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Photography by Mike Stevenson
December 2021
Issue 122
Rendlesham
Spitfire Photography by Darren Harbar
MAGAZINE
THE DAY THE BIG CAT ROARED
RENDLESHAM REMEMBERS
LIGHT UP RENDLESHAM!
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Technical information is available at: www.rendleshampc.org.uk/ Page 4 The Queen’s Green Citizens Advice .................................................................13 Page 6 Rendlesham fireworks
magazine Canopy. Planting hope for the Church Services.................................................................14 go off with a bang!
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DON’T MISS OUT ON THE LATEST NEWS Santa’s Grand Tour...........................................................20
AND EVENTS HAPPENING IN AND Rendlesham Primary School...........................................21
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1st Rendlesham Scouts ....................................................31 Page 10 Rendlesham
Page 9 Remembrance, history
and nature were the themes for Woodbridge Camera Club...............................................33 remembers with a waterfall of
our 24 walkers. woollen poppies.
Woodbridge Art Club.......................................................34
Tide Mill charity calendar.................................................35
Woodbridge Library..........................................................36
Transition Woodbridge....................................................37
News from the Wider Community................................39
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Pitstop.................................................................................41
Deben Community Farm.................................................42
Diary Dates........................................................................46
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Parish Council News
individual or a group, with your bends and amongst the species Take care of the trees,
What would you funds including the tree itself, all to be found there will be apple, and they’ll take care of
spend £5,000 on….? it needs to be planted and pear, nut trees and of course,
protected and crucially, a plaque. oaks.
you!
Every two years the Parish Trees are amazing. These
The form has a place where you
Council holds an event called Projects like this bring a complicated, wonderful
can let us know what you want
Participatory Budgeting. This community together with a lifeforms have been on our
the plaque to say, whether that is
is where the public get to put shared objective, positive planet for thousands of years
a dedication, your family or
forward suggestions on how outcomes for wellbeing and so and they’re integral to our
business name or something
to spend £5,000. The top many opportunities to learn. survival. But how much do you
else (within reason!) Initially,
five suggestions (those that They will also bring us together really know about them?
there will be 40 trees available
receive the highest number) for the actual planting over a
for personal sponsorship and 10 1. There are more than 3 trillion
are the put to the public vote. weekend in February.
for businesses, who have a trees on earth – that’s 422
To take part you need to be a
separate rate. This gives us In all this, we will be supported times as many trees as people!
resident of Rendlesham and
room to be flexible — and for by the brilliant team at Swann’s But at the beginning of
aged 8 years or above or on
some trees to be sponsored by Nursery to get the trees in the human civilisation there 4. A tree’s leaves aren’t naturally sake of our planet’s future.
the electoral register.
smaller amounts donated. ground, staked, tied and guarded were 6 trillion. We’ve always green. A chemical
and the sponsor(s) of each tree 7. A recent survey found that
In this month’s magazine you destroyed around half the called chlorophyll makes
So many of us are wondering is Would you like to Sponsor only 1% of families in Britain
will find a suggestion slip. Planting Trees, and will be invited to play a key role. planet’s trees by clearing land them green and during the
there anything I can do to help a Tree? could identify our most
All you need to do is fill it planting hope for the for agriculture, urban autumn, less sunlight means
tackle Climate Change? As Please fill in the form in this Rendlesham has a long-standing common trees.
in and return it to the Parish future development and more. less chlorophyll is produced.
individuals, many positive issue and return it to the Parish relationship with Swann’s 8. 2% of the UK’s land is
Office. Alternatively, you can 2. Trees can ‘talk’ to each other That’s why leaves turn red,
You may have heard of the actions are intangible (such as Office, along with your choice Nursery (where the trees will be covered by ‘ancient
email us your suggestion to and even share nutrients yellow, orange and even
Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) switching energy supplier or of payment method. sourced from) who have woodland,’ meaning
admin@rendleshampc.org.uk through the wood wide web, purple during colder months.
project happening all over the bank), so it can be frustrating This could make a great provided their expert advice and woodland that has existed
with PB in the subject line. using special fungi on their
UK. An ambitious initiative to not to be able to do more. But Christmas present! consultation. At the time of 5. Trees release chemicals called since the 1600s in England
The deadline for submitting reading this you will probably be roots called mycorrhiza. Trees phytoncides and research has
mark Her Majesty’s Platinum projects work best in the short and Wales (and since the
your suggestions is 31 These trees will be an amazing about to appreciate the in forests are connected in shown that when we breathe
Jubilee in 2022, the QGC and long term when they are 1750s in Scotland).
December 2021. The top five start to our commitment to gorgeous Christmas Tree that giant webs that allow them them in it can reduce blood
encourages the planting of trees community led. That is why the 9.The UK’s oldest tree is
suggestions will be published increase tree cover and enhance Swann’s Nursery donate to the to communicate and share pressure, lower anxiety
to create a legacy in honour of Queen’s Green Canopy in thought to be a yew in
in the February magazine and green spaces stated in village, as they do each year! vital resources like water and and even increase our pain
the Queen’s leadership of the Rendlesham will belong to you. Scotland - estimated to be an
the big vote will take place on Rendlesham’s Climate Action even carbon. threshold. Trees can make us
Nation, benefitting future Each one of the 70 trees will This is an opportunity to be incredible 3,000 years old.
