stowmarket flyer august 2010

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Page 4. Town Council Update

Page 5. Local Business

Page 6. Local Business News

Page 7. Local Business News

Page 8. Town 102



Page 11. Horoscopes

Page 12. Stonham Barns Summer Fayre

Page 13. What's On

Page 14. Sports News

Page 15. Traders Guide

Find a Trade Guide!Accountants pg 6, 12Beauty pg 7, 9, 12

& 15Beds pg 9Blinds pg 5Builders & Building pg 15Caravans pg 12Car Repair pg 9, 15Carpets and Floors pg 4, 9Cinema pg 8Cleaning pg 16Collectables pg 9Computing pg 5Dental Work pg 10Driving Lessons pg 15Eating Out pg 11, 7

Electrical pg 15, 9Estate Agents pg 1, 2Fashion pg 7, 9,

10, 16Fire Safety pg 15Fishing pg 9Fitness pg 12, 16Furniture pg 5, 15Gift Shops pg 10, 16Hair Dressing pg 9Home and Garden pg 5, 12Home Design pg 11Life Coach pg 10Maintenance pg 15Mobility pg 1Opticians pg 5

Pets pg 7Photographers pg 16Plastering pg 15Plumbing pg 5, 15Roofers pg 15Taxi & Transport pg 15Tilers pg 15Tool Hire pg 9Tree Care pg 15TV Aerials & Sky pg 15Weight Loss pg 1Web Design pg 11Windows, Doorsand Conservatories pg 12, 16

Hello and Welcome to the August edition ofthe Stowmarket and District Flyer, and oh whata busy month it's been…..

The Stowmarket Carnival was a great success,see our pictures on page 6. A big Thank youto everyone who came and said hello to usand we look forward to speaking to you againsoon.

I know that people always say that time flieswhen you're having fun and you're busy, but Ican't believe that we're 2/3rds of the way

through this year already. Before you know it we will be watching theOlympics on TV enjoying and the Euros in 2012.

In the next few months we will be expanding our reach with the Flyerand we're looking for people to deliver and manage hot drops forus. Should you know of anyone that might be interested please callus on 01449 798333, we are looking for adults to do this, so unfortu-nately it's not suitable for a summer job whilst school's out.

I look forward to September and wish you all a hot and happyAugust

Gary Rayner

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are as follows:Wednesday 4th: Dumbfoundus www.myspace.com/dumbfoundus Wednesday 11th: Ipswich Youth Steel Bandwww.unitedreggaeband.co.uk/ICYSB/index.htm Wednesday 18th: Dumbfoundus www.myspace.com/dumbfoundus Wednesday 25th Swervy World www.swervyworld.com

Cafe No. 1 will also be providing an open air cafe on the marketplaceto accompany the music. Town Centre Manager Mark Strachan said,"These acts are perfect for street performances and, along with theopen air cafe, should help to create a wonderful atmosphere in theTown Centre."

Some people may have seen all three acts at other recent appearances in Stowmarket. Dumbfoundus played at StowFest: TheAcoustic Sessions and delivered one of the most fun, entertaining sets ofthe weekend. Ipswich Youth Steel Band played at the Town CentreChristmas lights switch-on last year and created a carnival atmospherein the Town Centre. Swervy World performed in the Town Centre duringthe recent Stowmarket Festival and showed just why they are one of theregion's most sought after street acts. If you have any queries on thestreet entertainment, please contact Mark Strachan on 01449 776391.

Recreation Ground Play Arearevamp edging closer

It has taken a long time but the construction of a new play area,skatepark and ballpark at the Recreation Ground is now in site. Legalpaperwork with The Big Lottery has been completed and funding for allelements of the project has been secured. It is now a case of finalisinga play area design, sorting out transmission issues with the CCTV cameraand planning the overall construction project effectively. The project willsee the current metal skate ramps removed and the surface convertedinto a ballpark for basketball and football, the construction of a newconcrete bowl style skatepark, the installation of a CCTV camera, theinstallation of a new teenage shelter and the installation of a new playarea which will be located the other side of the path from the currentplay area.

Anglia in BloomThe Anglia in Bloom Judges came to Stowmarket on Tuesday 20th July,where they were taken on a tour around the town. They visited manylocations in the two hour judging window, including the Museum of EastAnglian Life, 66 St Edmunds Road, the old and new cemeteries and theCommunity Centre.

