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April 2012
Willingham Primary School wins challengeA creative buzz was in the air as
pupils from Year 5 at WillinghamPrimary School joined students
from Cottenham Village Collegeand the other two feeder primaryschools — Waterbeach and
Cottenham. They were set a series
of writing, drama and art
challenges on Roald Dahl's classic
tale Danny: The Champion of the
World.
The pupils were invited to make
storyboards for a book sequel, act
out snippets and write a newspaper
story on some of its themes, as well
as other challenges.Willingham won the challenge
which was thoroughly enjoyed byall who took part. Most of the
preparation for the challenge round
was done by James Singleterry,Deputy Head at WillinghamPrimary.
Signs of spring:Pictures from a Willingham garden taken by a member of Willingham Photo Club.
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WILLINGHAM NEWS April 2012
CONTENTS
APRIL NEWS
Charity lunch 5
Community First Responders 8
Cottenham Summer School 18
Crossword 6
Crossword Solution 18
Ethiopia Bulletin — news from Valerie McKee ............................. 11
Friends of Willingham Library Qiiz................................................. 15
From the Police Community Support Officer.............................. 15
Jottings from your County Councillor .............................................. 17
Letter 10
Library Quiz Answers 18
Litter pick 7
Marathon appeal 15
Mexico appeal 7
Mothers' Union 12
Old Willingham 5
OverJazz 1 5
Over Players Murder Mystery Evening ........................................... 11
Royal British Legion 18
Willingham Fun Run 7
Willingham Gardening Club 9
Willingham Originalz youth club ......................................................... 11
Willingham School Association nearly new sale ............................6
Willingham Stage craft 10
WillinghamWalkers 8
Willingham WI 5
MONTHLY ITEMS
Bin collections 3
Christians Together 13
Baptist Church
Church of the Sacred Heart, St Ives
St Mary & All Saints
Salvation Army
Editorial 3
Events at the Churches 12
Baptist Church
St Mary & All Saints
Salvation Army
Parish Council 16
Pastoral Letter 9
Village Diary 18
Village Directory 19
Willingham Library 10
Willingham Medical Practice ................................................................. l4
EDITORIALIt is always encouraging to note local successes. This month
we have good news of the local primary school, which won
the writing, drama and art challenges at Cottenham VillageCollege. Congratulations.
At Willingham New; we are always glad to hear about local
successes. Please keep us informed.
Bin Collections
4 April Blue and Green bins
12 April Black bin
(Thursday)18 April Blue and Green bins
25 April Black bin
Police Contacts: 0345 456 4564
Our PCSO (Police Community Support Officer) for
Willingham and Over is Tom Baugh. His email is:
[email protected] and his mobile
number is 07736 555441.
Please contact [email protected] any advertising queries.
Advertising is sold on an annual basis for an insert into 12
issues beginning in January We can carry one—off black
and white ads during the year, subject to availability of
space, at a cost of £55 per issue for 1/4 page black and
white ad. Ads should be supplied in advance of the
monthly deadline in PDF format. Cheques should be
made payable to Willingham Parish Magazine BEFORE
PUBLICATION and delivered to Rosemary Mumford,6 Priest Lane, Willingham CB24 5HZ. Please send copy to
the above email address, or leave at the library For the May issue: Phase note file deadline is
10 April. Please send material to the following email address:
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Photo of the month
This impressive building is the Baptist tabernacle which
stood on the site of the current 'Tab' on George Street.
This was a huge building compared to the current modern
one and could seat up to 300 people. It survived for around
one hundred years until it was demolished in the 1980s.
Efforts were made by conservationists to save the buildingbut the cost of maintenance for such a large building was
way beyond the congregation at that time. A copy of the
building costs around 1870 shows that the land cost £466
(there was a house and four cottages on the site). The
Tabernacle cost £2925 and a house for the Baptist Minister
was £430. The value of voluntary labour, including 'carting
300,000 bricks' was estimated at £200. Have a look at the
current tabernacle and you will see that the original
gateposts remain.
If you have stories or memories about this picture,
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Willingham Women's Institute
The next meeting is on Monday 16 April at 7 30 pm in the
Social Club.
Health and Well-BeingAn opportunity to try out different treatments with a
variety of professionals.There will also be 21 'Bring and Buy' at the April
meeting with a 'Store Cupboard' theme — cakes, jams,tinned food etc.
New members always welcome; please contactJacky on
261831.
WI News
At our February meeting, Rev Linda Liversidge steppedin at the last minute to speak, giving an account of her life
using the Desert Island Discs format. It was a fascinatingand enjoyable talk, so thanks to her for that.
