Stowmarket Flyer July 2010

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ISSUE 18 - JULY 2010

Stowmarket Carnival 15th, 16th & 17th JulyStowmarket Carnival 15th, 16th & 17th July (please see www.stowmarketcarnival.co.uk, for more details)(please see www.stowmarketcarnival.co.uk, for more details)

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Regal Theatre NewsOn Sunday 31st May, as part of the Stowmarket Festival, TheRegal Theatre enjoyed a night of great stand-up comedyfrom four superb acts. Headliner Robin Ince, an excellent andmuch in-demand comedian with a great reputation havingtoured with Ricky Gervais and even featured in The Office.Compere James Redmond was a familiar face to many having played major parts in both Hollyoaks and Casualtybefore turning to stand-up in 2008. Ali Cook, an exciting anddynamic comedian who many would have recognised fromChannel 5's Monkey Magic and Diane Spencer, fresh fromher 'Best Female Comedian' nomination at the New Zealandcomedy guild. Regal Manager David Marsh said "It's great tohave famous and very funny comedians right here inStowmarket, the night has been a real success".The Regal hosts it's next comedy night on Sunday 29th Augustwith Neil Cole (MTV Presenter, XFM DJ, Supported Russell Brandon his UK tour) and Pierre Hollins (BBC TV & Radio ComedyWriter, Supported Rory Bremner on tour), plus guests MickeySharma & Dougie Dunlop. Tickets are £12.00 each or 2 for£20.00 with the voucher on the centre pages of the Flyer

Needham Carpets has got itcovered...

Established in 1987, Needham Carpets has over 20 yearsexperience of supplying quality flooring and advice for customers locally and throughout Suffolk.Our recently refurbished showroom offers an extensive selec-tion of carpeting in a choice of wool and stain resistant twists,

Axminster, saxony, tweed and berber styles. We offer over1,000 carpet options from branded supliers as Penthouse,Manx, Cormar, BMK, Whitestone Weavers to name just a few.Although carpeting horms the core of the business, we canalso provide a comprehensive range of vinyl flooring all withR10 slip rating. Also quality laminate flooring by Quick Stepand Parador, along with natural products such as sisal, sea-grass and coir by Alternative Flooring.We also carry over 200 curtain fabrics on display by Moystonsproviding a 7 day order to delivery custom made service.Needham Carpets prides itself in being able to offer the cus-tomer sound advice, sensible prices and a dedicated aftersales service. Our fitters are highly experienced in the installa-tion of carpets, vinyl, laminate and natural floorings.We think you will be surprised with the choice of products onoffer and we look forward to your visit to Needham Carpets.

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Page 5. Local Business

Page 6. Local Business News


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Page 11. Horoscopes

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Page 13. What's On

Page 14. Flyer Sports News

Page 15. Traders Guide

Find a Trade Guide!Mobility pg1Accountants pg 8, 9Beauty pg15, 7, 8Beds pg 9Blinds pg 12Builders & Building pg 15Car Hire pg 5Car Repair pg 15, 9Carpets and Floors pg 2, 4, 8Catering pg 8Cinema pg 2, 8Cleaning pg 16Collectibles pg 9Dental Work pg10Driving Lessons pg 8Eating Out pg 11, 7

Electrical pg 15, 9estate agents pg 1Fashion pg16,10,

7, 8Fire Safty pg 15Fishing pg 8Fitness pg 16Furnature pg 15Garden pg 6Hari Dressing pg 8Home and Garden pg 10Home Design pg 11Life Coach pg7Mobile Phones pg 8Opticians pg 5, 8Pets pg 8

Photographers pg 16Plastering pg 15Plumming pg15, 5Storage Space pg 12Taxi & Transport pg 15Tool Hire pg 8Training pg 15Tree Care pg 15TV ariels & Sky pg 15Waitloss pg 1, 16Wardrobe Fitting pg 5, 15Web Design pg 11Windows, Doorsand Conservatories pg 16, 12

Hello Everyone and welcome to the July edition of theStowmarket and District Flyer, and what a busy edition itis too.

This month has seen more advertisers than ever join theFlyer and we welcome you all. But how the months flyby, but as they say "there's nothing like a deadline toget you working hard".

In this month's edition we have a trip to Paris to be won,to enter just follow the instructions on page 9 and keepyour fingers crossed! The winner will be announced innext month's edition. Good luck to you all.

