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ISSUE 17 - JUNE 2010

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much the main focus and therefore there will not be any children's stalls and rides.The Main Event on Sunday 6th June (12pm to 7.45pm) againboasts an exciting line up covering all sorts of styles. As well asthe music though there will be loads of other attractions, suchas the Caravan Gallery, free t-shirt printing, children's stalls andrides, The Heart Zone, various commercial stalls including abeer tent and loads more.

Stowmarket Street MarketEvery Thursday and Saturday

There are plenty of great quality products at excellent priceson our twice-weekly street market. We have been working toattract new stalls to the town and the Thursday market in par-ticular has developed into a bustling, vibrant market. You canpick up fresh fish, fruit and veg, meat, flowers, cards, clothing,watches, jewellery and much much more.

Farmers MarketFirst Friday of every month

The next Farmers' Markets will be held on Friday 4th June andFriday 2nd July 2010Visitors can expect to enjoy a variety of local produce on offerincluding meats, fruit and vegetables, home made freshbread, relishes, freshly cooked pies and homes baked cakes.Flowers and plants can also be purchased. Market Contact: For more information on markets, includingenquiries from traders interested in coming to Stowmarket,please contact Market Warden John Harvey on 01449 612060or 07894751409 or email [email protected].

Stowmarket Town Council UpdateJune 2010 Meeting Schedule

2nd Planning, Consultation & StrategyCommittee2nd Operations & Services Committee16th Full Council16th Planning, Consultation & StrategyCommittee

Twice a month there are Council meetings held in the CouncilChamber of Stowmarket Town Council, with the first meetingstarting at 7pm, while the second meeting of the night willcommence at 7.30pm. Members of the public and press arevery welcome to attend. Ifyou would like more information onhow to attend, please contact the office on 01449 612060.

Town Centre Manager Appointed

Stowmarket now has it's first ever Town Centre Manager whichis welcome news to all traders in the Town Centre as well asthe whole town. Mark Strachan started in the role on the 10thMay. His over-riding objectives will be to make StowmarketTown Centre a better place, get more people using the TownCentre and to form a Town Centre Partnership. Mark bringsover 20 years of people and project management experi-ence to the role and is extremely enthusiastic about the chal-lenge. "I live with my family on Cedars Park and I'm delightedto have been given the opportunity to make a difference tothe town I live in. These are exciting times for Stowmarket withso many improvements going on - such as The Mix, the newbridge, the John Peel Centre, and the Ipswich Street redevel-opment amongst others. These will all be a huge boost to theTown Centre and it's so exciting to be a part of that." Mark willbe getting out and meeting the retailers in the town over thecoming weeks as well as developing a Town Centre strategy. "Iwant to unite all the businesses in the Town Centre to form asingle voice through a Town Centre Partnership. If we all worktogether we can jointly achieve success"

One of the best free music festivals in the region -and it's right here in Stowmarket!

Yes, StowFest is nearly here - all we need now if for everyone inStowmarket to pray hard that the weather is actually kind to usfor once!StowFest is over two days this year with the addition ofStowFest: The Acoustic Sessions (sponsored by Birse Civils) onSaturday 5th June - the day before the Main Event (sponsoredby Hudson Signs and PPG) at the Recreation Ground. Don't beunder any illusions that the Acoustic Sessions will be a low keyevent. We've got a whole array of great acts lined up - fromguitar-supremo / singer songwriter Jake Morley to the folk rock7-piece Songs From the Blue House to the comedy skiffle duoThe Ouse Valley Singles Club to foot-stomping blues rocksters,The Back Porch Band. Plus loads more besides. The AcousticSessions will be a great event to chill out, have a picnic andenjoy some superb live acoustic music. There will be severalcommercial food stalls at the event and the Chilton FieldsSports and Social Club bar will be open. Please note that onlyalcohol purchased from the bar is allowed to be consumedat the event. The Acoustic Sessions will start at 2pm and finisharound 11pm. Although children are obviously welcome toattend and will no doubt have a great time, it is an event ona smaller scale than the main event with the music very

Editor’s NoteHello all, and welcome to the June edition of theStowmarket and District Flyer.

I hope that you all enjoyed the sunny weather over theweekend of the 23rd of May, and I hope we havemore of the same for the upcoming Bank Holiday.

Stow Fest starts this month and will provide us all withsome much needed entertainment. See our What's onguide for more information on the line up.

