Media Fish:Felixstowe Radio & Deben Radio

Walkers at Framlingham

felixstowe — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 17:38:00 +0100

The U3A The Walkers went to Framlingham, and chose Walk 20 from the excellent Framlingham Walks selection.

U3A East Suffolk ::
East Coast Show ::

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Walkers Ipswich

felixstowe — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 10:49:00 +0100

The U3A group, The Walkers, decided to visit Ipswich. It was raining at the start but turned out really lovely.

East Coast Show ::

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ITFC Alan Ferguson 14 Aug

felixstowe — Sun, 15 Aug 2010 10:08:00 +0100

How was the pitch after the Burnley match? Alan, Head Groundsman talks to Jan Candy

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ITFC Alan Ferguson 13 August

felixstowe — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 11:10:00 +0100

Head Groundsman Alan Ferguson tells Jan Candy what the pitch will be like today for the match against Burnley at Portman Road

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Cllr Graham Newman 6 august

felixstowe — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 18:06:00 +0100

Portfolio holder for our young people talks to Trevor Lockwood, about the schools and other matters.

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Lullabys interview at Hachfest 2010 with Barry Burns

felixstowe — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 18:35:00 +0100

A BoMoJo Production © for Deben Radio CIC 01-08-10

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ITFC Alan Ferguson 3.8.10

felixstowe — Wed, 04 Aug 2010 16:21:00 +0100

Jan Candy talks to Alan Ferguson, Head Groundsman at Ipswich Town Football Club on the pitch after the Tottenham Hotspur game on Tuesday, and there’s a little twist in the tale – so keep listening.

Ipswich Town FC :: Alan Ferguson

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Outdoor Shakespeare review by Sue Nicholson

felixstowe — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 19:43:00 +0100

Glemham Hall was the fine (both in terms of its grounds and the weather) setting for a performance of ‘the Scottish Play’ by the Castle Theatre Company of Durham University students.

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Sue Nicholson reviews Bentwater Roads

felixstowe — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 13:05:00 +0100

The Hush House … a surprisingly charming name for a remote hangar on the old Bentwaters airfield. Used by the American military for testing jet engines, its life since has ranged from a sometime duckhouse to a theatre.

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London Assurance by Sue Nicholson

felixstowe — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 12:59:00 +0100

London theatre comes to Aldeburgh, courtesy of Aldeburgh Cinema’s live streaming from the National Theatre. Sue Nicholson watched ‘London Assurance’ as part of the NT Live season which brings London theatre ‘live’ to towns and cities in 15 countries around the globe.

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Leighton Page - First Responder

felixstowe — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:17:00 +0100

Leighton Page is the Volunteer Co-ordinator of the Framlingham Community First Responder Scheme – a group that works side by side with the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust to respond to 999 Emergency calls within the local community.

Leighton qualified as a Community First Responder on 9th June 2007 & set up the Framlingham CFR Scheme in July 2007. He has had a keen interest in First Aid since the age of 17 & in addition to being an Ambulance Service CFR he has also been a member of the Framlingham St John Ambulance division for nearly 18 years.

Leighton set up the Framlingham CFR Scheme after hearing about the schemes that were up and running in some other local areas. He had a desire to provide some form of emergency cover to the Framlingham area and feels this scheme is vitally important as the town is largely populated but a bit of a “black spot” for the Ambulance Service due to its distance from the nearest hospital.

He has lived in Framlingham his whole life & lives with wife Jaime & son Charlie.
Leighton is a qualified Pharmaceutical Merchant in animal medicines & works in Framlingham where he runs Animal Health Supplies Ltd in station Road.

If you want to know more about First responders visit:

www.eastamb.nhs.uk/service/accident-emergency/community-first-responders-1

Tina Morford

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Fleet Art in the Haven Ports

felixstowe — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 12:42:00 +0100

Cathy Shelbourne explains the Fleet project

Fleet: Art in the Haven Ports ::

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Gavin Turk lead artist for Fleet: Art in the Haven Ports

felixstowe — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 12:37:00 +0100

Gavin Turk talks to Jan Candy about Fleet.

