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Autumn Events

2 October 2023

We are pleased to let you know of the following events organised by the Church:
 8th October Harvest Festival service at 11 am followed by a bring and share lunch in the Church.
Tea coffee &soft drinks  will be provided  and all are welcome.
14th October plant sale plus small cake stall at the Church
Tea coffee and cake available  from 10 am. to 12 pm.
(donations of plants and cakes gratefully received- please contact John on bradfieldjohn43@gmail.com )

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Latest Parish Magazine

29 September 2023

Please click here to read October's magazine. 

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Avoid a Bin-cident with your batteries

18 September 2023

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September Parish Magazine

30 August 2023

CORRECTION AND OMISSION

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Have you visited our Community Kiosk?

29 August 2023

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Your Parish Magazine Needs You!

29 August 2023

Would you be interested in becoming the new editor of the benefice magazine? A temporary editor is in place until December but the team are actively looking for Jan's replacement now. 

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Jumble Sale Success

24 August 2023

Thank you so much to everyone who donated to the Village Hall Committee's recent Jumble Sale. Your donations helped to raise over £650 for the Village Hall! 

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Parham's Grand Garden Party *Don't Miss It*

16 August 2023

Garden Party Poster

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New Reverend

30 July 2023

Ann Kember has now been appointed as the new Reverend for the Orebeck Benefice.

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Shake It Out Recycling Campaign

16 June 2023

 

What’s Shake It Out all about?

Suffolk Waste Partnership's new #ShakeItOut campaign aims to reduce spoiled recycling across the county by encouraging residents to keep their recycling clean, dry and loose when adding it to their wheelie bins, without the use of black sacks and plastic bags.

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