We apologise for last month's whats on section being a little out of date when itcame through your door, this was caused for a varity of reasons which have nowbeen rectified to stop this happening again.

I look forward to August and wish you all hopfully hot and happy July.

Gary Rayner, Editor

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on top of that, it's kickstarted some new activities. For exam-ple, the comedy night is being repeated and will hopefullybecome a regular thing. We are planning street entertainmentthroughout the summer along with an open air café on theMarket Place." Thoughts are already turning to Stowmarket Festival 2011. Ifanybody is interested in getting involved in the event, pleasecontact Daniel Harvey on 01449 776394 or [email protected].* The next comedy night is taking place at The Regal onSunday 29th August at 8pm (bar open from 7pm) and willfeature Dougie Dunlop, Pierre Hollins, Neil Cole and MickeySharma. Tickets cost £12 each. Look for the special offervoucher in this edition of In Touch.

Summer Music In The Market Place PlannedStowmarket Town Council is planning to stage street entertain-ment in the market place during August. The events will takeplace on Wednesdays and will feature quirky, talented musicalacts from around the region. It is hoped that an open air caféwill also feature. Town Centre Manager Mark Strachan said,"The street entertainment during Stowmarket Festival worked sowell and it created such a great atmosphere in the town cen-tre, we thought that it would be a good idea to make this aregular event for our town through the Summer. We plan tohave an open air café on site as well, so people can enjoythe entertainment over a coffee and a bite to eat. We hopethat as well as attracting passers by, people will come into ourtown with their children specifically for the music - and hope-fully do a bit of shopping while they're here!"Acts to appear will be announced shortly but if you have anyqueries, please contact Mark Strachan on 01449 776391.

Town Council UpdateTown Councillors' Surgeries

The Town Council has now introduced Councillor Surgeryappointments to suit you, at any time during the month(Monday to Friday during office hours). Surgeries allow anyonefrom the community to speak to a Councillor on a one to onebasis about any issues or concerns that they may have. Tomake an appointment please telephone Sarah Page on01449 776390.

Anglia In BloomStowmarket Town Council is delighted to announce that it hassubmitted an entry into the Anglia in Bloom competition thisyear, following the success of last year's entry. On Tuesday20th July the Anglia in Bloom Judges will come to Stowmarketto assess the town's entry. Last year the town received a HighSilver, and hopefully we can build on that success this year.There has been much support in the lead up to this years bid,and we would like to thank everyone that has been involved.For more information on how to get involved please contactSarah Page on 01449 776390

First Stowmarket Festival A Big SuccessThe first ever Stowmarket Festival was a great success with awide range of events taking place in the town between 27thMay and the 6th June. Among the festival events were acomedy night at The Regal, street entertainment in the marketplace, a concert at the John Peel Centre for Creative Arts fea-turing Stowmarket Chorale and Stowmarket Concert Band anda flame show at Red Gables. Daniel Harvey, Festival Co-ordi-nator, said, "We wanted the festival to bring exciting andentertaining new things into the town and it did just that - and


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Suffolk pays respect to theCumbrian Shooting Victims

When I booked my holidays in Cumbria, the last thing Iexpected to be doing was laying flowers for the victims of theCumbrian shootings. I visited thesite of one of the victims andwanted to lay a tribute to let thepeople of Cumbria know thatthe readers of the Flyer and thepeople of Suffolk's thoughts arewith them.

Sue, The Stowmarket Flyer


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Emergency budget June 2010George Osborne announced his anxiously awaited Emergency Budgeton 22 June 2010. As widely predicted the VAT rate will increase to 20%from 4 January 2011. The increase was an obvious choice as it willincrease taxation revenues with no additional cost to the government.Other measures summarised may present financial challenges to individuals and businesses over the next few years

Personal allowancesPersonal allowance will be increased to £7,475 from April 2011, worth£170 to basic rate taxpayers (lower than the £10,000 predicted)

Benefits and tax creditsChild benefits will be frozen for the next three years Tax credits for families with income over £40,000 will be reduced fromApril 2011, with further changes planned for 2012-13

Capital Gains Tax (CGT)The recent trend established by the Labour government of taxingincome and capital gains at the same rate is being reversed by theCoalition government, and this is a particular worry to small businessowners, buy-to-let landlords and shareholders. Higher rate tax payers will pay 28% from midnight on 22 June 2010 Low and mid-income savers will continue to pay 18% CGT for entrepreneurs will be extended to the first £5m of lifetime gains

Small business summaryThe government has announced that it will undertake a review of smallbusiness tax, but in the meantime the corporation tax rate for smallcompanies will be cut from 21% to 20% from April 2011.For capital allowances (the tax relief on larger one-off items such asplant and machinery) , the written down allowance rate is beingreduced from 20% to 18%. The Annual Investment Allowance is alsobeing reduced to £25,000 from 2012.