The Stowmarket in Bloom team has worked extremely hard over the past few months in it's bid for Anglia in Bloom2010, and the judges were impressed with what they saw during theirvisit. The results for the competition will be announced in September.

Thanks go to Polstead Press for working with us to produce another fantastic competition portfolio which can be viewedby contacting Sarah Page on 01449 776390 or email [email protected]

Also, a big thanks to all of you who supported the event and in particularthe following businesses and individuals who provided specific sponsorship for the Hanging Baskets displayed around the Town.

The BridgeSuffolk County Council and Birse have advised that the long awaitedcompletion of the B1115 relief road with the construction of the bridgeover the railway line is due to take place on 2 September 2010.

In order to commemorate this historic event, in conjunction with SuffolkCounty Council and Birse, Stowmarket Town Council will be arranging anopening ceremony to involve as many local residents and businesses aspossible.

Summer Music in the MarketPlace acts confirmed

The Town Centre will be a lively place on Wednesday mornings duringAugust with musical acts set to perform in the marketplace. Acts booked


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Local Business News

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New PAYE penaltiesHM Revenue & Customs have introduced new penalties for late PAYEpayments made in the tax year started 6 April 2010. These penaltiesapply to pay-as-you-earn (PAYE) tax, Construction Industry Schemes (CIS)and student loan deductions.

The Finance Act of 2009 makes all employers liable to penalty charge ifthey are late making monthly or quarterly PAYE payments regardless oftheir size.

A business making one late payment in the year can avoid a penalty aslong as any outstanding amounts are paid within 6 months of the dead-line. A business making between 2 and 4 late payments will be chargedpenalties of up to 1% of the amounts outstanding. This penalty couldrise to 4% of outstanding amounts for persistent late payments, whichcould proof costly to any business.

Warning letters will be sent by HMRC to businesses who are late makingpayments within two weeks of the deadline. Letters may be sent if abusiness has no payments to make and have not notified HMRC, so it isimportant to inform them if this is going to be the case. It should also benoted that just because a warning letter has not been sent it does notmean that HMRC will not issue a penalty.

The deadline for payment of PAYE, CIS and student loan deductions arethe 19th of the month following the end of the end of the previousmonth.

Businesses should be careful and ensure that all payments are made ina timely manner preferably electronically to avoid costly penalties.

If you require any help with payroll, accountancy or taxation mattersplease contact us for a free initial consultation on [email protected]

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Stowmarket Celebrates the Carnival's 50th Anniversary


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Town 102She can count celebs like Katy Perry, Mark Ronson andEllie Goulding amongst her fans - the latter havingmore than just a distant interest - and with the releaseof her first album in the UK, American singer-songwriter

LISSIE talks to Town 102 about cowboys, make-up, and 'Catching ATiger'. But first, California: known for its great weather and wall-to-wallsunshine - and now you're in the UK, with its grey skies and scatteredshowers... I can't imagine it's our weather that's appealed to comingover?You know, it's just worked out that my album's out here with a lot ofopportunity to tour and get my music out - and that's what brought meover initially... but it was nice last weekend! I was in Newcastle and I laidin the grass in the sunshine! I think that in California the sun starts to get abit old because it's sunny every day, and really hot - and sometimes Ijust wish it would rain and be gloomy, so I can be a little more reflective!

You're over here to promote your new album 'Catching A Tiger', andthe first single 'When I'm Alone' (which you can hear on The Beach) -I've seen you described as a country music singer... is that accurate?Not really - I did grow up with country music and I have a few songs thatI think have a bit of that 'old country' Americana folk spirit in it. I thinkthere's a bit of soul in my voice, a bit of edge, some country... there'seven bits where the rhythm of the lyrics I'm singing have a bit of a...[pauses to think] ...not a rap, but I did grow up listening to rap music aswell - I can't rap! [laughs] When I'm writing the phrasing of some of mylyrics, I don't really think are they country, or this or that.. I think it's reallyjust me telling my story. So... I don't know! I think people can just listen toit and think 'it sounds like Lissie'!

