What happened earlier in Kettleburgh a Suffolk village

mo 21 de 09

Unwanted haircut in Kettleburgh.

th 27 au 09

The Deben Brewery stood next to the Kettleburgh Chequers; in 1867 the brewery owner James Brighton Grant became the last man in England to be imprisoned for not paying church rates.

mo 13 jl 09

Thursday morning in aid of Cats Protection Kay Lusted is having a coffee morning at Manley, Kettleburgh.

mo 18 my 09

A water tanker was stolen from a field in Kettleburgh some time earlier this month, a tea urn pinched in Blaxhall and substance abuse in Framlingham.

tu 15 jn 08

1869 Hippolytes Mege Mouries patented margarine in France

Daphne Aitken was born in Earl Soham but had lived in Kettleburgh for some years when she passed away two Saturdays ago. To give her a good

send off the Kettleburgh Chequers has already raised over a £1,000 and last night, tonight and tomorrow night you could and can be made up by Helen Bolingbroke to raise more ... don't even have to stop supping.

we 28 my 08

1907 The first Isle of Man TT race

des' dinners at the Kettleburgh Chequers last week

As expected interesting beers, the landlord warned NaTCH off Piddle in the Cellar (at least that's what it seemed to be called) so Adnams' seasonal beer Regatta and something which might have been called Odyssey were enjoyed. Other lunchers were Richard V and new playmate Paul N so inevitably much talk about loudspeakers and the much belated news (nearly four years late:) that the Beeb have abandoned Pebble Mill which was demolished in 2005 . (In a previous life NaTCH worked at Radio WM then inside the Mill.) The Brewer arrived later for just a drink and then there was much talk about brewing. (Last visit 04/09/02 ~ Subsequent lunch ~ Previous lunch)

mo 31 de 07

1960 The British farthing, one quarter of an old penny, ceased being legal tender at midnight

We haven't visited Church Farm, Kettleburgh since Lucie and Malcolm wintered there in a Winnebago thingy maybe four? five? years ago? Since then the caravan park, well sort of a field actually, has become more populated and there was even someone fishing in the pond at this lovely location.

fr 29 ju 07

Mouth to Mouth Theatre at the Kettleburgh Chequers

On a summer's evening there was some pretty serious trooping going on at the bottom of the Kettleburgh Chequers' garden. Not surprisingly with the recent continual and torrential downpours the audience could have been larger, the thesp with a clipboard had joined at literally an hour's notice and

the clipboard held his lines; and finally the cast was still short one person so a willing member of the audience was press ganged as Snug the Joiner. Despite all this Mouth to Mouth Theatre entertained with a particularly fun production of Shakespeare's comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream in a perfect location by the photogenic river Deben (which surprisingly is some eight feet deep here so be careful kids). We thought the costumes very creative and looked great against the lush Suffolk countryside. There was lots of engagement with the audience, Puck giving ladies in the audience flowers ... that sort of thing and everyone had a good time.

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