We've made some changes this month and now onlyhave 2 Mono pages in the Flyer, this is due to our trad-er section expanding and breaking out onto a second

page. The knock on effect of this is that you're now reading me on page 4 notpage 3, which I don't think I was ever quite built for!!

We've included a World Cup pull out for you this month. You can keep track of allthe games, scores and dates, so you have no excuse for missing an Englandgame and supporting your home Nation.

Finally, do you know anyone with a Business in Combs?? We are looking to coverthis area and are looking for advertisers to come on board with us to make thishappen......adverts start from only £27 a month and we will happily cater for anyBusiness. Please get in touch, if you, or someone you know, is interested.

I hope you have a successful month and look forward to speaking to you in July'sedition.Gary Rayner - Editor

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Page 11. Horoscopes

Page 12. Town 102 Music Review

Page 13. What's On

Page 14. Flyer Sports News

Page 15. Traders Guide

Find a Trade Guide!Accountants pg 6Aerial Specialists pg 15Architects pg 15Blind Makers pg 5Boutique pg 8, 16Builders & Plasterers pg 14, 15Car Repair pg 15Car Rental pg 5Carpeting pg 2, 3Catering pg 11, 15Cinema & Theatre pg 2Cleaning Services pg 16Computer Lessons pg 13Computer Repairs pg 6Dental pg 10Driving Schools pg 15

Eating Out pg 10, 15Electricians pg 15Estate agents pg 1Fashion pg 8, 15, 16Fire Consultancy pg 15Fishing Supplies pg 15Furniture Fitters pg 5, 15Furniture Repairs pg 15Garden Centre pg 8Gift Shop pg 8Health, Beauty & Fitness

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Mobility pg 1Minibus Hire pg 15Pet Supplies pg 15Photography pg 16Plumbing & Heating pg 5, 15Roofers pg 15Storage pg 12Telecoms pg 6Tiling pg 14Tree Care pg 14Web Design pg 11Weight Loss pg 1Windows, Doors & Conservatories

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Local Business News

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As everyone will have noticed we have changed governmentrecently and the new Chancellor of the Exchequer GeorgeOsbourne has announced 22 June as his first Budget - 2010Budget Mark Two.The actual content of the 2010 Budget Mark Two will provideplenty of scope for speculation, with some of the expectedmeasures being:

VAT will go up to 20% - it is fast and would raise lots ofmoney. At the Treasury press conference, prime minister DavidCameron said it was "not something we plan to do" but added thattaxpayers would have to "wait for the first Budget" to find out if itwould happen

The main rate of Corporation Tax will be cut, possibly withthe abolition of the small companies' rate and of the annual investment allowance to pay for it. This will impact significantly onsmall businesses as the Corporation Tax rate could rise to 25%.

Increase in the rate of CGT on non-business assets - possibly from the day of the Budget to 50% from the current 18%

Employees' National Insurance Contributions (NIC) will goup, but not employers' NIC

The personal income tax allowance will increase in the general direction of £10,000 but it is anticipated that it will take several years (probably five years) to reach this level

The increase in the Inheritance Tax Rate nil-rate band won'thappen

The new Government has inherited a large budget deficitand will need to reduce this significantly over the life of theparliament. As a result tax payers will potentially face highertax bills. Tax payers and small business owners will need toreview their current tax position and take advantage wherepossible of tax reliefs still available and look to reduce costswithin the business and maximise productivity.We provide a full service reviewing yours and your business'tax affairs advising of favourable elections and assisting inavoiding potential pitfalls. For small businesses we recommend a sound accounting system providing an up todate statement of the profitability and cashflow of the business and an on-going estimate of potential tax liabilities,nobody likes nasty surprises in January.If you would like to speak to us for a free initial consultationand review, please contact us on 01449 798285 or email [email protected]


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Welcome to Harmonize BeautyHello, my name is Vicki and I run Harmonize Beauty, a beautybusiness which offers indulgent treatments to suit your needs.Harmonize Beauty is located in the beautiful village, Harleston,near Stowmarket and treatments are offered in my wonderfultreatment room. I also offer a mobile service for anyone who islocal and would prefer being pampered in the comfort of theirown home. I trained at West Suffolk College and am the 2010winner of the WSC Makeup competition. My list of treatmentsincludes manicure, pedicure, facials, and massage, makeup,and waxing. I intend to add top of the range spa treatments tomy current training and list of treatments in the near future.