Anne Kirkman has stepped down after many years of
sterling service writing the legendary WI Quiz held
annually at the end of January. She was warmly thanked
and is looking forward to being on a team herself in
111er
On Monday 14 May, there will
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be a fashion show at the Social
Club featuring clothes from the
Edinburgh Woollen Mill with WI
members as models! This is open
to non—members from 8 pm
onwards. Charity Lunch
The April charity lunch supporting the Alzheimer's Disease
Association will be held on 14 April at 1 pm by Marian
Harrington and Glenda Tillyard at 43 Rampton Road.
The meal consists of soup, bread and cheese and costs £3.
All are welcome.
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Sponsored cycle for Mexico
Thisjune I will be cycling 55 miles with two guiding friends
on a triplet (three person bike) to raise money for an
exciting trip to Mexico. While in Mexico we will visit Our
Cabana, one of the four Guiding World Centres and run
workshops for local disadvantaged children. We each need
to raise over £1800 to enable us to take part in this specialexperience.
I have been regularly cycling into Cambridge on the back
of a tandem since I was 11 but being at the front of the
triplet is a new and wobbly venture. If you spot us trainingaround the Village, on the Guided Busway or in Cambridgeplease give us a wave!
If you feel you can support me by sponsoring us pleasedonate by going to http://www.gofundme.com/gbub0.
Additionally, for quiz lovers, I am selling a logo and sloganquiz for only £1. This can be found at the post office and
you could win a £25 Tesco voucher.
Thank you for reading.Becca Rodgers
Prepariagfir their rpomorea' cycle, from to baa/e: Becca Rodger;(Irt Williagbam Gaia'er), Amy Seaman am! Harri Forter.
WAG Environmental Group
Autumn 2012 - Litter pickWe hope to make this an annual event and that you will
want to join us in a bid to tidy up Willingham. More
information will be forthcoming.However, between now and the autumn, everyone can
help by not dropping litter and/or by picking up litter
beside their own homes. If you are aware of any
unsightly mess and need help, please contact the number
below and leave details.
In addition, litter pickers and high visibility tabards can
be borrowed from the Parish Council Office — available
for pick—up during office hours — but remember to take
your own gloves.Those of you who would like to register your
willingness to help in the autumn, please leave your name
and contact details either on the number below, or at the
library.
Thank you
01954 260430
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Races start at 10:15, with registration from
9 ~ 10 at the school
7.7 or 4.5 mile routes, followed by BBQ, live
music and children's entertainment in the
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Community First Responders: call for volunteers
Willingham and Longstanton are well represented by a
dedicated team of first responders. They are called into
action by the ambulance service when this is deemed
appropriate. Hopefullysome readers can
remember when a first
responder has arrived to
help ahead of an
ambulance.
Community first
responders are ordinarymembers of the publicwho volunteer to do
something extraordinary.They give up their time to
be trained and available so
they can attend serious
medical emergencies in
their local community.The scheme is a great help to the ambulance service in a
largely rural area like ours because they can get to the scene
quickly and in cardiac arrest situation greatly improve the
chance of survival through early defibrillation.
The members of the group take it in turns to be on call
when they are available. The aim is to be on the scene
within minutes to give advanced first aid, including oxygenadministration and immediate life support. The generaltypes of calls they attend are medical emergencies such as
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Open Day16"" April 2012
10.00am to 12.00pm
We offer child care from 2 '/2 years to school age, running sessions
Monday to Friday during term time. Children over 3 years old
are able to receive government funding of up to 15 hours a week.
If you are a new parent and would like to pop along and look around
the setting and meet the staff and find out more about us,
please pop along to our open day.
If you would like further details please contact Gina Balaam
on 01954 201567 or email honeypotQwillingham.cambs.sch.uk
We look forward to meeting youll
Honeypot Pre-School, Thodays Close, Willingham, Cambridge C824 SLE
chest pain, choking, fainting and cardiac arrests, not road
traffic collisions and traumas.
Currently there are two active responders, Ross Turner in
Willingham and Dave
Milton in Longstanton,who also co—ordinates the
group. We aim to do as
much cover as possibleoutside of our busyworking and social lives,but we are not expected to
complete a certain amount
of time on call. We attend
local training courses and
often meet up with fellow
responders in other local
villages.We are looking for new
7' volunteer responders to
come forward so we have more chances of saving local lives.
Access to a car is needed but all other training will be
provided by the ambulance service.
If you would like to get involved or find out more
information about what we do or our equipment, please feel
free to contact Dave Milton on 07733 076469,[email protected] or visit
http://wwweastamb.nhs.uk/community—first—respondershtm
Willingham Walkers
There won't be a walk in April as the second Sunday falls
on Easter Day.
