Sandy and Terry Nevard, who have organised the Reepham Arts and Crafts Fair for the past few years, have decided to move on to other ventures.
 
The new organisers, Sue Johnston and Gloria Davis, both of Reepham, have decided to rename the event the Reepham Craft Makers Market.
 
They hope to keep up the standard set by Sandy and Terry, with an emphasis on the quality of goods on display. At least 90% of all items on sale will be crafted or produced by the stallholders (or a close relative), with no “bought ins” to be sold on.
 

The funeral of Keith Manton will be at Reepham St Mary on Tuesday 5 April at 1.30 pm followed by burial in Whitwell Road Cemetery.
 
 For more detailed timings please contact the rector nearer the date.
 
A number of official cars will attend; therefore drivers are asked to take extra care in Church Hill/Market Place from 12.00, and at the cemetery gates in Whitwell Road around 2.15 - 3 pm.
 

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The Bircham Centre Charity Shop has placed some restrictions on what items it can accept as donations.
 
To conform with health and safety regulations, and for the safety of the volunteers who run the shop, the Bircham Centre is now unable to take the following items: cycle helmets or helmets of any type; cots and prams; walking frames; highchairs; car seats; electrical goods; videos; encyclopaedias; magazines; and artificial Christmas trees.
 

Reepham & District Photographic Club holds meetings at 7.30 pm on the first and third Thursdays in the month at Whitwell Station, Whitwell Road, Reepham. These meetings involve furthering photography for new and experienced photographers.
 
The club holds themed photographic competitions, tuition workshops, and days or evenings out and about Norfolk; it is affiliated to the East Anglian Federation of Photographic Societies.