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		It is with great sadness that The Reedham Trust announce that their Chairman, Tony Miller, passed away on 27 April 2007.
		The family have asked that donations in Tony's memory be made to The Reedham Trust.
		The Reedham Trust is a grant making body which supports children throughout the UK who, through the death or disablement of one or both parents, are in urgent need of assistance and care or who are at risk or cannot be cared for adequately in the home environment.
	www.reedham-trust.org.uk (327 words)

	Reedham
		Reedham is a village in Norfolk within The Broads National Park.
		The Romans had a settlement there, and King Edmund of East Anglia is said to have lived here.
		The chain ferry at Reedham is the only crossing point on the River Yare between Norwich and Great Yarmouth.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/re/Reedham.html (48 words)

	Reedham, Norfolk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Reedham is a village and civil parish in the English county of Norfolk and within The Broads National Park.
		It is situated on the north bank of the River Yare, some 20 km east of the city of Norwich, 12 km south-west of the town of Great Yarmouth and the same distance north-west of the Suffolk town of Lowestoft.
		Reedham Ferry, a chain ferry just outside the village, is the only road crossing point on the River Yare between Norwich and Great Yarmouth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reedham,_Norfolk (248 words)

	Reedham riverside
		Admiral Lord Nelson would have been familiar with Reedham.
		Reedham is at the junction or two lines.
		Wherry was the name of the sailing barges that used to bring cargoes along the river.
	reedham.info /riverside.htm (98 words)

	BroadsNet: Reedham - Norfolk Broads
		The village of Reedham is on high ground overlooking the river, the area alongside the quay being the most attractive.
		Reedham is the perfect spot to watch the skill of the skippers as they manoeuvre their craft as they wait for the railway swing bridge to open.
		Reedham is well served by pubs, and you won't have to walk very far either.
	www.broadsnet.co.uk /html/reedham.htm (485 words)

	Pictures of Reedham, Norfolk, England. Reedham hotels, accommodation, Photographs, history, maps and attractions
		Reedham is ideally placed for cruising the waters of the Broads National Park, exploring the North Norfolk and North Suffolk coastlines and for discovering the historic city of Norwich.
		Reedham has so many pretty places, it also has a village stores, fish and chips, boats are built in the village - these can be bought or hired, there is even a local brewery "The Humpty Dumpty" as well as several delightful inns, bed and breakfast homes and a touring park.
		This fascinating village has much to offer the whole family, it is a haven for tourist boats and a place that is a joy to walk around exploring its little nooks and crannies, especially its river with its wealth of wildlife.
	www.picturesofengland.com /England/Norfolk/Reedham (954 words)

	TS239 Reedham Swing Bridge - Trainspots (Ver 1.90)
		An alternative location is from the quayside: at the edge of Reedham village continue straight on, crossing the railway line at the station.
		Immediately after this there are two left turns (plus the station car park entrance); take the more gentle of these (the 2nd one) and follow this road down to the quayside: the road turns sharp left and then take the right fork immediately after.
		However, the bridge to the east of the Reedham station is a much better location for trains to Lowestoft.
	www.trainspots.co.uk /locpage.php?ts_number=239 (1161 words)

	Reedham Junction signal box
		Reedham Junction was a gem of a box if there ever was one.
		The next box is Reedham Swing Bridge, and the GE always provided Lock and Block at swing bridges to reduce the chances of a train falling into one of the Norfolk Broads.
		Block instruments were provided for this purpose at Reedham Junction, Berney Arms and Breydon Junction, and these were of the Tyer's one-wire, three-position type which were rare on the Great Eastern.
	www.signalbox.org /gallery/e/reedhamjcn.htm (668 words)

	River Yare Navigation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Proposals were made to deepen the River Yare between Norwich and Reedham, build a 2½ mile canal from Reedham to Haddiscoe, enlarge Oulton Dyke, create a short link between Oulton Broad and Lake Lothing and another from Lake Lothing to the sea.
		To the west of Reedham is one of the Broads' most famous attractions - Reedham Chain Ferry (TG407014) which carries the B1140 over the river.
		Cantley is reached via the minor roads to the west of the B1140 (Acle to Reedham road).
	www.canals.btinternet.co.uk /canals/yarenavigation.htm (6134 words)

	Reedham "The Pyghtle" - Quality Bed & Breakfast
		Reedham is a very old and interesting village, partly because of its connection with the changing coastline since 418 AD and the parish church of St. John the Baptist, where people have worshipped for over 1000 years.
		Reedham is fortunate enough to have a railway junction with connections to Norwich, Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth.
		The waterlogged land either side of the winding river Yare offers a home to the kingfisher, snipe, bittern and just on the other side of Reedham, in Cantley, the sight of flocks of Bean geese can be watched as they make the winter 'stay-over'.
	www.reedham-thepyghtle.co.uk (547 words)

