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There has been an 'urban myth' circulating emails about a so-called Parcel Delivery Scam. It begins something like this... The Trading Standards Office have brought the following scam to our attention:
A card is posted through your door from a company called PDS (Parcel Delivery Service) suggesting that they were unable to deliver a parcel and that you need to contact them on 0906 6611911 (a premium rate number). DO NOT call this number as this is a mail scam originating from Belize. It is not possible for a £15 charge to be made on connection |
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The Bridge Club is looking for more players; so if you have a reasonable grasp of the game, do please come along and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of our club. We play rubber bridge on Monday evenings in the Old Boys’ School from 7.30 to approximately 9.30pm with a break halfway for coffee and a chat. If you would like to join us please contact Sue Dailly on 01920 823692 |
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Most magazine readers will be aware of the recent death of David Owen. He took an active role in village life and will be greatly missed. For some years David took care of the flock of ducks and geese which have become such a distinctive feature of Braughing on the ford in Malting Lane. Not everyone likes them, but a poll conducted several years ago showed that a large majority of residents did. The flock stays because it is regularly fed through the winter months by a volunteer team that David organized. His loss, added to that of Derek White earlier this year, leaves the team short of volunteers for the coming winter months. Please help us if you can. Bread and grain is provided and you will be asked to feed the flock each morning for just one month. Deputies can always be found for odd days when you might not be able to manage. Roy Glazebrook [01920 821495] or Peter Marshall [01920 822232] will be glad to hear from you. |
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The warm weather was a welcome start to the term, as everyone feels more buoyant when the sun is shining. It also gave the children the opportunity to explore their new climbing wall. The challenge is to move horizontally from one end to the other using special handgrips and foot spaces. |
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Tuesday 24 October 10.30am—3.30pm Braughing Church Hall This introductory workshop will give you an opportunity to make a small basket or mat using rush or iris, burr reed and crocosmia leaves. You will make lengths of three plait and five plait sewn together to make a form. The workshop will cater for all levels and include a mixture of demonstration and time for individual tuition. Cost: £20.00 per person to include materials and tea/coffee. Please bring a packed lunch. To book a place please contact Tricia Lilley on 01920 821700 or via email-Tricia@veryusefulbags.co.uk |
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