Summer is soon on its way and what better way to feel great,than to treat your skin to a facial treatment. Skincare and facialtreatments are a passion of mine. There's nothing more that Ilove than giving clients a relaxing facial, and knowing it will benefit your skin. From attending Eve Taylor training andDermalogica training, I have endeavoured to produce my ownfacial products, so I know what goes in them and their benefits.My products contain essential oils which are packed with naturalqualities. All facial treatments include a consultation to find outabout you and your skin's needs, and after care advice is givento make sure you get the full benefits of the treatment. Facialscan work on so many levels; as a non invasive treatment, facialsnot only superficial and physiological, but mentally and holistically too.

So what better way to give your skin a summer glow, whilst beingpampered at the same time?

Take advantage of the summer facial offer -

Book an hour's facial and get £5.00 off (usual price £35)Book a course of six treatments (recommended) and get £20.00 off (usual price £210, so get treatments for £190!)

Manicures from £17.00 Waxing from £5.50Pedicures from £20.00 Massage from £15.00File and Polish- £7.50

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Or email: [email protected]

Life Coaching with Guiding Hands

What can I do for you. My name is Stuart Boulter. I manage a successful company based in North Norfolkcalled Guiding Hands.We cover all of the Norfolk and Suffolk area specializing inalternative therapy's, one of which is Life coaching.Life coaching, in simple terms, is a process of helping peopleto move from where they are now to where they want orneed to get to.Coaching provides a confidential, non-judgemental, impartial and completely personalised support structure thatenables YOU to achieve far more than you ever would onyour own.What is it that makes us at Guiding Hands stand out as beingdifferent ? We aim to visit all of our clients in the comfort of their ownhomes at a time that is convenient and relaxing for them.

In the momentI am sure that you will agree with me that time seems to flyby these days, there is always something to do, somewherethat we need to be, that never ending list of jobs that needto be done by the end of the week.

Have you ever wondered how you could fit more into your day and still be RELAXED ?Do you ever feel that life seems to be getting on top of you ?Do you want to steer your life on a course that is rewarding for you ?

Each month I will aim to share a tip for the month with you,helping you to make your life a little easier.

Tip for the MonthEach day compose a list of 5 simple tasks that you wouldlike to achieve for that day, the first 1 - 3 tasks are tasks thatyou would like to achieve today and the following 2 taskscan wait until the following day if you so desire.By listing your tasks in an order of priority you will be givingyourself the sense of satisfaction each time you complete atask and the feeling of less stress and more control of yourdaily life.

Until next time, StuartPlease feel free to phone us and arrange your own personallife changing care package on the number below.

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Local Business News

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Booster Seats urgently wanted In only a few weeks the Children from Chernobyl will be withus in Needham Market for their respite visit. Having nowreceived the details of the children we find the majority ofthem are quite small and we now find ourselves in urgentneed of Booster seats for them to use whilst they are here. Ifyou have one you could donate or lend us for the month ofJuly it would be much appreciated as to have to buy 20 is ofthem would use up money we would rather spend on thechildren. Seats can be dropped in at the Charity Shop in theHigh street Needham Market or alternatively you can call meand I will be happy to come and collect. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those whohave donated clothing for the children, unfortunately somecontributions were left at the Charity shop without any con-tact details so I apologise for not sending a personal thankyou for these donations. Some of you may be aware that Kevin Parker is undertaking abike ride from London to Paris at the end of June to raisefunds for this years visit. With this being our largest group yet of24 children we have quite a target to achieve. The bike rideis taking place over only three days, that's over a hundredmiles each day! You can follow his progress at www.justgiv-ing.co.uk/kevparker . Lastly, we are aiming to send each child home with a shoebox of basic first aid items that all of us take for granted butthat these children just do not have access to. If you canhelp by donating one or more of these items there is a "dropbox" in our Charity Shop and all contributions will be mostgratefully received. We are looking for: Plasters, Strepsils,Lockets, Chapsticks, Bonjela, Lyclear or Fullmarks solution,Vicks vapour rub, Calpol, Cough mixture (age 6 plus) &Drapolene cream.

