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Stutton Community Hall
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Stutton Community Hall
To meet Covid-19 guidance the Shop is now running an order and delivery or collect system.
Whether you’re self-isolating or not, whether you’ve used us before or not, everyone is welcome to place an order for collection or delivery and we will do our best to help. We are happy to deliver to Tattingstone as well as Stutton. If you live in Holbrook we would prefer that you come and collect from us but if you are unable to do so we will do our best to get it to you.
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The Stour Estuary
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The Stour Estuary
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The Stour Estuary
What's happening
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Puffin Open Air Concert
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Welcome to Stutton
Village news ...
STUTTON WARM SPACES Click here for information about Stutton Warm Spaces
Stutton Support Network have prepared some information about what help is available with the costs of energy this winter. Download it here.
Information and advice is available from the Citizens Advice Bureau. Call them on 01787 321400 or email advice@sudburycab.org.uk Telephone advice is available between 10am and 3pm Monday to Thursday. Also a message can be left at any time, and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
And here for more information about how to keep warm this winter and what help might be available
Update: January 2023
Our Neighbourhood Plan has now passed the Independent Examination stage. You can see a copy of the Independent Examiner's report here. The Independent Examiner was very positive about the Plan. She recommended some modifications which we are in the process of incorporating into the Plan, after which it will be published on this website.
Babergh have now issued a Regulation 18 Decision Statement on the Plan. You can see it here.
We have agreed to hold the Referendum after the May local elections and further information will be posted on this website, and throughout the village, when we have a date.
At the formal consultation (Regulation 16) phase the only substantial response received was from Anglian Water and you can see that and our response to their suggestions on Babergh's website here. That website also has all the most up date information and documents relating to our Plan.
News
Alton Water planning application to enable
year-round opening of the camp site has been refused by Babergh. For more details click here.
Want to get in touch with the Working Group?email: thebigconversation@outlook.com
Next Parish Council Meeting
Monday 11th April 19:30 at Village Hall
Government rules have relaxed and we now have resumed meetings at the Community Hall
Hope to see you there!!
01473 328133
Opening hours
9-4 Mon-Friday
9-12 on Saturdays
9-11 on Sundays
Good Friday April 7th: 9-11
Easter Monday April 10th: 9-11
Order and delivery system for anyone who cannot get down to the shop: order in the morning on weekdays for delivery after 3pm that afternoon. We regret that we cannot take orders on Saturday/Sunday or Bank Holidays.
Card payments preferred (no minimum spend) though we will take cash.
Come and enjoy our delicious cakes and sandwiches in our small cafe.
01473 327753
Our next Meet Up Monday is on Monday 3rd April 10.30 - 12 in the Community Hall. Let us know if you need a lift. We look forward to seeing you for coffee/tea, cake and chat!
Requests for a lift, particularly to hospital and doctor appointments, have started to increase and we continue to do our best to respond to these. If you need a prescription picking up from the surgery, or some shopping delivered, just give us a ring. Or if you would just appreciate a friendly voice at the end of a phone we’re here to chat.
Live theatre comes to Stutton Saturday 22 April
Eastern Angles Presents Medieval Miracles
Heaven is empty and Hell is full – what is God to do? Lower the bar? The answer comes in The Trials of Mary & Joseph, a series of mystery plays telling the Nativity story – but not as you know it. The search for an Immaculate Conception hits a doubting husband, local opposition and scandal, and some sceptical midwives, until some starry-eyed shepherds gets this well-known story back on track.
Plus Mankind, England’s most popular comedy of the 90’s (that’s the 1490’s) retold as a boisterous story of a climate conscious young man caught between the temptations of three mischievous devils and the need to be a good person.
“East Anglia was the Broadway or West End of the 15th Century English theatre” once said a stage historian. With live music, comic twists and a sense of the ridiculous we're bringing two of its biggest hits right up to date this spring.
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AGE GUIDANCE:14+
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DURATION:2 hours 30 mins (incl. interval)
Tickets £12 available from Stutton Community Shop or go to easternangles.co.uk
Or phone the Eastern Angles Box
Office on 01473 211498.
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Our next film Living will be shown on Friday 17 March. The film starts at 7.30. There will be an Intermission. when refreshments will be available. Tickets on sale from Stutton Community Shop or on the door
People say that this is Bill Nighy’s career best performance – indeed he has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role. Also the Kazuo Ishiguro has been nominated for an Oscar for best Adapted Screenplay
Dates for you diary
Quiz Night
Friday 28 April John Fryer will be hosting the quiz night. Bring your food and drink and get enjoy a fun evening. Quiz starts at 7.30 pm sharp. It’s £2.00per person – pay on the night. Reserve a table from Rosie Stuart-Thompson on tel 328453.
Car Boot Sale
Bank Holiday 1 May. Come and support our annual car boot sale. Book a space (£5) contact Bill Hewlett tel 328541. Teas, cakes raffle. Starts 9am.
Recycle right!
Babergh and Mid Suffolk are helping us ensure we recycle as much as possible, click HERE for more details.