Saturday 12 March 2022. Strategy. We all know the 3. There are around 60,000 happier, more relaxed and
generations. hold special significance to a part of a tangible, long term,
benefits of trees, including species of trees in the world more creative. Want to play your part in
Some of the previous person, family, collective or on-your-doorstep project that
We couldn’t let such a carbon dioxide sequestration – and about 300 are critically protecting our planet’s trees?
winners were: business — meaning that as a symbolises your love for where 6. As many as 5 billion trees are
momentous occasion pass and providing food or habitat to endangered. More than Share these facts now and let
•Skatepark community, we can all care for you live, a commitment to tackle cut down every year for
Rendlesham by, so along with local wildlife. The majority of half of all tree species only everyone know why you’re a
•Landscaping them, protect them and be climate change and honouring agriculture and some
many other Platinum Jubilee the trees will be located along exist in a single country too, #ForceForNature.
proud of them. the reign of Her Majesty Queen estimates put this figure as
•Jubilee Park perimeter path celebrations next year, there will the path, creating shade as well. so it’s vital that we protect The Tree Council 2021
Elizabeth II. high as 15 billion. We need
•Outdoor gym be 70 trees planted in Jubilee In this edition of the Magazine, What’s good for the planet is them from threats like
Vic Proctor every tree we have for the
Park, one to mark each year of you will find a form giving you good for us too! There will be deforestation and disease.
What would you like to see in the Queen’s reign. the first opportunity to Sponsor two small clusters of trees as
your village? a Tree. You can do this as an focal points where the path By contacting Rendlesham Parish Council you agree your contact details may be held and processed for the purpose of correspondence and services we provide. We
only keep information for as long as necessary. We do not share your information with third parties.
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Rendlesham Fireworks
Friday November 5th and Saturday November 6th saw the much-anticipated The total amount collected in donations reached a staggering
return of Rendlesham Fireworks. It didn’t disappoint! and record-breaking £2446!
As the funfair rolled into Jubilee The fireworks, provided by
Photograph by Mike Stevenson
Park, the portaloos arrived, the Fully Fused, were absolutely
picnic benches appeared and incredible and lit up the skies
pitches were marked out, the above a packed Jubilee Park for
excitement was palpable for an at least 15 minutes, the finale
event that was sorely missed by being met with a huge round of
Rendlesham residents last year. applause.
While the funfair and caterers As always, the event was free,
warmed up on Friday evening, with any voluntary donations
it became clear that Rendlesham going towards the cost of next
was ready to forget the year’s event.
difficulties of the last few years The total amount collected in
and enjoy a wonderful weekend donations reached a staggering
of fireworks, food and fun! and record-breaking £2446!
Rendlesham Scouts worked The event was supported by
their socks off both on days, EA-CAT and Falcon Fire and
providing their legendary BBQ, Rescue were also in attendance
homemade cakes and sweet as well as many volunteer
stall, making much needed Stewards
profits for their fundraising.
Rendlesham Parish Council
Our other caterers were rushed would like to thank everyone
off their feet over both days who volunteered to help or
including a late addition - supported the event in any way.
Heather’s Soup Kitchen!
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Roast sprouts with walnuts Explore Rendlesham
& pomegranates
Sprouts. The Devil’s own vegetable. Nasty little green bomblets of noxious It was a day of Remembrance, lunch of soup and bread, kindly Below: R-Platoon getting ready to tread boldly where no residents have officially
Photography by Heather Heelis and Sarah-0Jane Quick
history and nature as 24 prepared by Sarah-Jane who gone before, off on the Historic Rendlesham Footpath. (Taking in the sites and
aftergas! But perhaps you love ‘em and can’t wait for the official moment to enthusiastic walkers, with litter was holding the fort for the the country, and armed to do a bit of litter picking too).
picks in hand, started out monthly litter pick in the village
enjoy these pellets of poison, but just want another way of cooking them? on the Explore Rendlesham square. Our litter haul from the
From ‘Delicious’ Magazine. Historic Route, which took us
out through Suffolk Drive, the
walk added to the growing pile
of black bags waiting for us on
old officers’ quarters (taking our return…. Although we did
Well, you don’t need bacon Method Nutrition in some stunning Ink Cap admit defeat on retrieving the
to pep up the flavour of your Heat the oven to 200°C/180°C Calories 130kcals toadstools on the way, past St abandoned fridge in Ivy Lodge
Crimbo Sprouts, as this super fan/gas 6. Toss 800g trimmed Fat 7.1g Fat Gregory’s Church where we Road!
simple, quick recipe proves, and halved brussels sprouts with (1g Saturated) remembered those that had
topped off with walnuts and a glug of veg oil on a roasting Protein 4.7g fallen during the wars and of
pomegranate seeds. tray, then roast for 10 minutes. Carbohydrates 8.8g Carbs the American pilot who lost
(6.2g Sugars) his life is 1993 when his plane
Ingredients Add 50g walnut halves and a
Fibre 6.1g Fibre crashed whilst on flying over
800g trimmed and halved handful of fresh sage leaves,
Salt Trace Salt Norfolk.
brussels sprouts toss to coat, then return to the
Vegetable oil oven for 5 minutes. A minute’s silence was observed
50g walnut halves Drizzle 2-3 tbsp pomegranate at 11am before continuing
a handful of fresh sage leaves molasses over, shake the tin to on and into the woodland to
2-3 tbsp pomegranate molasses coat everything, then tip onto a admire the mature oaks in all
A handful of pomegranate warmed serving plate or bowl their autumnal colours before
seeds and scatter over a handful of passing by Ivy Lodge and back
pomegranate seeds. to the community centre via
Broom Belt and Whitmore
Copse to a much welcomed
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Rendlesham Remembers
Have you seen the waterfall of scarlet poppies descending from the Oak tree Below: The waterfall of poppies,
knitted by members of the community
next to the Community Centre and surrounding the silhouette of ‘Tommy’? to commemorate the 100th anniversary
of the Royal British Legion.