SUNDAY 13 MAY 'The Five Pubs Challenge'Once again we plan to join the annual 'Five Pub
Challenge' in aid of the Over Day Centre. This is an 13%
mile walk, leaving Over Day centre at 11 am.
The entry tee is £8 in advance 1closing date 7 May), or
free entry if you collect minimum £20 in sponsorship Or
you can pay £10 on the (la):'ou can start with bacon rolls, tea and coffee on sale at
Over Day Centre. The walk takes in The Pike 8: E01, The
Ferry Boat (burger and hot dogs on sale), The Three Tuns
and The White Horse, finishing with a complimentaryhome—baked cake at The Admiral Vernon. Information
from either Mike or Linda or download the forms from
wwu».overdayeentreeoukEither meet at the Over Day Centre at 10 45 am or at the
Duke of Wellington to share cars at 10 30 am. Please
contact Linda or Mike if you need a lift
Contacts: Linda Horne via email
consultancycom or phone 01954 202072
Mike Tidball Via email m.tidball@btinternetcom
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Pastoral Letter
ISunday of Divine Mercy
On the Sunday after Easter; the Catholic Church celebrates the Feast ofDivine Mercy. This feast was officially declared in the year 2000 bypope John Paul II who was inspired by the life and writings of Sister I
IFaustina Kowalska. This uneducated Polish nnn was asked by her spiritual director to write a diary. On about 600 pages she recorded
the revelations she received about God's Mercy. She died in I 9 3 8 but
the devotion to the Divine Mercy started to spread all over the world.ISister Faustina was canonised (declared a saint) on the first
Sunday after Easter, 30 April 2000 by the Holy Father John Paul II.
I In a decree dated 23 May 2000, the Congregation for Divine Worshipand the Discipline of the Sacraments stated that 'throughont the Iworld the Second Sunday of Easter will receive the name Divine
Mercy Sunday, a perennial invitation to the Christian world to face,with confidence in divine benevolence, the difficulties and trials that
I mankind will experience in the years to come.' These papal acts
represent the highest endorsement that the Church can give to a
private revelation. IIn the teaching of the Catholic Church, a private revelation refers
to visions and revelations from God to a specific individual or group
for their own good or that of others that have taken place since the end
of public revelations, when the last Apostle died and the New
Ttstament wascompleted. ' So called' Marian apparitions are good Iexamples of private revelations. Well known approved Marian
apparitions are our Lady of Guadalupe, Our Lady of La Salette, Our
Lady of Lourdes and Our Lady of Fatima.
Public revelation must be lived by all Catholics. Private
revelations cannot surpass, correct, improve, or complete publicrevelation. The determination of the source of private revelation is
subject to the judgment of the Catholic Church. IThe revelations on Divine Mercy received by St Faustina are not
a new teaching but a reminder of what the Church has always taughtthrough the scripture and tradition: that God is merciful and
Iforgiving and that we, too, must show mercy and forgiveness.
There is a strong link between Divine Mercy and God's Justice.
They cannot be separated. As we look at the history of the Church we
can see that sometimes in pastoral and catechetical ministry the Iaspect of divine mercy seemed to be hidden in the shadow of God's
justice. The parable of the merciful father, as it is often called today,was better known as the parable of the prodigal son. This simpleexample shows the change of the attitude leading to re-discoveringthe gift of God's Mercy.
The message of mercy is that God loves us no matter how greatour sins. He wants us to know that His mercy is greater than our sins,so that we will call upon Him with trust, accept His mercy, and let it
stream through us to others. Devotion to The Divine Mercy involves Ia total commitment to God as Mercy. It is a decision to trust
I completely in Him, to accept His mercy with thanksgiving, and to be
merciful as He is merciful. In 2002 Holy Father John Paul 11 said: Thehour has come when the message of Divine Mercy is able to fill heartswith hope and to become the spark of a new civilisation: thecivilisation of love.
I Fr Edward Tredota MS
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GARDENING CLUB
Meetings are held at the Social Club, Fen End, on the first
Monday of each month and start at 7 30 pm. There is
usually a speaker. Meetings on average last about one and a
half hours. There is a plant raffle at each meeting.The Club welcomes new members at any of our monthly
meetings. We are a group of people with an interest in
plants and gardening. Come and join us to see whether you
want to become a member at a very modest annual
subscription of £10. You may attend one meeting for a
small charge of £2 to see what we do and to speak to
members and to the committee informally.In addition to the meetings we have an annual programme
of Visits to gardens and other places of interest which will
commence in the spring. Dates for your diaries are
Saturdays — 19 May, 14 July, and 22 September with
Wednesdays 20 June and 7 November, the latter being for
the Christmas Shopping trip.Contact Celia on 01954 261394 or just turn up to a
meeting to experience what we do or to join.