Cedars Park School NewsOn Saturday 3rd July, between 11am and 2pm, Cedars ParkSchool will be holding their annual summer fair and like mostschools this time of year they have their fingers crossed for dryweather. The children have worked particularly hard towards thefair this year as they have each designed a poster. All the chil-dren were invited to take part in a poster competition and a win-ner from Reception, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 will be chosenthis week. The 3 winning designs will be displayed aroundStowmarket in the next couple of weeks, so keep your eyespeeled for them.Marlon 'The Game' Hunt, ranked No 1 in the World and a 6xWorld Professional Full contact Kickboxing Champion, will beopening the summer fair and putting on a kickboxing displaywith some of his young students. There will be the usual attrac-tions including a BBQ, cake stall, refreshments, games, facepainting by 'messy mites', tombola and lots more fun for all thefamily. Cedars Park Rainbows and Brownies will also be there witha stall, as well as Just Learning Nursery, Cedars Park Residents'Association and Cedars Church. This year there is a grand drawwith some fantastic prizes and tickets for this are available inadvance, but don't miss the raffle on the day as there is asigned Ipswich Town football to give away to one very lucky win-ner.All money raised from this event will help Cedars Park School PTAbuy some picnic tables for the current and future children of theschool to use and enjoy. For further information please contact the PTA on [email protected]


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Wedding Wear Amnesty ForStowmarket Hospice Shop

With the summer wedding season well under way, why notdonate your old outfit to your local St Elizabeth Hospiceshops? The Hospice is holding a three-month long weddingwear amnesty this summer during which people are asked todonate the wedding clothes they no longer need. The outfitswill then be resold to raise money for the charity, which costs£5.9 million a year to run. From June to the end of August alleleven Hospice shops throughout East Suffolk will be takingdonations, these include the one in Bury Street, Stowmarket.Then a special wedding department will be set up at two ofthe Hospice shops - those at Dog's Head Street, Ipswich, andHigh Street, Saxmundham, to sell the collection for peoplelooking to revamp their wedding outfit this year.Hospice retail sales manager Jason Rudderham said: "Awoman's wedding dress is a precious item, so why not con-sider giving it as an extra special gift to your local Hospiceshop after it has been worn. It will be gratefully received andwill help us to continue to raise funds to care for our patientsand support their families and carers."It is not just wedding dresses that can be donated for resale.Why not dig out last year's hat, shoes or handbag you mayhave worn for the wedding reception, the groom's suit oreven the bridesmaid's dress she may have grown out of.St Elizabeth Hospice relies on the generosity of the local com-munity to help it raise funds to continue to provide its servicesto people throughout East Suffolk.To find out more or where your nearest shop is call 01473723600 or visit www.stelizabethhospice.org.uk

finding out about me andGuillemots - so overall it'sworked out pretty well!You played a gig in Londonrecently and you had PaulMcCartney come and sayhello just before you went on- did that make you nervousgoing out to perform in frontof him?[pause] ...yeah! [laughs] Imean, I wouldn't havechanged it for the world,one of my biggest heroesand influences on mymusic... it's funny, 'All YouNeed Is Love' came on theradio the other day and I stillcouldn't believe that it was the guy who played bass andsang on that record who came to see me!He said: [in his best Scouse voice] 'I'm just coming back tosay I might have to leave before the end, so if you see megoing it's not because I don't like it!'Finally, if John Lewis let you in for a 'Supermarket Sweep'style run around the store as a payment for the advertmusic, where would you heard first?I need some new clothes... I've been wearing the sameclothes for about two years! Except suits, I keep getting givensuits! I've got seven suits at the moment! So some new casu-alwear would be good!Fyfe Dangerfield - 'She's Always A Woman' and album 'Fly

Yellow Moon' are both out now.

You might not know his name oreven the band he's still the leadsinger of ('Guillemots') - but FyfeDangerfield is certainly makingwaves thanks to a recent TV com-mercial which featured his versionof "She's Always A Woman", origi-nally recorded by Billy Joel.We started by asking if hethought it was a bit of a risk cov-ering such a well-known andwell-loved song:Yeah, there was a lot to think

about in - I've always turned down any ads that I orGuillemots have been offered before for our own songs. Ithink there was just something with this song - it was a combi-nation: I liked the song, I liked John Lewis, and the ad itself.It's weird covering a song as I'm becoming much moreknown for this - on the other hand, it must be weird for BillyJoel as it's not his version on the commercial either.What do you think of the ad itself?I like it, I think it really works! Though it didn't make me weep- I know some people have, but I don't want to be responsi-ble for mass hysteria in the country in these trying times!You had one of our your own singles being released whenthe commercial appeared on TV, and that's had to makeway for 'She's Always A Woman' - does that frustrate you atall?It's been a bit of a roundabout - yes, in a way it's frustratingbut the other end of it is that because of the song, my album[Fly Yellow Moon] has been repackaged with that track, sonow a lot of people who would never have heard of me are


