Halesworth & Southwold Community News October 2019 27
ONE local business is holding a free hearing
Free hearing assessments on offer in Southwold The
Hearing Care Centre, care event
to enable the residents of Southwold to communicate with confi dence. Hearing loss affects 1 in 6 people in the UK and it takes 10 years on average before those who have noticed a loss in their hearing choose to seek help. Research has also proven that other than a reduced quality and experience of life, hearing loss can also lead to cognitive decline resulting in conditions such as depression and dementia.
which is a family-run business with 26 centres across East Anglia, will hold a special Hearing Care Day at their clinic in Sole Bay Health Centre, Southwold on Thursday 31st October from 9am until 5pm. Complimentary hearing assessments will be on offer at the event, as well as professional advice from The Hearing Care Centre’s award winning team to help you hear to your full potential.
Karen Finch, founder and lead audiologist at The Hearing
Care Centre Halesworth Men's Shed said, “Making
the decision to book a hearing assessment really can be life- changing.
Those who take
action to treat their hearing loss report improvements in their overall quality of life and this has a positive impact on one’s relationships by improving their ability to communicate effectively.” o fi nd out more information or to book an appointment, call The Hearing Care Centre on Freephone 0800 096 2637 or visit
hearingcarecentre.co.uk/ solebay
EVENTS for Southwold Library for October: Monday 7th October, 11am Schrödinger’s Clock®: Playing with Time: A Talk by Antony Hurden. Schrödinger’s Clock® is the latest addition to the clock collection in Moyse’s Hall. It is unique in that it lets you play with time by sometimes deliberately telling the wrong time, with the aim of helping you refl ect on something we take for granted in the world around us. In this light-hearted talk, Antony Hurden will be telling the story behind this clock, which draws its inspiration from the works of Lewis Carroll, Salvador Dali, and
Albert Einstein.
There will also be the chance to see this unusual clock he invented. Free Event. Saturday 12th October, 10am - 4pm, Southwold Treasure Hunt. Part of Suffolk Libraries Day.
Library.
Starting at Southwold Treasure
programme £3.
Luxury hamper. Little for every child taking
Hunt
First prize: treat part.
Refreshments served all day at Southwold ibrary plus raffl e. Saturday 12th October, 11am, Orwell in Southwold: a guided walk with local author Ronald Binns from Southwold Library. Part of Suffolk Libraries Day. Join Ronald Binns on a tour of George Orwell's Southwold and see the houses where he lived and wrote. Learn about his long association with the town and how Southwold and its people entered into his writing. Ronald Binns is the author of “Orwell in Southwold”. £5 per person. Approx. 75 minutes. Limited number.
Book your tickets
at Southwold Library 01502 722519.
Saturday 12th October, 7pm, Quiz Night! Part of Suffolk Libraries
Day. Cardinal
Newman Hall (Old Sorting Offi ce. eams of per person. Bring your own drinks and snacks. Raffl e. ook early to avoid disappointment, limited places. Contact Southwold Library, 01502 722519.
Monday 14th October, 10.30am, Legal Matters Information & Advice Session: Wills - are they just a costly
nuisance? Southwold Library
by his friends, Jamie overcomes prejudice, beats the bullies and steps out of the darkness into the spotlight. Inspired by a true story, winner of 3 WhatsOnStage awards and nominated for 5 Olivier awards. Cast: John McCrea, Josie Walker, Tamsin Carroll, Lucie Shorthouse.
Running
time: 164 minutes (including interal. ilmed uly from The Apollo Theatre, London.
Tickets available
from Southwold Library and via
www.ticketsource.co.uk/ suffolklibraries October Half Term: 19th-27th, Waveney Kids' Book Festival. Featuring
authors and
illustrators Kevin Crossley- Holland, Polly Dunbar, A L Kennedy, James Mayhew & Zeb Soanes, Julia Jones, Lisa Thompson, Spike Gerrell, Jane Porter, Francesca Armour- Chelu, Sophie Green & Linda Davies. Plus “The Railway Children” from the National Railway Museum in York, Supertato Crafts, Peppa Pig Stories, Fing Fun, Gruffalo Crafts and more! Southwold Arts Centre, Southwold Books, Southwold and Beccles Libraries.
