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May 2006

Concessionary bus fares in South CambridgeshireNEWS RELEASE from South Cambridgeshire District Council

From Saturday 1 April,changes to the concession-

ary bus fare scheme for

South Cambridgeshireresidents over 60 or with

disabilities will come into

force. The changes follow new legislation from Government Peoplewho have a pass will be able to travel for free within South

Cambridgeshirebetween 9.30am and 11pm Mondayto Fridayand all _day at the weekend and bank holidays. Anybodywishing to cross the district boundary,

for many of our residents. In the past the council has

been able to supplement the money given to us from

Government to fund half-fare travel. Unfortunately,because the Government. capped our annual budget by£2.6 million, and has only provided funding for travel

within South Cambridgeshire, we are unable to offer

any further subsidy. Nevertheless, we have been able to

negotiate with bus operators to offer an enhanced

scheme in the form of flat fares for travel across the

district boundary within Cambridgeshire.

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including weekends and bank holidays,willhavetopayaflat fare of£1.80 return

or £1 for a single ticket.

Previously, eligible pass holdersSpring at last

were able to travel at half-fare

anywhere within Cambridgeshire,including Peterborough, providingthat their journey started or finished

in the county, because the district

council was able to supplement the

Government's grant for the scheme.

Councillor Dr David Bard,portfolio holder for planning and

economic development said, "We

know that the changes the

Government has made to the

travel scheme are unsatisfactory

Despite the high winds, frost, and miserable

temperatures, Spring is at last showing signs of

arrival. House martins have been seen hawkingabove Swavesey Lake, and white egrets spottedoff West Fen Road. Ladybirds and bumble bees

abound. Peacock and brimstone butterflies have

also made an appearance. We can also hear the

sound of sundry lawnmowers (and perhaps the

cuckoo, before too long). Hardy gardeners are

already planting — hopefully the fruit of their

efforts will be just as hardy. The picture oppositecannot do full justice to the beauty of the

blossom outside the Parish Church.

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Willingham Parish Magazine May 2006

From the Parish Council

Parish and District Council electionsThere are 15 places on the Parish Council, and as

exactly 15 people stood for the Council in the recent

nominations, there will not be a Parish Council

election on 4 May. At its April meeting the Council

recorded its thanks to the 3 retiring members, and it

looks forward to welcoming the 3 newcomers to the

Council at its AGM on 10 May. The Chairman also

stepped down from that post and the Council recorded

its thanks for all her hard work. A new Chairman will

be elected, as usual, at the AGM.

There will be an election on 4 May for a District

Councillor, and all electors will receive notification of

this from South Cambridgeshire District Council in

due course.

Meetings in MayThere will be no 'Ordinary' meeting of the Parish

Council in May, because of the Council's Annual General

Meeting when the new Council will take its seat and a

new Chairman elected. This will be on Wednesday 10

May at 7 30pm in Willingham School. As usual, there

will be a slot for members of the public to speak.Also in May, on Wednesday 24th, will be the

Annual Parish Meeting. The APM is a meeting for the

village, not the Parish Council (although the Council

Chairman also chairs the APM). Any matter of interest

or concern to the village can be raised at this meeting,whether or not it falls within the statutory functions of

the Parish Council. The Parish Council will present its

annual report, along with local organisations who will

all be invited to provide annual reports, so if you are

not sure which organisations do what in the village,this is a good way to find out. Like the AGM, the

Annual Parish Meeting will also be at 7 30pm in the

School.

Parish PreceptThere have been several questions from parishionerson this year's Parish Precept, which forms part of our

Council Tax. Detailed figures for each Committee are

available with the Council and Committee Minutes in

the Library, but in overall terms this year's Preceptwas calculated as follows:-

Cemetery: £17,500. The major part of this is for

regular maintenance/grass—cutting, and towards the

cost of a new cemetery site.

Planning: £4,400. Most of this will go to providing a

new bus shelter.

Public Hall: £4,100. This is mainly for the toilet

improvements currently under way, and for

replacement of the fence.

Green & Boundaries: This Committee required no

precept this year, as there was enough left in last

year's budget to cover the costs of maintenance (grass-cutting), and improvements to the Green (preceptedfor in previous years). If you have been on the Green

recently, you will have seen that some improvementshave started, with the old dead trees in the avenue

being replaced.Leisure & Amenities: £39,239. The major part of

this is to go towards the refurbishment of the Pavilion,which is being planned in conjunction with

Willingham Sports Committee. The other major item

is grass-cutting on the Recreation Ground, the Jubilee

Field and round the Ploughman Hall.

