flexible hours between 8.30am - 4pmWe accept grant funding for 2, 3 & 4 year olds

Anyone who would like moreinformation or for their child to join playschool

please contact Michele on01728 638804 / [email protected]

BADINGHAM STAY & PLAY

Free parent and toddler groupAt Badingham village hall

Tuesdays 10 till 11.30am term times

Open invitation to all Badingham residents

Playschool Nativity Play

Wednesday 14th December at 10.45amBadingham Village Hall

Raffle and Refreshments

Everyone welcome

LITTLE ERNIE

Little Ernie is the BCC’s 50/50 Lottery which you areinvited to enter for £2 per year on your BCC MembershipRenewal Form.

In order to get next year’s draw off the ground by 1st April2012, please ensure that your completed form is returnedto our Treasurer, Gerry Newman, as soon as possible.

Thank you all for supporting us during the past year.

Best Wishes for Christmas and Good Luck for 2012 Sonja Russell BCC Secretary

Head Co-OrdinatorSonja Russell 01728638268

LOST PROPERTY - Ladies Wrist-watch found in Low Street, Badinghamon 4th Sep 2011. The watch has beenhanded to the Police but please checkto see if it is yours and contact me onphone number above.

PROTECT YOUR IDENTITY - I urgeeveryone to be careful in protectingtheir identity when using Social Net-working sites. There is far too muchpersonal information on blogs and sitessuch as Facebook. Children must becareful and parents should check whatinformation is being shared.

BURGLARIESThere has been a recent spate ofburglaries. Three houses weretargeted overnight on Mon 3rd / Tue4th October. Property was entered viainsecure doors and windows with aniPad, Canon digital camera, mobilephone cards and cash stolen. If youhave any information contact LeistonPolice 01986 835300 quotingref no.LE/11/1184.

SAFER NEIGHBOURHOODSI have attended both Framlingham andSaxmundham Neighbourhood Taskingmeetings. New priorities for tacklingcrime are being laid down followinggood results for earlier work by theSafer Neighbourhood Teams.

Policing of Framlingham GalaLetters warning of underage drinkingwere sent to parents via schools. Azero tolerance approach was takenthroughout the event with alcoholseized from underage drinkers andofficers dealing robustly with thosefound drinking in exclusion order areas.

Over the course of the weekend,several Section 27 Directions to Leavenotices were issued and a young man,who failed to adhere to the warning,was arrested. Another, acting drunkand disorderly, was arrested for threat-ening behaviour and another forpossession of cannabis. Town centrepubs served drinks using plastic cupsinstead of glasses and bottles.

Crime in Saxmundham & LeistonThe SNT encourage early reporting ofcrime. The mobile Police Station car-ried out a series of high visibility patrols,promoting the SmartWater markingsystem. Police worked with parents todeal with anti-social behaviour (ASB)by talking to children and visiting localschools. A number of offenders havebeen identified, warrants have beenexecuted and arrests made.

NEW POLICE PHONE NO. 101

Suffolk Police has introduced a newnon-emergency contact number:-Calls to 101 will go to the switchboardat Martlesham Police HQ. Please usethis number to report:-� Stolen vehicles� Property damage� Suspected drug use or dealing

Please also use 101 for informationabout crime in your area and to speakto your local officer, PC Mark Bryant ofFramlingham Police Station

101 will be available 24 hours a day, 7days a week. Calls from landlines andmobile networks cost 15p per call, nomatter what time of day or the durationof the call. People who are deaf, hardof hearing or speech impaired can usetextphone 18001 101.

In an emergency call 999

Postal ScamsWith many parcels delivered in the runup to Christmas, please beware ofpostal scams. If a card is postedthrough your door, check it is genuinebefore calling. In recent years, peoplehave been tricked by a company calledPDS (Parcel Delivery Service) whopost cards through letterboxes suggest-ing they were unable to deliver aparcel. The unfortunate people whocalled the contact number listened to arecorded message and found theirphone had been charged £315 for thepleasure.

POLICE APPEALS

Ford Transit white panel vanReg No LC57 VRLVehicle seen snooping on farm andprivate land. If spotted, please callSuffolk Police on 01473 613500.

Mitsubishi Shogun silver / blue 4x4Reg No unknownPolice are trying to trace two men intheir late 40s following an assult nearUbbeston. Both men may carry fire-arms. Call PC Jones on 01473613500 with any information.

