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August 2006

60 years of devoted service

There are not many people who can claim to have

served their community for 60 years in one particularrole. At the end of June there was a celebration of this

record of service by a well-known Willingham man —

Mr Paul Ingle.The celebration was 'next door', in Longstanton,

where Paul has been the church organist for 60 years.

He went there in 1946 to play for a service at

St Michael's Church, and agreed to do that for a

fortnight. Somehow, the fortnight became extended!

On 25 June many friends from Willingham were in

St Michael's Church for a service to celebrate with

Paul. It was a great occasion, which demonstrated the

respect and affection in which he is held. He was

presented with a certificate of appreciation signed bythe Bishop of Ely, the Rt Revd Dr Anthony Russell.

Jennifer Thompson, who has taken part in many

concerts with Paul, sang at the service.

The parish church of Longstanton is of course All

Saints', and it is there that Paul Ingle has played week

by week, but as many people know the church suffered

serious damage and until it is repaired is not in regularuse. The fact that the service on this occasion was in St

Michael's was a happy historical reminder.

Many Willingham people know Paul well, and have

reason to be grateful to him for teaching them or their

children — literally hundreds of them — to play the

piano. He is still teaching. And of course those who

have lived for years in the village remember him also

as the postman.We are delighted to offer congratulations to Paul

for his remarkable achievement.

And now a request to our readers

Do you know of other people with long records of

service to the community? If so, please let us know.

We would like to hear from you.

We are always pleased to receive contributions, and

ideas, from readers. It is YOUR magazine. Help the

team to ensure that it covers a wide range of villagenews and information, and reflects your interests.

Please let us know......

a) What you like about Willingham Parish Magazine,b) What you do not like,c) What new things you would like us to include.

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From the Parish Council

Grass-cutting in public areas

There have been a number of enquiries to

the Parish Council as to who is currentlyresponsible for cutting the various areas

of 'public' grass around the Village. So,'

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hopefully to clarify and not confuse:—

Parish Council: The Green; Recreation Ground,'Jubilee Field (north side of the Ploughman Hall), andthe area around the Ploughman Hall; the Cemetery;the Pound; and the small green area near RamptonRoad on Pyrethrum Way.County Council: All the roadside verges, includingthe verges up to 4 feet from the kerbs (but not the

green areas) in Saxon Way.District Council: The green areas immediatelyaround any District Council housing.St Mary & All Saints Parochial ChurchCouncil: The old graveyard (ie immediately around

the church).Wimpeys (builders/developers): The greenareas in Saxon Way apart from the outer 4 ft of the

verges.Macleans (builders/developers): The greenarea further from Rampton Road in Pyrethrum Way.

Any problems should be reported to the relevantauthorities. The Clerk can provide telephone numberson request.

Overhanging hedgesFollowing on from last month's note about overhanginghedges: This is a plea to everyone whose hedge runs

alongside the road. Please would you check that a

pedestrian can get safely past your hedge without havingto go in the road — including someone pushing a child's

buggy, and anyone in a wheelchair. Can car-drivers see

past» your hedge, especially if your property is on a bendor near a side road? On the other hand, if you are a

pedestrian or a car-driver, and any hedges regularlycause you problems, let the Parish Clerk know. If any

hedge-owner persistently lets their hedge get in the wayof public road or pavement users, County Highways can

be asked to do the cutting, and send the owner the bill.

British Legion Poppy SupportWe are all familiar with the British Legion sellingpoppies for the annual Poppy Day. But how many

people know that the Poppy Support fund is available to

help anyone who has served or is currently serving inthe British Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Marines, RAF,TA, Home Guard), and their dependents? This includes

nearly 10.5 million people! So far this yearthe Beds, Herts, Cambs and Hunts branchof the RBS Poppy Support has made over

£333,000 worth of grants, for items

including: helping pay utility bills, clearing rent andcouncil tax arrears and general debts, providing white

goods and needed household furniture, specialist items

of medical equipment, disability aids including electric

wheelchairs, food, clothing, property repairs, respitecare breaks, and more. Grants do not have to be repaid.