There's a bit of a stigma over here in Britain - if you say 'countrymusic', everyone thinks of cowboys line dancing... that's not you, is it?No, I'm not! In fact, yesterday I turned on the TV and there was this spe-cial on 'country queens', and the 'old country' music had a bit moredarkness to it at times, it was a lot more genuine than, say, current ormodern country, which just seems to be a bit cheesy, if I can be a bit

honest! I didn'treally grow up inthe south, I'mfrom the midwest- I grew up inIllinois, aboutthree hours westof Chicago.There's a lot ofcorn in Illinois,both AbrahamLincol and BarackObama werefrom Illionois or worked in Illionois, which I always think is kinda cool.

I've seen somewhere that you used to write poems and put them tomusic... does that still sort of apply to this release?The way I write has changed since I just put poems to music... now themelody kinda comes with the words at the same time. My songs on thisalbum deal with relationships, the disintegration, deterioration of a rela-tionship I was in, or maybe me reflecting on my path, my life, and myyearning to find my place and wanting to be a good person... there's asong called Cuckoo which is pretty much about how I was a misunder-stood and wild teenager and how I got through that, and it's just metelling some stories about some of the significant experiences I've had.

You've got a few famous fans, haven't you - included BRIT winner EllieGoulding who you performed with recently... how did that comeabout?It was really cool - I'd heard in an interview that she liked my music, andI ran into her on Jools Holland's show. We swapped numbers, and to cuta long story short, ended up singing with me at Great Escape inBrighton. Through that, we just sat down and started talking, and I waslike 'this girl's cool'! I needed a friend, being new in the country, andshe's such a nice, cool, chick... in addition to having sung together, I'mjust looking forward to becoming friends. We hung out in Bristol and sangkaraoke together and had quite a bit of fun...

Lissie


Local Business

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Riverside Overwhelmed ByOutcome Of Noise Allegations

Following the recent allegations of breaches of noise levels, TheRiverside Club Stowmarket has been overwhelmed by the support of thelocal community. Backed by the Mayor (Poppy Robinson), Councillors,and Suffolk Constabulary, The Riverside Club wants to thank everyone fortheir continued support, and to say how impressed they were with theway in which the matter was dealt with by the panel of Councillorsaddressing the complaint.

The Riverside Club is open from11am week days (food servedfrom 12) and from 9am week-ends, where you can get a 10piece breakfast, using all localproduce for only £4.99. They haverecently been awarded 4*s fromSuffolk food & hygiene.

They have D.J's in every Friday &Saturday night, and are open until2am.

So whether it's few a few cheekydrinks after work, or a great nightout, get down to the RiversideClub.

For more info on events & specialoffers, join them on Facebook bysearching for Rob Riverside

Walk Over Hot Coals ForThe Hospice

It may be the height of summer, butthings will be hotting up for St ElizabethHospice this autumn.That's when the charity will be holding itsfirst ever Firewalk where Guinness WorldRecord holder Scott Bell will be showingpeople how to walk over hot coals.This sizzling family event will have aHalloween theme and takes place in theevening of Saturday 30th October atGresham Sports and Social Club,Tuddenham Road, Ipswich. There will beentertainment for children and adultsalike and those who cannot pluck up thecourage to do the Firewalk can attendthe event to spectate and enjoy the fun.Community fundraiser Rachael Mittell said: "This is the ultimate challengefor fearless fundraisers, walking between 15-20ft over hot coals at 550degrees C. Guinness World Record holder Scott Bell will show you how togo about it, it's all about mind over matter, and will raise money for agood cause."This is the first time we have organised an event like this and we hopelots of people of all ages will join in."People doing the Firewalk are asked to raise sponsorship as well as pay-ing an admission fee to enter.If you want to test your mettle in front of like-minded people and havefun at the same time register your interest today by emailing [email protected] or calling 01473 723600.

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Chapman's Hairdressers &Barbers jump for Charity

The Chapman's Jump is in aid of the E.A.C.H (East Anglian Children'sHospice) Treehouse appeal. The Treehouse appeal is all about a newbuild in Ipswich that is estimated to cost a whopping £3700000. Theyare doing so well at raising the money and we hope to make a littleindentation on the amount needed. It's really satisfying to be raisingmoney for a local charity. We have just had an E.A.C.H shop open inStowmarket that is a fantastic little shop and is proving really popular.

Originally I suggested shaving our hair off which I thought was a fantasticidea but no...the guys would rather chuck themselves from an aircraft at15.000ft!!! Oh well, in for a penny……..