Reminders for Members
The next Club meeting is on Monday 2 April when the
speaker will be Chris Thorne on 'Seasonal hanging baskets.'
Your annual subscriptions of £10 will be due and
payable at the April meeting.
OutingsOur first outing of the year will be on Saturday 19 Mayleaving the Green, Willingham at 9 am. Speak to Celia on
the above number if you are unable to make your way to
the Green. We shall be visiting Coton Manor Gardens,Guilsborough, Northamptonshire. These gardens are
included in Rae Spencer—jones' publication 1001 Garden:
you mart rec lteforeyou a'z'e which includes gardens worldwide.
The garden is described as an 'exquisitely planted garden'and has been in the Pasley—Tyler family since the 19203.
There are terraces with seasonal planting, a water gardenwith flamingos, Mediterranean climbing and scented plants,a conservatory and mixed rose garden. There is ampleseating in this 10 acre temperate garden and woodland built
in the Arts and Crafts style. Visitor facilities include a café,a garden shop and a plant nursery. Gardenerr WbrId TV
programme paid the gardens a visit in 2010.
The cost of coach travel and entry is £20 per person
payable on the day.
Future attractions
We shall be holding our annual Plant Stall next to the Post
Office on High Street, Willingham on Saturday 26 Mayfrom 9 am. We usually have a wide variety of plants for sale
at competitive prices.
Annual Horticultural Show
The show will be held as always at the Willingham PrimarySchool. The date for your diaries is Saturday 1 September.
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Opening Hours from April 2 2012
Monday Closed
Tuesday 10 am — 1 pm 2 —— 5 pm
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 4 — 7 pm
Friday 10 am —— 1 pm
Saturday 10 am —— 1 pm Engage in the Afternoon
Come and join in with these special sessions for adults on
the first Wednesday of each month from 2 to 3.30 pm.There are speakers, tea/coffee/biscuits and a chance to
change books and use the computers.
It's free but donations are welcomed towards refreshments.
In March, Carol Bailey showed us beautiful ways to
display Spring flowers. Come down to the library and see
the wonderful display she's left for us to enjoy.
0 Wednesday 4 April — Magirtmter Court; and How to
Avoid Them with Phil King0 Wednesday 2 May — Cimy (m Coo/ring— Putting the Fun
Back into Cooking— Lisa Bulbeck from Age UK
0 Wednesday 6June — Diamond Jubilee Special! Bringalong your memories and souvenirs of RoyalCelebrations past and join us in a Reminiscence
session with Jubilee buns!
0 Wednesday 4July — Fen Skating. Talk by Bob Burn-
Murdoch from the Norris Museum.
There will be a 'Poetry 8: Prose' evening at WillinghamLibrary on Tuesday 17 April at 7 30 pm. Do come along and
read your favourite poem or piece of prose. Chris Lacey,our own poet, will be reading some of her poems.Admission free.
New Library Opening Hours from 2 AprilAs part of the comprehensive Library Service Review, the
decision was made to review and rationalise the openinghours of all libraries in Cambridgeshire. Officers looked at
the existing opening hours and worked on new patterns,based on the demographic of the area and on usagestatistics. The figures for the catchment population were
supplied by the County Council's research team once the
wards served by individual libraries had been identified. A
fixed number of core opening hours was established for
catchment population bands. As its catchment population is
less than 7000, Willingham Library will now be open for 15
hours a week as follows:
Willingham StageCraft and
Cash in the CommunityWe would like to thank all our friends who have collected
tokens for us in the last four weeks. Thanks to you we were
presented with a cheque for £340.25 on Monday 12 March.
The presentation included photographs for the CambridgeNews.
We collected over 1300 tokens all together which is a
fantastic number, highlighting the level of support there is
for the group. The money is a much needed boost to our
fundraising for new storage space.We are very grateful for your ongoing support and we
look forward to seeing you all at our forthcoming shows...
more news of which will follow in the next issue of
Willingham Newfl.
Thanks again from Peter, Oliver, Hannah, Jason and
Charlotte.
from Mr D G Leonard
To the memory of my wife, who died on 12 February 2012.
I wish to thank the local doctors and district nurses, and
Sure Care and Beaumonts, for their kindness and attention
to my wife during her illness. Also the vicar of Over,Malcolm Raby, and Salvation Army Captain Emma for her
tribute to my wife. I also wish to thank the vicar of St Maryand All Saints church for letting the service be taken there.