The British Legion have asked us to publicise this

Poppy Support service. If you, or anyone in your family,has served in any of the Services and is in need, you can

apply to:

The Royal British Legion, Nelson House, ArlingtonRoad, Little Bedford, St Neots, Beds PE19 6YH, tel.

01480-478520, for more information, a visit or an

application form.

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Rogue traders and distraction burglaries (where a

caller pretends to be a trader or workman to gainaccess to someone's house) are a big problem in

Cambridgeshire, and older or vulnerable people are

often the targets of such people. So the

Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Distraction

Burglary and Rogue Trader Task Force, together with

Age Concern, have set up a Registered Trader Scheme.This is available to anyone who is either over 60, or

who has a mental or physical disability. RingCambridgeshire Age Concern on 01354-696677 and

explain the nature of the work that needs doing. Theyhave a list of responsible home improvements traderswhom they have audited to show that they do not havea criminal record, and that they operate legally and

provide good customer service. They will put you intouch with a trader on their list who best suits your

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August Parish Council meetingThe August Parish Council meeting will be on

Wednesday 2 August at 7 30 pm, in Willingham School.

As usual, the agenda will be posted on Friday 28 July on

the Village Notice Board outside the Public Hall, and in

the Library; and there will be a slot in the meeting for

members of the public to address the Council on anymatters (whether on the agenda or not) which concern

them.

Other Parish Council meeting dates:

7 August: Finance & General Purposes Committee

9 August: Leisure & Amenities Committee (8 00 pm)11 September: Green & Boundaries Committee

9 October: Finance & General Purposes Committee— all at 7 30 pm unless otherwise stated, all at the Parish

August 2006

Council Office, Ploughman Hall. Check the Parish

Noticeboard at the Public Hall, and the Librarynoticeboard, for agendas and any alterations to dates.

And as usual, Minutes of all meetings will be placed in

the Library once they have been signed as accurate.

Parish Council Ofi'ice Ploughman Hall, West Fen Road,Willingham CB4 5LP.Tel. 01954-261027 E—mail [email protected] Ofiice is open on Monday and Friday morningsfrom 9 00 am to 12 noon, and on Wednesday afternoonsfrom 1 30 to 4 30 pm. Appointments can be made bycalling the Office. There is an answerphone outside

ofl'ice hours, and the Clerk undertakes to return anycalls as quickly as possible.

Jottings from your

— but have you ever wondered What

happens to all the paper, tins, glass and- - plastics that you recycle?The old magazines, newspapers and junk mail we

collect from you are sent to UK re—processing facilities and

are made into more paper primarily for newsprint but also

into other products such as manila envelopes and

cardboard.'

Tins are separated into aluminium and steel at

licensed premises in the UK. Then they are smelted to be

used in a while range of items from more cans to washingmachines to cars and even planes and ships!

Glass is sent for re-processing to produce new

containers — so by recycling your marmite jar, you give it

the chance to be part of a champagne bottle.

Plastic bottles are sent for re-processing. A proportionof them are transformed in the UK where markets are

available. The rest is sent abroad for recycling. It is

important to highlight that there are bigger markets for

the re-processing of plastics abroad than in the UK,therefore by exporting these recyclable materials, we

satisfy a demand for materials. The plasticsare made into a wider range of items, from

clothing, such as fleece jackets, and filling for

duvets, drain pipes — and wheely bins, so that

even more waste can go for recycling.All the garden and kitchen waste produced by

householders in Cambridgeshire is sent to two local

contractors. One of them is based in Waterbeach and the

other in Ellington. They have approved licences to processeven meat, bones and dairy products. All the contents

from your garden and kitchen bin are transformed into

soil conditioner, which is used by local farmers and also

sold locally to enrich gardens and allotments.

