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Ilketshall St Andrew Village Hall
Charity No: 298372

Guest Book

4/2/2013

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Christina Green link
5/2/2013 03:19:12 am

The village hall is an excellent venue for both adults and children alike, with very clean facilities and an extremely friendly and welcoming atmosphere. I must say the new website is very informative and user friendly. I look forward to visiting the village hall again in the future. Mrs C Green

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Derinda Starling
5/2/2013 03:59:32 am

I have visited this hall on many occasions for a variety of events and have always found the facilities excellent. The bar is well stocked and the kitchen facilities are extremely good. The added bonus is a small childrens play area which I understand has plans for expansion. I would be very happy to recommend this hall.

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Lyn and Chris Roberts
15/2/2013 10:38:20 am

Having moved to the village in recent years we have always experienced a warm and friendly welcome from the locals at all the events we have attended. The hall is very well kept by a loyal band of volunteers and offers a great venue for a wide range of functions. The surrounding 'commons' make this a very special rural environment and a lovely spot whether it be for a wedding reception, plant fair, table top sale, birthday celebration or party.

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Grace Moore (Rowlands)
18/5/2013 12:44:21 pm

I lived between the old school and village hall , many moons ago. Just been around the great common to the churchyard. am so disappointed in how its kept now. And we will have to come back to sort my parents grave out as the grave diggers are once again trying to cover the grave :( They should respect it not abuse it, it moved me to tears!

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Phil Griffith
21/5/2013 09:21:41 am

Am sorry to read your comments, and have passed these to our Church Wardens. Could you please contact Rosemary Andrews (contact details listed under St Andrews Church) as she is a Church Warden and has the plan of the graves and could respond to you.
Regret that the website is provided by the Village Hall Committee and we can only deal with matters relevant to the Village Hall itself.

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Kev and Ros Blackley
9/7/2013 01:32:34 am

Just recovering from our Daughters wedding day!
St Andrews for the service, followed by the village hall for the reception.

So grateful to all the people involved - Paul for a wonderful service, Polly and Melanie for the organising.
Also Melanie on the day itself, along with the bar staff whom we are eternally grateful, they work very hard.
Not forgetting to mention Grooms of Bungay for a wonderful spread and professional table service.

The hall has everything to suit all ages, it is one of the most practical layouts I have visited, also spotlessly clean; a lot of thought obviously went into its design ;and it works.
The ISAVH members were extremely helpful with the arrangements, and are very much 'hands on', they took so much off our shoulders, considering the event - it was very welcome!
Thank you to everyone involved, a very memorable day.
Ros and Kev

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Douglas Berry
12/9/2013 08:32:49 am

I am looking forward to visiting soon from Florida, USA. The patriarch of my family, Sheene Berry, lived in Ilketshall from 1704-1776 and is buried there. I hope we can find his grave. Could anyone help me find him? Thank you.
Douglas Berry

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Phil
9/10/2013 01:59:05 am

Hi Douglas,
I have spoken to our Church Warden and think we have located the grave you are looking for, and more with your family name.
I will email the information.

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Robert Berry
12/5/2017 12:40:12 pm

Hi Douglas,

I have read your post regarding Sheene Berry and hope you made it to Ilketshall St Andrew. Sheen is my 7X Great Grandfather. I live quite close and have been myself. Records show that on his death, he paid £720 to the church in tithe. A fortune then! Our family moved to London in the early19th Century to work in the potteries in Lambeth right up to the 40's.

I hope you get this and have an opportunity to reply.

Regards,

Robert Berry.

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Richard Matthew
23/10/2013 11:49:58 am

Excellent website - BUT I can't see any map or directions to tell me where the hall is! Have I missed it? Also I couldn't leave comments where it said to do so above.

Thanks.

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Phil
23/10/2013 03:23:44 pm

Hi Richard,
There is a Google map and directions under the top heading 'ISA Village Hall' sub-menu under 'Find Us' here http://www.ilketshallstandrew.com/find-us.html
The comments section is a bit clunky but you found it ok.

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Colin Brock
4/7/2015 11:25:28 pm

Delighted to see the pictures of St. Andrew Church. The last time I was able to stop for a brief visit it was in a very sad condition.
During the war I stayed in the Vicarage across the road with my Grandmother. and, during my relatively short stay there, I manned the church organ hand pump bellows!
Colin Brock, BC, Canada
Sunday's, manned the organ hand

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trevor jordan
23/11/2016 07:40:47 pm

Hi I spent some of my early youth living at Rosecott which my Grandfather had bought. he put in the first lighting there it was calor gas didnt have elec at that time. Loved to roam the common and used to love to knap flints in the pit at the bottom of the common. Still have the sea anoeme fossil which i found in the priest hole i discovered hidden between the chimney and the 2nd floor. I also found a silk topper in there as well but has since disinagreated. The path passed thrue our orchard on its way to the pub at the back diff ones would stop and help them selves on there way there couldnt stop them as it was aq public path. Sure miss the place loved the church at that time i was into climbing up church towers left in 1957 when we imigrated to the US.

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Kari Dumbeck
29/6/2017 05:30:52 pm

It was exciting to come across this web site as my great-great grandfather Baily Bird was born in August of 1840 here along with his parents before him. Unfortunately his father passed in July of the same year 1840. I would love to find more information out about this area or of them. To whom should I seek for such information?

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Phil Griffith
1/8/2017 10:30:45 am

Hi Kari,
If you plan to visit I can put you in contact with our Church warden who holds records of all graves, my contact is [email protected].
I believe also there is a public records office in Lowestoft that covers our area.
I am afraid the only alternative if you cannot visit is online sources.
Regret I only host the website so cannot help you further.
Phil

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Rick
30/10/2019 12:39:20 am

Many moons ago, Ilketshall Community & Parish Council granted me the opportunity to run a Youth Project from the Village Hall. Back in 1987 I was was fledgling Youth Leader in Charge but we made the front cover of Suffolk Association of Youth's Annual report for two years running. This was quite an achievement For an amateur project I gave the kids freedom and sense of belonging and achievement through empowerment, This could never have been achieved without the kindness and respect from the Parish & Community Council. Sadly I had to wind-up S.A.Y. ( St Andrews Youth) to train and study Youth & Community at a Professional level n the 1990's. It was not an easy decision after 3 years of dedication. My son grew up in the village and his friends parents were the kids I worked with. Happy memories and a great foundation to build my future upon. I hope I did okay for the kids.. Thank you Illektshall St Andrew, Rick (the Punk Rocker)

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Jason T link
28/12/2020 02:38:06 pm

Hello mate nicce post

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