The Chapman's jump will see the four of us (Jodie Chapman, LisaJackaman, Patrick Wilden and Ben Chapman) jumping from 15,000ft.We have raised well over £1200 already and would love to attract moredonations. Our link is www.justgiving.com/jodie-chapman0

We are jumping with UK Parachuting from Beccles airfield @ 12:30 on08/08/2010.

Please remember you can donate long after this date, and next monthin the flyer look forward to some picture from the dive.. please keepdonating

Christian Aid Week 2010Thank you to all the generous people of Stowmarket and the surround-ing villages who gave the grand total of £4673.32 during the recent col-lection for Christian Aid Week. It is good to know that, even in thesestraitened times, people are willing to support others whose need isgreater. On behalf of some of the poorest people in the world, thankyou.Jane Stretch, Christian Aid Co-ordinator, Churches Together inStowmarket


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Stonham Barns Summer Fayre

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Stonham BarnsSummer Fayre

Monique's Clothing & Kidi Barn is a dress agency for adultsand children, they are hosting a variety of traditional stallsincluding face painting, hook a duck and the stocks,Monique's will be having a massive sale on all clothing socome a grab yourself a real bargain on dresses, jeans, suits,bags, shoes, jewellery etc...There will be a competition for thebest Painted Plant Pot at the Garden Centre, and you get totake it home together with its own seed.

Everything you need will be provided and there will be a prizefor the winning entry. The Beauty Barn offers a wide variety ofservices such hair dressing, nails, massage and waxingetc...for these 3 days they will be doing hair braiding for all,choose some funky colours and brighten up your hair withsomething different. Carry It and Wear It sell handbags, shoesand jewellery etc...they will have a jewellery making stall, socome along and custom make your own necklace orbracelet.

Have you ever imagined what it must be like to fly aHovercraft? Float on a cushion of air, at a cruising height of 9inches. Hovercraft are oodles of fun, if you have never drivena hovercraft yet come and join in the fun and see for your-self.


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Heart Air Display &Classic Car Show

Rougham Airfield, 14th & 15th August. Call 01359 270524 for more info.

Bacton Garage Sale5th September. Refreshments will be available from the village hall. £5per garage, maps 50p. To book telephone Hazel on 01449 781207. Inaid of Bacton Village Hall funds

Suffolk Wildlife TrustStowmarket Local Group News

Saturday 14th August - 9.30am to 4.30pm - FAMILY WILDLIFE ACTIVITY DAY

Come and meet us in Stowmarket Market Place. There will advice andinformation on wildlife and lots of fun activies for the children, includingwildlife arts, crafts, wildflower planting and games.

Wednesday 1st September - 7.30pm - WILDLIFE CRIME with Garth Coupland

Garth will explain how police are fighting the battle against wildlifecrimes. These include killing or taking protected species from the wild,collecting their eggs or skins destroying nests and breeding sites, batroosts and other protected habitats and the trade in endangeredspecies. 7.30pm at St. Mary's Church Hall, Poplar Hill, Stowmarket. IP142AY. Adults £2.50 Children free. For more information please contactJohn Thompson on 01449 676471

Copies of the 2010 programme and Winter newsletter are now availableat Stowmarket Tourist Information Centre and Library or www.suffolk-wildlifetrust.org/

Traditional Music Day at theMuseum of East Anglian Life

Saturday 4th September 2010This unique and vibrant event, now in its ninth year, is run by the EastAnglian Traditional Music Trust at the Museum of East Anglian Life inStowmarket. It celebrates traditional folk music, with a focus on the songs, music anddances from Suffolk and the eastern counties, which has a rich heritageof such material and a continuing tradition.There is a varied programme of events, which includes lots of opportunities to have a go at playing instruments, dancing or singing, orjust watching and listening. The events take place in the Museum's historic buildings, including a stunning medieval Tithe Barn, a timberedfarmhouse and an old smithy from 11am to 5.30pm. In the evening there is one event, Traditional Night Out, held in theatmospheric thirteenth century Tithe Barn at the Museum. This concertfeatures all the event's special guests, plus some surprise guests.Space for the evening event in the Tithe Barn is limited, and tickets forthe Traditional Night Out in the Tithe Barn are now selling fast.To book or find out more about either the daytime events or the eveningconcert, ring the East Anglian Traditional Music Trust direct on 01449771090. Further details are on the East Anglian Traditional Music Trustwebsite at www.eatmt.org.uk or write to EATMT, The Old Stables, Museumof East Anglian Life, Stowmarket, Suffolk IP14 1DL.