Also thanks to the people who sent cards of sympathy. Also
Arthur Rank and other night sitters while I got some sleep.Janice was a woman of many talents: knitting, sewing, lace
and most handicrafts. Thank you all who attended the
funeral.
51 Fen End
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ETHIOPIA BULLETIN - news from Valerie McKee
Well here I am in Mekelle. I feel lucky: it is such a nice
place. The streets are tree—lined and wide, (some are in
flower, some are date palms), most are tarmac and the side
streets are cobbled. It is cleaner here and there are even
ladies who sweep the streets in some parts of the town.
The only corrugated iron is around the building sites as all
the little tiny cottages are dry stone walled and some are
wattle and daub. The door posts tend to be painted brightcolours and if any more modern buildings are painted theytend to be pastel colours — no point in using white here.There are still many beggars and the poverty is here too but
I feel safer away from the hustle of the capital, Addis.
My little flat is up on the third floor, and the taxi driver
managed to carry the box and case up easily enough: keen
to carry anything on their heads or shoulders it seems.
Anyway there are no lifts anywhere so that's not an option.The guard let us in after a debate, he is very serious and
sleeps across the doorway. My new home is very basic but
just right for me and I have a little balcony for my washingand watching the world go by, which can be very interesting!I now know the old man with his two cows and goats who
passes twice a day, there are horses and carts, donkeys and
herds of cattle at different times mixed in with the
occasional car or lorry.So far I have visited f1ve schools and watched different
ages from six to 14. The classrooms are quite big and airyand the children sit on benches linked with narrow slopedtable tops two or three to a bench. Classes have ranged from
40 to 60 pupils, and in the younger ages there tend to be
more exciting posters or notices around the room. There
are many where there is nothing to look at. Today I asked
the class of 14 year—olds at the end of their lesson what
they thought of their room. Apart from being shocked bythe question, I began to get the real answers: they thought it
was a bit dull — putting it mildly I thought. Not counting the
WILLINGHAM ORIGINALZ
YOUTH CLUB
The youth club will 1w meeting back in the Baptist Hall
from lb April at 1'. all pm. 'ihcrv ha: ire-en ,9!)er pn'sgtess in
our plans for the 111mm. \V'i'. are not; ass'titini: 3. responsefrom the County Council about plans submitted la; our
architect for a dedicated youth facility at the PloughmanHall. This will be on two floors and will be fitted out with
a kitchen.
In the meantime we are seeking funding to add to
SESUe-'O currently hold l1}: Ill": Parish Cuuncd which must
be: match hind-ct}. To help us in our funding applicationand general running of Willingliam Youth Trust :w are
looking, for volunteers who can help with fund raking,admin u writ and helping with the running of the youthclub. We would like to start a second weekly session as
soon as possible,If \1 HI are milling to help with fund raring, youth unrl;
or being»: part of Willinghnm Youth 'l'rnst please contact
L'rcmr Rom: 261103 or re: trail?)W'tlt(thtltnli'llfiw-ll.
regulation enormous blackboard across one wall it was
completely bare. I am still not sure if they know what an art
lesson is and as far as I can tell there is a subject called
'aesthetics' that covers all extra things like music and art.
Next task is to make my proper plan which I have to putto the education office and VSO: it will be fine I am sure.
They want me to get the teachers to be more active in the
class, improve results and encourage more interested
learners. It all goes together really but with such largeclasses and little resource it is a challenge. Everyone I have
met so far is really supportive and keen to change for the
better but they are not sure how to do it or where to begin.As it is everywhere, I have to be indoors by dark which is
by 6 45 pm really in order to keep safe. I can go out if I am
with a group and I am trying to get the numbers of a few
taxis I can use safely after dark but I am still not keen. In the
day I walk everywhere which can be quite a distance. Myoffice luckily is only five minutes away which is just as well
as I have to come back here to use the loo. (I won't go into
details!)I am loving all the fresh fruits and vegetables, which is just
as well as I have to shop daily pretty much (I have no
fridge). I am glad here I have a fair variety — just have to be
flexible and see what has been brought into the market. And
what I miss? Well, soft boiled eggs, (they have to be cooked
thoroughly as the flocks are not tested for anything dodgey)and being able to go out for a stroll in an evening just for
pleasure.
The Over Players present
9 a1) limingoi Mrdcrl
Eatardag 21 April8-10.30pn)
I'Q Olicr Community CentreEDiOQ a 2roarsc meal, watch a mflrdcr
mystery play and try to Work out who donnit.
Erizes on offer!
Book individually, in pairs or in teams of up to 8.
£10 per person £7 for under 165.
