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Dickleburgh, Pulham Market, Pulham St Mary, Rushall, Starston, Thelveton

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                  AT DICKLEBURGH



 50 Christmas Trees in a Church at Dickleburgh, South Norfolk

Sunday 6 to Sunday 13 December 2009

  

 

An unforgettable Christmas celebration in a beautiful historic church, which dates from 1490.

A very special event full of the Christmas spirit.

 

 

Thank you everyone for a wonderful festival. 2009 winners are shown below. 

50 Christmas Trees in a Church features up to 60 individually decorated trees created by local organisations. The event has a competitive edge, as each organisation has the chance to win cash prizes in the public vote. There is also a prize for the most innovative tree.

 

2009 Winners

Adults Prize:

 1 . Dickleburgh Flower Arrangers £200

 2. Ladies' Tractor Road Run £75

 3. Dickleburgh Good Companions £50

 4. Diss & District Woodturners £50

 5. Dickleburgh Women's Royal British Legion £50

 6. Susan Whymark Funeral Services £50

 7. A & P Construction £25

 8. Brooke Hospital for Animals £25

 9. LovingBears4All £25

 10. Culrose Residential Care Home £25

 11. Starston Pealers £25

 12. Harleston Players £25

 13. "La Maison, New Buckenham" £25

 14. Dickleburgh Bellringers £25

 15. Magpies Hockey Club £25

 16. Dickleburgh Sports and Social Club £25

 17. Pulham Market Church £25

 

Children

 1. Gissing Children's Centre £100

 2. Pulhams Playgroup £50

 3. Dickleburgh VC Primary School £25

 4. Harleston Primary School £25

 5. Tivetshall Primary School £25

 6. Starston Church Mice £25

 

Most Innovative Tree - Nick Arnull Plate

     Diss and District Woodturners

 

Name the Bears (donated by the Bear Shop, Norwich)

    Queenie, the singing brown bear - Mrs J. Sharman

    Holly, the white baby bear - Holly!

    Nicky, the Pyjama bear - Sophie Dye

 

Children's Tree Hunt

    Kaitlin Musk

 

All money raised was shared between the following:

  • the parish churches of Dickleburghwith Langmere and Shimpling, Pulham Market, Pulham St Mary, Rushall, Starston, and Thelveton with Frenze.

 

Dickleburgh is to the north of Diss just off the A140, click here for a map. The church is on The Street, Dickleburgh’s main thoroughfare.

 

For group bookings, further information and to enter a Christmas Tree in the competition, tel. 01379 854245, or e-mail Norman & Rosemary Steer at randn@steerfamily.plus.com

 

 

 

 

Thank you to our advertisers and supporters
The Bear Shop www.bearshops.co.uk
Ben Burgess & Co
DA Browne & Son
Chenery Travel
Cherry Lane Garden Centre

Cookes Musical Instruments
The Cycle Shack
The Dickleburgh Crown
Elegant Vintage Transport
The Finishing Touch
Gingerbread Cottage Haircutters
HCS Anglia - PC support you can rely on, tel. 01379 740549 mobile 07771 515143
GD & KA Macfarlane

Heidi Oldman

La Maison Gifts and Interiors
Naked Marketing
The Parrott Furniture Company
Rackham's Funeral Services
The Red Lion, Needham
Rich Pickings
Rosedale Funeral Home
Philip and Mary Thompson Opticians
TWP Designs
Susan Whymark Funeral Services

 

 
Dickleburgh Flower Arrangers -
Winners for the second year running
 
 
Ladies' Tractor Road Run - Second
 
 
Diss & District Woodturners -
Nick Arnull prize for most innovative tree
 
 
Rev. Norman Steer with Ladies Tractor Road Run