People carrierReg No 8VB D69 (foreign plates)Seen in Bruisyard on 26.10.11,two suspicious callers claiming tocome from Sweden selling cookingpots and pans; offering demonstrations

Wishing you a Happy, Safe Christmasand New Year!

Sonja RussellHead Coordinator

Willow Emerald Damselflies Reach Badingham

In the last few years, two continental species of damselflies (smallred-eyed and willow emerald) have become established in thiscountry. The latter was first found in the Stour valley in 2009, spreadto the Gipping and Deben valleys in the following year and this yearhas turned up in our garden. On a sunny day in mid-September I counted at least eight, including two pairs flying intandem.

The willow emerald is quite a large damselfly, with a dark, bronzy-green body; its most distinctive feature is the dark edged, creamycoloured pterostigma (wing spot) on the leading edge of theforewing. Although it is usually said that damselflies rest with thewings parallel to the body, the willow emerald, in common with theother emeralds, holds them at an angle of about 45°; perhaps it can'tquite make up its mind, either. The most unusual thing about thisdamselfly is that it lays its eggs on trees overhanging water, ratherthan on emergent vegetation or directly in the water as others do.I'm guessing that the nymphs drop into the water when they hatch.

My observations suggest that they prefer trees, not necessarilywillow, with a slightly easterly aspect and branches about 10 to 15feet from the water surface. They seem to be most active aroundnoon (between 12:00 and 14:00 BST) and are on the wing for muchof September and October. If you see any next year, I'd be interestedto hear of them.

Paul Collins

Welcome BackBack in the Summer, Karen (nee Garratt) returned to live in thevillage. Now with Karen’s husband Glen and their son Alex, wewelcome the Rae family to Low Street.

Karen’s family has lived in Badingham for at least 200 years.Through the family of her grandmother Millie Dunnett, alsoTerence’s aunt, we have traced records of their ancestors backto at least 1782. In that year, George III was on the throne andAmerica’s War of Independence ended.

I wonder whose family can claim the longest Badingham link?

Tish

A huge thank you to everyone who helped and supportedthe event. As always it was a very pleasant social occasion,one person who came in remarked that it looked as thoughthere was a party on.

Everyone's hard work and generosity raised £458.10.

Once again thank you to all the people who contributed inany way to making a happy morning whilst supporting ourchurch and The Lioness Cubs Children's Home in Kenya.

Ann

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you on the4th Thursday in the month at the Village Hall – 7.30 p.m.

December 15th – Christmas PartyJanuary 26th – ‘The Story of Colour’ – Caroline Meigh

February 23rd – ‘Shingle Street to Snape’ – Basil Jenkyns

For further details please contactMargot Wolstenholme on 01728 638770

BADINGHAM WEBSITEBadingham village website was launched on 1 October 2011.If you have not seen it yet, it can be found at

www.badingham.org.uk

There is already lots of information on the site but muchmore is required to make the site as useful as possible.So, if you

o run a village group

o would like an entry in the directory of services

o would like to publicise an event

o have a news item

then please email the web editor, Carl Reeve [email protected]

DO YOU ENJOY BOOKS & READING?Fiction-faction-biography-sci-fi?

Badingham Book Club meet every third Monday at eachothers’ houses at 3pm

Please call Edward or Caroline on638981 if you would like to come along

Christmas Services in our Churches 2011

4.00pm Cransford United Carol Service

5.00pm Dennington Carol Service

5.00pm Sweffling Carol Service & Nine Lessons

4.00pm Badingham Crib Service

4.00pm Rendham Crib Service

5.00pm Bruisyard Crib Service

11.30pm Badingham Midnight Mass

11.30pm Sweffling Midnight Service

with Communion by Extension

9.00am Cransford

10.15pm Dennington

11.15pm Rendham

This term has seen the Brownies holding a dinner party; they chosethe menu, helped to prepare the meal and laid the table, before sittingdown to eat their meal.

We have also had an autumn themed evening making caterpillars andfurniture from conkers and acorns. Apple pies and crumble were alsomade and enjoyed by everyone.

An interesting evening was spent with Caroline Meigh learning aboutphotography and creating some photographic prints of their own. Abonfire evening saw the girls making bat finger puppets and ‘bonfire’cupcakes with orange icing and jelly diamond flames.

We are about to start on our Christmas crafts and will finish the termwith a party.

This will be my last report as regrettably the pack will close inDecember due to falling numbers. I would like to thank everyone whohas helped over the years and hope that all those who have passedthrough the pack have enjoyed their time as a Brownie.

