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Forthcoming Events
see also Regular Events at the bottom of the page...
TITTLESHALL & DISTRICT BOWLS CLUB
Annual Bar-B-Q
Saturday July 3rd Starting at 6pm.
The Old Ostrich High Street Tittleshall
Tickets £7.50 from Jenny Colman 5 Peakhall Road
or ring 01328 700487
MILEHAM SUMMER FETE
Saturday July 3 from 2.00 - 4.30
We've got a good mix of stalls and games lined up
plus the usual refresments and scrummy cakes
So it looks to be a good one, Don't Miss It!
MANOR DRIVE SOCIAL CLUB
Mini-Fete
Communal room at Manor Drive from 6.00pm on Friday July 9th
Stalls, Games, Raffle and Tombola.
MANOR DRIVE SOCIAL CLUB
Hunsanton Trip
Manor Drive Social Club are organising a bus to Hunstanton on Wednesday July 21st.
Leaving Manor Drive at 10.30am., and will have some spare capacity on the bus.
Seats are £5.00 and can be booked by ringing Sheila Lynn on (01328) 700978.
FRANSHAM P.C.C.
Are holding a Lunch to welcome The Rev Michael Thompson
Thursday July 15th 2010 12.30 p.m. in The Garden Room, Old Hall Lt. Fransham.
Tickets £10 to include a glass of wine available from Jenny Mallon 01362687676 in advance please
A wonderful opportunity to meet our new Rector
Proceeds to Fransham Churches
' A N E D U C A T I O N '
Saturday 24th JULY - 7.00pm for 7.30pm start
Tickets £4.50 - This includes Tea or Coffee and a Cake.
Call the Box Office on 01328 700952 for Information & Resevations
Visit www.tittleshall.com for more information
Tickets £4.50 - This includes Tea or Coffee and a Cake.
Call the Box Office on 01328 700952 for Information & Resevations
Visit www.tittleshall.com for more information
'An
Education' is set in 1962, the heroine is 16-year-old schoolgirl Jenny
Miller (Carey Mulligan), the only child of conventional, lower-middle
class parents and the film's title has a double eaning, one scholastic
and the other sentimental. First, it refers to her sixth-form work at
Twickenham girl's school, the prize pupil with a place at Oxford hers
for the taking. It also refers to the dangerous relationship that
begins when David (Peter Sarsgaard), a seemingly wealthy charmer gives
her a lift home in his sports car and threatens to deflect her
disastrously from this liberating future.
This is the world of Harold Macmillan's 'you've never had it so good' - a Britain before 1963 then the Profumo scandal opened up and gave us a view of a different, more corrupt nation, and the Beatles, The Stones and the Great Train robbers ushered in the swinging 60's and the permissive society. Great fun movie!
This is the world of Harold Macmillan's 'you've never had it so good' - a Britain before 1963 then the Profumo scandal opened up and gave us a view of a different, more corrupt nation, and the Beatles, The Stones and the Great Train robbers ushered in the swinging 60's and the permissive society. Great fun movie!
MEMORY LANE CINEMA
In Association with East Anglian Film Archive Screens
‘On Eagles Wings: The American Airforce in World War II’
Friday the 21st August 2010 7.00pm for 7.30pm Start
Tittleshall Village Hall
Tickets are £3.50 each & include refreshments of Tea/Coffee & Cakes
Call the Box Office on 01328 700952 for Information & Resevations
Visit www.tittleshall.com for more information
December
1941 and the United States of America enters World War Two.
Thousands of young Americans are draftted into the Army Airforce and
sent to England. Using airmen's memoirs and diaries, 'On Eagles
Wings' chronicles the experiences of ordinary men who risked
extraordinay danger. With dramatic original colour film the story
of the mighty Eighth is told.
STANFIELD VINTAGE TRACTOR RUNOn Sunday August 8th “Stanfield Vintage Tractor Run” starting at the Manor Farm Stanfield at 10.30 a.m.
In aid of Stanfield Church and the Air Ambulance.
Entry fee £10 per tractor with a lunch stop at The Dabbling Duck, Great Massingham. Sandwiches are provided. (£5 entry without lunch).
All enquiries at Lynn Walker 01328 700 140. There will be a Raffle, if anyone can donate a prize please drop it in to Lyn or she can collect it.
FUN DAY - Longham Cat's Protection
Please come and visit us at our Fun Day here at Dereham Cats Protection, Longham
Saturday 14th August 2010, between 11am – 3 pm.
There will be many activities, stalls gifts for sale, refreshments
FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Find us off the A47 between East Dereham and Swaffham, follow the signs for Longham.
