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The Fakenham Society started life
in 1948/9 as The Fakenham Literary & Stage Society.
It changed to its present name in 1966, and has evolved
by the members' wishes to what it is today, a social
society with members interested in attending talks on
a variety of subjects throughout the winter months.
The Society is affiliated to the Council for the Protection
of Rural England (CPRE) through The Norfolk Society.
Honorary President Mr. Ken Brett
Meetings are held at The Masonic Hall, Hayes Lane,
Fakenham, on every other Thursday from October to March,
with a Christmas break. (For this season’s programme
see below).
The membership fee is currently £12 per season
of 12 meetings. This is set annually by the Committee
to cover the costs of speakers, venue etc.
New members are very welcome. Come along as a guest
to start with, for a fee of only £2 a meeting.
Enquiries to any member of the Committee:
Chairman
Dave Siseman 01328 856771
willowenterprises@btinternet.com
Vice Chairman
Margaret Rose 01328 863986
Secretary
Carol Weight 01328 856674 cweight@red.esinet.org.uk
Treasurer
David Homan 01328 862173
Membership Secretary
Dorothy Irwin 01328 864214
Catering Officer
Jean Ostler 01328 862359
Committee Members
Jasmine Siseman 01328 856771
jlsiseman@btinternet.com
Iris Sheppard 01328 853077
jalna@supanet.com
Tony Fuller 01328 856214
tony.lesley@waitrose.com
PROGRAMME
The 2008/9 season’s programme is currently under
construction and will be published here as soon as it
is confirmed but the dates are:
2008 - Oct 9th and 23rd - Nov 6th and 20th - Dec 4th
and 18th
2009 - Jan 8th and 22nd - Feb 5th and 19th - Mar 5th
and 19th
Information updated 28th March 2008
Chairman
Dave Siseman
Touchwood House,
7a, Dereham Road, Pudding Norton, Fakenham, NR21 7NA
Tel: 01328 856771
willowenterprises@btinternet.com
Vice-Chairman
Margaret Rose
Willow Lodge, Victoria Lane, Fakenham NR21 8LB.
Tel: 01328 863986
Secretary
Carol Weight
2b Greenway Lane, Fakenham, NR21 8BZ.
Tel: 01328 856674
cweight@red.esinet.org.uk
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