National InsuranceThe planned National Insurance rate rise of 1% both employees andemployers will be introduced despite general election promises.On the positive side there will be a significantly above inflation rise in theemployer threshold for NIC from April 2011with the effect that employerswith staff earning at a relatively modest salary may see their employeeNIC fall as a result but most will be expected to suffer increased employ-ment costsEmployees will bear the brunt of a 1% increase across the board, with arise in the main rate from 11% to 12%, but sheltered a little by the

Web DesignWebsite design is a very personal thing and a hard art to get right.There are so many factors to making a site correct for you and your customers, that it can only be done with face to face meetings andwith the person, or team, building your site understanding your businessand your way of running that business.A website can be a great tool for a varity of different people and businesses. For instance, let's say you run a company that produces avery special tool, people know you build this tool and come to you solely for it. You wouldn't need a site to bring in custom as that's alreadyhappening, your site would be an informational site. A place to sendcurrent customers and to tell them more about you and the other thingsyou might offer, like an online brochure. This sort of site would alsoappeal to social clubs or groups of like minded people doing something for charity or the community.However, if you sell door mats for a living you would want a site to dragcustomers in and push up sales, a site that not only looks good whenyour new customers arrive, but a well signposted site to make sure theyget there in the first place.The main factor of all the above is a comprehensive understanding ofyou and what you do. Anyone with a little knowledge can put a sitetogether but at AnyIT we know how to build a site that works for you, notagainst you.We build websites from £295+vat, so if you're even a little interestedplease give us a call and we will be happy to come meet you, andhelp you achieve more with a new website.Kind Regards, Gary Rayner - Managing Director

above inflation planned increase in the tax threshold - although ofcourse this does mean that the tax reductions some have been prom-ised will be soaked up in additional national insurance contributions.New businesses outside London and the South East will be exempt fromnational insurance for their first 10 employees.As with all Budgets the devil is in the detail, so careful planning of yourpersonal and business finances is more important than ever. If you feelthat you need professional advice on any issues raised or on account-ancy or taxation matters in general please contact us for a free initialconsultation on 01449 798444 or via email [email protected].


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Sizzling Summer offers fromHarmonize Beauty

Hello, I hope everyone is enjoying the summer months; I certainly am,and I have some new luxurious packages for those of you who want topamper yourself before your holidays.I felt that everyone wants to look great for the summer, so why not offerreduced price packages, so you can have a range of wonderfultreatments. Waxing is something that you may not have considered,however if you want stubble free, smooth skin then one of the bestoptions is to wax either before you go on holiday or even if you arestaying at home this summer. The main benefits of waxing are that youdo not need to worry about hair removal again until four to six weeksafter you have first had it done. Also if you keep the treatments regular,hair growth becomes weaker in the waxed area and fairer in pigment.The skin is also left smoother and less irritated than shaving. Most clientslike to have more than one area waxed at a time so my 'WaxingPackage' incorporates the following-

Waxing PackageFull leg and bikini Eyebrow, lip/chin

Underarm Forearm This package is only £40 with a great saving of 14.9%

I am also offering my 'Pamper Package' which includes relaxing treatments to help you unwind and get into the

summer spirit. This includes-Swedish back, neck and shoulder massage

Manicure Pedicure Express facial This indulgent package is only £66.60 with a saving of 10%.

My deluxe pamper package will include four hours worth of treatment-Full body Swedish massage Deluxe manicure

Deluxe pedicure Deluxe facial This is only £99 with a saving of 10% off this truly indulgent package.

Take advantage of the offers this summer; you could even add thewaxing package to any Pamper package for only £35 more.

CarnivalI am hoping to be at this year's Stowmarket Carnival on Saturday 17thoffering discounted treatments which include makeup, manicures, fileand polish, pedicures, facials and back massage. Come along on theday or, to make sure you have a chance of an appointment, book inadvance!