Jennie CollinsBrown Owl

A new doctor will be joining the surgery in the New Year.Dr Mike Barstow, currently a GP in Derbyshire, wishes tomove to Suffolk to be closer to family members. He andhis wife have two young boys and are looking forward tothe move.

Christmas Carols in Badingham White Horse

Community Carol Singingat The White Horse

Thursday 22nd Decemberat 6.30pm for approximately 1 hour

Hosted by publicans Sue and Gary,music led by Rachel and Victor

Everyone is welcome - come and join us

A collection will be taken at the end forThe Children's Society

This year our Crib Service will be held on Christmas Eve, Saturday24th December 2011 at 4pm in Badingham Church

Anyone who would like to take part, please contact me on 638288

This is always a lively and enjoyable service which sets the scene forChristmas and it's true meaning, everyone is very welcome - do join usif you can.

Ann Foster

Have you been introduced to Herman?

Herman is a popular name in these parts but the Herman I am alluding to isa sourdough who grows with careful nurturing. Herman will quadruple in size,so you are able to split him into portions to pass on to friends while keepingenough to make your own cake. The cake is moist and delicious - you won’tbe disappointed.

To tell you the truth, Mum was rather dubious when Ann offered her some ofher Herman cake sourdough. You are presented with instructions to feed thegrowing yeast and keep it warm, just covered with a tea towel for 10 days.

The timings are such that you pass on your starter mix to friends the daybefore you bake your cake. So, if you haven’t baked your cake, and tastedthe results, it takes some work convincing friends to share your dough.“Doesn’t it smell?” they ask. Well, yes, it smells quite yeasty when it isuncovered and visitors with a good sense of smell may detect a beery aromain your kitchen. What you need to tell them is Herman smells fantastic whenyou have added cinnamon and apple, or raisins or chocolate or ginger orbanana or quite endless possibilities, according to the recipes you can findonline.

Mum added cooking apples and cinnamon to her Herman. Not convinced after10 days stirring and feeding with milk and sugar, Mum said she didn’t wantto waste dried fruit on him so she used windfall apples!

Maybe it would be a good ploy for the people who are the source of yoursourdough to present a slice of their cake to encourage you to continue yourendeavours. It does make a large cake and it keeps well – let’s just sayDad is the cautious type and, as he had a party invite at the end of theweek, waited until after the event before trying his first slice!

So now you know Herman is worth the effort, why don’t you give him a home?Lynn Foster maintains her sourdough by keeping back an extra portion so shewill be happy to share her Herman’s offspring. Lynn says the best cake shehas made so far is when she had already added mixed spice and raisins andthen knocked over the jar of ginger into the bowl, making a nicely spicy versionthat she is now trying to replicate. Tish

Maypole is a group of ladies who meet on thesecond Wednesday of the month. New members arealways welcome, as are any guests you may have staying.

Anyone interesting in joining us should contactWynne on 01728 638479, Jackie on 01728 638558,Margaret on 01728 638183 or Shirley on 01728 638681.

Come and join in the fun!

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As a member of Badingham Maypole Club, I would like to thankWynne, Shirley, Jackie and Margaret for organising our programmethis year. They have worked hard to provide a variety of meetingsand activities. Thank you to you all and also to Thelma for all herrefreshments.

Maypole is always looking for new members – we are a ladiesgroup who meet on the 2nd Wednesday of the month in the VillageHall (unless otherwise arranged) at 8pm. Our first meeting in 2012is on Wednesday Jan 11th at 8pm in the V. Hall. We are going tohave a games / quiz evening and then discuss what events mem-bers would like included in the 2012 programme. We look forwardto welcoming new members – our subscription is £12 per annum.Further information ring Wynne on 638479.

Pauline Skevington

BADINGHAM MAYPOLECLUB

We wish all the Readers of "THE ECHO"A VERY MERRY CHRISTMASAND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TOO!

Best WishesGeoff and Sonja

This page, and pages throughout the Echo,have been decorated with pictures sent to us by the children ofDennington Primary School.

Among the budding artists are Alex, Annabelle, Arlo, Austin,Leon, Lilly, Megan, Rhian and Spencer.

Our cover picture - what a cosy, festive fireplace, is by Edward.

AN OLD FARMERS’ DRILLING SONG

One for the rook, one for the crow, One to rot and one to grow !!

How true is that, when yousee them in our fields -plenty of pigeons too !!

Sonja

BADINGHAM VILLAGE HALL CROCKERY

Table, chairs and crockery are available to hire out aswell as to be used by hirers of the hall.