	Cruising the Broads in a small boat - Reedham Ferry.
		We were trailing the dinghy to the Norfolk Broads from Suffolk heading for Reedham where we had read (in a caravanning guide) that there was a camp-site with a free launching ramp.
		I was checking the route with the road signs when I now saw that instead of signposting Reedham (as it was marked on the map) it was calling it Reedham Ferry.
		Arran and Martin 'fender' the dinghy from a passing wash whilst Reedham Ferry crosses the River Yare.
	www.smallsailboats.co.uk /dinghy/dinghy_files/broads.htm (810 words)

	Reedham Ferry Touring Park: Details :: Caravan Sitefinder UK
		When you choose to park your caravan or tent at the Reedham Ferry touring park you will have the freedom to explore the best of both worlds - quiteness and tranquilityas opposed to the bright lights of the seaside resorts.
		Reedham Ferry is an excellent location for fishing for the casual and keen angler alike.
		We trust your visit to Reedham Ferry will bring added pleasure to your holiday and prove to be an ideal venue to either soak up the peacefulness of Norfolk or as a base to explore the rest of the county.
	www.caravan-sitefinder.co.uk /parks/13897/view (277 words)

	Welcome to the Wherry Lines! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Railway Tavern at Reedham is less than a minute's walk from Reedham Station.
		The pub caters for visitors to the riverside area of Reedham, both on foot and by boat, with free mooring available next to the pub.
		The pub is opposite the Reedham Ferry which carries cars and pedestrians across the river.
	www.wherrylines.org.uk /stations/reedham/pubs.html (123 words)

	Reedham - Wherry Lines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		At Reedham, there is much to see and do for all the Family.
		The river is a short walk away and in the summer is a haven for tourist boats which moor here to sample the pubs, small shops and cafés along the riverbank.
		The right-hand route crosses the river on Reedham Swing Bridge and continues to Lowestoft.
	www.wherrylines.org.uk /noframes/reedham.html (159 words)

	Gallery
		My name is Chris Skinner I came to Reedham aged 9 in 1943 and left at 15 in 1949.
		I have been in touch with one or two of my fellow pupils one of which is Keith Waldron who live in Australia, which has been made possible through the ROSA web site.
		At the grounds of the former site of Reedham, using the facilities of Beaumont School, the former Reedham farmland.
	www.reedham.org.uk /gallery.htm (430 words)

	Dinghy Cruising the Broads.
		I asked what the tidal difference for Reedham would be and although this specific term seemed new to the Harbourmaster he immediately gathered its meaning and told me that it is two and a half hours later at Reedham.
		Two and a half hours is quite a lot to apply, but with the narrowness of the waterway comes an improved degree of precision and my (all too brief) observations appeared to confirm the accuracy of the predictions.
		The tidal flow was quite strong at Reedham and I assume that the closer to the sea you go, the greater the flow will become.
	www.smallsailboats.co.uk /dinghy/dinghy_files/broads2.htm (1415 words)

	How to Apply
		If it is approved thus far the next stage will usually be for a visit to take place at your home, by our Caseworker or other representative, to discuss the child’s situation further.
		Following this the application will then be presented to the Trust’s Selection Panel at their next scheduled meeting and a decision will be taken at that time as to whether or not The Reedham Trust will be able to award a grant.
		The Reedham Trust is a small charitable Trust with limited resources and we receive many applications from needy families.
	www.reedham-trust.org.uk /how_to_apply.htm (536 words)

	Reedham old photos, old maps & memories - Francis Frith
		Be the first to add a memory of Reedham.
		Reedham, in the broad, silent expanses of the Yare valley, was once a thriving North sea port.
		Your use of this website signifies your explicit acceptance of the Terms and Conditions of Use which you should read here.
	www.francisfrith.com /UK/search/imagedispbytown.asp?townid=R303 (197 words)

	Reedham ferry Folk Festival - Artists
		With stunning performances last year at Reedham, we are pleased to welcome back No I.D, 2002 winners of the St. Albans “ New Roots” competition and semi-finalists of the B.B.C. Radio Young Folk Awards and in 2003 they were the youngest band ever to have been officially booked at the prestigious Cambridge Folk Festival.
		This year’s Reedham Ferry Folk Festival will see Tosh show a more serious side to his nature, while still not forgetting the humerous side with which he is so well known.
		He receives a huge welcome and newcomers to his performances will be amazed at his ability to conjure up old favourites and encouraging his growing army of Reedham fans to “join in” with his chorus songs.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /c.kelly37/artist.htm (646 words)