Below: Jane Bultz, Doreen Wyartt & Sarah-Jane Quick. This stunning tribute was the Jenny Roe
brainchild of Parish Clerk, Kay Nash
Photograph by Heather Heelis and Sarah-Jane Quick
Heather Heelis whose armchair Linda MacFarlane
army of knitters and crocheters, Liz Morrison
lovingly created an incredible Lynn Duffney
719 poppies over several weeks. Mandi Cox-Osborne
Michelle Fairweather
The initiative gave rise to the
Nienke Jordan
formation of a dedicated group
Sam Tye
who met up to knit, crochet and
Sarah-Jane Quick
chat. Even complete novices
Sue Hudson
were welcomed and given
Sue Lincoln
instruction, wool and a pattern.
Val Edwards
It was a heartening turnout and Val Stannard
a very jolly afternoon shared by Wendy Nicholls
both experienced ninja knitters
Thank you everyone for your
some new to the village, like
selfless efforts! And we mustn’t
Lynn Duffney - and complete
forget Heather, our Above: Lynn Duffney & Janet Cook
novice no-marks in the form
indefatigable Clerk, who spent
of Sarah-Jane Quick and Ben
three nights on the trot tying all Right: Mandi Cox-Osborne (Suffolk
Lincoln.
719 poppies to the display. Community Fundraiser for the Royal
Once all the poppies were British Legion Poppy Appeal
collected, Heather painstakingly If we have accidentally left your
arranged them to form the name off this list, apologies. No Below: Heather Heelis, our
display, as seen opposite. offence is intended, we were indefatigable Clerk, who spent three
simply inundated by kind offers nights on the trot tying all 719
As well as being a superb and bags of your amazing poppies to the display.
community effort and a handiwork. Please let us know if
fantastic tribute, the result is we need to amend our list.
simply beautiful.
Mandi Cox-Osborne (Suffolk
Many thanks to all those who Community Fundraiser for the
helped create this extraordinary Royal British Legion Poppy
sea of woollen poppies: Appeal) said: “An amazing
Annie Whatling tribute to the fallen and
Ben Lincoln recognising the RBL’s 100th
Above: Sue and Ben Lincoln. You can’t keep a good woman down! Nothing
Brenda Fradd year. Every stitch, every Poppy
was going to stop Sue Lincoln getting her dexterity back after a recent stroke.
Chris Blight created by crafters gifting their
Two poppies later, thank you very much Sue!
Doreen Wyartt time and either using their own
Heather Heelis materials or the kind donations
Jane Bultz from Rendlesham Parish
Janet Cook Council - thank you to everyone
Janet Cant (from Ipswich) involved. I also loved the Poppy
Jean Murray ‘rocks’ that stood proud in the
Jenny Groom hedge line opposite Costcutters’
Jenny Ingram car park.”
As well as being a superb community
effort and a fantastic tribute, the
result is simply beautiful.
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Consumer Corner Fun Christmas Facts
As our email accounts continue to be hacked on ‘Jingle Bells’ was the that famous tune, count all the
gifts bestowed upon the lucky
3D-printed chocolate peacocks,
feathers, ostrich eggs, and
first song played in
a daily basis, Suffolk Trading Standards have space.
singer in the lyrics—French bottles of perfume on the tree,
hens, turtle doves, calling birds, which is worth a whopping £11
some advice. So you’re the first crew in space, and so much more—you’ll end million!
floating amongst the stars. What up with 364 presents.
Your email password should be tune do you put on the juke Tinsel was once made
With so many of us spending
strong and different to all your box? Well, the crew of NASA’s In Ukraine, spiders are of real silver.
time online, it’s more important
than ever we protect our other passwords. This will make Gemini 6A space flight got into symbols of good luck Throwing some tinsel on your
accounts. it harder to crack or guess. the Christmas spirit and made at Christmas. tree has been a quick and
history when they played ‘Jingle
Create stronger passwords with Using 3 random words is a good When you think about inexpensive way to jazz up your
Bells’ on 16 December 1965,
three random words. Find out way to create a strong, unique Christmas creatures, spiders holiday décor, for years. But it
earning the jolly jingle the
how you can stay Cyber Aware password that you will don’t automatically spring to used to be a much pricier
Guinness World Record for
at www.ncsc.gov.uk/ remember. mind. But in Ukraine, families adornment. According to the The first Christmas card
being the first song ever played
cyberaware/home often add spider-web ornaments BBC, tinsel has its origins in the
You should also protect your in space.
to their trees as a reminder of a
ever sent is worth
early 1600s in Nuremberg,
If a hacker gets into your email, other important accounts, such The NORAD Santa lovely seasonal story about how Germany, where people used almost £20,000.