Establishment: This includes things like rent for the

Parish Council Office and for use of the school for

meetings, provision of stationery, phones, etc. There

was enough left in last year's budget to cover this

year's expenses.Finance & General Purposes: £22,748. This

covers things like staff salaries, insurance of assets, a

grant to the Parish Magazine, and grants to Villageorganisations.

Using these figures and allowing for money in hand

from last year's budget, the Precept for 2006—7 was set

at £82,000.Since the Precept was set, the District Council has

passed on to Parish Councils the costs of footwaylighting in the villages (ie, all those lights which are not

on made-up roads, including any lights on footpaths) —

the alternative would have been that all those lightswould have been switched off on 1 April. The reason for

this was that while the government has capped the

Council Tax for the County Council and for South

Cambridgeshire District Council, Parish Preceptscannot legally be capped. It was most unfortunate that

this matter was raised after most Parish Councils had

set their Precepts for 2006-7. However, since yourCouncil was clear that the footway lights are essential

to the safety and well-being of the village, it has agreedto adopt the 16 footway lights in Willingham. These

will have to be paid for out of our existing Precept, but

the Council will do its best to ensure that as much as

possible of the Precept will still go to implementing the

plans already budgeted for.

Parish Council OZche Ploughman Hall, West Fen Road,

Willingham CB4 5LP. Tel. 01954-261027 E-mail

[email protected] .The Clerk is in the Office on

Monday and Friday morningsfrom 9am to 12 noon, and on

Wednesday afternoonsfrom I 30 to 4 30 pm. Appointmentscan be made by calling the Oflice. There is an answerphoneoutside office hours, and the Clerk undertakes to return any

calls as quickly as possible.


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Together with other Cambridgeshire councils we

have lobbied the Government to provide extra

money for concessionary bus passes. We are now

waiting for more details of the proposed national

free off-peak travel scheme announced in the recent

budget."Residents who already have a half fare

~ concessionary bus pass that is due to expire between

April and June 2006 can continue to use the pass for

free travel in line with the new scheme until new

passes are introduced in June. Bus passes that expireafter June 2006 will need to be renewed when theyexpire as normal.

Residents can apply for or renew their bus pass at

South Cambridgeshire District Council's office in

Cambourne, the City Council's offices in St Andrew's

Street, Cambridge or at most South Cambridgeshirepost offices. Leaflets about the scheme are available at

local libraries and post offices or by calling 08450 450

500. The information is also available online at

www.scambs.gov.ukConcessionary fare bus passes are available for the

following groups:

May 2006

Pensioners (men and women over the age of 60)People who qualify for the higher rate mobilitycomponent of Disability Living Allowance or theWar Pensioners Mobility SupplementThose registered deaf

Those who are without speech, and can providemedical evidence

Those who are prevented from obtaining a drivinglicence on medical groundsThose registered blind or partially sightedThose who have a learning disability whichincluded significant impairment of intelligence andsocial functioningThose who have long term loss of the use ofboth arms

Fenland, Huntingdonshire, East Cambridgeshire andSouth Cambridgeshire District Councils and Cambridgeand Peterborough City Councils fund the concessionarybusfares scheme. Cambridgeshire County Council provides an

administration role to the scheme and funds passes forthose who are registered blind or partially sighted.

Please note that the scheme leaflet incorrectlystates that passes are not being issued at -

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South Cambridgeshire District Council's

Cambourne office.

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Reception Tel: 01954 260230

Dispensary Tel: 01954 260073

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

Surgery Car Parks in

Willingham and Longstanton

yPlease respect the surgery car

parks and remind your youngsters2 that these are not public recreation

areas. All too often before patients arrive for

surgery we are obliged to clear up rubbish, broken

glass and dog excrement. These are all hazards to

health and it is beholden upon us all to ensure that our

village is clean and safe. The local police and

community support officers have promised to keep a

special eye on the surgery car parks. Please let them or

us know if you see any misuse of our car parks. Manythanks.

