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7.30pm – 8th October at St Peter’s Church 

Last Night of the Proms Concert.  Ipswich Hospital Band. Tickets £7 & £5 concessions

There is a full listing of events on the Waterfront here.  There are a number of events coming up but I’ll highlight three:

• 11AM – 2nd October – Holy Trinity Church – Harvest Festival Family Service followed by refreshments.  Please bring some dried and tinned food which will be given to St Elizabeth Hospice
• 7.30pm – 8th October – St Peter’s Church - Last Night of the Proms Concert.  Ipswich Hospital Band. Tickets £7 & £5 concessions
• All Day – 16th October – Ipswich Waterfront Market

It’s today:

There will be an evening of live music, BBQ, auction, raffle, stalls (cakes, books, local products) in aid of the East Africa crisis appeal on 16th September from 7pm at the Brewery Tap pub in Ipswich.

If you are able to assist in any way, please contact soph.wainwright@gmail.com.

If there are any other charity events near Ipswich then please send them to me.

There will be an evening of live music, BBQ, auction, raffle, stalls (cakes, books, local products) in aid of the East Africa crisis appeal on 16th September from 7pm at the Brewery Tap pub in Ipswich.

If you are able to assist in any way, please contact soph.wainwright@gmail.com.

If there are any other charity events near Ipswich then please send them to me.

MONDAY 19th SEPTEMBER   “BEN BEHIND A BAR” THE KING FISHER, HAWTHORN DRIVE, CHANTRY, IPSWICH 7-9PM
As part of National pub week Ben will be pulling pints for the general public, the local media will be in attendance, feel free to come along and show your support

Please note change of date.

Just remember to buy rounds of at least ten drinks, change your order halfway and take drinks away while he’s serving so that he can’t remember exactly what you ordered.  For more advanced techniques give the wrong change and ask for obscure cocktails.

With any luck after the first couple of orders he’ll only be trusted to pull one pint at a time.

There will be an evening of live music, BBQ, auction, raffle, stalls (cakes, books, local products) in aid of the East Africa crisis appeal on 16th September from 7pm at the Brewery Tap pub in Ipswich.

If you are able to assist in any way, please contact soph.wainwright@gmail.com.

If there are any other charity events near Ipswich then please send them to me.

I got this in my email box today:

A CELEBRATION CONCERT FOR THE ROYAL ANGLIAN REGIMENT – SATURDAY, 10TH SEPTEMBER 2011
 
Ipswich is honoured to welcome The Minden Band to the Grand Hall, Corn Exchange on Saturday evening, 10th September 2011 at 7.30pm to celebrate The Royal Anglian Regiment’s Freedom of the Borough of Ipswich.  
 
They will be performing a special Concert with all proceeds from the evening going to The Royal Anglian Regiment Army Benevolent Fund and the Mayor’s Charities. 
 
Concert tickets are priced at £10 per person and are available from the Ipswich Box Office on 01473 433100 or through the Ipswich Borough Council website:  www.ipswich.gov.uk . 
 
We do hope that you will join The Mayor of Ipswich and The Regiment to celebrate this special occasion and to enjoy an evening of wonderful band music. 
 
Christine Christensen
Civic Secretary – Mayor’s Office, Ipswich
mailto: christine.christensen@ipswich.gov.uk
tel:  01473 432641 / fax: 01473 432033
http://www.ipswich.gov.uk

The oldest continuing Catholic church in Ipswich, St Pancras, is having its 150th anniversary celebrations.  For most of its existence it was also the Catholic parish church for much of Bridge, and indeed the Pentecostalist church on the corner of Rectory Road and Luther Road used to be the Catholic Stella Maris chapel of ease.

This is from the newsleter:

From this Thursday a 4 day celebration begins with an open church event and flower festival to run until Sunday.

There will be mass at 12.15am and 7.30pm on Thursday the Feast of St Pancras and a Youth Event in the evening. You are invited to join the over-night vigil of prayer and adoration in thanksgiving from 8pm Fri to 8am Sat. Please add your name to a vacant slot on the rota at the back of the church to ensure no one is left alone.

 Saturday morning will include a Children’s Activities Event. All children welcome time 9.15 to 10am.

 The celebrations main event is the 6pm Mass Saturday, with a cheese and wine reception afterwards in the hall. We hope you will all join us. Please take a copy of the Souvenir Program which is available now.

There is also a small but very interesting local history display in the parish hall, which I would urge anyone interested in the local history of the area to make a quick detour to see this.

The next meeting of the South West Area Forum will be at 7pm on 22nd February at St Francis’ church on Hawthorn Drive.  The main item will be about the Big Society.

I’ve been asked to publicise a brand new play Five in DanceEast.  It’s by Lorena Cenci (Cllr Nadia Cenci’s sister and it’s from 31st January to 3rd February.

There’s more details on the website.

Did I mention that it was brand new?

The first day was yesterday, and Waterfront action have put up many documents related to this on their website.  In particular there’s a (rough) timetable of the enquiry, here.

I’ve been told by one of the participants that this does not represent the other rights of way such as that between Bourne Park and Halifax Way.