For more details
visit
www.suffolklibraries.
co.uk/wkbf Wednesday 23rd October for 6 weeks 6.30pm-7.30pm, £30. Learn
Conversation. contact
Southwold Library
01502 722519, southwold. library@suffolklibraries.
co.uk. Minimum six students. All funds raised for Southwold Library.
Monday 28th October, 2pm, “Leaving Her Tears Behind”: Come and meet local author Martin Wanger (Pseudonym adeline ando. e will talk about his life, his struggle as
an un-published author, Local
Solicitor Stuart Johnson, fully accredited with Solicitors for the Elderly, will advise on why you need a will, what can go in it and how to go about writing one. Wednesday 16th October, 2.30pm and 7.30pm, Suffolk Libraries Presents: Everybody’s Talking About Jamie. Southwold Arts Centre, St Edmunds Hall.
Tickets
for s and under. Suffolk Libraries Presents are amazing performances and cultural events recorded live and screened using top quality projection equipment.
Jamie
New is sixteen and lives on a council estate in Sheffi eld. amie doesn’t quite fi t in. amie is terrifi ed about the future. He is going to be a sensation. Supported by his brilliant, loving mum and surrounded
explain how to self-publish and give his views on creative writing. He has published two highly regarded novels. www.
madelinedando.com This dramatic and captivating story is packed with love, lies, excitement and passion. Written through the eyes of two women, it deals with Sarah’s struggle to adapt to a new life in Norfolk and keep her family together, whilst aggie, fi lled with ealousy and hate will do anything she can to destroy her. Sunday 6th October, 2pm- 3.30pm Library Book Sale. Fill a bag for £3. (Bring your own bag. iction, nonfi ction and kids’ books. Tuesday 15th & Tuesday 29th October Jigsaw Club: Jigsaw puzzle group for adults. First, third fi fth uesdays from 2pm. Come and add some pieces to the latest jigsaw. Tuesday 8th October, Craft & Chat: Craft Group for Adults. Second Tuesdays from 2pm. Bring your knitting, sewing or any other craft. Meet like- minded crafters. Refreshments available. Second
month 10.30am – 1pm Trading Standards & Fire
Tuesday of every Safety
Information. For more details ring Southwold Library 01502
722519.
Thursday 10th October, 6.30pm,
Mah-jong Group.
Can you play mah-jong? Do you want to learn? Come along and join the group at Southwold Library. For more details contact
Southwold
Library 01502 722519. Tuesday 22nd October, Colouring for Adults: Unwind, unleash your creativity, relax & have fun. Fourth Tuesdays from 2pm. sheets,
pens and
OUR plan to not work on new orders until November seems to be working as we clear our outstanding order book and plan our reroofi ng proect. We will be re-starting work on new jobs for customers after the beginning of November. If you do want something making or repairing please bear this in mind. Come and see us we're always welcoming people who want to see what we do. he reroofi ng proect is in planning and we are hoping to get it underway before the weather breaks fully for the Autumn. When completed it should give us a light, airy and dry working and storage space where we can move our painting and sanding to free up more area within the main body of the Shed. We are going to be Open Shed on Saturdays in October (except the 1st Saturday as that is breakfast at Chinnys
Colouring pencils
proided or bring your own. Refreshments available. Wednesday 30th October, 2pm, Lego for Adults: Stress relieving, creative and fun. Last Wednesday from 2pm. Come
and build you like. Lego provided.
Refreshments available Wednesday 30th October, 7.30pm – 9pm Blyth Poets “The isle is full of voices”: poetry group meeting at Southwold library. Usually the last Wednesday of the month. All welcome to read or just listen. We invite contributions of original work or well- loved poems.
refreshments available. Thursday
There will be 31st October,
Spanish: Beginners’ To book
6.30pm, Southwold Library Reading Group. Discussing “Olive Kitteridge” by Elizabeth Strout. Now every Tuesday as well as every Sunday: Baby Bounce and Tot Rock 10.30-11am. Music, rhymes, singing and dancing for babies and toddlers.