Counselling and Physiotherapy AppointmentsWe are very fortunate indeed to have a practicecounsellor who can offer free NHS appointments to

our patients. Only six out of the fifteen practices in

South Cambs are able to offer this service. We are also

very lucky to be able to offer free NHS physiotherapyappointments which are not available at all surgeries.

However these services are not cheap and it is

important that we make best use of the sessions so that

we do not lose them. Counselling appointments are 50

minutes in length and physiotherapy appointmentsare either 20 or 40 minutes. When someone does not

attend for their appointment or tells us at short notice

that they cannot attend that session is wasted. Please

let us know in plenty of time if you are unable

to attend for an appointment so that someone

else can benefit. It would be a great pity if we were

to lose these services.

Disposal of unwanted medicines Our surgeriesand pharmacy are authorised to receive unwanted

medicines and sealed sharps boxes from

patients. To protect our environment we ask

that you do not dispose of medicines with w

household waste, or flush them down the

toilet. By returning them to us we can ensure

that they will be collected by an authorised

contractor for proper disposal.

To minimise the amount of medicines returned

please check your supplies before ordering repeat

prescriptions. If you have more than a month's supplyat home, don't re—order that item. This will also save

money that can be used to treat other patients. Thank

you for your co—operation.

Staff members We are very sorry indeed to be

losing a long-standing member of staff, Marie O'Neil,who is relocating back to her native Scotland. Shewillbe sadly missed by us all. We welcome two new

members of staff: Sharon Unwin who has joined our

reception team and Helen Retallick who is working in

admin and IT.

Acknowledgements Our grateful thanks to the

family of Mrs. Vera Roberts who donated to the

Surgery Equipment Fund in her memory. Thank you

also to the Willingham Whist Drivers for their kind

donation.

Cynthia Bidwell - Practice Manager

Willingham Pharmacy Opening hours

Monday 8 30am —-1 00pmTuesday 8 30am — 1 00pmWednesday 8 30am —1 00pm

2 30pm — 6 30pm2 00pm — 6 30pm2 00pm — 4 00pm5 00pm — 7 30pm

Thursday 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.


Willingham Librarywww.cambrid eshire. ov.uk/library

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Library Opening Times

Monday 6 00 pm - 8 00 pmTuesday 3 00 pm - 5 30 pm

6 00 pm - 8 00 pmWednesday ClosedThursday 3 00 pm - 5 30 pm

6 00 pm - 8 00 pmFriday 11 00 am - 1 00 pm

3 00 Pm ' 5 30 P111Saturday 10 00 am - 12 30 pm

THE LIBRARY WILL BE CLOSED ON 1 MAY

Children are never too young to start loving books

Cambridgeshire Libraries are delighted to support the

National Bookstart programme. Call into WillinghamLibrary to collect free packs of books for babies and youngchildren and guidance materials for parents and carers.

The Bookstart Bag is for babies from 0—1 2 months,which is also available via Health Visitors.

The Bookstart Plus Satchel is for toddlers from 24—30

months.

Collection Dates

4 May* Black box

10 May Green bin and green box

17 May Black box '

24 May Green bin and green box

1 June* Black box

* NB Thursday

Leprosy Mission. Thank you for all the stampsyou 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 (including Willingham Parish

Magazine) should be placed in the green box.

Recycle Plastic.

Plastics bearing the recycling symboland having the initials PET, HDPE or

PVC are recyclable at WillinghamCo-op car park, or at Tesco, Bar Hill.

May 2006

Free training and advice for

voluntary groups

South Cambridgeshire District Council and the

Cambridge Council for Voluntary Services (CVS) are

running joint free half-day training sessions on

'Managing your organisation's money':6—9 30pm on Tuesday 16 May in Cottenham Village

College, and 1-4 30pm on Thursday 29 June inthe Octagon, St Mary & All Saints Church,Willingham. To book a place on either of these

courses, ring CVS on 01233-464696, or e-mail

[email protected] .

Cambs CVS are also offering to hold

regular or one-off 'funding surgeries' forlocal voluntary groups, to answer

questions on things like grants,constitutions, charitable status and

trusteeship — contact details as above.

Fen Edge Association

The Fen Edge Association is holding a dance with a

"lotto" at Cottenham Village College on Saturday 24June. Tickets, £15 a head including food,are on salefrom 2 May from the Community Office at Cottenham

Village College, 01954-288751.

