This event was held for the second time on the village green with glorious sunshine.   We were delighted by the amount of people who came to support us; some who came very early to get a good spot!!  The whole afternoon was extremely busy and the Judges; Louise Keeble our local vet and Martin Myers-Allen, Headmaster of Brandeston Hall School, worked hard to achieve the best winners for the 10 fun classes.  We had some great sponsors for all the prizes, in particular Bridge Street Pet Shop which sponsored our new class "Kettleburgh Dog of the Year" by supplying an engraved brass tag together with a collar.  The tea & home-made cakes were excellent and were pretty much sold out. Our event was also supported by Emma Smith and her agility team of dogs showing their display of skills, as well as giving dog owners a chance to have-a-go with their pets.  The Pet groomer, Emma Bilsberry was kept busy, as were the doggy stalls and ice creams.  As always, without the help we received, the Kettleburgh Green Trust could not have been such a success.  Thank you to everyone who was involved (too many to name).  £503.00 has been raised to continue to care for your village green.

Pat Hill

  who will be remembered

for the help she gave Kettleburgh

while she lived here from 1953 – 2005

Objectives:
*Conserving and maintaining Kettleburgh Village Green and its natural biodiversity and wildlife for the public benefit.

*Providing a community garden for the benefit of the inhabitants of the village.

*Providing facilities for recreation or other leisure time occupation for those who have need of such facilities by reason of their youth, age, infirmity, social or economic circumstances or for the public at large in the interests of social welfare and with the object of improving their condition of life.

 Click History  to find out about the history of the village green

To find out more about sponsorships received click Village Green sponsors