In this week's enews, we've got some great ideas for creative projects and entertainment, as well as some encouraging you to get your personal affairs in order. It might finally be time to put your 2021 diary to good use!
We hope you enjoy exploring the various options featured below and in the meantime, enjoy this lovely sunshine.
Take care and stay safe
Kathy & Sarah
(Click on the front cover below to read issue 27)
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Scandi Inspiration
If you’ve been furiously redecorating during lockdown or are getting a holiday let ready to open, then do take a peek at our website, A Swedish Home.
We’re a local family online business which started in 2008 and specialise in Scandi easy care cotton rugs, soft furnishings and gifts for the home - see our collections here.
We offer good old-fashioned personal service and would love to help you.
From 12th April you can also find us in Inspirations in Wickham Market Square.
www.aswedishhome.co.uk |
Fill up at the new Co-op
At the East of England Co-op we’ve loved being part of the Framlingham community for many years, so we’re very excited to be extending the services we provide to your town.
Your new East of England Co-op Shop & Fuel on Station Rd will feature an extended range of products for you to grab on the go, from sandwiches and snacks, everyday essentials and coffee to-go, to our award-winning Sourced Locally produce. You’ll also be greeted by the same friendly faces, and we’re delighted that they’ve joined our Co-op family.
www.eastofengland.coop |
Designed for Life
At Multi Space, we make beautifully bespoke custom-made spaces that combine creativity with functionality.
We deliver your project from start to finish and all our spaces are designed, manufactured and installed by our skilled team with the highest quality construction and craftmanship.
Our spaces can be used for many different purposes including residential, commercial or community.
View our Instagram for more amazing interiors and inspiration.
It’s your space | Make it your world
www.multispaceuk.com |
Man made
From his studio and foundry overlooking the Snape marshes, sculptor Gus Farnes uses the beauty of his surroundings and the rich pickings of nature in such a way that his bronze figures offer us a tangible connection to the landscape and reflect our fragile relationship with it.
We caught up with Gus in the latest issue of the aboutfram magazine, to find out more about his work.
Click here to read the full article.
Follow him on Instagram here.
www.gusfarnes.co.uk |
Lights. Camera. Action
IFT At Home was established during the 2020 enforced closure of cinemas, theatres and most hospitality businesses in the British government’s response to a Coronavirus outbreak.
Its mission was to provide customers of the Ipswich Film Theatre with the best in world cinema while their doors remained closed.
To stream the latest releases at home, visit the website.
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It really does matter!
Join our amazing guests and register now to secure your place at
'Your Co-op Live Wellbeing Matters' on Thursday 25th March.
Topics discussed include:
* Improving your mental health and wellbeing with Dr. Hazel Harrison from Think Avellana.
* The importance of physical health with Adam Baker from Healthy Suffolk.
* Reconnecting with your community by Ann Osborn of the Rural Coffee Caravan.
* How to cook a delicious and healthy curry for your family with chef, Paul Thompson.
Visit www.eastofengland.coop/live to register your place.
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Trugging along
GROBros, the brainchild of brothers Matt & Doug Witts, was set up, like so many businesses, during these challenging times but is now looking forward to brighter times ahead.
Uniquely to GROBros all their Trugs of Microherbs are delivered to order and arrive at your doorstep as a 'Live Product', ready to harvest yourself.
Presented in locally made recyclable wooden 'Trugs' they also make an ideal gift for family and friends.
They look forward to hearing from you.
Follow on Instagram.
www.grobros.co.uk
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Barker Gotelee Solicitors
The Law Society has urged people to include digital assets such as social media, emails and photos in their Wills.
A survey suggests over 90% of those that do have a Will have not included any digital assets.
To find out more, read our blog.
Our friendly, local solicitors are on hand to advise you on a host of legal matters, including buying and selling property, family breakdown, making a Will or developing your business.
Contact us today; we’re here for you.
T: 01473 611211
E: bg@barkergotelee.co.uk
www.barkergotelee.co.uk |
Has the penny dropped yet?
Where are you heading in life?
That’s a question that many of us have been asking ourselves over the past year. If you know the answer, one thing’s for sure – having a solid financial foundation and ensuring your money is working as hard as possible for you and your loved-ones will really help.
I'm Claire Rowell, a qualified Financial Adviser and partner at St James's Place Wealth Management.
Read on to see how I can help and for more details on some key steps to take…
Visit the website |
Step back in time
Local artist Arabella Marshall is to feature on Radio 4’s Ramblings with Clare Balding. For those who don’t know it - Clare goes for a walk with someone in a place of interest and they chat. Arabella did a c.5 mile circular walk with Clare this Wednesday, to be broadcast next Thursday at 3pm.
They began at Dunwich Heath - making their way via heaths, woods and pastures in a south westerly direction to Eastbridge village before turning eastwards towards the coast until they reached the chapel meadow where Arabella's large, colourful contemporary glass 'window' sits within the ancient ruined chapel. |
The World As It Should Be
IT’S FINALLY HERE!
Last chance to get tickets.
Primadonna presents Sandi Toksvig and Shola Mos-Shogbamimu who will join Elif Shafak for a joyful and irreverent exploration of how the world should be. Look out for some mystery guest appearances too plus a LIVE #PrimadonnaPrize announcement today.
Hosted online by the British Library, today at 6.30pm.
Book your ticket here |
Pass on the word!
Home-start Suffolk has a new and exciting competition for Suffolk Primary Schools
Championed by Patrons, author Anthony Horowitz OBE and actress Miranda Raison, and featuring an Alex Rider short story written and read by Anthony Horowitz and 'At the end of the rainbow' by Suffolk based author Vibeke Flatman read by Miranda Raison.
This is an amazing opportunity to engage children and to promote a love of reading, introducing Suffolk authors and encourage creativity and the development of imaginations.
Deadline for Schools to sign up is 30th April.
Click here to see what’s involved.
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