The waste produced by Cambridgeshire residents that

is not suitable for recycling is landfilled at authorised sites

County Councillor

within the county. Unlike some other partsof the country we do not send our rubbish" _-

for landfill outside of the county. Finally,'-'

you may have seen reports of rubbish being E".sent to countries like China for disposal.'This causes me concern, but I am pleased to report that

none of the waste produced by Cambridgeshire residents

that is not suitable for recycling goes abroad.

So thank you for all you do for the environment — and

please keep up the good work.

I am always available for consultation, either in

person or by phone, letter or e—mail. I can be reached at

the address or telephone number below.

Shona Johnstone

Highfield, 5 Lowburyholme Road, Over, CB4 5NPTel: 01954 230565e-mail: [email protected]

WEA Willingham will commence on Mondaymorning, 18 September from 10 00 am to

approximately 11 45 am in the rear hall of the BaptistChurch, George Street. Course title: 'The

American Civil War'. Tutor: Dr Mike Muncaster.

Fee: £40.00 full, £28.00 concessions. Those on

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Willingham Medical Practice

52 Long Lane, Willingham, Cambridge CB4 5LB

Reception Tel: 01954 260230

Dispensary Tel: 01954 260073

Longstanton Branch Surgery, Magdalene Close, Longstanton.Tel: 01954 207600

Accident and emergencyThere are many situations when it is

entirely appropriate that people should

be taken directly to a casualtydepartment. This is clearly the case

with urgent and life threateningsituations or following serious

accidents. However we see from the

hospital discharge letters that some

people are attending accident and

emergency departments with more minor and less

urgent problems. This can obviously lead to longdelays for everyone.

We would simply like to remind people that we in

the surgery are always happy to be consulted before an

attendance at A & E and can give appropriate advice.

We can provide dressings here and do stitching of

small wounds and if x—ray is required we can often

arrange for you to go directly to x—ray rather than wait

in an A & E department. Similarly, out of surgery

opening times, CAMDOC is always available and

would also be happy to give advice as to whether a tripto A & E is needed. They can be contacted on 01223

464242 and nurses are available to give advice or

arrange for you to see a doctor.

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Willingham Pharmacy Opening hours

Monday 8 30am — 1 00pm 2 30pm — 6 30pmTuesday 8 30am — 1 00pm 2 00pm — 6 30pmWednesday 8 30am — 1 00pm 2 00pm — 4 00pm

5 00pm — 7 30pmThursday 8 30am — 1 00pm CLOSED from

1 00pmFriday 8 30am — 1 00pm 2 00pm — 6 30pm

Please note that the Willingham Pharmacy phonenumber 01954 261787 can be used for generaladvice on medicines but should not be used for

ordering repeats. If you ring the pharmacy number bymistake to order your repeats you will be asked to

ring again on 01954 260073.

Next of kin details There have been two occasions

recently when we have needed to contact the family ofa patient to inform them that their family member was

being admitted to hospital and were unable to do so

because we did not have up to date contact details.When you next attend the surgery you may be asked to

fill in a form with next of kin contact details. If you

prefer you can ring reception to give us this

information. Please ring during the afternoons when

the phone is less busy.

Lab results Please remember that if youhave blood tests taken we ask you to ringthe surgery after 2 00 pm for the results

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Acknowledgements We would all like to say a very

big thank you to Mrs Anne Greavett who has worked

extremely hard over the last few years raising moneyfor the Surgery Equipment Fund by organising weeklyBingo sessions. She has again presented us with a very

generous amount and we have just purchased, a new

syringe driver for use in the community. Syringedrivers help to alleviate pain in patients being nursedat home. They are expensive items of equipment andwe are extremely grateful for the help and support Mrs

Greavett and her bingo players have given us over the

years to help buy equipment like this. Anne is sorrythat due to ill health she will be unable to continuewith her Bingo sessions.

We wish to extend our grateful thanks to thefamilies and friends of Harry Sparks, ,

Michael Brett, Joseph Noble, Eileen,. _' .

