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What's on in Hickling Village February 2012 |
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FRESH
PRODUCE AVAILABLE Every
Thursday morning from 9am at Methodist
Hall |
1st
Tues 12.15pm |
Hickling Lunch Club |
Methodist
Hall |
2nd &
4th Tues 2.00pm |
Tuesday
Club |
Methodist
Hall |
Wed 8.30am |
Morning
Prayer |
St Mary's Church |
Wed 9.30-11.30am |
Hickling
Toddlers Group |
Methodist
Hall |
1st Thurs
9-12noon |
Food
Fayre |
Methodist
Hall |
Thurs
9-11am |
Garden
produce, fish, teas etc. |
Methodist
Hall |
Thurs
7.00pm |
Slimming
World |
Methodist
Hall |
Fri 4.30-7.30pm |
Fish
& Chip Van |
Chapel
Car Park |
Sat 12.00am |
Coffee
& Chat |
Greyhound
Inn |
Sun 8.00pm |
Quiz
Night |
Greyhound
Inn |
Click here to see The Full Village Diary
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Have a
look at Village News or below, there
may be more information about the above |
Norfolk
Wildlife Trust |
Hickling
Women's Institute (WI) It
has around 25 members who meet at the Methodist Hall on the second Monday
of each month,
2pm in Jan/Feb. and Nov. and 7pm for the rest of the year.
. For more information call Mrs Sue Benjamin on 01692-598335 |
Hickling
Scrabble Club/Friendship Club Now
The Tuesday Club For more information call Mrs Gwen Gray on 01692 598519. |
Hickling Bowls Club The Bowls Club was formed over 60 years ago in 1932, and has played on the same green just off Stubb Road ever since. The green has a lovely setting, bordered on one side by flower beds, with a fine Clubhouse, and a good view of Hickling mill. Also, there is a small car parking area. Outdoor green bowling has a long history in England, with many famous players in the past, including Henry VIII and Sir Francis Drake. Quite how they managed to keep their greens up to scratch is hard to comprehend. Our green has a high reputation in the area, which reflects the huge amount of time and effort put in by our green keeper and his assistants. Not only does it look good, it also plays beautifully. Of course,
outdoor bowling has a short season, as we are dependent on light summer
evenings for most of our fixtures, playing throughout May, June, July
and August. During these few months there is no let up: we play in three
leagues: Great Yarmouth, Broadland and the County 3wood; also we have
various cup matches. Then there are the Club competitions for singles
and pairs. Though we are a small club in numbers, we are a big club in friendship and support. If you would like to find out more, come along any evening when we are playing at home and have a chat. For more information
call The
Hon secretary, Peter Crook on 01692 598294 |
| Hickling Local History Group The Hickling Local History Group was established in June 2000 to promote a greater knowledge of the history of Hickling. It aims to study all aspects of the history of the Parish of Hickling and, given that today's activities are tomorrow's history, and can shape the future, the scope of the Group studies includes contemporary history and interest in the future of the village. The Group has formed an archive of documents, illustrations, records, etc. about Hickling. It arranges meetings, lectures, film shows and exhibitions as well as at least one field meeting a year to explore aspects of village history. It publishes a quarterly newsletter and has published booklets on the history of Hickling and its residents. A brief outline of the history of Hickling can be found at Village History Webpage For
more information and an application form for membership please contact
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| Walking In Norfolk This is a link to a site for everyone interested in country walking in Norfolk It aims to give you all the information you need to enjoy walking in the Norfolk. Books, Leaflets, Maps and Transport etc. |
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To be included
in this page please contact by email the webmaster@hickling-village-norfolk.co.uk or telephone 01692 598882 |