Sundays 12.15pm-1pm Lego Club! Open to kids (and adults of all ages. his Autumn we’re building: Vast Vehicles.
All donations of
Lego welcome. Adults: Would you like to help with Lego Club? Just ask staff. Treasure Trails: The Fun Way to Explore. You can now buy Treasure Trails treasure hunts from Southwold Library. Follow the trails, solve the clues and see the sights. Pick up either the Southwold or the Suffolk Coast trails from Southwold Library today, fun for all ages. Every Sunday: Baby Bounce and Tot Rock 10.30am-11am. Music, rhymes, singing and dancing for babies and toddlers. Storytime 11.30am- 12.15pm. Stories, crafts and colouring for 7s and unders. Free Wi-Fi
.
library or in the garden ust ask for a chair. ii provided in conjunction with Friends of Southwold Library. Do you want to learn to use a computer laptop or tablet? Use email se a specifi c website Register
for Gateway to
Homechoice? Operate your phone, laptop
or tablet?
Use ebooks, eaudio books, emagazines or Freegal music? Half hour one-to-one sessions Sunday afternoons 1pm- 4pm.
from never having touched a computer to just needing a few pointers.
Ask at Southwold
Library to book a half hour session.
Musculoskeletal and Sports’ Injury Specialist Clinic: B-Fit Fitness Centre, Halesworth IP19 8QJ Evening/weekend appointments. Home visits. Tel:07786 735726 Email:
smjphysiotherapy@gmail.com Website:
smjphysiotherapy.co.uk
day so make a date and come along. As well as seeing where we work and play, we also have a number of items for sale and you will be able to browse through these while enjoying the Shed hospitality. A
reminder about the
Clock Group - a number of members have expressed a desire to get involved in all things horological so if you have an interest in this area of expertise come on down and see what we are planning. Shed opening
days and
times: Tuesday - Thursday 10am – 2pm; Saturdays 10am – 12pm.
Location: 27 Norwich Road, IP19 8BX behind Chinny’s - our banner will show you where we are! Our contact details:Shedline - 01986 835905. Website
-
halesworthshed.org.uk email - shedhalesworth@
gmail.com
The Deadline for the November issue is
Wednesday 23rd October
November issue published Friday 1st November
THE CUT CHOIR
WHAT’S fun, health- enhancing and confi dence boosting?
The answer is:
At The Harmony Centre Walpole nr Halesworth and Manor House Practice, Beccles RESULTS GIVEN INSTANTLY!
ALLERGY TESTING
Using totally non-invasive, bio-feedback testing system, suitable for all ages Phone to make an appointment
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Frances Arnold 01728 663204/07985 415600 £30
How to suspect you may have an allergy
Any unexplained symptom, including rash, wheezing, eczema, tired after meals, headaches, hayfever, reacting to smells or pollution, bloating, IBS, dandruff, spots, thrush, hyperactivity, feeling tired all the time, weight gain or loss, etc.
Singing. The Cut Choir has been going for just nine months and has already performed on BBC Radio Suffolk, at the Aldeburgh Festival on the bandstand, at the Southwold Arts Festival in a pop-up opera evening, and to bargain hunters at the Halesworth Antiques Fair. We are doing well and gaining in confi dence and polish under the tuition of Alex Campkin and Rob Gildon, but it would be lovely to have a few more voices, especially male, to strengthen our sound. Some of us have been in choirs before but others haven’t. No
experience is needed, nor
ability to read music, just enthusiasm. We aim to sing all sorts of music from show songs to folk to Flanders & Swan. We are lucky to have living
locally two such accomplished musical talents as Alex and Rob. Alex is an internationally renowned composer who is also Composer in Residence to the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra Resounds.
Rob is
equally well respected as a fi ne baritone with a particular interest in musical education. If you would like to see what a friendly bunch we are come to The Cut basement any Tuesday evening 7pm-9pm. Each session costs just £6. The Cut choir needs you!
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