Willingham Charity Lunch

This month's charity lunch will be held at the home ofKeith and Jacqueline Hodkinson, 49 Rampton Road,at 1 00pm on Saturday 13 May. The lunch costs £3(£1.50 for children) and consists of soup, bread andcheese and coffee. The money raised is given to a

good cause — this year being the Air AmbulanceService. If you are new to the village, or if you wouldlike to meet new people and make new friends, do ,9come along. Enquiries to Willingham -

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261076.

The next meeting will be at 7 30pm on

Monday 8 May in the Social Club. This will#712 be a Resolutions Meeting.

Womens' Institute


Cambridge Building SocietyVillage & Community

Magazine Awards 2005

1?: Two members of the editorial team attended

'9' the presentation of the awards in Over last

Q month.

For the first time, one of the editions of our magazine(the December 2005 issue) was entered for judging.These awards have been made for nearly ten years, and

it soon became evident that many entrants had been

involved for most if not all of this period.There were a great number of magazines to look at.

Some were published monthly, and others quarterly.Several were very sophisticated in their use of colour,and others were fairly basic in their approach. Our

magazine fell somewhere in the middle. Our March

edition mentioned changes to the format. Perhaps these

will improve our value in the judges' eyes next year.

The winning entries had several things in common.

They all used photographs widely. Some could run to

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colour (at least in part). Most had fairly snappy

names. All relied heavily upon contributions from

their readerships.The chief assessor from the Cambridge Evening

News commended the high quality overall of the

entries, and found judging very difficult.

The results were as follows:

Large Community 2005 (this included Willingham)The Listing Winner

Sawston Scene Runner UpThe Meridian Highly Commended

The Spectrum Highly Commended

The Villager Highly Commended

Small Community 2005

Parish Pump Winner

Arkesden Village News Runner UpGreat Staughton & Perry Life Highly Commended

Haddenham Village Voice Highly Commended

Most Improved 2005

Great Staughton & Perry Life

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Ifyou are interested in playing, even if it

is only one game a month, please contact either Richard

Ambrose (260446) or Ron Leach (260144).

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A/so featuring: Pipi/s of Me Village College Chorus and Chair:

Saturday, 10'" June, 2006, 7.30 pm

The Village College, SwaveseyTickets: £9. (Concessions £7.50) Licensed bar

Box office: 01954 230750 or Cambridge Com Exchange 01223 357851

Share of Proceeds to Swavesey College Music Department

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Baptist Matters

Meeting Point As the normaldate for this meeting falls on a Bank

Holiday, there will be no meetingthis month. The next meeting will beon Monday 5 June.

Rendezvous The next meetingwill be held on Monday 15 May at

2 30pm in the rear hall of the BaptistChurch. The speaker this afternoonwill be Mr. Cecil Cleaves who will

be speaking about Cole Porter - the

composer of popular music andshows. Everyone welcome.

Film Shows Thank you to all who

supported these shows over theAutumn and Winter months. Havingnow completed our 12th season we

look forward to commencing the13th in late September

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Open Door Come for coffee (ortea) and a chat on Thursday morningsin the Baptist Church from 10 00 —

11 30am. Everyone very welcome.

Bumps and Babies meet on

Thursday mornings from 10 00 to

11 30am in the rear hall of the

Baptist Church during term time.

This is a chance for new and

expectant parents to meet up for a

chat and a coffee while the babies

play. Do come along and join us.

TOPS meets on Tuesday morningsfrom 9 45 to 11 15am in the BaptistChurch during term time. This

meeting is for children aged 18

months to 3 years, withtheir parents/carers for funactivities andrefreshments. Pleasecome along and join us.

Parish Church

BubblesBubbles takes place every Fridayduring term time.

Bubbles is for preschool children

accompanied by parents or carers. It

offers time to meet others and becreative. It is held in the Octagonfrom 10 30 to 11 45 am. For more

Events at the Churches

details contact Jackie Dean on

01223 575698

Coffee StopEvery Tuesday morningfrom 10 00 to 11 30

am. you are welcometo drop in to the

Octagon for coffee or

tea and a chat. There is no formality:just walk in.

New ChurchwardensEach year the annual meeting of

parishioners (which under the laws

relating to the Church of England is

open to all Willingham residents)elects two churchwardens. This year,Janette Mullett' stood down, after

serving for nine years. Jon Edneywas re-elected for a further year. He

has been joined by Gillian

Mothers' UnionThere will be no meeting in

m to the Deanery Festival at

Cottenham Church on

ring 260688 if you need transport.