they could: as banking or social media. these 8-legged critters once used thin strands of real silver in On 24 November 2001, a
Tracker was created
• reset your other account their silky string to decorate the their trees to reflect candlelight, Christmas card was sold at
out of a child’s tree of a poor widow and her
passwords as they used to put real candles auction in Devizes, Wiltshire,
innocent mistake. children. in their trees. Since silver was for £20,000, making it the most
• access information you have
The North American Aerospace expensive, being able to use valuable Christmas card in the
Using 3 random words is a good way saved about yourself or your
business Defense Command (NORAD) A Christmas tree in tinsel in your tree was world. That’s because it was
has been tracking Santa’s Spain is worth
to create a strong, unique password journey around the world since £11million.
something of a status symbol. “considered the world’s first
Christmas card,” according to
Eggnog dates back to
that you will remember. 1958. The innovation was
triggered in 1955, when a young
Most of us have Christmas
medieval times.
Guinness World Records, which
decorations that we hold dear notes that it “was sent by Sir
child accidentally dialed the for sentimental reasons, but the For many, Eggnog is the go-to Henry Cole, a Bath-born
unlisted phone number of the ornaments that adorn the drink of the festive season, one businessman, to his
Continental Air Defense Christmas tree at the Kempinski that has a history dating all the grandmother in 1843 and is
Command (CONAD) Hotel Bahia, near Marbella, has way back to medieval times and hand-coloured by London
Operations Center in Colorado a different type of value. The a drink called ‘posset.’ Made illustrator John Calcott
Springs, Colorado, believing she tree is festooned with red, white, with sweetened and spiced milk Horsley.” The lithographed
was calling Santa Claus after pink, and black diamonds, as that was curdled with ale or illustration depicts a
seeing a promotion in a local well as jewelry from Bulgari, wine and served hot, monks in multigenerational family
newspaper. The duty Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, the 13th century “enjoyed” this enjoying a Christmas party and
commander, Col. Harry Shoup, and Chanel. And just for good mixture with the addition of there are only 12 of the original
saw an opportunity to create a measure, you’ll also find eggs and figs. 1,000 cards still in existence.
little Christmas magic, and
assured the child that CONAD
would guarantee Santa a safe
journey from the North Pole -
sparking the idea to track Santa’s
How can we
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heating and air conditioning Christmas my true love sent to 10am-4pm Mon-Fri. advice.
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Grooming and pampering with qualified groomers true love sent to me… Two Or email: supervisor@leistoncab.cabnet.org.uk
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Church Services The Vicar’s Voice
Date Time Place Service Officiant Dear friends, accept this precious gift with joy
Wednesday 1st December 10.00am St Felix Holy Communion Rev Mandy and thanksgiving, or we can say
December, and the month when
“how lovely was that?” after the
Sunday 5th December 9.30am All Saints, Eyke Holy Communion Rev Mandy we get excited about
Nativity Play or Carol Service is
Advent 2 11am Bromeswell Family Service Greg & Charlotte Christmas… or the month we
finished, and then not give Jesus
11am St Felix Holy Communion Rev Mandy dread !
another thought until next year.
11am Shottisham Morning Praise Helene Berry No doubt, as December draws
With the birth of Jesus, God
Wednesday 8th December 10.00am St Felix Informal Worship Rev Mandy on, many of you will be making
says to us all, “Here is my gift to
5.30pm Shottisham Carols around the village Rev Mandy preparations for the big day.
you, the gift of your salvations,
Writing and sending a myriad of
Sunday 12th December 9.30am Bromeswell Christingle Service Stephen N hope and love”. And it is pure,
Christmas cards, buying a new
Advent 3 9.30am St Gregory Holy Communion Rev Mandy unconditional love for everyone
real tree or getting the old well
11am St Felix Carols and Lessons Rev Mandy for all time.
used one out of the attic,
11am Sutton Morning Praise Helen Shand together with all the decorations No matter how rich or poor we
3pm Wantisden Carols & Lessons Rev Mandy and tinsel, doing the food are, we all need the gift of love.
6pm Shottisham Evensong Mel/Helen shopping including the treats To love and be loved. The birth
Wednesday 15th December 10am St Felix Informal Worship Rev Mandy that only come along at this of Jesus in a stable all those
time of year, visiting family who years ago is the gift of love
Sunday 19th December 9.30am Bromeswell Holy Communion Rev Kevan we haven’t seen for a couple of given to everyone.