Rainsford, Gordon Porter and"

Fred Tucker who all madef'r, ,

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Willingham Library

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Library Opening TimesMonday 600 pm 8 00 pm

Tuesday 3 00 pm- 5 30 pm

6 00 pm- 8 00 pm

Wednesday Closed

Thursday 3 00 pm- 5 30 pm

6 00 pm- 8 00 pm

Friday 11 00 am - 1 00 pm

3 00 Pm' 5 30 Pm

Saturday 10 00 am - 12 30 pm

Children: Don't be bored this summer

Once again there is an exciting summer holiday readingchallenge in the library: this year's is called

'The Reading Mission', with sponsorship from the

Parish Council. Have a look at the website at

www.readingmission.org. Like last year, for those who

finish it successfully there will be a presentation of

medals. Also there will be activities in the library for

accompanied children each Tuesday during the summer

holidays from 3 to 5 pm.

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Charity Ball in aid of

Breast Cancer and

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Responders Over Community Centre

Saturday 2nd September7pm - 12.30am

Black Tie & Formal Dress

Tickets: £20 to Include

Boogie Nights The Band plusDisco

Hog Roast & Salad Buffet

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Tickets Available soon

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The Over Players present the classic farce:

'The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate

Townswomen's Guild Dramatic SocietyMurder Mystery' - a comedy by David

McGillivary and Walter Zerlin Jnr.

7 — 9 September starting at 8 00 pm,at Over Community Centre

Tickets £7 Adults, £5 OAP & £4 Children.

Box Office contact Julia Warren on

01954 230056 or email

[email protected]..

This hilarious farce follows the antics of the four

redoubtable ladies of The Farndale Avenue

Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild as theyattempt to present 'Murder at Checkmate

Manor'. This ambitious and cunning AgathaChristie-style 19305 drawing room murder mystery

requires them to play all 14 roles (aided by their

stage manager Gordon) with hysterical results.

As well as performing the play, the ladies also

present a Film and Fashion Show and a Murder

Mystery Quiz complete with prize! If it can go

wrong it probably will.... but surely it will be all

right on the night? This riotously funny show

will have you in stitches and is suitable for all the

family- a real holiday treat!


Cattell's Mill - Openon Bank Holiday Monday 28

AugustCattell's Windmill in Mill

ROad, Willingham will be

open on Bank HolidayMonday, 28 August from

11 00 am to 4 00 pm.

Visitors are welcome to

go up the windmill and see

the restoration work that

has been carried out so far or visit our exhibitionroom which gives a glimpse of the mill's history. As

usual cream teas/cakes and refreshments will beserved in our cafe. Disabled facilities are available.All welcome.

The Windmill is hosting a car boot sale on Bank

Holiday Monday from 10 00 am until 12 noon.

Anyone wishing to pre book a pitch should contact:

Sarah on 01954 261168. Pre booked prices are £5.00,on the day £7.50.

All stands to be on site between 9 00 am and 9 30am for health and safety reasons.

All proceeds from visitors and the car boot sale go to

the Cattell's Mill Restoration and Preservation Trust.

Willingham Minus 1 to 5 project

Held at Willingham Primary school, Tuesdays1 30-2 45 pm (Term Time Only)Cost: Free

New Term Starts 19 September Contact: Sharon

Stevens 01954 230415 for more details.

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pre-school children.

Families Learning together through play sessions

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Baptist Matters

Meeting Point The next meetingwill be on Monday 7 August at 2

30 pm in the rear hall of the BaptistChurch. The speaker will be Bill

Kirkman, on "The Seretse Khama

affair and its implications'. Everyonewelcome.

Rendezvous The next meetingwill be on Monday 21 August at

2 30 pm in the rear hall of the

Baptist Church, when Mr Keith

Hodkinson will give a film show-

Please come and join us.

Film Shows An advance notice

that these shows of entertainment

films will recommence on Friday 15

September at 7 30 pm in the rear

hall of the Baptist Church. These will E Ahoy there all Primary

School kids!

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Willingham Baptist Church

presents the

'Landlubbers' Holiday Club

at

Willingham Primary School

Mon 21 -Sat 26 August100m - 12.30pmSun 27 August10am - 11.150m

Free entrance!