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Mary Lemley, artist in residence HMS Ganges Museum

felixstowe — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 12:29:00 +0100

Mary Lemley talks to Jan Candy about her work as artist in residence at HMS Ganges Museum Shotley Suffolk

Fleet: Art in Haven Ports ::
HMS Ganges Museum ::

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Gavin Turk lead artist Fleet: Art in Haven Ports

felixstowe — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 19:03:00 +0100

Gavin Turk talks to Jan Candy

Gavin Turk ::

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Life, Times and Characters of Dr Feelgood

felixstowe — Sun, 04 Jul 2010 08:34:00 +0100

David Tyrell interviews drummer Kevin Morris about the Life, Times and Characters of Dr Feelgood.

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David Tyrell Interviews Dr Feelgod

felixstowe — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 17:59:00 +0100

David recently interviewed Dr Feelgoods drummer, Kevin Morris, about the band. He talks about the group’s history and the new film that was made about Dr Feelgood by Julian Temple.

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Life for a Young Lawyer

felixstowe — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 12:00:00 +0100

Tina talks to some young lawyers at Barket Gotelee to find out what made them choose the law as a career.

Except when I needed professional advice I have never had the chance to speak to a solicitor, so I grabbed the chance of an interview with some young lawyers at Barker Gotelee of Martlesham Heath to find out about what they do and what made them choose the law as a career. I was amazed at the variety of work on offer and that different work can suit people with different personalities. The academic work for a student is hard but once training is complete it sounds like there is work to suit a variety of interests and that there is never a dull moment

Tina Morford

For further information on following a career in the Law please go to www.lawsociety.org.uk

For queries regarding work experience or a Training Contract please contact Linda Barker at linda.barker@barkergotelee.co.uk

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Suffolk Show: Peter Over Show Director

felixstowe — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 15:29:00 +0100

Peter Over, Show Director of the Suffolk Show talks to Jan Candy of Felixstowe Radio

Suffolk Show ::

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Pudding in a tutu - Recipe Book

felixstowe — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 16:20:00 +0100

Tina talks to Jacki and others at the launcch of her new recipe book – “Pudding in a Tutu”.

Closure of Barn Café Leads to Pudding in a Tutu

After nearly a decade and a half of serving a loyal clientele with inspirational and quirky food the Butley Barn Café has closed its doors. Since the whole Butley Barn complex is up for sale the Café is unlikely to re-open, even in a new incarnation. If this were a possibility, the cook at the Barn Café, Jacki Smith, who has stamped the eating place with an ethos and character all of her own, will not be there. She has called time on an enterprise which she has given heart and soul to for these last fourteen years.

The Barn Café has been known both locally and nationally for its individual approach to food that drew on influences from around the globe, as well as its ability to offer a warm and very personal welcome to passers by, family parties, business lunches, evening soirées and even bands of roaming cyclists.

It is with reluctance that Jacki has closed the door to the Café but she has not yet hung up her apron. She intends to continue cooking, just as she intends to continue breathing! She now plans a roaming style to providing food, for people at events or in their own homes, as well as cooking for the Farmers’ Market in Woodbridge on alternate Saturdays.

However, in the months preceding the closure of the Barn Café the idea of recording some of the recipes of the food served there began to take shape.

It had previously seemed an impossible task to record dishes that regularly reincarnated themselves according to the season and the mood of the cook. Except for specific requests, dishes at the Barn Café often evolved on the wave of a glut of local seasonal produce. Buckets of root vegetables in the autumn would be harvested for a warming Tagine, while an abundance of aubergines and peppers in the summer months would find their way into creating a tasty Caponata—- not forgetting, of course, timely tip-offs from the local butcher. When friend and writer, Elizabeth Murphy, suggested that capturing in print this fast-changing world of creative cooking might be achievable with a fly-on-the-wall approach, and volunteered to be the fly, Jacki bravely agreed to give it a go.

Twelve months on the slim volume, Pudding in a Tutu Recipes and tales from a Suffolk Barn Café, is complete and was launched on 20th May to a gathering of about xxx people in the Shire Hall in Woodbridge. The book tells the story of Jacki at the helm of the Barn Café, interspersed with original drawings and over fifty recipes; recipes that capture some of the most popular dishes at the Barn Café; recipes which combine unusual and unexpected ingredients from a battery of flavours and spices both savoury and sweet. The book includes, of course, the dessert of the title. Pudding in a Tutu will be available for £7.99 from Woodbridge Books and other local Suffolk bookshops, some farm shops, from Jacki at Woodbridge Farmers’ Market or by emailing puddinginatutu@yahoo.com

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