Advent 4 9.30am All Saints, Eyke Morning Prayer Rev Mandy years, especially during the
11am St Felix Prayer and Praise Greg Gooch I would like to take this
pandemic, and of course, there all, it’s the thought that counts would have been so hurt. I opportunity, of behalf of St
11am All Saints, Sutton Holy Communion Rev Mandy is the choosing, buying and isn’t it? hugged them and said my Felix and St Gregory’s churches
6pm Shottisham Carols and Lessons Rev Judith wrapping of just the right gift “Thank Yous” and after
I well remember one Christmas and congregations, to wish you
6.30pm St Gregory Carols and Lessons Rev Mandy for family and friends. Christmas was over and we
when I was a little girl, all I all a very blessed Christmas, and
Wednesday 22nd December 10am St Felix Informal Worship Rev Mandy And, no doubt, as we hand over really wanted was a pink Petite tidied everything away, I duly a peaceful New Year
the gift, we will eagerly await the typewriter, and I hoped so much hid the gift under my bed for a
Friday 24th December 3pm St Felix Christmas Communion Rev Mandy number of years! I’m sure they With my love and prayers as
reaction from our loved one, for it. But, my mum and dad,
Christmas Eve 4pm All Saints, Sutton Family Carols Helen/Will never noticed!! always,
and hopefully, it will be a being as practical as ever,
4.30pm St Felix Carols & Crib Service Greg & Charlotte reaction of joy and delight. bought me a proper typewriter, On Christmas morning, we will Rev Mandy Xx
5pm Bromeswell Carols & Crib Service Rev Mandy and they said it would stand me celebrate the greatest of all gifts
And of course, just as we are
5pm All Saints, Eyke Family Christmas Service Stephen N in good stead later. Well, I was given, the birth of the Babe of
busy watching their faces, they’ll
9.30pm Shottisham Midnight in Bethlehem Rev Mandy soooo disappointed, but I didn’t Bethlehem. And, as with all
be watching ours too. And after
9.30pm St Gregory Midnight in Bethlehem Rev Kevan want them to know that as they gifts, we have the choice to
Saturday 25th December 9.30am All Saints, Eyke Holy Communion Rev Mandy
Christmas Day 11am Bromeswell Christmas Eucharist Rev Mandy
11am All Saints, Sutton Christmas Eucharist Rev Judith
Below: Breakfast at St Felix with the Breakfast with an Lightwave groups can meet in
Archdeacon Archdeacon pubs, clubs, homes, offices and
schools, working in a variety of
Photographs by Lexie Chappel
On the first Saturday in ways of praying and
October, we had another of our worshipping alongside the more
Saturday Breakfasts in St Felix, traditional way of worship.
which included a talk from our Lightwave groups are ways of
guest of the month, praying with and supporting
Archdeacon Sally Gaze, who others in their journey of faith.
told us a little about the Suffolk
Diocesan initiative, Lightwave. Sally’s talk made it clearer as to
what Lightwave is all about, and Information St Gregory the Great St Felix of Dunwich
We had heard about Lightwave,
but no one really knew what it’s she was prepared to answer Baptisms, marriages, funerals Ashe Road, Walnut Tree Avenue
aims were. some tough questions on how & pastoral needs: Rendlesham Rendesham
best we can get out and about Rev Mandy Reynolds Woodbridge Woodbridge
Lightwave is an initiative for here in Rendlesham, by doing 01394 420129 IP12 2QY IP12 2GG
rural communities to meet in things a little differently. She revmandy.rendlesham@yahoo.com Church Wardens: Church Wardens:
places other than church, which certainly gave us food for
we are aware, isn’t for everyone. thought. Thank you Sally. General enquiries: Liz Morrison 01394 460582 Nigel Harding 01394 420419
info@rendleshamchurch.org Caroline Bunbury 01394 460235 Matthew Reynolds 07716 728608
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Tel: 01728 363 561
Rev Mandy visits the new British D Day Memorial at
Ver Sur Mer, which was officially unveiled on 6th June
this year Below: With Henry, Viscount
Montgomery at the new British
Memorial.
Normandy Re-visited I also led a Service of We had an amazing week, and
Photograph by Rev Mandy Reynolds
Remembrance at the new the weather held out beautifully
At the end of October, I was British Memorial. for us. The numbers of the
privileged to visit the new veterans are sadly but inevitably
British D Day Memorial at Ver The veterans each laid a wreath
dwindling, and so, it is a sheer
Sur Mer, which was officially in memory of their mates, the
pleasure and joy to cherish the
unveiled on 6th June this year, ones who didn’t come home. A
ones we have left.
and which overlooks Gold service was also held
Rev Mandy,
Beach and the remains of the We also visited the town of Chaplain to the Normandy Veterans
Mulberry Harbour. Arromanches, and spent a lovely
We had eight Normandy afternoon looking at the
Veterans with us, all now in Memorial Garden up on the
their very late 90’s and even one cliffs, overlooking the town. We
in his 101st year. I have been the also enjoyed a trip to Juno Below: Taking a short service at
Chaplain to Normandy Veterans Beach, the Canadian beach, and Ranville Commonwealth War
for 12 years, and once again had had a tour of the museum there. Cemetery;
the honour of officiating at a We were all treated to a
service in the coastal town of delicious banquet by the Mayor
Coleville Montgomery, standing and people of Arromanches, a
Inspected and rated under the imposing statue of reception by the Mayor of Caen
Field Marshall Montgomery in the beautiful town hall or
Now admitting with his grandson, Henry,
Viscount Montgomery in
attendance.
Mairie, and the Veterans were
applauded wherever they went.
residents for Nursing Care
We had eight Normandy Veterans
Allonsfield House farm launch Come and view our with us, all now in their very late 90’s
Meet our farm manager Mason new luxury suites and even one in his 101st year.
who is introducing the first
arrivals at Allonsfield Farm to our
residents. He is leading on our Below: Rev Mandy with Veteran Joe (98yrs young) and The “Boys” visit
farm project to bring fresh air Pegasus Bridge
and activities for residents and Right Rev Mandy with “The Boys” beside a Horsa Glider
the wider community – as well as
providing tasty fruit, vegetables
and eggs.
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Let there be light!