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What’s On

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The lineups for StowFestThe Acoustic Sessions (5th June, Chilton Fields,2pm to 11pm)2.00pm: Amplitude acts including One Good Memory, Jaz Bullenand Callum Macbean3.00pm: Howling for Heaven (feat. Michelle Nichols)3.25pm: Nibler4.05pm: Dave Collins4.30pm: The Folk Collective5.10pm: The Ouse Valley Singles Club5.50pm: The Willows6.30pm: Dumbfoundus7.10pm: Songs From The Blue House8.10pm: Jake Morley8.35pm: The Back Porch Band9.20pm: Jake Morley9.45pm: The Back Porch Band

The Main Stage(6th June, Recreation Ground, 12pm to 7.45pm)

12.00pm: Amplitude acts including Ooh Rah! and Hooker's Green1.20pm: Blacktop Harrison2.00pm: The B Goodes2.40pm: Housework3.20pm: The Vagaband4.20pm: Underline the Sky5.00pm: South of the Border5.40pm: The Gangsters6.20pm: Steela-3-Wheela7.00pm: Roxoff

STOWMARKET FESTIVAL 27TH MAY TO 6TH JUNE The first ever Stowmarket Festival kicks off on the 27th Mayfeaturing all sorts of art and entertainment events throughoutthe town. As well as the two StowFest events, the festivalschedule is as follows:Saturday 29th May to Wednesday 2nd June: StowmarketSchools Arts Exhibition at The John Peel Centre for CreativeArts (formerly Corn Exchange).11am to 4pm each day. Entryfee: Free. More information: Linda Nixon, 07921 940001Tuesday 1st June to Saturday 5th June: Stowmarket Art ClubPresents: Art in the Heart of Suffolk (Stowmarket Arts Club 50thAnniversary Exhibition) at the United Reformed Church.Tuesday to Friday 10am to 6pm, Saturday 5th June: 10am to4pm. Entry fee: Free. More information: Dennis Copping on01449 612970 or David Goldsmith on 01449 615885,www.stowmarketartclub.co.ukTuesday 1st June: Dance and Parkour demos / classes onthe Market Place. Visit www.stowmarketfestival.co.uk for timesor contact Francesca Winters, 07794 907248, Email [email protected] 2nd June: Music in the Marketplace with theEast Anglian Traditional Music Trust. Time: 11am to 2pm. Entryfee: Free. More information: Katie Howson, 01449 771090.Thursday 3rd June: The Stowmarket Parkour Jam. Visitwww.stowmarketfestival.co.uk for times and locations or contact Francesca Winters, 07794 907248, Email [email protected] 3rd June: The Red Gables Flambeau. Red Gables,Ipswich Road, Stowmarket. Time: 6.30pm to 9pm approx.Entry Fee: Free. More Information: Louise Fairbrother, 01449673947. Email [email protected] Friday 4th June: Music in the Marketplace with Swervy WorldCabaret Band plus Farmers' Market.Time: 9am to 3pm. Entryfee: Free. More information: Daniel Harvey, 01449 776394.Friday 4th June: Live at the John Peel Centre for Creative Arts(formerly Corn Exchange) with Stowmarket Chorale andStowmarket Concert Band. Entry fee: £8 (includes a glass ofwine). Tickets: Available from The Regal, tel 01449 612825

and on the door. More information: Daniel Harvey, 01449776394.

Trash, Treasure And Jumble SaleAll proceeds going to a registered charity - At 5 Chapel LaneSomersham (well signed), on Saturday and Sunday 5th and6th June 2010 at 10am - 4pmCheaper than Charity Shops, and more Bargains than BootSale!

