You can now download the October newsletter. 

In it you will find details of the Community Action Day (aka Skip day) on 13 November, a form to take part in the Halloween Treasure Hunt (you can also fill it in online) and news of speeding on Birdwood Road.

You can now download July's newsletter. 

It has the sign up forms for the Sunflower Competition, and also the Coach Trip to Southwold which will take place on 12 September.

There is also news of the meeting our Chair had with the Council regarding the proposed speed bumps in Birdwood Road. Plus some other items of interest.

A round up of the Easter Egg Hunt, the Sunflower competition begins, new Councillors plus Tommy's Coffee Club at St Thomas's Hall on Tuesday mornings.

The Bird Box Gallery Summer Visual Arts Festival will run through July.  More information, how you can help or submit an piece of work can be found here.

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The Christmas Advent Calendar in St Thomas' Square was wonderful.

We are making plans for events this year that we feel can be achieved.  So far we have...

• Easter Egg Hunt - there will be chocolate!
• Sunflower competition - back again by request
• A coach trip, if we can manage it.

As well as news of the above, Newsletter 31 has other information on what is going on including pavement repairs and possible speedbumps.

A recap of the sunflower competition results, an opportunity for a Christmas advent calendar, a winter competition and news from the Birdbox Gallery.  Download here.

Our July edition is now available to download.

It contains information on how to enter the sunflower competition, plus news on the Coleridge Community food hub and the library. 

Obviously, we've had to postpone events.  We will make sure we have them when it's deemed safe to do so.

Wine tasting – 7pm on 20th February at 52 Birdwood Rd.
There are only 12 places so book yours early. It’s a fun occasion and a chance to talk to neighbours in a very relaxed atmosphere.

Environment and Cream tea – 20th June (morning)
Three or four short talks about improving and preserving our local environment – gardening, tree-planting, local wildlife habitats, ways of improving sustainability, followed by our AGM.  We have some interesting speakers lined up and a free cream tea too. Thinking about climate change? Then come along.

Sunflower Competition – with prizes

Read more - Newsletter 26 is now available to download. 

You can now download the newsletter for October 2019.

The next event will be Halloween, with games and and activities at the corner of St Thomas’s Square nearest to Walpole Rd. At 6 pm there will be a judging of the best costumes with prizes. Do come along and join in! 

There is a provisional list of events we wish to hold next year, as usual all ideas are welcome.

We have an update on the community library and buses as well as information on how to help hedgehogs, and to apply for a tree.

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Highlights:
The coach trip to Norwich is now bookable.  Don't miss out, we had a great day last year and this year we have funding for some free places.

The newsletter for May 2019 is now available to download. 

In it you will find information on the Community Action Day on 15th June (see the next post for more information).

Also, the coach trip now has a date and destination.  We're going back to Norwich again - it proved a good option.  Save the date: 21st September 2019.

Other items included in the newsletter:

• What we have on the Mill Road Bridge closures (we've posted about this already)
  
• Table Top Sales continue (weather permitting, we were rained off in May)
• The Wine Tasting evening
• Friends of Cherry HInton Brook and
• We welcome a new City Councillor to Coleridge Ward.