Mendlesham Summer Festival13th - 15th August

Concerts, Fireworks, Beer Festival, BBQ and the launch of 'Mendlesham'sBest' Real Ale. See www.mendleshamfest.co.uk, for more details

Stowmarket Town Council August 2010 Meeting Schedule

18th Full Council18th Planning, Consultation & Strategy CommitteeIf you would like more information on how to attend, please contact theoffice on 01449 612060.

Stowmarket Riverside ClubBank Holiday Family Fun Day at Stowmarket Riverside Club - Sunday 29thAugust from 11am till late. Bouncy castle, slides, face painting, craftstalls and much more. Dj in the evening

Village FeteVillage Fete with something for all the family on New Green, includingCar Boot Sale. Refreshments and toilets available at the 'thurst CoffeeBar' in the New Green Centre Building.1pm to 4pm Car Boot is £6 on the day, no need to pre bookSat 28th August at New Green Centre, New Green Avenue, Thurston

Craft & Gift FayreA large variety of stalls selling handmade and specialised gifts10am - 3pm. Only £1 entry - to be donated to the Tree House Appealand Age Concern. For further details contact Jan on 01473 [email protected] Food & drinks available all day

Model Railways and Classic CarsSteam train running, model railway layouts to watch and display of classic cars to view. Exhibition rooms, shop, real ale bar and refreshmentroom open. 11:00 to 5:00 (last train at 16:20). Mid-Suffolk Light RailwayMuseum, Brockford Station, Wetheringsett on Sun 15 August

Flyer Sports News

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Swimming UpdateThe third round of the Suffolk Junior Summer League was held on homeground for Stowmarket, at mid Suffolk leisure centre and saw visitingclubs Deben, Lowestoft and Oulton Broads, Great Yarmouth and Becclesall competing for the final overall placings for this year's League.Harriet Smith kicked off for Stowmarket in the 100m IM and stated thepoints total gaining 3 points and a time of 1.23.84. Next was RuairidhPenman who swam a very good 100 IM for 5 points and a hint of hisform to come later in the competition. The swimmers continued to pro-duce good swims up to the half way point with Alex Harrison (50m Back41.03), Mikey Fisher (100m Fly 1.16.06 new PB), and Chloe Allen ( 50mBreast 47.47) all achieving good 2nd places and Ellena Skoulding (50mFree 31.40) gaining a 1st.

The relays, usually the mostexciting races of galas, didnot disappoint, and neitherdid the Stowmarket teams,all digging deep to pro-duce excellent results. TheGirls 2x10/2x11 4x50m freewas first up and the girls(Cally, Chloe, Libby, Holly)

achieved a strong 2nd place and 5 points. Next up was the boys2x10/2x11 4x50mfree (Ollie, Aidan, Alex, Rob) who repeated the girls per-formance and a useful 5 points for the team. The boys (Liam, Tom,Robert, Mikey) 12&13 medley gala saw a very exciting race. Onceagain a blistering breast stroke leg by Robert Lancaster pushedStowmarket into a commanding lead that was comfortably held byMikey to claim maximum 6 points. As in previous galas the second Stowmarket produced its finest results inthe second half with Rob Borrett (50m Fly 40.94), Ellena Skoulding (50mBack 35.01), Liam Kerry (50m Back 35.14), and Robert Lancaster (100mBreast 1.20.98) and Ruairidh Penman (100 Free 1.02.84) all winning theirraces for the maximum 6 points.Again the excitement of the relays did not abate. In particular the boys2x12/2x13 Free relay produced some excellent swimming from theteam (Tom, Calvin, Mikey Ruairidh).The freestyle relay was not so easywith Deben leading at the halfway point, but the two younger swimmersproducing really determined swimming and keeping Stowmarket incontention. Stowmarket applied the pressure over the next two legs andafter only 3 races since his excellent 100m free swim Ruairidh producedanother powerhouse swim to pass Deben and take the top spot.The final standings resulted in the Stowmarket boys taking first placeoverall. The girls placed third overall. The overall combined totals sawStowmarket take second place behind a very strong Lowestoft andOulton Broads team.This was a very good result from Stowmarket and shows the commit-ment that all the swimmers put in to the series. In the summer leagueevery point matters and all swimmers should be proud of their achieve-ments.