Suffolk Wildlife Trust Wednesday 2nd June 7.30pm - SECRET SEAS Rob SprayIf you thought that the North Sea was grey and lifeless, comeon an underwater adventure with diver and photographerRob who will introduce you to some of the exotic and unsungcreatures which live there. Wednesday 1st September 7.30pm - WILDLIFE CRIME GarthCoupland. Garth will explain how police are fighting the bat-tle against wildlife crimes. These include killing or taking pro-tected species from the wild, collecting their eggs or skins destroying nests and breeding sites, bat roosts and other pro-tected habitats and the trade in endangered species.Both events 7.30pm at St. Mary's Church Hall, Poplar Hill,Stowmarket. IP14 2AY. Adults £2.50 Children free - For moreinfo please contact John Thompson on 01449 676471

Stowmarket Local History GroupMonday 21nd June, 2010 - 'The Importance of Suffolk in theEvolution of the English Language' by Charlie Haylock.Meeting at The Salvation Army Hall, Violet Hill Road,Stowmarket. 19.30. Members £1, Non Members £3.Monday 19th July, 2010 - Visit to Badley Church, With RoyTricker. Meet at the CHURCH, 19.00. Members £1, NonMembers £3. For Further Information, 01449 615665.

Rotary Club of Stowmarket &Gipping Valley, and Stowmarket

Inner WheelAuction of Promises and Silent Auction to be held atNeedham Market Community Centre on Friday 18th June,starting at 7pm. Tickets £6, including summer buffet. Ticketsavailable from Paul's Hardware, In Harmony Beauty Studio,Needham Market Opticians, Molls and Dolls (Stowmarket),EACH Treehouse Appeal Charity Shop (Stowmarket). All pro-ceeds to: Rotary's Thanks for Life-End Polio Now campaignand East Anglian's Children's Hospice Treehouse Appeal

Flyer Sports News

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Stowmarket Volleyball ClubStowmarket Volleyball Club hasbeen punching well above it'sweight for a town of our size, com-peting in the National League formany years. They would like to getmore people in the area playingand will therefore be playing onThe Recreation Ground on Tuesdayevenings throughout the summerand welcoming adults and highschool students to join us for thesefree sessions; beginners from 6pmand experienced players from7pm. For more information seewww.stowmarket-volleyball.org.uk orcontact Andrew Whitefield ([email protected], 01473 261865 week-days daytime or 01473 687811 evenings and weekends)

Cedars Park Football Club

Cedars Park Football Club was established in April 2009.Formed with a view to eventually play on the Cedars Parkdevelopment in Stowmarket, the 'Lions' currently fulfil theirhome fixtures at Stowmarket High School. A successful inaugural season started with an impressive 10-1 away win.The team remained top of the league all season, eventuallygaining promotion by winning Div 6 of the KingsleyHealthcare Suffolk and Ipswich League in March of this year.Preparation for next season is already underway and pre season training starts on 19th June. For full details or information regarding sponsorship opportunities please contact the club on www.cedarsparkfc.co.uk

World Cup Matches atNeedham Market FC

With Beer at only £2 a pint!!!! (Until the first goal is scored)

Come along to Bloomfields (Quinton Road) and watch thefollowing games: 1. Friday 18th. June - England v Algeria K.O. - 7.30p.m.2. Sunday 27th. Last 16 match - 3.00p.m3. Friday 2nd. July - 7.30p.m 4. Saturday 3rd. July 3.00p.m. if England make it to the

quarter Finals.5. Tuesday 6th. 7.30p.m. Semi Final One6. Wednesday 7th. 7.30p.m Semi Final Two.7. Sunday 11th. July. 7.30p.m. The Final.Games 2-7 subject to England's performance!

Stowmarket at the JuniorSummer league Round 2

Stowmarket Swimming Club team arrived at a sunny Bungaypool for the second round of this year's Suffolk Junior SummerLeague on Saturday evening. As last month the first swimmersset the bar high, with the first three all gaining personal besttimes. Elysia Golding and Ruairidh Penman both achievednew best times in the 13/U 4x25m individual medley withElysia taking more than 3 seconds off her old best time andRuairidh reducing his best effort at the distance by a massive7 seconds!

Roma, in her first time at a league race, kept her head anddespite her goggles coming off stayed focussed to reduceher PB by 1.5 seconds to come 2nd in the 10/U 50m Backstroke in 41.95

There were a number of excellent races with swimmers allshowing their winning spirit. Robert Borrett was entered in threeraces and swam faster than ever before in all them, achiev-ing personal best times in the 11/U 50m Freestyle, 50m Fly,and 50m Backstroke. Eilisch Hopkins having taken 6 secondsoff her 13/U100 Fly in the last round reduced it by another twoseconds, and the followed it up with a huge 5 second prun-ing of her previous 100 Free time.

The final placings on the night were 1st Lowestoft and OultonBroad, 2nd Stowmarket, 3rd Gt Yarmouth, and joint 4th Debenand Beccles.

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