To book your place go to:

www.wil|inghambaptist.org/holidayclubor phone:

Richard (01954 200708),Sharon (01487 740392)

Events at the Churches

be held each month throughout the

winter.

Open Door will close for Augustbut will begin again in September.Bumps and Babies will not meet

during August but will recommence

on Thursday 7 September from

10 00 to 11 30 am in the rear hall of

the Baptist Church. This is a chance

for new and expectant parents to

meet up for a chat and a

\coffee while the babies -

play. Do come alongand join us.

TOPS will not meet

during August but will recommence

on Tuesday 5 September from 9 45

to 11 15 am in the Baptist Church

during term time. This meeting is

for children aged 18 months to

3 years, with their parents/carers for

fun activities and refreshments.

Please come along and join us.

Parish Church

Bubbles

10 30 am to 1 1 45 am every Fridayduring term time. (It will not happenduring August.)Bubbles is for pre-school children

accompanied by parents or carers.

It offers time to meet others and be

creative. It is held in the Octagonfrom 10.30 to 11.45 am.

Coffee StopEvery Tuesday morning from 10 00

am to 11 30 am you are welcome

to drop in to the

Octagon for coffee or

tea and a chat. There'

is no formality, justwalk in.

Restoration AppealAn Old Willingham calendar

In the last issue of the Magazine wegave notice that we are producingan 'old Willingham' calendar. Now

August 2006

we can tell you about the launch.

This will take place at the Parish

Church on Saturday 7 October.

This is a /cake' day, so do come and

get a calendar as well as a cake.

The calendars will be ideal to send

to friends who would like to be

reminded of the village. The price is

modest: only £3.75. The calendars

will make excellent Christmas

presents, so make a list, and come

along to buy copies. If you want

more information, get in touch with

Bill Kirkman (260393), or RosemaryMumford (260934).

'

Cakes for your delightThe August cake stall will be at the

church as usual on the first Saturdayof the month — 5 August — from 10

o'clock. This is your chance to helpthe Appeal, and buy some delicious

cakes.

Bric-a-brac

Don't forget Rene Gould's bric-a-

brac stall at 19 Fen End. Buy a

bargain — and help the Restoration

Appeal.For more information about the

Restoration Appeal, contact Bill

Kirkman (01954 260393).

Salvation ArmyCoffee morning Every Mondaythere is a coffee morning from 10

30 am to 12 noon.

Lunches are served on Thursdaysat 12 30, followed by FriendshipClub at 2 00 pm. For full details and

information ring Gordon Spackmanon 01954 260066.

Rampton Church

Jennifer Thompson, Paul lngle and

friends will give a concert in

Rampton Parish Church at 7 30 pm

on 16 September. Tickets at the

doom


Churches Together in Willingham and RamptonServices at the Churches during August

ST MARY AND ALL SAINTSCHURCH STREET

WILLINGHAM

www.willinghamchurch.org

6 Aug11 00 am Parish Communion

13 Aug8 00 am Holy Communion (BCP)11 00 am Family Praise

3 30 pm Baptism by total immersion

followed by Confirmation bythe Bishop of Huntingdon.)(Baptism at the Tabernacle,by kind permission.)

20 Aug11 00 am Parish Communion

27 Aug8 00 am Holy Communion (BCP)11 00 am Family Praise

Thursday Praise is a service

particularly for those who cannot

get to church on Sunday, or who

prefer a less traditional service. It

takes place on the second and

fourth Thursday of the month at the

Parish Church at 8 00 pm (10 and

24 August). For more information,phone Sue West on 01954 260409.

For children we now offer children's

facilities at our 11 00 am services. For children from pre-schoolupwards Young Idea gives them a

share in our services and time out

for their own activitieslf you knowof anyone who is ill, or who forsome other reason would like a

visit, please let the Rector know

(01954 261225).