However, complaints have recently been made aboutfinding dirty cups, saucers and plates. Please makesure all crockery is thoroughly cleaned, ready for thenext hirer.

Thank youSonja Sonja RussellVillage Hall Committee 01728 638268

Enterprise Badingham“So far” report for 2011 .....

Our first meeting was March this year and it is with great pleasure tolist below what is happening now and plans for 2012. Over the lastseven months a variety of activities have been requested and sug-gested. These are as follows:-

Community MarketOur first Market was in September and exceeded expectations. It isestimated that well over 150 people attended, most from the parishbut many passers by saw the posters and stopped to see the stallsand buy. Success was such that several stalls ran out of suppliesbefore the end of the morning. All included produce or services fromthe parish. Particularly popular among the children were the twoapple presses producing apple juice, including apples brought byvisitors. Our thanks go to all those who prepared the site and workedon the stalls, and to those who kindly supplied equipment: tables,awnings, apple presses and so on. And naturally to Sue and Gary ofthe White Horse for the site and providing a barbeque. In 2012 wehope to have more markets all with local products, produce andservices. Please keep an eye out on the Badingham web site and inthe Echo for dates of next markets. If you wish to get involved orhave a stall please contact David.

Community GardensPreparations are well in progress and the agreement between thePPC and Enterprise Badingham is being drafted. Specifications for thegardens are also being arranged and various local persons are to beapproached in relation to the works needed. If you wish to have asmall growing plot in the garden please contact Tanya or Janet.

Bring and Buy Books in aid of church maintenance fundsThis has been well supported and a good selection of books keepappearing, generating money from sales. Thank you to all. We hopeto continue this into 2012. We would like someone to help keep thebooks tidy and well stocked. If you are keen to help, contact Tanya.

FinanceWe are delighted to have received a grant of £1000 from theCommunity Environmental Action Fund. The cheque was presented toour secretary Tanya by Dan Wheals at the October committee meet-ing. The money is mostly ringed for establishing the Community Mar-ket as a regular activity for Badingham and to develop an online shop.

Online ShopSome may have seen at the Market the SUMA online shop. This issomething a few people have joined this year but it is hoped otherswill join next year. We are in the process of setting up an orderingsystem and, when ready, we will be giving more details.

Oil SyndicateThe oil company RIX offer syndicate buying within a village. To date15 house holds have signed up. A percentage of oil sales will bereturned to the village annually in the form of a cheque; the money tobe used to benefit in some way our village community. Please do joinup there are benefits in keeping the price down and less movement oftransport / oil tank lorries on our lanes. If you are interested Janetwould be happy to explain more and help you get signed up.

Verge ConservationOur village verges offer homes to a variety of wild flowers and insects.Some of these verges have now been designated conservation placesand will be managed to enhance the habitat for these wildflowers andinsects that inhabit them. This has been activated by one of our groupmembers, Janet, and we hope you will all appreciate the benefits thiswill give to our environment.

ARTS GroupThis is an exciting new idea which is in its embryo stage but if you arekeen to engage in the ARTS please do contact Caroline on 01728638981 for further information.

Finally, none of the above would have happened without villagersgetting involved and joining in. Together we have achieved plenty andwe hope next year to continue enjoying these lovely communityactivities alongside all the other great groups and activities our villagealready offers and build on this. Please do contact any of theCommittee (listed overleaf) to get involved, give us ideas and comealong and support our village and each other.

Again, Thank you.

Wishing you all a Happy Christmas and a Happy New Year,Tanya Newton

Enterprise Badingham

Chairman 01728 638981 [email protected]

Secretary01728 638894

[email protected] GardenBring and Buy Book Stall

Treasurer01728 638161

[email protected] MarketOnline Shop

01728 [email protected] SyndicateGrass Verge ConservationCommunity Garden

01728 [email protected]@yahoo.co.ukCommunity MarketARTS Group

01728 638181 [email protected]

01728 638981 [email protected] Group

01728 638823 [email protected]

Sue, Gary & MaxThe White Horse Inn

Join us for ourFestive Menu

and celebrate with us onChristmas Eve and New Year’s Eve

The White Horse InnLow Street, Badingham, Suffolk, IP13 8JR

01728 638280

BELL RINGINGThe Bell Ringers meet every Thursday evening at 7.30pmfor practice at either Badingham or Dennington church andwould welcome new members. Just turn up (Badinghamon the odd numbered Thursdays and Dennington on theeven numbered Thursdays) or give one of us a call.

