Sedgeford has a reputation for being one of the friendliest villages in Norfolk. It is situated within a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. The village is just minutes away from the sea and some of the most stunning beaches in the UK. Sedgeford is surrounded by open undulating countryside, is rich in history. It's a great place to visit and with only 600 residents it's an idyllic place to live and work.
Matthews Brass Band 30th August 2008 St Marys Church Sedgeford
Starts 7:30pm. Tickets £10:00 available from Pete or Pam Goddard Tel 01485 579002 or direct from Janet Frost
Harvest Festival 28th September 2008 St Marys Church
6pm evening song followed by Harvest Supper.
Sedgeford Open Gardens Raises over £1500 for the Church
In spite of the wind and the rain Sedgeford open gardens raised over £1,500. The event started with Lunch at the church which was very popular and provided some exceptionally good food. The standard of the gardens on display this year was particularly outstanding. To finish the tour the visitors were treated to some fine tea and cakes at Sedge Cottage hosted by Pat Flemming.
Special thanks to all those that contributed in making the day a great success and also a big thank you to those brave souls that travelled far and wide to visit the gardens and in such extreme weather!
A photo gallery of the gardens will be posted here shortly.
2008 Sedgeford Village Newsletters Available for Download
The Sedgeford Village Newsletters are available to download from this web site.
St Georges Day Dinner Was a Sellout and Memorable Evening!
What a great evening of chatter, good food and entertainment. The evening was a sell out with over 90 villagers and friends attending. Excellent food served up by some very fine ladies. Real food cooked to perfection by the Sedgeford wives!
The guests were greeted by the master of ceremony and appropriately named 'George' Eve dressed in full St Georges costume.
The evening comedy entertainment was directed, written and produced by Maggie Burlton. The evening started with the musical skills of Mr John Harris. After which an excellent take on Punch and Judy, aka Janet Frost and Pete Goddard, followed by a comic take on Sedgefords own Shirlock Holmes mystery. Starring Maggie Burlington as the hilarious "woman of questionable profession", Lynda Moore as the very funny Essex ticket girl "MsThick", Mike Barker played an outstanding Dr Watson and Stuart Moore as the master detective Shirlock Holmes.
The evening ended with a sing- along of some fine old patriotic songs.
Can't wait till the next one!! (ed)
A full report and pictures of the event will be posted soon.
Sedgeford Community Lunch
Sedgeford Village holds a Community Lunch once a month, during each school term. The lunches are normally on the second Thursday of the month.
The Sedgeford Community Lunch is open to all Sedgeford residents and those with village connections. It is growing in popularity each month. Anyone who would like to come to future lunches should contact Janet Frost on 01485 571352 at least a week beforehand.
The lunched will be on:
Thurday 8th of May 2008 Thurday 12th June 2008 Thursday 10th July 2008 .
See you there?
What's on at Sedgeford Village Hall?
There is always something going on at Sedgeford Village Hall. For further information [CLICK HERE]