we 7 Jul 2010 Stepdance Day | Though there weren't as many flat caps as you might expect at the Worlingworth Swan's Step Dance Day Sunday there was a plentiful supply of waistcoats, neckerchiefs, dealer boots and some pony and traps. The event was much larger and broader than we'd anticipated with competitions for the young and women dancing too, like Ronnie Frost said There's some real characters here. (We also heard that landlady Kate [one time carer for the Framlingham Crown and Anchor] is moving on.) |
sa 2 May 2009 | #socialsaturday near the coast; flower festival, ploughman's and cream teas at St Mary's, Worlingworth today, tomorrow and Monday, the 20th birthday this afternoon of the Cransford Christian Fellowship church destroyed in the 1987 hurricane, and a quiz with ploughman's and bar tonight at Earl Soham VH more info Jill Whittaker 01728 684802. Marvellous! |
fr 6 Feb 2009 | Either a nasty bit of vandalism or somebody with a serious grudge? Either way a man in his late teens to 20s tried to set light to a car in Worlingworth at the end of last month. |
we 3 Dec 2008 | Tuesday last week a 17 year old on a moped in Worlingworth was assaulted by a jogger. |
we 15 Oct 2008 | Good news about the Worlingworth Swan. |
tu 14 Oct 2008 | What a very great pity, it would appear the Worlingworth Swan is going to close and this week. |
su 17 Aug 2008 | Yolande is the Worlingworth Swan's landlady's daughter so ... more at Wilby |
su 26 Aug 2007 | There were a lot good times being had in a tent at the back of the Worlingworth Swan last night. Friendly Misunderstood Rabbits (who seemed to have suddenly grown up since MSM) had a depping drummer but still gave the high energy (11.2 on a Marshall) performance you'd expect from young Turks whilst acknowledging their antecedents with a couple of Hendrix tunes, and even synchronised behind the neck guitar playing ... or maybe they're just big Joe Brown fans. The O's came on to the theme from the Big Country, or possibly the Magnificent Seven or even Appalachian Spring (we can never sort them out) and two smoke machines. Though this looked great it did slow the rush of people entering the tent as they couldn't see where they were going:) The O's have got even tighter and the micro Eddie Cochran set went particularly well (maybe add Three Steps to Heaven fellas?) and as the evening progressed the struttings (and occasional falling overs) at the front of the stage got more and more charged. Like they say guaranteed entertainment. ... and oh yes, the lady in red did get to hear I Predict a Riot. |
tu 3 Jul 2007 | Support band wanted for The Outlaws gig in a tent at Worlingworth next month and we spotted this 1668 Dennington half-penny token on ebaY, it went for £80. |
we 13 Mar 2002 | Worlingworth Swan des' dinners 24 On a rather grey, blowy day NaTCH collected John B from the Vic for a pleasant toddle through the lanes to where Hugh, recently released from Norwich prison, was waiting for us. The barrels are kept behind the bar at the Swan and one had a rubber tubing and an empty Jack Daniels bottle attached - giving the bar the ambience of an illicit still. Conversation included how sloppy the food is in Norwich Prison and why two out of three lunchers just can't see what's so great about James Brown. AfARs from Spadge (just got his bank statement) and Andy (will rejoin us when his present contract ends in December). (last visit ↓ subsequent lunch previous lunch) |
we 10 Jan 2001 | Worlingworth Swan des' dinners 10 Yet another ominous start to a lunch with apologies received from Hugh and Spadge (pressure of work), new chum Mark, and Andy (Worlingworth too far) but NaTCH was readily included in the conversation at the bar of the Worlingworth Swan and, a little late, the attendees were John B, John FH and Malcolm. The Swan is very pleasant: Adnams from the wood at £1.70 a pint, open fire, sensible menu (including liver and bacon) and the food is served hot, AND a water jug on the bar! Conversation included "Are the lyrics to 'Jailhouse Rock' about a homosexual relationship". (first visit subsequent lunch previous lunch) |
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