Amenities » Committees & Organisations
There are 3 committees in Campsea Ashe.
These can be viewed on separate pages and are :-
New bells have been installed and are available for ringing. Anyone can join the group one of the practices, or just go along to listen to the sounds of the beautiful bells.
Ringing for Sunday Services - The bells are rung for half an hour before all Sunday services (other than for 8.00 am services).
Practice sessions - All practices are from 9.00 to 10.30 am on Saturday mornings. All are welcome.
Beginners Courses - Anyone interested in ringing is encouraged to have a have a go. Just turn up on Saturday and you will be made most welcome, or contact the Tower Captain, Glenys Fear, on 01728 747177.
This is an informal group looking into the heritage of Campsea Ashe but is open to all. It started in 2010 by a small group of enthusiastic people who have an interest in the heritage and history of the village. The Project has been generously funded by the Your Heritage Lottery Fund, as well as Wickham Market Outreach project and Suffolk Open Weekend.
The group is interested in oral history and also in collecting resources that help them learn more about the village and the people who have made it what it is. They are also working on a number of new research projects that will help to make the resources available to as many people as possible, either through displays in the Church, or via the website. If you would like to find out more about the village, please visit the website at www.campseaashechurch.org.uk
If you would like to know more about the Heritage Group, attend their meetings or would like to do some research for yourself, please contact them through the above website and let them know.
Station House Community Connections is now the registered name of the charitable organisation working to transform the Station House into a new community and station facility. The information gathered from the village, passenger and business surveys in April 2012 continues to inform the design process, so we hope there will be something for everyone to make use of and enjoy. The project started life with a small group of volunteers back in November 2011 and has grown steadily since, with people lending time, skills or experience whenever they can. The first Trustees were appointed in June 2013.
The website at www.stationhousecampseaashe.co.uk is expanding with progress so please have a look to find out more:
Leaflets are available next to the Station House notice board on the platform and following progress on twitter @stationhouse01 is another option.
If anyone would like to set up a club or use the village hall as a meeting place for group meetings, please contact the Village Hall Committee or the Parish Council.
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