For details contact us on 01362 687919 or visit www.dereham.cats.org.uk
FLIX IN THE STIX
' INVICTUS
(Certificate 12A)
Tittleshall Village Hall
Friday the 21st August 2010 - 7.00pm for 7.30pm Start
Tickets £4.50 & include Tea/Coffee & Homemade Cakes
For reservations & information call the
Box Office On 01328 700952
Clint Eastwood directs a tub-thumping classic of a sports drama that will have all but the most cynical cheering. This is the story of Nelson Mandela's transformation of the South African rugby team into one that represents the nation and not just the whites. Morgan Freeman excels in the lead role and Matt Damon is also excellent as the Africaans captain who helps his new President acheive the impossible.
NORTH ELMHAM FESTIVAL
August Bank Holiday Weekend: Saturday 28th, Sunday 29th, and Monday 30th.
This year's theme is 'GREAT JOURNEYS'.
Other attractions include a fairground organ, free vintage bus rides, tombola, raffle, craft and book stalls.
Refreshments are served all day, salads, home-made cakes, teas and coffees.
On Monday there is a car boot sale and a hog roast. No admission charge, ample free parking. Any profits are in aid of St Mary's, North Elmham.
Call 01362 668435 for more details. Or visit www.northelmhamvillage.org.uk for all the village news.
LITCHAM PARISH COUNCIL
Meetings to which all parishioners are welcome, are held in the Jubilee Hall on the first Monday of each month (except August and January) commencing at 7.30 p.m. and the first part of the meeting is made available for public discussion and to bring matters to the attention of councillors. Council meetings will normally take place on the first Monday of each month, but this could be subject to change in any one month. Please consult the Notice Board for the date or contact the Clerk on 01362 861112.
Litcham Common Conservation Group - Meets every second Saturday starting at 10.00 am in the Common car park off the Dunham Road. New faces are always welcome and if you are interested in joining us, or would like to find out more click here to visit the common pages on this website or call call Tim Angell on 01328 700045
Meetings to which all parishioners are welcome, are held in the Jubilee Hall on the first Monday of each month (except August and January) commencing at 7.30 p.m. and the first part of the meeting is made available for public discussion and to bring matters to the attention of councillors. Council meetings will normally take place on the first Monday of each month, but this could be subject to change in any one month. Please consult the Notice Board for the date or contact the Clerk on 01362 861112.
Litcham Common Conservation Group - Meets every second Saturday starting at 10.00 am in the Common car park off the Dunham Road. New faces are always welcome and if you are interested in joining us, or would like to find out more click here to visit the common pages on this website or call call Tim Angell on 01328 700045
Coffee Mornings at the Methodist Chapel
The Methodist Chapel in fromt street is open for Tea/Coffee every Thursday morning between 10.30am – 12.00 noon .
In the three years since these coffee mornings started they have proved to be a very popular meeting point for folk in the village and beyond. If you would like to see for yourself, come along any Thursday between 10.30a.m. and noon, you will be given a warm welcome.
PRAYER GROUP
Come and join us for prayer for the community of the Upper Nar.
A Prayer Group for the Upper Nar Benefice meets for about an hour one evening a month. For details of he time and place of the next meeting phone Anna on 01328-700650 or email annamkidd@googlemail.com
BEESTON CRICKET CLUB are holding coaching sessions on Thursdays throughout the summer.
5 to 14 year olds 6pm till 7pm,
15 and upwards 7pm till 8.30pm.
£1 a session, for more details ring Brian on 07799761412.
Mobile Library
A mobile library visits Litcham every two weeks on Mondays between 9.35 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. stopping for 15 minutes each at the Post Office, Manor Drive and Litcham Close.
Times: 9:35-9:50 POST OFFICE - 9:55-10:10 MANOR DRIVE - 10:15-10:30 LITCHAM CLOSE
Click here to download a timetable from Norfolk Library Service.
The Methodist Chapel in fromt street is open for Tea/Coffee every Thursday morning between 10.30am – 12.00 noon .
In the three years since these coffee mornings started they have proved to be a very popular meeting point for folk in the village and beyond. If you would like to see for yourself, come along any Thursday between 10.30a.m. and noon, you will be given a warm welcome.
PRAYER GROUP
Come and join us for prayer for the community of the Upper Nar.
A Prayer Group for the Upper Nar Benefice meets for about an hour one evening a month. For details of he time and place of the next meeting phone Anna on 01328-700650 or email annamkidd@googlemail.com
BEESTON CRICKET CLUB are holding coaching sessions on Thursdays throughout the summer.
5 to 14 year olds 6pm till 7pm,
15 and upwards 7pm till 8.30pm.
£1 a session, for more details ring Brian on 07799761412.
Mobile Library
A mobile library visits Litcham every two weeks on Mondays between 9.35 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. stopping for 15 minutes each at the Post Office, Manor Drive and Litcham Close.
Times: 9:35-9:50 POST OFFICE - 9:55-10:10 MANOR DRIVE - 10:15-10:30 LITCHAM CLOSE
Click here to download a timetable from Norfolk Library Service.
Mobile Police Station
is in Litcham (Back St.) on every fourth Thursday between 9 a.m. and
10.30 a.m. This is the ideal opportunity to raise local concerns and
anxieties informally and to pass on "information".