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October Edition
A huge well done to Halesworth resident Karen Prime and her friend Rachel Plant from Southwold who took on a gruelling Triathlon to raise over £2500 for the Pear Tree fund.
I’m sure many local people will benefit from the support this money will enable the charity to provide, at a very difficult time in their life.
An eventful September for Halesworth – Halesworth to Southwold Narrow Gauge Railway are holding an Open Day which will include a Model Railway Show and is free, as are the refreshments! The end of September brings Climate Action Energy weekend with three days of very informative events of benefit to all I’m sure.
Halesworth’s first ever Ale Day proved to be a great success with locals and visitors alike enjoyiing events all over town, another great community get-together which I’m sure will be repeated. More entertainment is coming with the return of ‘Akenfield’ – a stage production, Bungay Folk Festival a few miles down the road and Hubfest Music Festival at Huntingfield to name a few. Enjoy!