Mike Bostock Smith 01728 638352Ole Jenson, Tower Captain 01728 638345

Congratulations to Jane Barlow on achieving theQueen’s Guide Award

For Sale

Old Charm Games TableChess & Backgammon

Beautifully carved woodSolid oak and ash

Immaculate conditionHand-painted chess pieces

£650Limited Edition

RRP £2995

Inge HoffmanHill Farm Barn01728 638406

Mik & Gill Bedson

High RoadBadingham

IP13 8LY

At Chapel Farm we rear rare breed pigs, sheep and goats;primarily for our own consumption but we always have surplus for sale

So why not try our fantastic joints, chops, sausages or bacon?We can provide half or whole animals to order as well

Just call Mik or Gill on 01728 638747 or just pop round!

Advertising Rate CardFull page advert: £25.00Half page advert: £15.00Smaller adverts: £ 7.50Each year we issue 6 issues

If you are interested inadvertising a local businessor service, please contactThe Editor

If you live in Badinghamand have unwanted itemswhich you would like tooffer For Sale, thesenotices will be includedfree of charge

WATERLESS CAR CLEANING(Cars & Caravans)

Visiting Valet Ron Parker will clean, seal, polish and protect your

Vehicle’s bodywork using “the worlds most advanced car cleaning system”

NO WATER! NO WAX! NO MESS!

Or,You may purchase the product for your own use

Free demonstration - try before you buy!

Avalon Auto Care01728 638244

CARL BUCKINGHAM

GENERAL BUILDER / PROPERTY MAINTENANCE

ANY JOB BIG OR SMALL GIVE ME A CALL

27 years experience Tel: 01728 638667

Mob: 07773 008720 Email: [email protected]

FOR SALE

PlayStation 2Package includes:

� 2 Controllers

� 3 Memory Cards

� PS2 Multi-Player Adaptor

� 29 Games

Call Louise Buckingham

01728 [email protected]

* * Ideal Christmas Present * *

We recently moved to Badingham and would like to take thisopportunity to introduce ourselves. For 5 years we have beenselling ladies designer clothing online with great success.

di~lusso Fashion speaks for itself with superior materials andmasterly cuts. Our designer creations accompany you throughoutyour working day in a distinctive, stylish way.

di~lusso suits ensure a well-groomed image. Dresses and silkblouses, smart coat, blazers and jackets, comfortable trousers andfigure-flattering skirts complete our collection. Attract admiringglances in elegant evening wear, whether in a fashionable shiftdress, a chic velvet jacket or a sophisticated cocktail dress.Discover your dream look.

In smart casual wear, knitwear in soft, finest quality fabrics are thehallmark of our Autumn / Winter Collection. Endlessly mix andmatch elegant sweaters in cashmere, alpaca, silk or finest virginwool, cosy cardigans and trendy t-shirts. Accessorise withexclusive scarves and perfectly finished designer bags and belts.

** 10% discount for Badingham Residents **

There are great discounts online and we are giving a further 10%off our store prices to the people of Badingham. Simply enter theDiscount Code BAD1211 just before you complete your purchase.

You can pay online with PayPal or Google Checkout or pay whenyou collect from us. Just choose ‘Other’ in the checkout. You willstill receive discount if you come straight to us at home, just bringthe Echo with you.

If you see an item you like, you can try before you buy. Send usan email, text or just give us a call. We will pick it up from ourstore and get back to you when it is here for you to see.

Thank you for lookingViv & Dave

Web: www.di-lusso.eu Phone: 01728 638269Email: [email protected] Mobile: 07507 446216

Professional Curtain MakerTOP QUALITY, HAND FINISHED CURTAINS & BLINDS

Contact Gillian Olszak on 01728 638064 or (mobile)07800734531

Heart of Glass StudioHandcrafted glassware including clocks, mirrors, tableware

and jewellery as well as lampwork beads for jewellery makersCall 07850 857020 or visit the studio on the A1120

We're open Thursday - Sunday, 11.00am till 6.00pmwww.heartofglass.biz

LESTER MAYESCarpet and upholstery cleaning

Friendly, local service

Carpet and Fabric Protectors

applied

Moth Treatments Available

01728 660186

Mobile: 07867 681571

PRIVATE CARER

Available foroccasional or regular

care of the elderly /disabled

LocalTrained to NVQ2

Contact07879 862991

Flybird Installations Ltd

Supply and installation of flyscreen windows and doors

Inexpensive screens are effective in allowing ventilation whilst

preventing flying insects

Wide range of pest control products and services

Contact : Chris SparkWeb : www.fbiltd.co.uk

Email : [email protected] : 01728 638110

Doris & Mary

Quality home produced food at reasonable prices

Small parties catered for e.g. Birthdays, Christenings & Funerals

We can supply Birthday Cakes (Sponge or Fruit), alsoHomemade Suffolk Rusks, Sausage Rolls, Scones, Pies,