Peal ofbells

bells at Willingham ParishChurch from 10am to

Macnaghten.

May. We have been invited

Tuesday 9 May at 2 30pm. Please

There will be a peal of

1pm on Saturday 6 May. Restoration A pealGrand Annua Draw

This year's grand draw in aid of theRestoration Appeal will take place on

20 May at the Duck Race Day on

the Recreation Ground.The first prize is a day pass for six

at Elveden Forest (CenterParcs). Thesecond is a Sunday lunch for four at

the Exhibition in Over, and the thirdis a £25 John Lewis voucher. There is

a variety of other prizes to be won.

The tickets cost £1 (and are

available in books of 5) from several

places in the village — and of course

they will be on sale at the DuckRace Day itself.

School concert

We are pleased to announce that

Willingham Primary School pupilswill be giving a concert in the churchon Tuesday 23 May, starting at 6 30

pm. We had concerts by the schooltwo and three years ago, which were

May 2006

most enjoyable. (Wecould not have one

last year because thechurch was full of

scaffolding.) The

charge will be £1 —

payable at the door. Do come along.

Another date for your diaryOn Wednesday 7 June there will bea concert in the Parish Church givenby the Brass Quintet and the Sax

Quartet from the Minden Band ofthe Queen's Division, based at

Bassingbourn. It will start at 8 00pmand there will be light refreshments.Proceeds will be shared by theRestoration Appeal and an armycharity chosen by the band.

The Minden Band has a highreputation, and this promises to bean excellent evening's entertainment.

Tickets cost £6.50 (£3.50 forthose under 18). They will beavailable from mid-May from Alanand Amy Robinson, 15a High Street,and from Bill Kirkman, 14 GeorgeStreet - or at the door.

Cake stallThe monthly cake stall will be at thechurch as usual on the first Saturdayof the month - 6 May — from 10

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steady income for the Restoration

Appeal. Rene is pleased to welcome

buyers. And people who have goodsfor sale.

For more information about theRestoration Appeal, contact BillKirkman (01954 260393)

Salvation ArmyLunches every Thursday 12 30pmfollowed by Friendship Club

2-3pm. Everybody welcomePlease telephone Gordon

Spackman on 260066 for furtherdetails.

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Churches Together in Willingham and RamptonServices at the Churches during May

ST MARY AND ALL SAINTSCHURCH STREET

WILLINGHAM

www.willinghamchurch.org

7 May11 00am "Parish Communion

14 May11 00am Family Praise

21 May11 00am Parish Communion

28 May11 00am Family Praise & Baptism

Thursday Praise is a service 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 00pm (11 and 25 May). For more

information, phone Sue West on

01954 260409.

We welcome families with children

to all our Sunday Services. For

children age 4+, our children's club

'Young ldea' provides activities

designed for their age group.For younger children 'Caterpillars'provides creche facilities.

Our Family Praise services feature

Contemporary Christian Worship and

an informal presentation. Our Parish

Communion follows the modern

Anglican order of service. with Organand more traditional hymns.

If you know of anyone who is ill, or

who for some other reason would

like a visit, please let the rector know

(01954 261225).

ALL SAINTS CHURCH

HIGH STREET

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WILLINGHAM TABERNACLE

BAPTIST CHURCH

GEORGE STREET

(www.willinghambaptist.org)

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Apart from our All Age services

(usually the 3rd Sunday of each

month) a busy Sunday School takes

place each week at the same time as

the morning service. A creche is also

provided at each of our morningservices.

7 May10am Morning Service -

Communion'

6pm Evening Service

14 May10am Morning Service

3 30pm Songs of Praise

7 30pm impact Youth Service

21 May9am Morning Service (refreshments

are available between the two

services from 10 05am to

10 40am) 10 45am All Age Service

6pm Evening Service

28 May10am Morning Service

6pm Evening Service - Communion

& Prayer Focus

THE SALVATION ARMY

SILVER STREET

7 May .

10 30am John Porter

5pm Mark and Dawn Anderson

14 May10 30am Brian Bassingthwait5pm Brian Bassingthwait21 May10 30am Envoy Bobby Dougherty5pm Major Willson

28 May10 30am Norman Gulliver

5pm Major Willson

Churches Together prayingfor the people of

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Willingham and RamptonIn the second full week in each

month the Churches in Willinghamand Rampton will be praying for the

people who live in a particular area

of the village. In May this is Covent

Garden.