Tickets from Melissa Jordan 01284 811474 or
Helen Halpin 01954 789639
Willi .Tl INGRAM NEWS April 20112 11
Parish Church
Bubbles - is held in the Octagonevery Friday during school term
time from 10 — 11 15 am. Bubbles is
for pre—school children accompaniedby parents or carers. It offers a time
to meet others and be creative.
Messy Church — is a fun session for the whole family,involving all the Churches in Willingham. It is held in the
Church and the Octagon between 3 30 and 5 30 pm, on the
third Sunday of the month. There will be different craft
activities, a story time and a time to eat together(sandwiches and cakes etc). Come with your children to
enjoy Contact Heather on 270063 for further details or
Linda at [email protected]
time4T — a friendly get—together that is open to everyone to
be held every Friday 2 — 4 pm in the Octagon. Good
company. £1 includes tea and biscuits. More information
available from Alan (261349), Rosemary (205718) or David
and Mary (261353).
Bric-a-brac is always on sale at 19 Fen End, the home of
Rene Gould. Proceeds from the Bric-a—brac Stall go to the
Building and Restoration Fund.
Cake Stall This is on the first Saturday morning of the
month (Saturday 7 April) at the church. Proceeds from the
sale of cakes will go to the Restoration Fund. Joyce Bowen
wants people to make cakes — and of course to go along and
buy them. Let her know if you are willing to help.
Salvation ArmyCoffee Morning: Monday 10 30 am — 12 pm. You are verywelcome to come and join us for a coffee, tea, cake and
bacon sandwiches and a chance to chat with old and new
friends.
'Nimble Fingers' Craft Meeting: Monday 2 — 4 pm. Bringyour knitting, sewing, card making and come and join with
others. Learn the skills of embroidery. Tea and coffee and
good company provided!
Luncheon Club: Every two weeks 5 and 19 April. Come
and join us for a home—cooked lunch and dessert. £3.50.
There is still room left for a few more. Ring Gordon on
260066 or Daphne 260568. Please book in advance if
possible.
Bible Study and Prayer Group. Thursday 12 April from
2 - 3 pm. All are welcome to come and join us for an informal
time of study and chat and prayer with a cup of tea.
Willin am
BAPTIST HURCHGeorge Street, Willingham, Cambridge C824 5L]
[email protected] www.willinghambaptist.org
The Baptists are back home! The Baptist church familyhave returned to their own building after two months of
internal alteration and now have a new much largermodern kitchen and a new access into the small hall.
Everything is looking spick and span with a new coat of
paint in the new hall and even the floor has been
spruced up. All regular activities are now back in their
usual home. We are grateful for great work done bylocal companies in building, plumbing, electrical,flooring and kitchen fitting work. We are also grateful to
St Mary's, the Salvation Army and the Parish Council
for the alternative accommodation we have been able to
use during the refit. We hope to be able to make more
use of the kitchen in future events.
Regular activities
Weekly activities through the week take a break during the
Easter school break and recommence in the Baptist halls
from 16 April.
Monday 2 30 pm Baby Notes
Tuesday 9 45 am TOPS
Thursday 10 am Bumps and Babies
10 am Open Doors coffee morning
Friday 6 30 pm KFC
Saturday 21 April 7 45 am Men's Breakfast
CHRISTIANS TOGETHER PRAYING
FOR THE PEOPLE OF WILLINGHAM
In April, Green Street, Haden Way, High Street and
Jeeps Close will be in our thoughts.
Mothers' Union
Our next monthly meeting will be on
Monday 30 April at 2 30 pm. Beryl Waterson
will be speaking to us on our theme for this year.
'YOUR GIFT DISCOVER & CELEBRATE'.
All are welcome to join us.
Also Bring and Buy Stall.
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ST MARY AND ALL SAINTS
CHURCH STREET, WILLINGHAM
www.willinghamchurch.org1 April
8 00 am Communion (said) Book of Common Prayer10 30 am Palm Sunday Morning Worship6 00 pm Evening Service (at Over)
8 April8 00 am Communion (said) Book of Common Prayer
10 00 am Easter Day Family Service (followed by a short
Communion Service for those who wish to stay)11 15 am United celebration on the Green to place flowers
on the cross. With puppets and Easter Egg hunt!
6 00 pm Easter Praise at Over
15 April9 00 am Morning Prayer
10 30 am Communion Service
3 30 pm Messy Church at (Willingham)4 00 pm Messy Church at Longstanton
22 April9 00 am Communion Service
10 30 am Morning Worship6 00 pm Evening Service at (Longstanton)
29 April10 30 am Family Communion
6 00 pm Café Church (Willingham)
Services during Holy Week, 2 to 6 AprilMon 27 Tues 3, Weds 4
7 30 pm Evening Service
Maundy Thursday (5th)7 00 pm Agape Supper (for details ring 263187)
Good Friday (6th)10 00 am United Service and Walk of Witness to the
Green and back for Hot Cross Buns in Octagon2 00 pm An Hour at the Cross (a reflective service)
We have a variety of styles of worship and we hope you will
find one that suits you. You will be warmly welcomed whenever
you come.