	Local bus, coach and rail information for Reedham
		Reedham is in the Norfolk County council area (Postcode: NR14).
		A map of Reedham can be found here.
		Information on hotels near Reedham is available here, holiday cottages are available in this area and other holiday accommodation.
	www.carlberry.co.uk /rfnshowl.asp?L1=REE006 (240 words)

	ska gigs in Reedham,ska venues in Reedham and ska bands in Reedham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		If you love ska gigs, ska bands and go to ska venues in and around the Reedham area and want to keep informed about the ska scene for Reedham then search through our pages and find what ska music is playing at a venue near Reedham.
		If you play in a ska band in the Reedham, Norfolk area then why not register with Norfolk Gig Guide so other ska enthusiasts can find out what you're up to and where your ska band is playing.
		If you have a ska venue in the Reedham, Norfolk then why not also register with Norfolk Gig Guide so ska enthusiasts can find out what ska bands are playing in Reedham this week.
	www.townclock.co.uk /norfolk_gigs/ska_music_in_Reedham_Norfolk.htm (177 words)

	funk gigs in Reedham,funk venues in Reedham and funk bands in Reedham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		If you love funk gigs, funk bands and go to funk venues in and around the Reedham area and want to keep informed about the funk scene for Reedham then search through our pages and find what funk music is playing at a venue near Reedham.
		If you play in a funk band in the Reedham, Norfolk area then why not register with Norfolk Gig Guide so other funk enthusiasts can find out what you're up to and where your funk band is playing.
		If you have a funk venue in the Reedham, Norfolk then why not also register with Norfolk Gig Guide so funk enthusiasts can find out what funk bands are playing in Reedham this week.
	www.townclock.co.uk /norfolk_gigs/funk_music_in_Reedham_Norfolk.htm (177 words)

	The Shepherd, Goffen, and Key families of East Norfolk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Married at Reedham, Norfolk on 5th August 1771.
		All the above births and baptisms were found in the Reedham Bishop's Transcripts.
		Known children - Richard born c1844, Julia born c1846, Maria born c1848, Elizabeth born c1850, Sarah Ann born c1852, Edward born c1856, and James Goffen born c1860 - all at Reedham, Norfolk.
	www.spamandchips.net /famweb/key.htm (597 words)

	Channel 4 – Time Team
		One of the aircraft tumbled into in a marsh at Reedham in Norfolk –; killing all 10 of the crew – and gradually became buried in the peat.
		The incident was forgotten until a group of aviation enthusiasts attempted to raise the 30-ton plane in the 1970s.
		According to the RAF bomb disposal squad – and contrary to popular opinion – most of this ammunition is 'live' and still capable of injuring (or worse) anyone handling it.
	www.channel4.com /history/timeteam/archive/reedham.html (543 words)

	Reedham Chain Ferry: Waterscape.com
		The car ferry itself is a pretty unsophisticated affair - being essentially a small floating raft, only big enough to carry three cars, guided across on chains - but since it's the only crossing of the Yare between Great Yarmouth and Norwich it proves surprisingly busy.
		Nearby is the Reedham Ferry Inn (01493 700429), with extensive river frontage, good food and traditional ales.
		Reproduction of this website in whole or in part, in any form or medium without our express written permission is prohibited.
	www.waterscape.com /servicesdirectory/Reedham_Chain_Ferry (142 words)

	Reedham
		Reed died four years later, aged 75, and the asylum’s name was changed to Reedham in his honour.
		When the station opened in 1911 it also took the name Reedham, as did the village that grew up nearby.
		Declining attendance and increasing debts forced the governors to close the home in 1980 and the site was sold to pay off debts and set up the Reedham Trust.
	www.hidden-london.com /reedham.html (203 words)

	YSC Reedham Regatta
		A blustery force 4 for Saturday's Harriet of Reedham Trophy race cast the usual blight on the high handicap river racers.
		That was Reedham Regatta, the Yare Sailing Club's open weekend for River Racing Cruisers, which attracted 13 competing traditional broads yachts to the middle reaches of the Yare, between Reedham and Cantley at the weekend.
		The opening race, for the Harriet of Reedham trophy saw a clear win for Henrietta, the only early starter not to take time penalties as the powerful ebb pushed the others down to, and eventually over the line.
	www.rivercruiser.org /html/Reports/YSCreed.html (529 words)

	GENUKI: Norfolk: Genealogy: Towns and Parishes: Reedham
		Reedham is about 8 miles west south west of Great Yarmouth.
		Reedham Remembers: the stories of the 24 people whose names are on the war memorial.
		They may not be copied, and the links within them may not be harvested for use on your own web pages.
	www.origins.org.uk /genuki/NFK/places/r/reedham (112 words)

	Nov
		Although Reedham had reached the final without dropping an end, wood treatment were the hot favorites to win it again, though no one had told Reedham that.
		One of the Reedham pullers Fred Caple was seventy last week, and a lot of the old teams got back together at their old clubhouse to celebrate and to relive that glorious day.
		I was there that day watching, Reedham were a really smart team in their red and fl strip, they even dyed their bootlaces red.
	www.theropemag.com /nov.htm (1849 words)

	Reedham - Family History, Genealogy, Surnames and Local History.
		During the 1970's I used to watch Reedham Vikings Tug of War team; do they still exist.
		I know that they kept the Reedham Ferry Inn and their brother John also kept it when Jeremiah died but only for2 years.
		I can't find details of Jeremiah's brothers and sisters but I do know that his father was John (b 1745 but I don't know where and died in Reedham on 23.4.1803 who was married to Mary b 1748 died 6.9.1829 in Reedham.
	www.curiousfox.com /history/norfolk_35.html (1716 words)

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