Village news update

Men’s Breakfast The next Men’s Breakfast will be held on Saturday 5th March at 8.30 in Stonham Aspal Village Hall. Our Speaker: Jonathan Sullivan, The Saxtead Post Mill

Father Christmas was very busy on Christmas Eve in the village he delivered over 120 presents to children and 12 hampers to residents over 80. The Community Council would like to thank the Co-op & Tesco for their very generous donations to the hampers.

School events:

  • Saturday 6th February – 4pm – PTA Family Fun Challenge Night – more information to follow
  • Friday 12th February – Share Afternoon – 2.45pm – more information will follow
  • Wednesday 9th March – 3.30 to 5.00pm – Parents Evening
  • Monday 14th March – 3.30 to 5.00pm – Parents Evening
  • Thursday 17th March – 6.00pm to 8.00pm Parents Evening
  • Friday 18th March – PTA School Disco
  • Thursday 24th March – 2.00pm Easter Service in the Church
  • Friday 25th March – Good Friday and the beginning of the Easter Holidays
  • Monday 11th April – First day back to school for the children

January & February 2016 Events

  • 10th Plough Sunday 9.30 in Stonham Church
  • 11th Plough Monday – 7.30 PM Morris Dancing onwards from Does Field – celebration afterwards in The Village Hall
  • 21st Bingo Night 8 PM Village Hall
  • 22nd Pub Night Village Hall
  • 29th Charity Zumba Night 7.30 – 8.30 PM in The Village Hall (Liz Hubert)

February

  • 5th 8 PM Quiz Night Village Hall
  • 18th 8 PM Bingo Village Hall
  • 19th 8 PM Pub Night Village Hall

Watch out for Cinema Night at The Village Hall – details will be announced!

 

 

Telephone Scam Warning

With the latest works in The Street, some people have been phoned, and asked for their Bank or Credit Card details by  ‘BT’ for a reconnection fee of £6. Please do not give any details, this is not BT (they have been informed) and they just want your financial details to steal your money!!

Holiday Bin Collection!

Details from Mid Suffolk are here.

For Stonham Aspal:

  • Wednesday 23 December 2015 No Change (Rubbish),
  • Wednesday 30 December 2015 now Thursday 31 December 2015 (Recycling),
  • Wednesday 6 January 2016 now Thursday 7 January 2016 (Rubbish),
  • All brown bin collections are suspended for two weeks over the Christmas and New Year period.

 

December News updates

Village Hall: 5th Christmas Bazaar 10-3, 12th Cabaret Nite, 17th Bingo 8 pm, 18th Pub Night from 8pm, 24th December 8 pm onwards song and merriment (midnight mass follows).

24th December Santa’s Sleigh visits the village, 6.30 pm onwards.

Film Club: Wednesday 16th December 7.30 pm for 8 pm – A Seasonal Film – Stonham Aspal Film Club Vote on The Night – at The Village Hall.

Church: 9.30 am 13th December Carols for All, 3 pm 24 December Crib Service,  Carol Singing 22 December meet at Does Field 6.30 pm. 11.30 pm 24 December Midnight Eucharist.

 

Village Hall Refurbishment November update

Thanks to the funding we have already been allocated, we can start to look for someone to officially design the changes to the village hall with the aim to go out for tender in early 2016. Once we have the designs, we can also start to apply for the larger grants which will fund the bulk of the work. If everything goes to plan, we hope to start the work in in the spring.

If you can suggest any small/medium building contractors with experience in refurbishing village halls heating and structural, please contact Alison  or via our facebook page so we can contact them.

Thank you to everyone who already contributes to the village hall fund through the pub nights, quiz nights and social events at the hall. Every donation is very much appreciated.

Lottery funded

 

Football Club Xmas Dinner Disco

Stonham Aspal FC are holding a Xmas Dinner Disco at Stonham Barns on Saturday 28th November 2015 at 7.00pm. There will also be a fundraising raffle / auction of some fantastic prizes which have been donated by various local businesses and organisations. Tickets are £20, including a three course meal, and are available from Vashti Mouncer on 07923 395642. All are welcome to join us, especially those from the village and also past players and supporters. Our facilities are getting a bit tired having been in place since 1985 ( and second-hand then ! ) so it is vital for us to gain support in order to eventually spruce up some of the buildings at the Club.