Life Coaching with Guiding Hands.A warm welcome.

My name is Stuart Boulter. I manage a successful company based inNorth Norfolk called Guiding Hands.We cover all of the Norfolk and Suffolk area specializing in alternativetherapy's, one of which is Life Coaching.Over my period of time running Guiding Hands, past and present clientshave always remarked how easy they find it to approach us with theirdilemmas that life throws before them, knowing that we have their bestinterests at heart.Every client that we visit is treated in a different way, purely because weall have different desires and needs. As a result we find the most effec-tive way to see you blossom into the way nature intended, is the createyour very own personal care plan that is designed just for YOU !Unlike the traditional method of searching, planning and of course DRI-VING to your desired method of support, we found over time the mosteffective way has been to come to you, in your home, an environmentwhich is familiar, warm and comfortable and on your terms.

That feeling.We all have that moment, that moment where we wish that we weresomewhere else. That feeling that you are going to explode! Maybeyour having one of those moments right now ?There Maybe an occasion when you are at work, on a bus or just walk-ing down the street when a person knocks into you or says somethingthat causes you upset.

WE ARE ALL HUMAN.Each month I will aim to share a tip for the month with you, helping youto make those warm humid days just that little more enjoyable and withless stress.

TIP FOR THE MONTHWhenever you feel that the pressure is starting to build up and things arebecoming unbearable, visualize yourself in a place that brings you joyand a sense of peace.This feeling could be of a time spent with a loved one.OROn a warm sandy beach, far, far away from where you are at present -You decide.Until next time, StuartPlease feel free to phone us and arrange your own personal life chang-ing care package on the number below.


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Quintons MoveTo Larger Premise

Quintons move to larger premises.The Stowmarket Flyer was invited to Quintons new premises onthe lion barn industrial estate.

After trading from station yard for many year they outgrowtheir home and needed a new one, the new shop allowthem to show far more stock without having to run betweenthe store room and the shop any more.

So for ALL your pet food and larger animal feed please visitQuintons on Maitland Road, Needham Market for all they everhad and now much much more.


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by the community. It's these little things that the Town Kids Trust helps out with,things that bring the community together and that's why Idecided to help where I could. Helping with the runningcosts of a community play bus for the under 5's or taking children to the pantomime are prime examples of the greatwork the Town Kids Trust is doing in our local area. Not onlywill all the money raised help local children and families butthe team will be helping out where we can in Tanzania.There are many schools for disadvantaged children, including orphans, situated at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro.

We will work alongside the pupils and teachers to repaintclassrooms and undertake essential repairs, such as mendingfences and fixing broken walks to ensure the environment issafe and pleasant. There will also be the opportunity tospend time with the local children too. To donate or for further information visit www.justgiving.com/hawkexpress.

The Summer Reading ChallengeOnce again, Stowmarket Library will be holding their SummerReading Challenge for children. The challenge will be to readsix books over the school summer holiday, and those whocomplete the challenge will be rewarded with a certificateand medal. Our theme this year is "Space Hop" and the ReadingChallenge starts on 23rd July. Please call Stowmarket library01449 613143 for further details.We look forward to seeing you this summer!

Mt Kilimanjaro

I'm sure you have heard of Mt Kilimanjaro by now, if not it'sthe tallest mountain in Africa and the worlds highest free-standing mountain and I'm part of a team trying toreach the summit. It's going to be a long and hard 5 days toreach the 5895m (19340ft) summit with the thin air and freezing temperatures bearing down on us while we climb! I'll be climbing this beast of a mountain for the Town 102 KidsTrust which helps children and families in the local area whoare in need of care and attention. The charity providesdonations to drive education, health, welfare, ability andopportunity. It's new but it's been busy already. It has supplied a local primary school with high visibility jackets fortheir day trips out and for the 'walking bus' which was set up


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Windows from £199 Doors from £475

Roofline, cladding from £299All supplied and fitted


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Crowfield Village Fete and Flower Show2pm on Saturday 17th July

As well as the Flower Show and Craft Exhibits,Children's FancyDress and various sides shows there will be a Judo displayand Mystique Dance Group, and again this year we willhave the popular Small Animals, Bric a Brac,Face Painting,Children's races, Hot Dogs and Burgers, Ice Cream andAfternoon Teas. Free Entry and Free Car Parking - For detailsof schedule visit www.crowfieldvillagefete.co.uk

"Music for a Summer Afternoon"with Fiona Hammacott (Soprano) and Louise Davis ('Cello)

Sunday, 18th July, 2010, in St.Peter and St.Mary's Church,Stowmarket, at 2.30pm. Tickets £8.50, schoolchildren £1.Tickets are available from the Church Office 10am - 1pm,Monday to Friday, 01449 9774652, and the Mid-SuffolkTourist Information Office, near the Museum of East AnglianLife.

