The Reeve's Tale magazine   July 2004
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LETTERS

LES BOND
Mrs Margaret Bond of Norwich Road, Bawdeswell would like to thank all her friends in the village who sent cards and expressed their sympathies on the sad loss of her beloved husband Les.  A special thank you to the Friendly Club who made a generous donation to Cancer Research UK.

RNLI DEREHAM AND DISTRICT BRANCH
Very many thanks to the collectors and the generous donors. The amount collected in the six villages during the May house to house collections was :

Bawdeswell £87.63 FoxIey  £48.38
Bylaugh       £29.36 Lyng   £155.98
Elsing        £138.91 Sparham  £50.54

all of which will go towards providing the volunteer crews with the best possible equipment.
C Napier Hon Sec

CARS FOR SALE
After reading the Parish Council extracts in the June Reeve’s Tale the item cars ‘For Sale’ on the A1067, I phoned both the Highways Department and Dereham Police regarding the legality of this practice, of which I am guilty.
I was informed by both that, as long as the vehicle was taxed and MOT’d and not causing an obstruction, there would be no cause for concern, so long as you were a private seller,   Please assure other residents that should they wish to advertise a vehicle for sale in this way, they will not be breaking the law.
R J Records, Hall Road, Bawdeswell

The Bawdeswell Parish Clerk has received this letter from Norfolk County Council Highways Department:
Bawdeswell – Vehicles for Sale on the Highway.  (Usually refers to  all Highway land, verges etc., as I once found out to my cost.  Ed.)
The Legal position is as follows:-
The standing of vehicles on the public highway unless reasonably incidental to the public’s right to pass and re-pass or for some other lawful reason, is an obstruction and an offence.
Such vehicles are a public nuisance and a trespass on the highway.
The County Council has statutory duties to assert and protect the rights of the public to the highway.
The Council has a common law right to clear obstructions and to deal with trespasses to the highway.  This position is enforced for persistent offenders or where there is an obvious obstruction but not normally in a ‘one off’ situation.
Steve White, Highway Engineer (South)
 
 



BAWDESWELL MOTHER, BABY & TODDLER GROUP  is held from 1pm – 3pm every Thursday during term time  in the white mobile behind Bawdeswell  School.  £1 per family inc tea/coffee.  Come along for a chat & to meet other parents/carers while your children make new friends.



BAWDESWELL OPEN DOOR CLUB
Situated in the white mobile behind Bawdeswell School

Qualified Staff         Childcare available for 3 - 14 year olds
Breakfast club open 8am - 9am      
After school from 3.15pm - 5.45pm
Open during school holidays from 8am 5.45pm 
Games, Crafts, Netball, Drama, Music, Football 
- Lots of fun!



 
 
 

 

‘The Music of George Frederic Handel’

Saturday July 17th at 7.30pm

An evening concert in Bawdeswell Church  exploring his music, followed by supper.
 

Soprano June Harrison

 Accompanist James Lilwall

Narrator Roger Hales



 

The tickets will be £10 including Supper.


If you would like tickets for this event please apply to Peter Jervis or James Lilwall at Church View next to Bawdeswell Church.
 

In aid of The Friends of  Bawdeswell Church


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