9 am Traditional
This service uses traditional Church of England communion
and Morning Prayer services. Please note that there is no
Sunday School provision for children at this service.
10 30 am Inflrmal flfld Cbz'ldfriendblModern worship with a Sunday School for children in the
Octagon on most Sundays during term time. On the 2nd Sundayof the month (and 5th when there is one) we stay together in
church for 'All Age Worship'. Children are always welcome.
Fidget bags are available for use in the pews.
6 pm Team Servicer
We are beginning to work towards becoming a Team with Over
and Longstanton by holding evening services around each of
the three churches. Initially service formats will vary whilst we
settle into these arrangements.
If you know of anyone who is ill or who for some other reason
would like a visit, please let the Vicar (Linda) know. CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART
19 Needingworth Road, St Ives
www.sacredheart-stives.org
Week-end Mass Times:
Saturdays at 5 pm
Sundays at 8 am and 11 am
At Bar Hill church centre, 6 pm on Saturdays
THE SALVATION ARMY
SILVER STREET
www.5alvationarmyorg/uk/willingham
1 April5 00 pm Evening worship with Geoff Pake
8 April Easter Sunday11 15 am Willingham Green
5 00 pm Easter Praise
15 April5 00 pm The Road to Emmaus Luke 24: 35-49
22 April5 00 pm Evening Worship with Keith Clarke
29 April5 00 pm Practising Forgiveness. Colossians 3:13
WillinghamBAPTIST :HURCH
George Street, Willingham, Cambridge C324 5L]
[email protected] www.willinghambaptistorg
1 April10 am Follow the King6 pm The Passion and the Pain
8 April10 am 'He is alive!'
6 pm '....and we have seen him!'
15 April9 am 8: 11 am Living Sacrifices
6 pm The comfort of his coming22 April10 am An adventure in prayer6 pm Don't walk in your sleep
29 April10 am Praying like Jesus
6 pm The resurrection of the dead
Easter together - Good Friday, 6 April10 00 United service in St Mary's followed by walk of witness
round the village to the Green
Easter Sunday 11 15 Celebrate the resurrection on the Green.
WILLINGHAM NEWS April 2012 11%
Easter weekend
Thursday 5 April Closed from 1pm as normal —
Cover by Over
Surgery 1—6pmGood Friday 6 April CLOSED
Easter Monday 9 April CLOSED
Willingham and Longstanton surgeries will open as normal
on Tuesday 10 April from 8 30 am
Out of hours cover will be provided by Urgent Care
Cambridgeshire on 0330 123 9131
Please do not attend A 8: E unless you have a life
threatening condition or you feel you may need an X—ray.Ring UCC on 0330 123 9131 for advice. You may be offered
an appointment at Chesterton Medical Centre or a home
visit if appropriate. Parking is free at Chesterton and the
wait will be shorter.
The last date for ordering repeat prescriptions for the
Easter weekend will be Tuesday 3 April. Please ring01954 260073 before 5 30 pm. Remember that the
deadline for collecting your medication order for Easter
will be 1 pm on Thursday 5 April.
The Mobile Blood Donor Van will be visitingWillingham Surgery car park on:
FRIDAY 13 APRIL
945 amto 12 35pm&225to435pmWEDNESDAY 18 APRIL
12 30t02 55 pm&420t0630pmBY APPOINTMENT ONLY, PLEASE CALL 0300 123 23
23, QUOTING POSTCODE C324 5LB
The CAMTAD Clinic for those with hearing problemswill be at Willingham Surgery on Wed 18 April2 00 —— 4 30 pm. No appointment needed. Just come alongfor advice or to change your NHS hearing aid batteries.
Patient Participation Group Pick up a leaflet in receptionor visit our website for details of how you can become
involved.
Willingham Medical Practice website
www.willinghammedicalpractice.nhs.uk is updatedregularly. Please take a few moments to have a look. We
would welcome your feedback on what you would like to
see included.
Acknowledgements Our thanks to the family of JaniceLeonard for the kind donation in her memory to the
surgery equipment fund.
