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Woodbridge Library Events
Please Note: Woodbridge Library
Will Be Closed On Bank Holidays
Friday 19th April, Sunday 21st April &
Monday 22nd April.
Monday 1st April – Tuesday 30th April
- ArtLib – Abstracts by Andrew Cowell
Andrew Cowell who is retired has
been painting for some four years
now and is a member of Woodbridge
Art Club. In the main, he works
with acrylic paint. Some of the art is
produced by pouring the paint onto
the canvas and then manipulating it
to achieve the desired effect. Most of
the paintings are very bright and lively
and his inspiration comes from the
brightness he sees around him.
Book Group (Meets the fi rst Thursday
of the month at 2pm)
On 4th April we will be discussing “By
Its Cover” written by Donna Leon.
Please come along if you have read
this book and would like to join in the
discussion.
Friday 5th April, 8pm – Browsers
Bookshop presents: Joanne Harris in
conversation with Catherine Larner
Tickets: £20 (includes a copy of
“The Strawberry Thief”); £12 for one
additional ticket without the book.
Book in advance by calling Browsers
Bookshop on 01394 388890. Friday
5th April & Friday 26th April, 10.30am-
12.30pm – Active Lives Singing Group
Feel your spirits lift and fi nd a new
confi dence in singing. Learn some
new songs and learn harmonies
to songs you know. Improve your
breathing, your circulation and have
some fun! Take some time out to
relax and make music with others. For
more information call Gina Silburn
or Julie Stokes on 01473 345350
or visit the Active Lives website
wwwactivlives.org.uk £5 per session.
From Saturday 6th April throughout
the month – Sale Of Withdrawn Fiction
For Adults
Take a chance and discover a new
author! All proceeds go to Woodbridge
Library.
Tuesday 9th April, 10am-12 noon
– Realise Futures Walk-In Advice &
Guidance Session for People with a
Learning Disability and/or Autism
Come along to a Realise Futures
walk-in advice and guidance sessions.
They can provide support, advice or
information on housing, employment,
benefi ts, training, money, travel, safety,
health, bills/letters, social. There is no
need to book an appointment.
Contact Realise Futures to fi nd out
more about this service and what’s
happening in your local area.
07753 447607 [email protected]
www.realisefutures.org
Wednesday 10th April, 10am-12 noon
- Veterans’ Coffee Morning
Open to veterans, serving personnel
and families. Come along and meet
like minded people for tea, coffee and
a chat.
Organised by The Matthew
Project – Outside the Wire. For
more details contact: 01603
626123, [email protected],
www.matthewproject.org
Saturday 13th April, 10.15-11.45am -
Talk by Mia Philips (Well-being Coach
& Three Principles Practitioner)
£7 per person. For more information
please visit www.facebook.com/SC3PC
Tuesday 16th April, 12.45-1.30pm –
Lunchtime concert by the Woodbridge
Cruising Club ukulele band
Jetsam, the Woodbridge Cruising
Club ukulele band, have been playing
together for eighteen months. Their
speciality is playing and singing
songs from the 60s and 70s with a
smattering of earlier ones for people
to sing along to. They made their debut
performance at Maritime Woodbridge
last September so if you enjoyed that,
come along and join in.
Admission free but donations to the
Friends of Woodbridge Library very
welcome.
Saturday 20th April, 9am-11am -
Caroline Page, County Councillor
for Woodbridge, will be holding her
surgery at the library.
Saturday 27th April, 7.30pm –Iestyn
Edwards, author of “My Tutu Went
AWOL”
Iestyn’s innovative talk on his recent
book “My Tutu Went AWOL” will
consist of theatre, music, ballet and
strong cultural interest. We will learn
about touring Iraq and Afghanistan in
a tutu and how he got dressed down
for drying his tights on the Basra
anti-blast wall plus lots more fabulous
stories.
Please join Iestyn for an hilarious
evening with a glass of wine and lots
of laughs. His book is currently being
developed as a feature fi lm and you
get to see it in Woodbridge!
Tickets are £8.00 each and are
available from Woodbridge Emporium
(01394 382382 or via www.
woodbridgeemporium.co.uk
Myths of Equity Release Mortgages
Myth 1: You no longer own
your own home
False. A Lifetime Mortgage does
not affect the ownership of your
property. You will remain the owner
of your property until the second
of you dies or moves into long-
term care. Subject to the provider’s
criteria, you are also free to move
home.
Myth 2: You can end up owing
more than the value of your
home Mortgage, with the remainder of
the tax-free cash you release yours
to spend entirely as you wish!
False. All plans from lenders
approved by the Equity Release
Council feature a ‘No Negative
Equity Guarantee’, which means
that you or your heirs will never
owe more than the value of your
property. Should your property at
the end of the plan be worth less
than the amount borrowed, the
remaining balance gets written off. Myth 4: You must make
monthly repayments
Myth 3: You can’t release
equity from your home if
you have an outstanding
mortgage
False. In fact, repaying an
existing mortgage is one of the
most popular uses of a Lifetime
False. You don’t have to make
any repayments and the interest is
simply added to the total amount
outstanding. However, many
Lifetime Mortgages products allow
you to repay a percentage of the
total balance each year penalty-
free.
Lifetime Mortgage products have
changed and could signifi cantly,
and securely, boost your later life
fi nances. Why not fi nd out today
how much tax-free cash you could
release from your property?
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