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Forncett Big Litter Pick 2013 - Update
Photos by Brian Frith
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Update: May 11th 2013
We have just heard that Forncett has won one of the £250 prizes for participating in the Litter Pick. The prize money must be used for 'The Community'. Those who helped with the Litter Pick have been asked for ideas - the final decision will be made by the Parish Council as the Litter Pick was done 'in their name'. The prize is an extra bonus - in addition to the benefits of a cleaner village and some excellent Community work! Wonderful!
Saturday April 6th 2013
- Sun shining (is this Spring?)
- 21 Volunteers
- 8 'routes' for picking, totalling approximately 14 miles of roads
- 2 hours (average) time
- 22 bulging bags of rubbish collected!
Congratulations to all volunteers who took part in our 'Big Litter Pick' - one of a number taking place throughout South Norfolk this Spring. The photo shows 18 of the (mostly well-behaved!) volunteers at the Village Halll after depositing their bags of litter and enjoying some welcome refreshments provided by the Parish Council and served by Anne,
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- Written by: Brian Frith
Forncett celebrates the Jubilee
And how we celebrated! It rained; it was cold; but if the Queen could stand it on that boat (sorry, barge) on the Thames, then who are we to grumble?
| {module Banner} | Painted by the children of Forncett School, this banner was the centre piece of the party at the school on Friday. All the children were dressed in their royal-most clothing, and there were six Busby-wearing gentlemen to guard the ‘Queen’ and her close family. Several of the children performed songs, dances and jokes to entertain and delight the parents, guests, teachers and staff. Click on the picture to enlarge it) |
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- Written by: Su Leavesley
Forncett Fete 2011
A BIG thank you to everyone for attending and helping with the fete.
Following the initial count of the takings at the fete, the fete has raised, after expenses, £1,654.68! Obviously this may change slightly when counted again. A further £750 should also be added as part of Barclays donations to local charities.
WELL DONE to everyone
{module Fete 2011}
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Photos Courtesy of Su Leavesley
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- Written by: Sally Hibbler
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