Norwich theatre company Crude Apache tell the tale of Surlingham’s Susannah HolmesCongratulations to everyone from The Friends of Surlingham Church who played a part in organising and helping the second ‘river walk and cafe’ last Sunday afternoon. What a fantastic afternoon it was; even the weather stayed sunny.
Many people from all over Norfolk came to visit St Mary’s and enjoy our beautiful riverside walk. There was a real sense of community as locals and visitors alike sat around tables both in and outside of the Church enjoying a fine selection of scrummy homemade cakes with fresh coffee and pots of tea.
The event raised £168.60 in addition to the £157 collected at the first walk & café on 8th July. The money will be used to help support the church as a community venue and an historic building.
Future events are being planned for next year.
For those of you not on the mailing list Daniel Yellop (Transport co-ordinator Norfolk CC) has just sent out the following.
<Service 85 and 85a – Update:
There are going to be some timetable changes to the service 85, to reflect the addition of Claxton to the service. The service 85a is being withdrawn baring a feeder service to Loddon on college days.
Service 85 timetable, and Claxton specific information attached.
If you have any questions, just ask.
Daniel Yellop
Transport Coordinator (North East & East)
Travel & Transport Services, Norfolk County Council. 01603 223956 >>>
The Surlingham bus attachment is copied below. (Editor: On first observation there seem to be the same number of buses but the times of some have shifted by up to 10 minutes.)
There was an error in yesterday’s link to the gallery of photos taken when Radio Norfolk visited Surlingham.
Click here for the correct link.
Treasure Quest visited whilst preparations for this afternoon’s, “River Walk and pop-up Cafe” were underway at the church. Clue 4 was hung on the Wherryman’s Way sign just outside the church yard.
The cafe is open 2-4.30pm today (Sunday 30th July) and of course, locals as well as visitors are very welcome.
Click here for the photo gallery of the visit.
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