The Invited's gig at the Meerkat Hall Saxmundham this Saturday has been CANCELLED but the table top sale in Laxfield is still on and with bacon rolls!
th 15 Jul 2010
This Saturday a FREE Day Out in Laxfield, a ceilidh in Wickham Market, Music from Baroque to Broadway in Brundish and for this weekend a special Eastern Angle's offer for Peppery Prod fans.
sa 29 May 2010
Two rehearsals going on last night at the Halesworth Cut; downstairs broadsword fighting(though rather like Dad's Army some were having to make do with sticks) for Henry V later this summer and upstairs Comedy of Errors for Mouth to Mouth's annual garden tour starting 17th next month at the Laxfield Low House. More pix on Facebook
mo 5 Apr 2010
we 31 Mar 2010
Easter egg hunt and crossword challenge this Friday at Laxfield.
su 7 Feb 2010
made by Ron Fuller of Laxfield ... England
tu 26 Jan 2010
The Suffolk Coastal dog warden will be keeping an eye out for this good looking and missing Laxfield dog, there's a £200 reward.
The price has been dropped on the Laxfield Royal Oak.
fr 26 Jun 2009
Mouth to Mouth's all girl production of Bill's The Taming of the Shrew starts its garden tour of near the coast at Otley Hall tonight with other enues including the Laxfield Low House, Yoxford and Latitude. (We've heard that Fish has been typecast as Captain Jamy in their Henry V at Eye Castle this August.)
sa 24 Jan 2009
Reportedly the chip van had a fire at its preceding stop in Laxfield which is why it didn't make it to Framlingham Thursday.
sa 6 Sep 2008
This is Carl Wilson and Laxfield First Responders coordinator Laura Griggs demonstrating their pulse oximeter at this year's Brundish Makemerry. As their beat is very rural inevitably the ambulance tends to take longer to arrive so two responders go out on a call. Laura echoed Framlingham coordinator Leighton Page's observation that people are very generous giving money but what is needed most are more responders. If you want to help email Carl (remember you won't go out on your own:)..
su 17 Jun 2007
Events have been going on all week between the ten villages in this year's Inter Village Games. Some were physical including tennis and football, and some were not; but it all came together today on the Laxfield Playing Field. There were events for real littlerlys and not so litterlys ; and the blond littelry made a real commitment to the bat and bean bag race but got a bit slowed down by dropping her bean bag but no problem eh?
The event that really calls for team work is the four on two planks and we thought the four girls in orange were going to do it but Weybread prevailed ... though stopping was a bit of a problem ... as it was in the three legged race.
The crowd were cheering the egg throwing but we had taken time out to eat one of the rather meaty burgers and for us the highlight was the third place decider between Dennington and Metfield in the tug of war. The pull just went on and on and on with the crowd getting really involved. Dennington won but at the price of Jason (who used to tend bar at the Framlingham Station in Neil Pascoe's time) being very slow to get up, we think he might have hurt his ankle. A brilliant afternoon that makes you proud to be British!
Matt, The Brewer, Goddess Steph, Max, NaTCH, new chum John B and the tv presenter Peter Purves (who didn't know he was lunching with us) appeared to be irritating the barmaid ... though she seemed ready to be irritated. Very well kept Adnams and Fullers London Pride, NaTCH did very well with a Farmer's Lunch which is a ploughman's with some substantial slices of ham and plum chutney instead of cheese. Everybody else didn't do so well with luxury fish pie that contained raisins and the veggies arrived after The Brewer had finished his pie. Conversation included the interesting fact that it cost's twice as much for Max to have his nails trimmed as NaTCH's mother. (last visit ↓ subsequent lunchprevious lunch)
Despite a miserable day attendees were Andy, Spadge in a blue Ginetta, NaTCH and Malcolm. Malcolm combined his lunch with making a delivery of Low House Bitter which was sampled and approved. The food could have been hotter but the conversation flowed heatedly. "Does God exist?" was even briefly touched upon. Apologies for absence received from Hugh. (first visit subsequent lunchprevious lunch)
This Saturday a 
Suffolk Coastal dog warden will be keeping an eye out for this good looking and missing Laxfield dog, there's a £200 reward.
Mouth to Mouth's all girl production of Bill's The Taming of the Shrew starts its garden tour of near the coast at Otley Hall tonight with other enues including the Laxfield Low House, Yoxford and Latitude. (We've heard that Fish has been typecast as Captain Jamy in their Henry V at Eye Castle this August.)
Matt, The Brewer, Goddess Steph, Max, 
Despite a miserable day attendees were Andy, Spadge in a blue 