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| Brook Farm Residents Association Summer Fun Day Saxmundham Primary School playing field. Saturday 19th July Midday The Brook Farm Residents Association (BFRA) 5th annual Fun Day is on Saturday 19th July at Saxmundham Primary School, a true family and local event. The long list of stall holders and entertainers that we have been able to attract this year has far exceeded any previous event. The events so far will include, Hollesley Birds of Prey, Karate Display, Arabia Fantasy  Belly Dancers, Steam Tractor, Police Mobile Wagon, Fire Engines, Farm 2 Form (Milking Cows), chicks, Mega slide, Swing boats (£1 per ride) and much more. The burger and hotdog BBQ will certainly feed you at very competitive prices. There will also be a tea/cake tent and numerous stalls. Suffolk Coastal will be supplying the mobile skate park (bring helmets and boards) and Saxmundham tennis club will be setting up the short tennis court all for free. Bring the children and let them enjoy themselves. For the adults, there will be a licensed beer and wine tent. Lots and lots of things to enjoy for a great family day out on your own doorstep. We promise that this year’s fun day will be the best yet and we look forward to your support. Family Fun Disco. Saturday 19th July 7.30pm Market Hall If this isn’t enough, how about coming down to the Market Hall on the evening of 19th July. The BFRA have organised a family night out after the Fun Day so please come down the town again with the children and listen to the sounds of the Revelation Roadshow. Commences at 7.30pm with a licensed bar serving draught beer, wines and spirits. This event is supported by the Brook Farm Residents Association for the entire Town to enjoy. Admittance £3 per person, children free. Shortly our Road Reps will be knocking on your door asking for this year's subs. Don't forget that you and your family will gain free entry into this year's Fun Day and our other social events, get regular Newsletters, access the forum and financially contribute to an organisation working on behalf of all the residents. More details to follow shortly. I have recently noticed that the Google Map of Brook Farm area has been updated with our houses now viewable and streets correctly labelled. Take a look: http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&ie=UTF8&t=h&ll=52.218585,1.481148&spn=0.004877,0.009999&z=17 |