FREE FOOD & FUN

Barbeque, icefcream

Chocolate egg humt

Children's games etc

from400pm Churches together invite you to a party

SUNDAY 4 JUNE FROM 4 00 PMBEHIND THE PLOUGHMAN HALL

SONGS OF CELEBRATION

The Birthday of the one great church of Jesus Christ- the feast of Pentecost

Come and sing a new songto the Lord

Songs of Praise usingContemporary Christian Songs

at600pm


Honeypot Preschool

Sponsored Trundle & Fun Day

Saturday 6 May2pm -4pm

Come along and cheer on our pre-schoolers as theycomplete the mammoth task of 20 laps around

Willingham School playground on their scooters,

bicycles and tricycles.There will also be a bouncy castle, face painting,

children's games, lucky squares (including prizes of

family days out), second hand books

and toys, plant stall, cake stall,refreshments and BBQ.

Lots of fun for everyone.See you there!

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Ahoy there all primary school kids!

Willingham Tabernacle Baptist Church

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21 - 27 August 2006

10am - 12.30

Free entrance

More details to follow!

Watch the birdie at

Milton Country ParkIf you want to be able to tell apartsparrows from swallows, the new bird

watching for beginners' workshop at

Milton Country Park is for you.

Local author and bird enthusiast David Chandler

will lead four two-hour sessions, two for adults and

two for families.An Adult workshop will run on

Thursday 8 June at 7pm. A Family workshop will run

on Friday 2 June at 10am.

Each workshop is a two-hour introduction to bird

watching, covering advice on equipment and basic

bird identification. Most of the time will be spentoutside in the park, discovering and enjoying wild

birds.

Places must be booked in advance and cost £7.00per adult, £4.00 per child and £18.00 for a family. To

book, contact David Chandler on 01223 524013 or

email [email protected] Chandler has been watching birds for more

than 25 years. He worked for the RSPB and BirdLife

International for over 15 years before pursuing a

freelance career. He is a regular contributor to 'Bird

Watching' magazine and co-author of the 'RSPB

Children's Guide to Bird Watching'.Malcolm Busby, senior ranger at the park said,

'Bird watching is a fascinatingpastime. Come along to one of David's

workshops to learn the basics of

bird watching and find out more

about the beautiful birds that visit

Milton Country Park.'

National Mills Weekend, Cattell's Mill, Willingham

Cattell's Windmill in Mill Road,Willingham will be open for

this year's National Mills

Weekend on Saturday 13 and

Sunday 14 May between 1pmand 5pm.

Visitors are welcome to look around the windmill

and exhibition area to see the restoration work which

has been carried out over the years and see details of

the mill's history and other artefacts.

Cream teas, cakes and refreshments will be served

from our cafe. A Mill to Mill radio link will be run byCambridge Amateur Radio Society.

Disabled facilities are available. All welcome.

All proceeds go to the Cattell's Mill Restoration and

Preservation Trust.


For Sale . . .

Willingham Conservation AwardSouth Cambridgeshire District Council has announced that it has giventwo of its prestigious "Built Heritage Awards" to Willingham Parish

Church in recognition of the major Wallpaintings Conservation Projectthat took place in 2005. The project stabilised and cleaned the many

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Division I North Jun-03 Lt. Downham II v Camb. Jesters

May-06 Camb. Granta IV v Newmarket I Sutton II v Longstanton 6. IICamb. Granta IV v Witcham | Chatteris I v Longstanton G | Willingham II v Girton II

Chatteris | v Willingham I Lt. Downham I v Milton | May-27Fordham II v Milton I Littleport I v Willingham I Camb. Jesters v Burwell Ill

Littleport | v Longstanton G | \X/itcham | v Fordham || Lt. Downham II v Sutton IINewmarket l v Lt. Downham I Jun-IO Longstanton C. II v Girton II

May-l3 Camb. Granta IV v Chatteris I Jun-03Lt. Downham I v Fordham II Fordham II V Willingham I St. Ives "I v Burwell III

Littleport | v Camb. Granta IV Littleport | v Newmarket I Sutton II V Girton II

Milton | v Chatteris | Longstanton C. I v Lt. Downham | Willingham II V Camb. Jesters