Old Newton Dog Show And Country FairAt the Village Hall and Playing Field on Sunday 18th July from11am - 4pm. Judging for the Pedigree Dog Show takes placeat 11am and for the 'Fun' Dog Show at 1.30pm. We will alsohave other live animals on show and during the day there willbe a demonstration by the Stow Valley Beagles. There will bevarious ring events including children's sports. Punch and Judywill be there along with other children's activities. There will bea Craft Fair in the Village Hall and car boots and other stallson the playing field. Refreshments will be available all day. Contact 01449 676988 for Dog Show and 01449 614573 forall other enquiries.

Summer at Cedars ChurchFor the five Sundays in August Cedars Church will meet inStowupland Village Hall at the usual service time of 10.30am.The church will be back in its normal venue, Cedars ParkPrimary School, Pintail Road in September after the school'sbuilding work is completed. Whether in Cedars Park orStowupland all will be welcome. We have regular prayermeetings and will be glad to pray for the things people in ourneighbourhood are concerned about.' For more informationcontact [email protected] or call 675153.

Cotton Cricket Test MatchLime Tree Farm, Sunday, July 18th.from 10am. Nine teamsfast moving knockout cricket day. BBQ, Beer Tent, Tea andCakes, Raffle, Haughley Hoofers Morris Men etc., Children'splay area with Bouncy Castle, Giant Connect 4 etc., Entry £3,(children free) including fun programme.

Stowmarket Town Council July 2010 Meeting Schedule

7th Planning, Consultation & Strategy Committee7th Operations & Services Committee21st Full Council21st Planning, Consultation & Strategy Committee

Twice a month there are Council meetings held in theCouncil Chamber of Stowmarket Town Council, with the firstmeeting starting at 7pm, while the second meeting of thenight will commence at 7.30pm. Members of the public andpress are very welcome to attend. If you would like moreinformation on how to attend, please contact the office on01449 612060.

Stowmarket Local History GroupMonday 19th July 2010.Visit to Badley Church with Roy Tricker.Meet at Badley Church, 19.00 hrs.Monday 16th August 2010.Pubs of the Stowmarket Area, by Neil Langridge.Meet at:- The Salvation Army Hall, Violet Hill Road, Stowmarket.Time: - 19.30. Cost: - Members £1, Non Members £3. For further information ring 01449 615665.

Stowmarket Carnival15th, 16th & 17th July (please seewww.stowmarketcarnival.co.uk, for more details)

Barn dance10th July, Barn dance at Needham Community Centre in aidof EACH, call 01449 615816 for more info

AFC Crowley Football ClubPresents A night with John Wark. At the Limes Hotel, Needhammarket on the 17th July. 7pm till late. For more info and tick-ets, contact the following: Mick Upson 07594 930386, MarkDenny 07738 634455, or Geoff at The Limes

London Sinfoniettaplaying at Museum of East Anglian Life with

pupils from Stowmarket Middle and StowuplandHigh Schools.

On Sunday the 30th. May talented musicians fromStowmarket Middle andStowupland High Schoolsperformed with highly talented, professional musicians from the LondonSinfonietta in what was thebiggest musical event at thescool since the appearance of Julian Lloyd Weber andEvelyn Glennie over seven years ago. Members of the Sinfonietta (recognised to be the most

accomplished chamber orchestra in the country) and poetDean Larkin, had been working with the youngsters all weekon a range of musical and oral pieces, inspired by theyoungsters own memories of childhood. The work culminat-ed in two dazzling performances of music and poetry in thestunning barn setting of the Museum of East Anglian Life. More information, pictures and a video of the final performance can be seen on the website: Surfandturf.org.uk

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Cedars Park Football ClubThe dust has hardly settled on last season's suc-cess but the preparations for the new campaignare well underway. The Cedars Park FC committeehas recently appointed a Club President to act inan advisory capacity and also a General

