Upton, EnglandPosted by markoneswift at 8:57AM on 26th May, 2010. (89.207.xxx.xxx)

Hello there people of Clare !! I saw your lovely village on the news last night and found an uncanny link to my wife - her name is Clare Bailey ! I noticed the village sign on the news item, it said 'CLARE' and then underneath something like 'Anglo, Saxon, Bailey' etc. I also saw a standard road sign on the news item, it said 'CLARE - please drive carefully'. I would REALLY appreciate it if someone could take a picture of the name sign with the 'Clare, Anglo Saxon, Bailey' on it and the 'Clare - Please drive carefully' sign and email them to me. My wife would be very impressed :-) Cheers all

Duxford, EnglandPosted by Rushenhistory at 4:18PM on 25th May, 2010. (86.150.xxx.xxx)

Thanks Jim, will have a look.
Peter

clare, englandPosted by clare dweller at 10:51PM on 10th May, 2010. (90.221.xxx.xxx)

Hello....is there anybody out there ?, does anyone else actually look at the message board ?
as you can see I was the last person to leave a message in February ,I keep checking for any response but so far no luck !!
It is simple to log on you don't need to identify yourself ...so C'mon lets have some interaction !!!

clare, englandPosted by clare dweller at 4:18PM on 24th February, 2010. (90.221.xxx.xxx)

Can anyone tell me why the river levels are so erratic ,one day it's low and the next it's flooding.
Also is there any plans to improve the country park? it seems to be looking a bit run down !!

sudbury, United KingdomPosted by Clare resident at 0:35AM on 6th March, 2009. (88.109.xxx.xxx)

I think it should be made clear that Clare & District Day Care Centre was an independent organisation and not run by CLASP. It is unfortunate that both Monday and Friday meetings have now been closed, but lack of volunteers with the commitment to work regularly and meet with current legislation requiremnts has had its toll.

This also has a knock-on effect to CHOC and the CLASP minibus as both orgainsations benefitted by the revenue raised by patronage of the Day Care Centre in hire fees.

I know that many other organisations are struggling to survive as the generation with the "volunteering ethic" and those wishing to put something back into society, grows older and there are no younger replacements coming forward to raise funds and commit to hands-on work.

Congratulations on the new website - a very valuable source of local information

sudbury, englandPosted by rusticgirl at 3:35PM on 17th October, 2008. (90.206.xxx.xxx)

Clare has gone global at last!!
Can anyone shed some light on when the xmas sing a long in the baptist church will be this year? I know it's a bit early to be thinking about xmas, but I need to know so I can make sure I have an early shift at work on that day! Have yet to miss a year since I moved out of the village, can't wait to see Nigel again!!
Thanks

Clare, United KingdomPosted by Clare Property Services at 12:33AM on 29th August, 2008. (84.69.xxx.xxx)

I would just like to say how nice it is to have a draft copy of the minutes on the web site, it is now a lot easier to keep up with what is going on, Thanks

Clare, EnglandPosted by RonL at 8:27PM on 16th July, 2008. (86.165.xxx.xxx)

The main buses are between Sudbury and Haverhill but there is a four-hour gap in the middle of the day when people might have more interest in public transport. There are two buses daily to Bury St Edmunds in the morning, returning in the afternoon. It is NOT possible to use a bus to Bury in the afternoon, nor to return from Bury in the morning. Currently there are no buses on Sunday. With a population increasing with age, bus passes require some careful consideration unless one wishes to be stuck for four hours waiting for the next bus to appear!

haverhill, englandPosted by jay46 at 11:10AM on 9th July, 2008. (90.203.xxx.xxx)

hello,
could any one tell me what bus routes run through clare or is it just the sudbury one
jay

clare, englandPosted by Jean at 11:09AM on 29th June, 2008. (90.207.xxx.xxx)

Hello to everyone in Clare,

We used to live in Clare 5 years ago and we have just moved back and we are in the middle of buying a house on the hights.We now have two lovely little boys aged 20 months and 4 months.Can anyone help me out about where we should take the boys for days out or kids clubs ?
Some of you out there might remember me we used to have a lovely spotty dog called Herbie,but sadly we lost him a few years ago now.
Looking forward to hearing from you.......

Jean.

Clare, UKPosted by Keith Haisman at 9:36PM on 18th June, 2008. (92.8.xxx.xxx)

Hi Karen

Glad you're coming to Clare - I'm sure you'll love it. You should take a train from London Liverpool Street to Sudbury and then there is a bus to Clare. Fingers crossed for good weather for you.

Keith

New York City, United StatesPosted by kalisbon at 10:44PM on 11th June, 2008. (199.219.xxx.xxx)

Hello everyone,

I'm going to be in London at the end of July and would like to see Clare. Is there coach service to the area? Thanks.

Karen (New York City)

Ilford, EnglandPosted by Gary&Rita at 1:14PM on 29th April, 2008. (82.5.xxx.xxx)

Hi

We are moving to Hundon in a couple of months from London. What banks are available in Clare if any. If there are no banks in Clare could you tell us where the nearest Barclays and Abbey banks are situated.

Thanks very much.

Rita and Gary

clare, englandPosted by shipclare at 10:20AM on 9th March, 2008. (195.93.xxx.xxx)

Hi
Colin & Debra at Ship Stores would like to thank all their friends and customers for their surport and kind messages since the shop closed.
We would like to remind everyone that the Bed & Breakfast is still open as usual.
Thanks again Colin & Debra

United KingdomPosted by Webmaster at 11:16AM on 6th March, 2008. (195.112.xxx.xxx)

Hi there, Don't know if this fits you search, but the parents of my maternal GM, May Ince born 28th September 1884, are listed as Samuel Ince and Mary Ince, formerly BAREHAM. The family lived at 2 Hawthorn Villas, Haverhill

Family narriative was that GGP's were Joseph and Susan BAREHAM, (nee Payne) - 2 sons Samuel and Joseph. Joseph was a horekeeper at Gurteen's clothing factory and Weathersfield Hosue. Julia BAREHAM, sister of Susan, was a cook at Hanchett Hall. I haven't as yet corroborated this information with actual searches. elizabethbostock@waitrose.com

Corwen, WalesPosted by Vercingetrix at 2:57PM on 1st March, 2008. (82.69.xxx.xxx)

I don't know if anyone out there can help me but I am trying to find a bloke called Andrew Russell who I met in Cuba in the year 2000. Andrew was there with his then girlfriend Rebecca. His address was his parents address I think, which was 24 Highfields, Clare, Suffolk so I was wondering if anyone knows Andrew, could you let him know I am trying to find him please or if he could leave a message on here perhaps ?

Sudbury,, United KingdomPosted by Memberofthepublic at 3:40PM on 3rd February, 2008. (88.110.xxx.xxx)

Well done to the Parish Council for providing this service to the people of Clare and its visitors.

Clare, UKPosted by Parish Clerk at 10:01AM on 15th January, 2008. (85.211.xxx.xxx)

Calling all Clubs and Societies! Do you have an event to publicize - if so, put it on the website. It couldn't be easier.... Click on Local Events, Register (or Log in) and away you go. Make the website work for you!

Clare, UKPosted by Keith Haisman at 10:10PM on 12th January, 2008. (172.201.xxx.xxx)

This new web site has been sponsored by Clare Parish Council and designed by Pure Energy Multimedia. We hope you'll enjoy it and make the most of everything it has to offer. Please use the Message Board to share your news and views and tell our Community what interests you, what's going on and help to make this a really useful site for Clare residents as well as our many visitors.

Clare Parish Council