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Welcome to the Bawburgh News Web Editor: Betty Martins Editor@bawburghnews.freeserve.co.uk
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UPDATE! SEE VARIOUS PAGES FOR THE INCLUSION OF TWELVE ICONIC BUILDINGS, IN A SERIES RUN THROUGHOUT 2008 OF ICONIC BUILDINGS OF BAWBURGH. SEE INDIVIDUAL PAGES ON BAWBURGH CHURCH, THE MILL, BAWBURGH SCHOOL, THE KINGS HEAD, THE BRIDGE, THE FOLLIES, CHURCH FARMHOUSE, THE OLD POST OFFICE, BLACKSMITHS COTTAGE, CHILDS TERRACE, HILLSIDE AND STOCKS HILL CORNER.
ON 19TH DECEMBER 2008, THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR CHILDREN, SCHOOLS AND FAMILIES, ED BALLS, VISITED HIS OLD SCHOOL - SEE BAWBURGH SCHOOL PAGE.
BAWBURGH SAW IN THE FIRST DAY OF 2009 IN STYLE, WITH THE NOW-TRADITIONAL NEW YEAR'S DAY DIP. SIXTEEN HARDY DIPPERS BRAVED THE ICY RIVER YARE AT MID-DAY ON THE 1ST JANUARY AND AS A RESULT £404.55P. WAS RAISED FOR THE EAST ANGLIAN CHILDREN'S HOSPICES.
Above: Terry Molloy sets off the dippers in “Town Crier” fashion. Left to right: Elizabeth and Eleanor Lewis Williams, Ian Williams, Sandy Munro, Max Lewis Williams, Chris Mackay, Boaz Moselle, Pete Hallam, Rupert Hipwell and Stuart Malone. Other dippers (see below) included Sophie Lewis Williams, Beth Hipwell and visitor George, Christine Bailey, Michele Goodman and Betty Martins. Well done also to Rev. Angela Reynolds, who braved just her feet!! A cheer went up at the After Dip party when the dippers appeared on BBC News.
Two days later (see below) nine of the sixteen dippers posed with a big cheque at the Bawburgh Village Hall Coffee Morning, to a cheer from the gathered throng. From the left, Elizabeth Lewis Williams, Ian Williams, Chris MacKay, Michele Goodman, Betty Martins and Rev. Angela Reynolds. Front: Lila Hallam, who collected much of the money, whilst Max, Sophie and Eleanor Lewis Williams dipped.
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