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This is the Reepham
Community Web Site
Reepham is a small market town in Norfolk,
England some 12 miles North West of Norwich.
This page last edited
29/07/2007
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The Reepham town sign, installed June 1992. It shows
a group of three of everything - churches, villagers, farm labourers,
sheep, lambs, and "sisters". The design is the work of our local High
School. All elements are based upon the myth that three sisters were
responsible for building a church each! But, in fact, the medieval
churches (all three in the same churchyard) were built over a span of
several generations. One was burnt down in the Great Fire of Reepham
1543, so, except for a derelict part wall and some graves, only two
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The new Booton parish sign. (Booton is next
door to Reepham.) Also pictured are residents Lorna Gray and Derek
Harding. Derek designed the sign - representing Booton church and Booton
Common. The common, managed by Norfolk Wildlife Trust, is a "Site of
Special Scientific Interest" of international importance because of its
unique wetland habitat providing a home for a variety of flora and
fauna. Thus the sign shows a dragon fly and snails! The church too is of
special interest. It is a Victorian pastiche of decorated, perpendicular
and gothic styles, with touches of pre-Raphaelite and oriental detail!
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What is this web site about?
This is a community web site sponsored by the
Reepham Society for the town of Reepham and surrounding parishes. Its purpose is
to maintain an up-to-date source of Society and community information. It will
grow as more local groups supply data; as more aspects are introduced or
expanded, and as more people become accustomed to using the internet and
consequently offer suggestions of items for inclusion. It is NOT a commercial
venture, being funded solely by the Society. Its use is restricted to similar
local non commercial bodies such as charities and educational institutions, and
for local authority and public services announcements.
The site's lay out is as follows
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"Reepham Society"
This group of pages focuses on aspects of Reepham Society business.
It is the starting point for reading about
the Society. The introductory page offers a brief description of what the
Society is, its aims and objectives, and a few comments about, and pictures
of the town of Reepham. Subordinate pages cover:
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"high school"
This is the
Reepham High School. The Town is proud of this
school, its staff and pupils, and of the trouble it takes to maintain
effective community links - for which it has recently won a prestigious
national award.
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"housing trust"
The
Reepham Housing Trust.
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"patient care" The Reepham Patient Care Fund
provides equipment for disabled people living within the catchment area of
the Reepham doctors' surgery.
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"local directory"
A list of local
organizations with contact names and numbers
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