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18 October 2018 Halesworth & Southwold Community News Covehithe Plough Day


Free hearing checks in


Southwold: treat your hearing loss in time for the festive season


we are delighted to announce this years total raised for the chosen charities is £1500!!! This is the most we have raised so far in our Plough Day history. Thank you so much to everyone who came


and supported us and everyone who made cakes and donated prizes, we really appreciate it. Paul this was in memory of you and the amount of people that came was in homage of you.


Throbbin Hood gallops into Felixstowe this October


THe Spa Pavilion Theatre, or should that be Sherwood Forest, will be filled with innuendo and rude jokes this october, when wayne Burns and his cast of scoundrels take to the stage with a pantomime, especially for grown-ups. The over 18’s adult pantomime entitled Throbbin Hood, has been written and produced by Leiston Film Theatre manager, wayne Burns, under the ‘Team B Productions’ title. with quill in hand, wayne spent many months putting together the madcap medieval romp, which was originally performed as a three-night, sell-out run at the Leiston’s prestigious cinema and theatre in September 2016, to the enjoyment of all those who were lucky enough to get tickets.


Shortly after, wayne was


invited to bring the show to the stage of Felixstowe’s popular Spa Pavilion Theatre, which re-opened its doors in 2015


and now, the cast are busily preparing for their outing to the seaside on Friday 26th october, for the special one-off performance at 8pm. In this saucy version of the familiar tale of nottingham’s favourite outlaw, Robin and his band of very Merry Men take the fair Maid Marian into their fold, when the ruthless Sheriff of nottingham decides that he wants to imprison her at his castle on the hill for his own pleasure! Luckily, Robin is aided by Friar Tuck, who has a dirty habit and the not so little John, to help rescue Robin’s one true love. The cast, all of whom


are experienced am-dram performers and who have volunteered their time to join wayne on stage and raise a chuckle or two, are looking forward to supporting the venue and bringing the show to a larger stage. Tickets are already


Ten million people in the UK - one in six of us - have some degree of hearing loss. It's surprisingly tricky to spot gradual hearing loss as our brains are very good at compensating, so we're not even aware of how much we've lost until things are quite far advanced. with the festive season drawing nearer and nearer, there has never been a better time to seek help to improve your hearing. By taking action now you can enjoy the company of family and friends without feeling stressed or embarrassed about not being able to follow the conversation. Local hearing care specialists


The Hearing Care Centre, offers award winning hearing care services from 25 centres across east Anglia. This year they are celebrating their 20th year in business and they hope to continue to raise awareness about the prevalence of hearing loss, its effect on everyday life and the potential dangers of leaving hearing loss untreated. Audiologist Karen Finch


and her team will be holding a free ‘Hearing Care Centre open Day’ at their local hearing clinic at Sole Bay Health Centre between 9am and 5pm on Friday 2nd november. During the event they will be providing free hearing assessments (usually £20), along with complimentary professional advice about your hearing test results and discussing possible solutions that could help improve your hearing. All services are available by appointment only. To book your appointment


call The Hearing Care Centre on 01473 230330 or visit www. hearingcarecentre.co.uk for more information.


REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY 2ND DEC


SERVICE of


2.00PM at


ST MARY’S CHURCH HALESWORTH


H Refreshments will be available H H Rosedale Christmas Memorial Tree H


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The service is free to attend and open to everyone. 19 Market Place, Halesworth


Tel: 01986 875588


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