ALL SAINTS CHURCHHIGH STREET

RAMPTON

6 Aug9 30 am

13 Aug9 30 am

20 Aug9 30 am

27 Aug9 30 am

Parish Communion

Parish Communion

Parish Communion

Parish Communion

WILLINGHAM TABERNACLEBAPTIST CHURCHGEORGE STREET

www.willinghambaptist.org

Apart from our All Age services

(usually the 3rd Sunday of each

month) a busy Sunday School takes

place each week at the same timeas the morning service. A creche is

also provided at each of our

morning services.

St Mary and All Saints Church

Willingham 33.1.? Vignv' ';

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An afternoon of free activities

and storytellingfor children under 8 and their families.

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Refreshments

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2.30-4.30pmat St Mary & All Saints Church

6 Aug10 00 am Morning Service -

Communion

6 00 pm Evening service

13 Aug10 00 am Morning Service

3 30 pm Baptism (Anglican - in the

Baptist Church)6 00 pm Evening service

20 Aug9 00 am Morning Service

(refreshments are available

between the two services

from 10 05 am to 10 40 am)10 45 am All Age Service

6 00 pm Evening service

27 Aug10 00 am Holiday Club Celebration at

Willingham Primary School

Evening Service - Communion

& Prayer Focus

THE SALVATION ARMYSILVER STREET

600 pm

6 Aug10 30 am B/M Bill Matthews

5 00 pm Mark & Dawn Anderson

13 Aug10 30 am Brian Bassingthwait5 00 pm Brian Bassingthwait20 Aug10 30 am John Porter

5 00 pm Ray Barton

27 Aug10 30 am Cathleen Comley5 00 pm Majors Barry & Cindy Willson

Churches Together prayingfor the people of

Willingham and RamptonIn the second full week in eachmonth the Churches in Willinghamand Rampton Will be praying for the

people who live in a particUlar area

of the village. In August this is Priest

Lane, Belsars Close, Rampton End,Rampton Road, Schole Road.


WAMAD5

Willingham Amateur Music & Drama Society

will be holdingAUDITIONS

for

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on

Monday July 31st

in The Public Hall, High Street, Willinghamat 8.00pm

Just drop in on the night or,

if you can't make it, but would like to be

involved in some way,

please call the Directors:

Jan Farrar: 01 954 200515

Caroline Deeth: 07896 322497

Production dates: 7th-9th December 2006

August 2006

JuniorTouch RugbyWe hope to start a Junior Touch Rugbysection in September. We need to hear

from boys and girls interested in joining to

see if there is sufficient support.

We have gained valuable backing for this

initiative from Cam Touch who will helpwith the coaching.

Please call Andy on 01954 201788 if you

are interested.

Trundle & Fun Day

— We were (only just) lucky with the

weather for our Sponsored trundle &

fiin day on 6 May. Well done to all

those children who took part and a

big thank you to everyone who

helped make the day a success. We

raised an amazing £1180.

Some of the money raised will be spent on a tree

seat in the garden.Plant Stall

Thanks to Mr & Mrs Bullock who donated £100 from

the sale ofplants in Thodays Close. This was spent on

toys including a fairytale castle. Mrs Bullock kindly

purchased a fairytale coach in addition to this.

Summer OutingThe children enjoyed a hot day out to Thurleigh Farm

Park in June.

They fed many animals from rabbits to lama, spenta fun time in the Wacky Woods, had a Tractor ride and

rounded the day off in the various play areas.

Leavers' PartyA party was enjoyed by all the children leaving us

to start school in September. At the end of the

afternoon they were joined by their parents for a

wonderful singing display and presentation of their

work and leavers' gifts. We wish them all well as theystart school. If you miss us you can still wave to the

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Saturday 2 SeptemberWillingham Primary School

This is an annual show organised and run by members

of the Gardening Club. If you have not obtained your

entry schedule and form yet then please do so from the

Gardening Club, The Library, Post Office or BerrycroftStores.

This is a fun day for all the family giving you a

chance to be creative. All garden produce Will be

auctioned off at the end of the show. Exhibits will be

staged at 8 30 am and the show will open for generalViewing at 1 30 pm until 3 00 pm. Delicious afternoon

teas will be available throughout.