Light up ....and music, dancing, singing, delicious food and drink, festive fun, Father
Christmas, and, oh, did we mention a rather fantastic Winter Wonderland?
Rendlesham
Light Up Rendlesham! This year, we are going one who will arrive on his be there serving delicious hot
better and will welcome Father magnificent sleigh to switch the drinks and cakes.
We all know that Christmas Christmas to Rendlesham not on lights at 4.30pm.
2020 was, well, a bit of a There will also be donuts,
once, but twice!
compromise as we were unable After the lights swtich on, popcorn, sweets and candyfloss
to enjoy all the usual parties, The annual lights switch on in Father Christmas will take up for sale.
celebrations and events that hep the Village Square has given us a residence in his magical Winter
Our friends, Zee and Danny at
to make it special. great excuse to celebrate a Wonderland themed grotto. We
Costcutter have very generously
gradual return to normality and are not giving too much away
Plans to spend it with family offered to sponsor the mince
we have lots planned! about this but we guarantee,
Join us on Sunday, December 5th
and loved ones were dashed due pies - so come along to the
there will be A LOT of snow,
to Covid restrictions and even a On Sunday December 5th at Parish Council gazebo to grab
stunning twinkly lights and a lot
visit to see Father Christmas in 3pm, the Village Square will yours along with a free cup of
of trees, with possibly a few
from 3pm in the Village Square
his grotto was not allowed. come alive with a fantastic party non-alcoholic punch.
reindeer to spot!
atmosphere and entertainment
However, Rendlesham Parish If you fancy something a little
inlcuding muisc and fun from Excited? We certainly are!
Council bought the Main Man stronger (it is Christmas after
DJ Glenn Knights, a dance
and his team of elves to you As well as all this, we are all!), pop in to the Boardwalk
display by the Chloe Kinrade
with ‘Santa’s Grand Tour’, delighted that Rendlesham Bar which will be open.
School of Dance, Rendlesham
3pm The party starts with DJ Glenn from RCR delivering chocolate to many
very excited and happy children
Primary School Choir, a
children’s ride and of course,
Scouts are joining us yet again
to provide their fantastic BBQ
and Thea’s Coffi-Hut will also
Father Christmas will return on
Tuesday December 21st for his
across the village.
3.15pm Chloe Kinrade School of Dance display
Father Christmas and his elves Grand Tour of Rendlesham!
Photograph by Mike Stevenson
3.30pm Rendlesham Primary School Choir
3.50pm Father Christmas arrives!
4.30pm Countdown to the lights switch-on
4.35pm Visit Father Christmas in his magical
Winter Wonderland-themed grooo!
Also...
Scouts’ BBQ and hot drinks from Coffi-Hut
Free non-alcoholic punch
Mince pies sponsored by
Children’s ride, candy floss, popcorn,
donuts and sweets
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Santa’s Grand Tour Rendlesham Primary School
It’s back! Coming to a road near There will be jingle bells, twinkly
lights and Christmas tunes to
so we have asked him to put a
few sugar free, dairy free and
The Eco Council have done a fantastic job with the autumn/winter
you!
A magnificent accompany him all the way as nut free treats in his sack of planting in the village square.
On Tuesday, December 21st, our mobile PA system will be goodies.
sleigh, cheeky Rendlesham welcomes back a following Santa on his route.
If you have a child with an Led by Mike Bone, Village A huge thank you ‘Mr Bone’
elves, a sack-full very special visitor! Last year
Photograph by M. Bone
To make things even more intolerance, please advise one of Handyman, the group planted who organized the work party.
Coronavirus prevented many
of goodies, jingle events from taking place and
exciting, use the Santa Tracker
to follow his location on Google
the elf team as the convoy nears
your home and they will do
over 100 pansies in the planters
providing a splash of colour
the annual visit to Santa’s grotto
bells, Christmas couldn’t happen. However, this
Maps - his location will be
updated every 30 seconds so it’s
their best to help. Unfortunately,
due to time constraints, we
over the next few months.
tunes the big man year, not only can you visit Santa
in his grotto at our Light Up
a great way to make sure your cannot take instructions prior to
himself.... Rendlesham event on December
family is ready as he approaches
your road.
the event to deliver to specific
addresses.
5th, he will also be visiting you!
Who’s excited? From 4pm, Santa, in his
Details of the Santa Tracker link Keep you eyes peeled on
will be published nearer the time Social Media for news of any
magnificent sleigh, will be doing
on www.rendlesham.suffolk.gov. of Santa’s missing items to be
a grand tour of Rendlesham
uk as well as on Facebook. found - last year he lost his
with a sack full of chocolate
sleigh licence!
goodies for all the children in We don’t want any child to
the village. miss out on a treat from Santa
because of food interolerances
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and every 3 x 3 box contains
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The day the big cat roared
Across from Rendlesham at the former Bentwaters United States Air Force Those who flew and worked on the Jaguar had nothing but praise for the
base, in a Hardened Aircraft Shelter, there lurks a very special rare beast.. type, something that could not often be said of its contemporaries.