Shortcakes, Sponges and much more

For more details please feel free to ring usIf no reply, please leave your name & number for us to return your call

Tel : 01728 638322

DG Carpentry& JoineryDaniel Grimwood

Contact:Tel: 07913 291732

or [email protected]

VICTORIA HAYDENBody Control Pilates Teacher

01728 648171 or 07713 277176

Daytime and evening classes1:1 tuition

Classes available atBADINGHAM

FRAMLINGHAMBENHALL

MIDDLETON

Member of The Body ControlPilates Association

Member of The Register ofExercise Professions

Weed Control&

Garden Maintenance

Robert Harvey

01728 63864307906 65661007516 413635

Janet Barwell

Piano Lessons in Badingham

Experienced teacher has a fewvacancies

Beginners to Diploma levelAll ages welcome

Call 01728 638089

LOCAL TRANSPORT

Service 118 Stradbroke, Laxfield, Framlingham, IpswichMonday - Friday (Schooldays only)

Eye 07:13 Ipswich, OCM 17:15Stradbroke 07:28 Otley College 17:35Laxfield 07:36 Framlingham, White Horse 18:00Pound Corner 07:42 Badingham, White Horse 18:10Badingham, White Horse 07:45 Pound Corner 18:13Framlingham, Bridge Street 07:55Otley College 08:19Ipswich, Old Cattle Market 08:43

Service 482 Framlingham, DissMonday - Friday

Framlingham, White Horse 10:00 14:20 17:30Badingham, White Horse 10:10 14:30 17:40Pound Corner 10:13 14:33 17:43Laxfield 10:18 14:38 17:48Stradbroke 10:27 14:47 17:57Eye 10:49 15:09 18:19Diss 11:04 18:34

Diss * 12:45 16:25Eye * 13:00 16:40Stradbroke 09:29 13:17 16:57Laxfield 09:38 13:26 17:06Pound Corner 09:44 13:32 17:12Badingham, White Horse 09:47 13:35 17:15Framlingham, Bridge Street 09:58 13:46 17:26 * on non-schooldays, starts from Diss at 08:57Suffolk Links LoesOur local “demand responsive transport” operates in the area bounded by Yoxford,Earl Soham, Hacheston and Saxmundham, between the hours of 07:00 and 19:00Monday to Saturday. Call 01473 744 619 between 09:30 and 13:30 (Monday to Fri-day) up to seven days in advance to book your journey.Journeys can be to anywhere in the served area and can connect with other publictransport, e.g. buses in Framlingham to Woodbridge and Ipswich or trains atSaxmundham to Lowestoft or Ipswich.

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Emergency Services Use your grid reference if possible Dial 999 POLICE - Framlingham Fire Station, Saxmundham Road Dial 101 Staffed by volunteers on Mon, Tue, Thu & Fri 9am - 1pm DOCTOR Pembroke Road, Framlingham 01728 723627 DENTIST Framlingham Dental Surgery 01728 723651 VET - Castle Vet Group Pepperwash Lane, Framlingham 01728 723480 VET- ESV New Road, Framlingham 01728 685185 Neighbourhood Watch Sonja Russell 01728 638268 Play School Michele Cole 01728 638776 Primary School Dennington 01728 638206 High School Thomas Mills, Framlingham 01728 723493 Church Revd Jonathon Olanczuk 01728 638823 Library Bridge Street, Framlingham 01728 723735 White Horse Pub Sue & Gary Reader 01728 638280 Village Hall Bookings Michele Cole 01728 638776 Groceries Emmetts, Peasenhall 01728 660250 Window Cleaner Ed Parker 01728 660264 Milk Dairy Crest 01493 660400 Newspapers Patricks of Framlingham 01728 724414 DIY Materials Framlingham DIY 01728 723505 Hair Dressing Service Mandy 01728 638314 Taxi Service Country Cars 01728 724377 Parish Council Sue Piggott 01728 746622 Parish Recorder Victor Warne 01728 638357 Community Council Pauline Skevington 01728 602542 Maypole Wynne Willey 01728 638479 Womens Institute Margot Wolstenholme 01728 638770 Badingham Echo Tish King 01728 638259

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