Produce Auction 3 45 pm.

Grand Draw -great prizes — 4 30 pm.

Why not have a go and encourage your children to

enter too? Details of all the classes are contained in

the entry schedule. All entry forms to be submitted byThursday 31 August.

For more details contact Linda

on 202072 or Celia on 261304.

Why not enter - and be sure

to come along too!


WILLINGHAM GARDENING CLUB

Meetings are on the first Monday of each monthat the Willingham Social Club, Fen End and start

at 7 30 pm. There is usually a speaker on a

subject of interest to gardeners. Meetings on

average last about one and a half hours. TheClub welcomes new members. Contact anycommittee member or just turn up to a meetingto join.

8 August - 20th Birthday Party

This will be a celebration of our

20th birthday with cheese andWlne.

4 September — 'Bonsai for

beginners' Speaker is Mrs S E Read

Club Coach Trips are planned as follows:—

Saturday 19 August - Essex Gardens — CressingTemple Barns, lunch in Braintree and afternoon

Concessions £13. Depart from The Green

Willingham at 9 00 am.

Saturday 16 September — Kent Sevenoaks andDown House (home of Charles Darwin) Adults

£17 Concessions £15.50 English Heritagemembers £15. Depart from The Green,Willingham.

More details available from Linda on 202072 or

Celia on 261394

DON'T FORGET

Willingham, Horticultural and Craft Showon Saturday 2 September at the WillinghamPrimary School Hall. Entry Forms anddetails of classes available from the

Gardening Club, The Library, and

Berrycroft Stores.

Plants for sale, auction of produceand Grand Prize Draw. It is not too

late to enter so have a go and

encourage your child to enter the,

at Marks Hall Estate, Coggeshall. Adults £14 junior classes too.

Willingham SportsFen Edge Community Association.

CounCIlAutumn Show

Saturday 16 Septemberat Cottenham Village College

The rounders afternoon at therecreation ground previouslyadvertised, has now been

provisionally booked for 10

September, not 3 September as

originally planned.This is a fun event for all

abilities and ages, with a BBQ andother refreshments available.More details will follow in the

September magazine.

Open to all, especially those in the Fen Edge Patch.In addition to classes in fruit/vegetable, cookery,photography, art and craft, children's classes, etc

there is a large Craft Fair.

A superb cooked lunch is available from 12 noon.

Show schedules are available from the Post office,Library and various other outlets in Cottenham.

All profits go to the Community Association Grants Fund,which is used to benefit groups in Willingham, Cottenham,

Landbeach, Rampton and \X/aterbeach.


Village Diary

MONTH EVENT ORGANISATION VENUE TICKETS/INFO

August7 Summer Birthday Party Willingham Gardening Club Members free

guests £5Celia 261394

17 Outing Willingham Gardening Club Essex gardens 9 am £14/£13

'

Linda 202072

E I Celia 261394

27 Summer BBQ Willingham Social Club Social Club

September

2 Horticultural and Craft Willingham Gardening Club Willingham School1Show

2 Charity Ball Breast Cancer and Over Community 7 pm £20

Willingham lst Responders Centre Ann Clews 202131

Sally Halsey 201910

4 'Bonsai for Beginners' Gardening Club l10 Annual Rounders afternoon Willingham Sports Council Recreation Pay and play, Lynda

Ground 261309.

16 Autumn Show Fen Edge Community Cottenham VillageAssociation College I

18 WEA course begins Baptist Church

October

7 Archaeological 'finds' Friends ofWillingham Willingham 10am -12 noon

morning Library Library I

Cambridgeshire Cricket Association -

Junior League Fixtures 2006

Divison I North

5 AugustLt Downham I v Willingham l

12 August\X/illngham I v Fordham II

19 AugustNewmarket l v Willingham I

26 AugustWillingham I v Longstanton G I

2 September

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Willingham Football Club

Training is held on Tuesday nights 6 15 pm to 7 30 pm.