Since it opened in 2007, deliver bombs and missiles, Those who flew and worked on airframes), it soon developed
Photograph by Simon Parker
Bentwaters Cold War Museum carry out reconnaissance and the Jaguar had nothing but into an ambitious project to
has been involved in the provide a tactical nuclear strike praise for the type, something return XX741 to ground
restoration of aircraft that were role. Such was its success that it that could not often be said of running, and ultimately fast
seen in Suffolk skies throughout was exported to India (still in its contemporaries which taxying condition. To do this a
the Cold War, including those use), Oman, Ecuador and proved both difficult to fly and dedicated Jaguar restoration
that were based at the airfield. Nigeria and used in numerous a maintenance challenge! team was formed, latterly led by
conflicts and military operations Al Vernon who had worked on
One of them is very special and The museum had acquired
in Mauritania, Chad, Iraq, the type in RAF service.
is believed to be the only fully several airframes and gained
Bosnia, and Pakistan. For the Museum Manager, Graham
functional example in RAF experience with restoration
United Kingdom and France it Haynes, also being ex-RAF, has
specification left. The techniques, so when SEPECAT
was a major contributor to been the guiding force behind
SEPECAT Jaguar was a jet Jaguar GR.1A XX741 became
NATO in the latter half of the the project. The financing,
fighter built for the British and available it was eagerly
Cold War and then played a which is of eye-watering
French air forces in the 1960’s purchased in 2009 with the help
significant part in the Gulf War magnitude, has also been
and 70’s by a joint venture of a very generous donation by
where the Jaguar was praised for managed separately from the
between British Aircraft long time society member Brian
its reliability and performance. museum. Over the years, a
Corporation and Breguet which Smee (who sadly passed away
number of Jaguar-experienced
formed the Société Européenne It was not until 1 July 2005 that last year).
ex-RAF personnel have joined
de Production de l’avion Ecole it was withdrawn from French
Whilst there was always a desire the volunteers and provided the
de Combat et d’Appui Tactique operations and the Royal Air
to effect a restoration to the knowledge and skills necessary
(SEPECAT) to develop and sell Force in April 2007 when it was
highest standard (as with all to operate a military jet with
the attack and training type. replaced by the Tornado and the
Eurofighter Typhoon. Right: Museum volunteers dressed in Nuclear, Biological and Chemical suits
With the first flight in 1968, it
could fly at supersonic speeds, designed to protect against attack from weapons that were expected in a conflict
with the Soviet Bloc. Not the most comfortable of clothing but essential for
Left: The Jaguar team includes retired RAF pilots who flew the type during training in case the Cold War turned hot!
their service career. They are able to perform the taxi runs and provide an Below: With the darkness comes atmosphere and museum re-enactors add
authentic look for the photographer realism. The clothing and equipment worn is in keeping with the period the
Below: The team of re-enactors and Al Vernon, team leader, second from right. Jaguar was in service. Here, a large bomb is being loaded by an original loader.
Photograph by LSimon Parker
Photograph by Simon Parker
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afterburners! This includes enthusiasts who came from far the event for the 80 guests with Plans are being made to see the
Photograph by Simon Parker
Photograph by Simon Parker
aircrew to perform the taxi runs. afield to see the Jaguar (some safety a priority. Access to the Jag in action again with it is
As each step was achieved, the from Belgium and the Jaguar to take the photos and hoped a taxi run in the spring.
ambition grew. Netherlands as well as Scotland, having a good time was the aim
The restoration of the Jaguar
Wales and Cornwall), to of the museum with guests
The first-phase roll out occurred has been an astonishing
photograph it in an authentic escorted around the airfield,
in 2013 with many of the basics achievement and the museum
setting with re-enactors dressed food outlet and toilets set up,
restored and working. A and the volunteers are rightly
in the correct clothing and using and original military mobile
quantum leap was needed to get proud of being able to claim the
original ground equipment. lighting trolleys in place out in
to fast-taxi condition which took only Jaguar to have been
the dark unlit area chosen as the
another seven years. In early It was held late afternoon and returned to working order and
set. As someone remarked, it
2020, the magnificent sight of a into the evening to make full capable of a fast taxi. The Big
was like a Hollywood film set!
roaring Cat was witnessed by the use of the fading light and Cat lives to prowl and roar
Despite the rain and cold the
team as it hurtled down the create the atmosphere of a Cold again!
feedback from everyone was
Bentwaters runway in a test at War frontline attack jet being
very positive. Simon Gladas
fast taxi speed...over 100 mph! readied for a mission.
Recently, a special photo shoot A great deal of planning and
was organised for aviation work was involved in holding
Right: The pilot greets the crew after a mission…re-enacting scenes such as these
Photograph by Simon Parker
Photograph by Simon Parker
are what the keen aviation photographers come from far afield to shoot.
Below: Over 80 photographers attended the photo shoot and mobile floodlights
Below: Jaguar XX741 arriving at the museum in 2009 less wings, engines and
illuminate the Jaguar with the rain reflections adding to the atmosphere.
great deal of other parts.
The Big Cat is towed back to its lair. A very successful day and lots of fun for
both the guests and the museum volunteers. XX741 returns to its hangar after a successful photo shoot at night
Photograph by Tracy Frost
Photograph by Simon Parker
Photograph by Simon Parker
The Big Cat is towed back to its lair. A very successful day and lots
of fun for both the guests and the museum volunteers
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Spotlight on a local business
Bright lights need bright sparks!