Manager to facilitate the football side of the operation. Alsothe club's principal sponsor Clark's Services has committed it'scontinuing support. The secretary is busy behind the scenesorganising a challenging list of pre-season fixtures to ensurethe Lions are fighting fit, as they look to establish themselvesin Div 5. Pre-season training starts on Thursday 24th June,6:30pm at Stowmarket High School. Any new players wishingto attend can find full details at www.cedarsparkfc.co.uk

Stowmarket at the EasternSwimming Championships

Stowmarket had a representative at the first weekend of theEastern Championships in Ryan Clay. This is the first year thatRyan has made the qualifying times for the Eastern and hehad two races over the weekend.

His first was the 4x100m medley.Ryan started well and was with theleaders at the end of the back-stroke leg. Turning on to his front heswam and excellent breaststroke leg and was in con-tention for a leading place at the

freestyle change over. Ryan swam a strong freestyle strokeand came home in 10th Place with a very good time of5:20.81. The promise shown in Ryans breaststroke leg of themedley was realised in his second race of the weekend, the200m Breaststroke. Ryan came in in 6th place and bookedhis place in the final. If there is a recommended time to set personal records, it would be at the final of a major gala. Thisis exactly what Ryan accomplished swimming a strong andfocussed race to touch home in 4th Place in 2:45:24 narrowly missing a medal spot. Ryan is undoubtedly pleasedwith his performance so far and aims to repeat this form nextweekend.

Needham Market FCObjective 2010/2011 Season

Needham Market Football Club is looking to increase itsappeal to local businesses and residents. The club has beenin existence for many years, the archives show that the clubwas officially formed in 1919 although records do indicatethat games were played in the late 1890's in the town.The football club will next season be playing at its highestever level within football within the Ryman Division 1 Northleague having won the Ridgeons League and Cup last sea-son, this success has been achieved with the support ofmany local people and businesses. Our focus for 2010/2011is to grow our involvement with the local community andincrease the number of regular attendees to the ground.The club has a record of raising large amounts for nominatedcharities, last year we worked with the following charities;

Breast Cancer (Wear it Pink);

Red Balloon Charity for bullied children;Help for Heroes.

Already the club has arranged a Golf Day (August 6th) atHintlesham Hall Golf Club with a donation being made to theEast Anglian Children's Hospice (EACH) Treehouse Appeal,please see our website for all the details and how to join in.Our association with the young footballers in the area hasbeen active for a number of years via the Needham PhoenixYouth Football Club, this will continue to be fostered andthereby establish a regular pipeline of talent coming through.We also recognise the need to make the club's facilitiesavailable for a wider audience and one of the longer termaims is to install an "All weather" pitch on the Bloomfields sitewhich can be used by other clubs and other sports.We believe that, in spite of the gloomy predictions by thegovernment and the media for the UK economy over thenext few years, the World Cup and a successful local footballteam will bring out the best in the local population and pro-vide a positive impetus for us all.

HOW CAN YOU HELP?If you or your company would like to be associated with asuccessful club and would like to join with us in making thelocal community proud please contact the club. This can beachieved in a number of ways ranging fromsponsorships/advertising at matches, of players or at clublevel; supporting the Golf Day; regular attendance at ourhome games and any of the other initiatives to beannounced.

PRE SEASON FRIENDLIES.For the most up to date information log on to the club's web-site at www.needhammarketfc.co.uk where you can find fulllistings of our pre season friendlies and also sign up to receivethe monthly newsletter.

Charity Cycle Ride

Pancreatic cancer is one of theworst types, it's very difficult to treatand survival rates are poor. There isnew research taking place inwhich the viruses are manipulatedto specifically infect and destroypancreatic cancer cells, this willhopefully lead to improved treat-ments with fewer side effects forcancer patients in the future.

This particular cancer has affectedsomebody close to Matthew Flynn,

which has given him and his brother Adam motivation toraise as much money for this research as possible. They havedecided, along with their friends Adam Bennett and Lee Bark,to cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats, this equates toabout 900 miles. Matthew and Lee will be trying to make thetrip in 5 days, as they are keen cyclists and the two Adam'swill be trying to make the trip for 8 days. If you would like tohelp this cause and support them in their trip the website is:http://myprojects.cancerresearchuk.org/group-giving/matt--two-adams-do-lejog, any donations will be greatly appreiciat-ed.

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