Players past and new are welcome.

We also have a vacancy for Reserve Team

Manager and Treasurer. If you are interested in

filling these positions please call Alex Howard 01954

260734. Collection Dates

2 August Green bin and green box

9 August Black bin

16 August Green bin and green box

23 August Black bin

31 August Green bin and green/box(note date)

Leprosy Mission. Thank you for all the stamps

you have sent. We also collect obsolete and foreigncoins, and picture postcards. They can all be left in

the box at the Parish Church.

Glossy magazines (includingWillingham Parish Magazine) should

be placed in the green box.

Recycle Plastic bearing the recycling symbol and

having the initials PET, HDPE or PVC are recyclableat Willingham Co—op car park, or at Tesco, Bar Hill.


Village Directory

August 2006

Council Parish Council01954 261027Parish Council Chairman Mrs P Daniels 01954 260505

Planning Committee Chairman Mr P King 01954 260780County Councillor Mrs S Johnstone 01954 230565District Councillor Mr R Manning 01954 261235District Councillor Mr B R Burling 01954 230168District Councillor Mrs P S Corney 01954 213221

Services Police0845 456 4564

Surgery01954 260230

Pharmacy01954 260073Over Surgery01954 231550

CAMDOC —After hours medical help 01223 464242Schools Primary School

01954 283030Cottenham Village College 01954 288944School Governors Chairman Dr N A Walton 01954 202185School Association c/o school 01954 283030British School Trust Mr D Young 01954 200561Children Beavers, Cubs and Scouts Mrs M Dellar 01954 260045

Honeypot Pre-School (term-time only) 01954 201567Tigger Toddlers Mrs W Leaney 01954 201089Old Buttery Nursery School

01954 260046Teeny Babies Anita 07830 2447422nd Brownies Mrs G Balaam 01954 260126Willingham Guides and Senior Section Nat Bignell 01487 843835Geoff Bailey Dancers Mr G Bailey 01954 260233Ladybird Borland's School Of Dance Mrs L Borland 01954 203347Bubbles Mrs J Dean 01223 575698Bumps and Babies Group Mrs L Daniel 01954 261316TOPS (Baptist Church Toddlers Group) Mrs L Daniel 01954 261316

Halls Ploughman Hall Chairman Mr J Anderson 01954 203344Ploughman Hall Bookings 07941 190849Wilford Furlong Centre

01954 261445The Octagon Mrs A Robinson 01954 261076Billavincea Lodge 8719 Mr M Scrivener 01480 413533Fen Edge Community Association Mr G Redhead 01954 288944Cambridge Evening News Correspondent VACANCYWorkers' Educational Association Mrs J Hodkinson 01954 201816Willingham Combined Charity Mrs J Ambrose 01954 260446

Clubs Gardening Club Mr T Halsey 01954 201910Social Club Mrs S Hart 01954 204260WAMADS Drama Group Mrs C Deeth (Secretary) 07896 322497

Mrs J Farrar 01954 200515Women's Institute Mrs R S Slater 01954 203742Women's Royal British Legion Mrs M Few 01954 260124Sport Willingham Wolves (Boys & Girls Football) Claire Few 01954 203001

Football Club Mr Alex Howard 01954 260734Cricket Club Mr R Ambrose 01954 260446Hockey Kris Westmore 01954 202082Badminton Mr J Fuggle 01954 260478Keep Fit Mrs M Fowler 01954 260496Step Aerobics Ms E Weatherill 01954 205439Bowls Club Mrs E Halksworth 01954 201830

Churches Anglican Church Rector Rev. Geoffrey Turner 01954 261225Mothers Union Branch Leader Mrs S Hayden 01954 260363Baptist Church Minister Rev. Jonathon Daniel 01954 261316Methodist Church Minister Rev. Cynthia Hardiman 01954 250242Roman Catholic Priest Monsignor Rogers 01223 350787Salvation Army Major and Mrs B Willson 01223 248351


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