Glenn Knights is a With experience in so many specification, at the right price
Rendlesham resident, DJ different settings, Glenn can and on time.” Glenn’s safety tips
and Electrician. He chatted test and inspect all types of for Christmas lights
Your peace of mind is further
to us about his new venture installation, undertake portable Never:
guaranteed by the fact Glenn
- Glenn Knights Electrical appliance testing (PAT), manage •Use any lights outdoors
is registered in the NAPIT
Services. Find out more electric heating installations unless they are specially
Competent Persons scheme —
about what Glenn can do. and repairs, positive ventilation designed for outdoor, all-
which means that not only is he
systems – and all types of weather use.
Glenn says: “You all know subject to random inspection by
maintenance and repair in large
me as DJ Glenn, but with them but can sign off his own •Connect different lighting
and small installations, even
everything that’s happened work and notify the appropriate sets together.
sound & lighting installations...
over the last 18 months, it was building control department •Connect lights to the
time to switch up my business But the ace up his sleeve is that when needed, potentially saving supply whilst they’re still in
model. So I launched GLENN he has very good experience of the customer time and money. their packaging.
KNIGHTS ELECTRICAL working on the ex-American
Find Glenn on Facebook @ •Remove or insert lamps
SERVICES at the end of houses in Rendlesham and
Glenn Knights Electrical while the chain is
Rendlesham
September 2021. I’d been Sutton, and in working on the
Services connected to the mains
talking about it off and on for buildings over on the old base.
Glenn shared some safety tips supply.
ages, but the timing was finally
COMMUNITY CENTRE His promise to local residents? •Overload your sockets
right and I haven’t looked back. for Rendlesham householders,
“My quotes are free and I and try to avoid the
because there’s some big sparkly
“Of course, I’m no newbie, I take time to understand your use of extension leads or
event coming up soon…
actually started my electrical requirements. If I can’t fulfil multi-plug adaptors.
career in 1985 and have worked them, I will say so, but then
in most areas of the industry. So suggest someone who would
I offer over 30 years’ experience be able to help. But most
and am fully qualified and important of all for you is that I
switched on to the latest state my hourly rate before any
BS7671 wiring regulations. work begins and only carry out
the work that is agreed. I won’t
“I provide installation,
sneak in any extras or additions
maintenance and repairs in all
without talking them through
domestic, commercial, industrial
and getting your approval
and agricultural settings and
first. So you can be certain of
am happy doing large and small
a good job with me, to your
projects.”
I offer over 30
years’ experience
and am fully
qualified and
switched on
to the latest
BS7671 wiring
regulations.
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1st Rendlesham Scout Group
MELTON
MOWERS LTD THE
Monday Fundraising
With limited fundraising
opportunities over the last
Remembrance
After being unable to put our
Remembrance Display out last
Sale
LAWNMOWERS few years, and with the Scout year it was wonderful to see it
Association making it a return this year. The display was
& GARDEN requirement due to COVID to made in 2019 with help from
reduce the number of young Beavers through to Explorers
MACHINERY people in each tent when along with the residents of
Over 1000 lots every week,
camping, we are delighted that Rendlesham Care Centre. Each
to include cottage antiques &
with the support of Community cross bears the name of those
TO modern furniture, household appliances Action Suffolk, we were from Rendlesham, Eyke and
TIME UR & garden machinery successful in being awarded a Tunstall who died in WW1 and
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Viewing every Saturday 9am – 12 noon & from from East Suffolk Council to
The Remembrance Service
8.30am on the morning of the auction purchase new tents.
BO was held outdoors at All Saints
NOW Refreshments available
from the tea room We would also like to extend a Church, Sutton and all of our
All rooms live online huge thank you to Rendlesham sections were represented.
Parish Council, our Beaver,
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the-saleroom.com Cub, Scout, Explorer and adult
We thank Rev Mandy for
welcoming us to be part of the
volunteers and everyone that
2 Peartree Cottages, Station Road, came and made a purchase
service and all our young people
and parents who attended
Melton, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP12 1PY from our BBQ, cake, coffee
with a special mention for our
and glowstick/sweets tents at
01394 382983
Clarke & Simpson Auction Centre,
flag bearers, Ollie, Archie and
Campsea Ashe, Nr Wickham Market, Suffolk IP13 0PS t: 01728 746323 Rendlesham Village Fireworks.
www.clarkeandsimpson.co.uk CandSAuctions @candsauctions Mason who did us proud.
www.meltonmowers.co.uk Thanks to your efforts and
support, we raised £1200 across
two days which will be spent
replacing and upgrading much
needed equipment for all our
sections.
Thanks to your efforts and support,
we raised £1200 across two days
which will be spent replacing and
upgrading much needed equipment
for all our sections.
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Woodbridge News
Photographs from Woodbridge Camera Club
Creativity and A Light the Guild of Photographers. light-trails around the town and Above: Drummer in Blue and Quay
Trail of Woodbridge Heather showed examples of had a great evening with Church Hands by Robin Garrod
her creative work followed by an refreshments at the Anchor.
Members enjoyed two Below, left: Rendlesham Fireworks by
inspriational Photoshop
fascinating meetings last month. We will share our images at next Sue Garrod
demonstration on compositing
Our creative speaker via Zoom, month’s Zoom meeting. Our
an image.
Heather Burns, captivated us all next competition is Landscape,
with her presentation, starting Our next meeting was an to be judged by local Essex
with her photographic journey outdoor photoshoot around Photographer Tony Bramley.
as Triple Master Craftsman, Woodbridge. 15 members www.woodbridgecamerarclub.co.uk
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