Judo Champion for StowmarketStowmarket Middle School

Stowmarket Middle School Judo club continued its successful year withthree medals at the recent Suffolk Youth Games, held at the KingEdward V1 School, Bury St. Edmunds. Hundreds of pupils from severalsports across the county of Suffolk, took part in this annual event. TheJudo competition was well attended and the standard was high. By theend of the day, Lucca Neroni had outclassed his opponents to win thegold medal and become the Suffolk Youth Games Judo Champion.Lewis Clarke fought very well and gained a silver medal in his category.Finally, Dale Miller, who fought valiantly in his group, gained a bronzemedal. Their coach, David Etchells-Butler, Head of Geography atStowmarket Middle School, stated that all three boys produced a highstandard of judo, deserved their medal success and were a credit tothe Judo Club.

Needham in the CupCompetitions!

For the coming season Needham enter the FA Cup atthe Preliminary Round on Saturday 28th August whenwe travel to Daventry Town. After the fantastic game at"Bloomfields" last season in the FA Vase we can expectanother hard fought game.If we are successful against Daventry the next round

will see us at home against Great Yarmouth, Norwich United orGodmanchester Rovers or AFC Kempston Rovers.For the first time ever Needham will be competing in the FA Trophyagainst teams from the higher levels of the Non League pyramid, so nolonger can we expect to get close to Wembley as we have done in theFA Vase. We start with a home fixture on Saturday 2nd October againstHitchin Town who were pipped by Bury Town to the Zamaretto title lastseason so another tough tie in prospect and if we win that anotherhome tie against Lowestoft Town awaits us. If the club is to enjoy thesame success in the FA Trophy as experienced in the FA Vase then theteam will have to be at the peak of its form and show the same level ofcommitment shown in our last game.

Carnival Darts CompetitionsResults

Open Carnival CupWinner: Paul Wade-Huntsman ClubRunner up: Ollie Leggett-Finningham White HorseLosing semi finalists: Peter Chivers-Huntsman Club

Graham Peck-Needham Market InstituteLadies SinglesWinner: Lorna Sadgrove-Diss GreyhoundRunner up: Mim Proctor-Finningham White HorseLosing semi Finalists: Fiona Payne-Stowmarket Football Club

Jo Payne-Stowmarket Football ClubOpen Under 21'sWinner: Ollie Leggett -Finningham White Horse (19 yrs old)Runner up: Paul Rivers-Finningham White Horse (20 yrs old)Losing semi finalists: Michael Rivers-Finningham White Horse (17 yrs old)

Chad Pizzey-Finningham White Horse (18 yrs old)Mixed DoublesWinners: Jason Elvin-Huntsman Club & Mo Talbot-Stowmarket SuperLeagueRunners up: Doug Mead & Leesa Woollard-Huntsman ClubLosing semi finalists: Richard Day-Huntsman Club & Fiona Payne -Stowmarket Football ClubTrevor Woollard-Stowmarket Pickerel & Chloe Woollard - Unattached

Cedars Park Football ClubCedars Park Football Club's preparations for the 2010 / 2011 season arewell underway with the players already 4 weeks into pre season training.It has been pleasing to see so many new faces this summer and as aresult the squad is increasing in size and quality. The recent big news forthe Lions has been the confirmation that we will be running a newlyformed Reserve side this year, competing in Div 6 of the KingsleyHealthcare Suffolk and Ipswich League. The Club welcomes the Reserve Team management duo of Jon Littleand Steve Goddard (formerly of Needham Market Veterans) who bringwith them a wealth of experience and local football knowledge. Jonand Steve are optimistic that they can challenge for honours this seasonas are Andy and Mick (1st team management) who have their sightsfirmly set on the Div 5 title. An extensive pre season friendly campaign for both the 1st and Reserveteams starts on Sat 31st July and continues until the season kicks off onSat 28th August. CPFC is actively seeking match day programme spon-sorship for the new campaign, details regarding sponsorship opportuni-ties and the pre season fixtures can be found on the club's website:www.cedarsparkfc.co.uk

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