One is the “First Edition, First Issue,” printed in 1611 and known as “The Great He Bible,” shown partially in the photos above. The other is the “Second Folio Edition,” known as “The Great She Bible.” Its Old Testament was printed in 1613, but its New Testament was printed in 1611.

Less than 200 of “The Great He Bibles” are known to exist in the world today. They can be identified by these authenticating attributes:

• Both the Old and New Testament title pages are dated 1611.
• A typographical error in Ruth 3:15 reads, “he [referring to Boaz] measured sixe measures of barley and laide it on her; and he went into the citie.” The second pronoun “he” actually refers to Ruth, so it should read “and she went into the citie.” Because of this error, this first edition is often referred to as “The Great He Bible.” Because “he” was changed to “she” in the 1613 printing, the Second Folio Edition is referred to as “The Great She Bible.”

Lining your food waste bin

It is important that food waste is wrapped or placed in a bag when putting it into the outdoor bin as this helps to prevent food waste from sticking to the bin and keeps the bin cleaner.

Changes to the way that the food waste we collect is processed mean that you can use any of the following to put your food waste in or to line your bin:

• plastic carrier bags
• old fruit or vegetable bags
• cereal box liners
• any polythene bags
• newspaper
• or you can continue to use any compostable bags you may have

Bins that contain food waste that has not been wrapped or placed in a bag may not be emptied by the collection crews.

Please note, as there is no longer a requirement to use compostable caddy liners, we will not be stocking them for sale.

Hazardous Waste 2017

• Aerosols – full or part-full
• Fire extinguishers
• Garden pesticides and fertilizers – both liquid and powder form
• Household chemicals and cleansers – both liquid and powder form. eg carpet cleaner, furniture polish, old bottles of bleach etc
• Paint – including water-based and solvent-based paint
• Photographic chemicals
• Wood preservatives, treatments and varnishes

Items we don’t accept during household hazardous waste days

• Ammunition, explosives or marine flares
• Asbestos
• Commercial (or business, or trade) hazardous waste
• Fireworks
• Gas canisters (full or part-full)
• Petrol

What to expect when visiting household hazardous waste days and some tips for your visit

• Keep all products in their original containers
• Make sure that all products are properly sealed or bagged to avoid leakage when you transport them
• Any empty or dried out paint tins can be disposed of in your bin at home or scrap metal bins at recycling centres (if metal)
• These events are very popular so there are likely to be queues when you visit the recycling centre. Please be patient with our recycling team and other site users. Typically first thing it is very busy so we recommend coming later in the day.

JULY
	2	Sunday	10am	North Runcton	Benefice Eucharist
	9	Sunday	09.30	West Winch	Communion
			10.30	East Winch	Morning Worship at Village Hall
			11.15	Middleton	Communion
			3pm	North Runcton	Evening Prayer
	16	Sunday	09.30	West Winch	Communion
			11.15	Middleton	Morning Worship
			3pm	North Runcton	Evening Prayer
			6pm	East Winch	Communion
	23	Sunday	0800	West Winch	Communion
			10am	West Winch	Morning Worship
			10.30	East Winch	Morning Worship
			11.15	Middleton	Communion
			3pm	North Runcton	Evening Prayer
	30	Sunday	10am	West Winch	Benefice Eucharist
AUGUST	6	Sunday	10am	West Winch	Benefice Holy Communion

AUGUST
8 Trinity	6	Sunday	10.00	East Winch	Benefice Eucharist
9 Trinity	13	Sunday	10.30	East Winch Village Hall	Morning Worship
	19	Saturday		West Bilney	Lecture  – Dr. Julian Litten Graves & Monuments
10 Trinity	20	Sunday	6.00pm	West Bilney	Holy Communion
	23 Wednesday  Walsingham Details and booking: Wendy Galley 840344
11 Trinity	27	Sunday	10.00	Middleton	Benefice Morning Worship
SEPTEMBER
12 Trinity	3	Sunday	10.00	North Runcton	Benefice  Eucharist
13 Trinity	10	Sunday	10.30	East Winch Village Hall	Morning Worship
	16	Saturday		East Winch	Bring & Share harvest supper
14 Trinity	17	Sunday	11.15	East Winch	Service for Harvest
15 Trinity	24	Sunday	10.30	East Winch	Morning Worship
OCTOBER
16 Trinity	1	Sunday	10.00	Middleton	Benefice  Eucharist – Harvest Theme
	8	Sunday	10.30	East Winch Village Hall	Morning Prayer
	15	Sunday	11.15	East Winch	Communion
	22	Sunday	10.30	East Winch	Morning Prayer
Last Trinity	29	Sunday	10.00	East Winch	Benefice Eucharist ‘Do Different Sunday’

NORFOLK MINERALS SITE ALLOCATIONS DPD: SINGLE ISSUE
SILICA SAND REVIEW (THE PLAN) EXAMINATION
Inspector: Jonathan Manning BSc (Hons) MA MRTPI
Programme Officer: Annette Feeney
Annette Feeney, Programme Officer, c/o Planning Services, Norfolk County
Council, County Hall, Martineau Lane, Norwich, NR1 2DH
Annette.feeney@norfolk.gov.uk 07775 771026
19 July 2017
Dear Caroline Jeffery,
Norfolk Minerals Site Specific Allocations Development Plan Document:
Silica Sand Single Issue Review – Areas of Search E
I have now had the opportunity to consider all of the written representations
made in relation to AoS E since the Hearing sessions. I am content that I now
have sufficient evidence to come to a suitable view on this matter, without the
need for an additional hearing session.
It would be appreciated if the Council could draft the suggested Main
Modifications (MMs) set out on Pages 7 and 8 of the document ‘Statement by
Norfolk County Council - Response to Historic England’s Statement of March
2017 regarding Area of Search E’, for public consultation, along with any other
MMs that have already been discussed. In addition, I would also like to request
that a MM is drafted for the supporting text to AoS E to make reference to the
need for the relevant assessments in support of any planning application, to
have regard to the historic landscape character of the wider area, to an extent
agreed with Norfolk County Council/Historic Environment Services.
Yours sincerely,
Jonathan Manning