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Lent Lunches and Emmaus
Each year during Lent we enjoy simple lunches in aid of charity. This year we will be supporting Emmaus, locally based in Ditchingham.
Lent is a time for giving as well as ‘giving up’!
This year’s lunches:
Wednesday 4th March at 12 noon at Topcroft Pavilion
Monday 9th March at 12 noon at Hempnall Mill
There will be tasty home-made soups, biscuits and cheese.
There is no cost but donations to Emmaus.
It will be helpful if you can let Jackie or Margaret know that you will be coming.
Please contact: Jackie Leggett 01508 482267 for Topcroft and Margaret Sparham 01508 499579 for Hempnall
Contact Frances for more details - 01508498157
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Fritton, or Freetown, probably derived its name from the fact that, in the Middle Ages, it was free from many of the feudal obligations to which other villages were subject. Olketal, a Danish nobleman, held Fritton at the time of Edward the Confessor. Part of the parish, along with the adjoining lands in Morningthorpe, belonged to the Abbot of…
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