Willingham I v Newmarket I Milton I v \X/itcham | Jun-10Witcham | v Longstanton G I Girton II v St. Ives III

May-20 Division 3 North (b) Lt. Downham II v Longstanton 6. ||Camb. Granta IV v Willingham l May-06 Willingham II v Burwell IIIChatteris I v Lt. Downham I Lt. Downham II v St. Ives III Jun-17Fordham II V Littleport | Longstanton 6 II V Burwell lll Burwell III v Girton II

Longstanton G I v Milton | Willingham II v Sutton II Camb. Jesters v St. Ives IIINewmarket I v Witcham | May-l3 Lt. Downham II V Willingham II

May-27 Girton II V Lt. Downham II Longstanton C II v Sutton IIFordham II v Camb. Granta IV Longstanton C II v Camb. Jesters Jun-24Milton I v Littleport I St. Ives I" v Willingham II Girton II V Camb. JestersNewmarket I v Longstanton G I Sutton II V Burwell III Longstanton 6 II v St. Ives III

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May 2006

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May

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5 Storytime Cambridgeshire Libraries Library 11 30am

6 Car Wash 2 Ist Willingham Scout group Village Green 10am - 2pm

6 Trundle and Fun Day Honeypot Preschool School 2pm - 4pm

6 Peal of bells Parish Church Parish Church'

10-1pm

7 Concert Parish Church Restoration Parish Church 8pm (£6.50 £3.50Appeal and Salvation Army

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under 18)15A High Street

14 George Street

8 Meeting Women's Institute Social Club | 7 30pm

10 Deadline for Parish

Magazine articles

10 Compost Giveaway Anglesey Abbey 10 3o~4pm

13 Charity Lunch Willingham Charity Lunch 49 Rampton Road 1pm (261076)

13/14 Exhibition/experience National Mills Weekend Cattells Mill 1—5pm

14 Fun Run School Association School Registration9am

15 Rendezvous Baptist Church Baptist Church 2 30pmrear hall

16 Talk - Women in Salvation Army Silver Street 5 30 (£5)Wartime - Supper Daphne 260568

20 Duck Race Parish Church Recreation Ground 2-5pm

23 Concert by Parish Church Parish Church 6 30pm

Willingham School pupils Restoration Appeal (£1 at the door)

24 Annual Parish Meeting School 7 30pm

2o Duck Race Parish Church Recreation Ground 2-5pm

27 Annual Plant Stall Gardening Club 15a High StreetI

Cathy Wayman01954 260745

June

2 Storytime Cambridgeshire Lihmn'es Library 11 30am

7 Restoration Fund Brass The Octagon To be confirmed

Quintet & Sax Quartetconcert

26 & 28 Auditions WAMADS Public Hall 8pm'Jack & the Beanstalk' 07896 322497 or

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Council

Services

Schools

Children

Halls

Clubs

Sport

Churches

Village DirectoryParish Council

Parish Council Chairman

Planning Committee Chairman

County Councillor

District Councillor

District Councillor

District Councillor

Police

SurgeryPharmacyOver SurgeryCAMDOC —After hours medical helpPrimary School

Cottenham Village CollegeSchool Governors Chairman

School Association

British School Trust

Beavers, Cubs and Scouts

Honeypot Pre—School (term-time only)Tigger Toddlers

Old Buttery Nursery School

Teeny Babies2nd Brownies

Willingham Guides and Senior Section

Geoff Bailey Dancers

Tiny Toes (Baby Ballet)Bubbles

Bumps and Babies GroupTOPS (Baptist Church Toddlers Group)

Ploughman Hall Chairman

Ploughman Hall BookingsWilford Furlong Centre

The OctagonBillavincea Lodge 8719Fen Edge Community Association

Cambridge Evening News CorrespondentWorkers' Educational Association

Willingham Combined Charity

Gardening ClubSocial ClubWAMADS Drama Group

Women's Institute

Women's Royal British Legion

Willingham Wolves (Boys & Girls Football)Football Club

Cricket Club

HockeyBadminton

Keep Fit

Step Aerobics

Bowls Club

Anglican Church, Rector

Mothers Union Branch Leader

Baptist Church Minister

Methodist Church Minister

Roman Catholic Priest

Salvation Army

May 2006

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