DUE TO THE COVID 19 VIRUS THE VILLAGE HALL WILL BE CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE AND ALL FORTHCOMING EVENTS ARE CANCELLED
The Village Hall Bar will reopen from 5th July with social distancing measures in place and card only payments.
The committee has carried out a full risk assessment and full safely measure are in place. Please refer to the document below for details.
Covid 19 risk assessment 2020 - Carbrooke Village Hall
LATEST NEWS
Carbrooke artist selected for art trail
Carbrooke student Tori Woolley has been selected to paint a very special project as part of an art trail to take place in Cambridge next spring. She explains: “Early in the summer I submitted a design to be apart of ‘Cows about Cambridge. Big news, my design has been sponsored…
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Fundraiser returns to the Village Hall!
Those of you who have lived in the Village for some time will undoubtedly remember Terry and Ann Mahoney’s amazing events in the Village Hall to raise money for the Humanitarian Concern centre Orphanage in Nepal. Every event has had it’s own unique musical theme – from Country and western…
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The Boy Tom’s October ramblings
How are yu all a’gettin on t’gether? Well han’t we had a rare lot o’rain? (first week Oct) that were needed. Havin bin a driven around afore the tempests cum along I could sum o’them old Sugar Beet were a bit thirsty, their leaves were a lying on the ground.…
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Carbrooke Christmas Bazaar
The annual Carbrooke Christmas bazaar wild be held in the Village Hall on Saturday 30th November from 10.00am – 3.00pm. The event will include craft stalls, games and activities, refreshments, cakes, bar and proceeds will go to our village groups. We are still looking for offers of help including donations…
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Book launch and tea party
Throughout the years school headteachers have had to keep a school diary, and Carbrooke school is no exception. During the second world war, the Headmistress, Miss Mary Norton, kept a fascinating record of daily life and events in Carbrooke, during the years of the war through her entries in the…
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The Boy Tom’s September ramblings
Well how are you all a’gettin on t’gether?Well they hev nearly finished, I am a’talkin about the Farmers a’gettin in the corn harvest. Old Mother Nature hev her played har part by a keepin the rain away.I were a watchin the combine a cutting on one of the Young…
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New yoga class in the Village Hall
If you’ve ever wanted to try yoga but have been daunted by joining an established class then this is the course for you! Over the course of 8 weeks you will be introduced to the basics of yoga to cover breathing, postures and relaxation. The course, which is is run…
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The Boy Tom’s August ramblings
Well how are yu all a’gettin on t’gether?My heart what a week we hev just had! I know I talked tuther month about that bein suffin hot but this weeks weather ha made that seem like a winters day.I know that folk run on about how thas this here “Global…
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Open garden
Once again Linda is opening her lovely garden to raise money for charity. there will also bee tea, cake and a variety of stalls!
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Latest public transport information
Please find public transport information links below. This is to assist with finding the latest information about what public transport services are operating in your area. It may also help when advising your constituents or parishioners. These links provide the best source of information as operators have been changing services at relatively short notice as…
Update on the use of the Millennium Green
COVID-19 The trustees of the Millennium Green are hoping to keep the green open for as long as we are able. We may reluctantly be forced to close the green if further government measures to control this awful disease are announced. As advised please walk on the green alone or with one member of the…
Watton Corona Care
Watton Town Council have pulled together a Watton CoronaCare List which has some very useful information in a spreadsheet from businesses and groups across the area. https://carbrookeonline.co.uk/2020/03/23/watton-corona-care/ If you want to be added to this then contact Watton Town Council – email: wattonswaffhamevents@gmail.com phone: 01953 881007
Corona virus: Help for those in need
The church have a contact list of those willing to help people. We have established an Action Group to assist those who are unable, on medical advice, to get out. We can help with essential shopping, bank or postal transactions, and collecting prescriptions. If there is someone near you who might be vulnerable, please pass…
Government guidance for Corona virus
Here is some useful information from the government: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/covid-19-stay-at-home-guidance/stay-at-home-guidance-for-households-with-possible-coronavirus-covid-19-infection https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/guidance-to-employers-and-businesses-about-covid-19
Corona Virus volunteer support
Early next week Breckland Council Civil Society Volunteer Support Hubs will be going live, keep an eye on the Breckland Council website for more information breckland.gov.uk/coronavirus I will keep up dating when I have anything new Helen.crane@breckland.gov.ukBreckland District CouncillorSaham Toney Ward
VILLAGE INFORMATION
Carbrooke Parish Council: Meets the second Monday of the month. For more information visit carbrookepc.info
Carbrooke Bar: Bar open every Friday from 7:30pm to 11:00pm and on the first and third Sunday of the month 12.00-2.00pm
Mobile Library: Route Number CEN 141 (Every 4 weeks on Mondays)11:10 to 11:20 Church Street , 11:25 to 11:35 Mill Lane (near Chapel)
Route Number CEN 245 ( Every 4 weeks on Tuesdays) 14:55 to 15:10 Salmond Road15:15 to 16:15 Lancaster Avenue (opp no 55) For more details call 01953 881617
Carbrooke Pre-School: Mon to Friday 9:00pm - 3:00pm Carbrooke School
Treetots Playgroup: Meets at the Blenheim Centre, Tedder Close, Watton.
Monday to Friday 9 a.m—2.45 p.m.
WATTON RADIO MODEL CLUB - Dave Thomas 01953 881683— Last Wednesday of each month
7.30pm - Hingham Sports Centre. Jan/Feb/Mar/April/Sept/Oct/AGM first Wed in December
—All Summer meetings on Fen Site Flying Field
Citizens Advice Mid Norfolk: Watton Office, Unit 2, Ventura House, Watton, IP25 6JU Open Wednesday’s 10am - 3pm. No Appointment Necessary.
Parish Council Meetings: Second Monday of the month