Cyarbz'a Bz'a'well — Practice Manager
WILLINGHAM SURGERY & LONGSTANTON BRANCH SURGERY
Reception Tel: Willingham 260230 Longstanton 207600 Dispensary 260073
Out of hours cover: Urgent Care Cambridgeshire 0330 123 9131
When the surgery is closed please ring Urgent Care Cambridgeshire 0330 123 9131
WILLINGHAM SURGERY
NORMAL OPENING HOURS
Monday 8 30 - 1 00 2 30 - 6 00
Appointments 8 30 — 11 00 3 00 — 6 00
Tuesday 8 30 — 1 00 2 00 — 6 00
Appointments 8 30 - 11 00 3 00 — 5 3OAnte Natal/Baby Clinic 2 00 — 4 00
Wednesday 8 30 — 1 00 2 00 — 7 00
Appointments 8 30 -— 11 00 4 30 -— 7 00
Thursday 8 30 — 1 00 Closed from 1 00 pmAppointments 8 30 — 11 00 Half day
Friday 8 30 — 1 00 2 00 — 6 00
Appointments 8 30 -— 11 00 3 00 — 5 30
Emergencies 4 00 — 6 00
WILLINGHAM PHARMACY Tel: 01954 261787
or NHS Direct 0845 4647 for advice only
NORMAL OPENING nouns
Monday 830—100 230—630
Tuesday 830—100 200—600
Wednesday 8 3O —- 1 00 2 00 — 7 30
Thursday 8 30 —- 1 00 CLOSED
Friday 830—100 200—630
The Over Players present
Qutside Ed e+4...
, _
9by Richard Harris
May 24-26
Over Community Centre
While cricket captain Roger Dervish (Andrew Jordan) is
desperately trying to assemble his team, his long-sufferingwife, Miriam (Debbie Hunt), is desperately trying to
assemble one of her famous cricket teas.
Although Bob (Phil Norton) only turns up to tell Rogerhe can't play, a ready substitute arrives in ageingLothario, Dennis (Chas Barclay), always eager to help out.
So when demon spinner Kevin (Martin George) and star
batsman Alex (Charlie Barclay) arrive, it looks like Rogerhas his team.
Unfortunately he has not reckoned on the players'wives and girlfriends — Maggie (Helen Foster), Ginnie
(He/en Scully) and Sharon (Megan Scully) — whose arrival
only serves to complicate matters.
This famous comedy is about relationships, marriage,hopes and dreams, with a little bit of cricket thrown in
for good measure and is on at Over Community Centre,
May 24~26.
Tickets from 07521 099146 or
www.0verplogers.or9
14 WILLINGHAM NEWS April 2012
Marathon appealI'm running the London Marathon on 22 April to raise
money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation,which exists to find a cure for type 1 diabetes.
I'm supporting this charity as one of my close relatives
has lived with type 1 diabetes for many years, so I've seen
her battle with the unavoidable day-to-day problems and
long-term health issues it causes. Finding a cure for type 1
would have a profound effect on the lives of the millions of
people who are affected by the condition.
This is the first time I have entered a marathon and I am
training hard, five days a week, in order to make sure I
complete the course in less than four hours.
As a fellow resident of Willingham I'd like to ask for your
support by Visiting my online sponsorship page at
http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/MatthewMason. All
donations are very much appreciated.
Thank you for your support!Matthew Mason
OVER JAZZ
present
"NEW
ORLEANS
HEAT"
Saturday 14th April 2012
The Community Centre
Drings Close, Over,
CambridgeDoors open 7.30pm for
8pm start
Good hot New Orleans music
at its best.
New Orleans Heat is a seven piece band
playing the old style New Orleans jazz,recreating the music of the crescent city,be it a stomp, blues, hymn, spiritual or
pop song of the day and Is good to both
listen and dance to.
Their motto is "helping to keep the real
jazz alive"
New Orleans Heat travel extensively over
the UK & Europe playing jazz clubs,theatres, hotels, jazz festivals, church
concerts and private engagements.
For tickets, priced at £9.00 each, pleasecontact Julia on 01954 230056 or Val on
01 954 230655
or email: iulia [email protected]
A raffle will be held in aid of the Over and
Swavesey First Responders Group and
Magpas.
Friends of Willingham LibraryApril Book Quiz
Complete the missing word with a part of the body/ a bodyfunction/one of the senses (Anrwerr on page 18).1. The Wire in the .................... Val McDermid
2. The Moving ........................ Agatha Christie
3. Blood on the .......................... Stephen Booth
4. Whore ...............? Dorothy L Sayers5. Under my .................. Sarah Dunant
6. .................. of Surpicion Elizabeth Ferrars
7. Arh and ................ John Harvey8. Top ..................... Secret Stanley Hyland9. Cover Her .................... P DJames10. Dead Mnn'r .......................... PeterJames1 1. .................... Shot Quintin Jardine12. The ............. on my .................. Laurence Payne
Peter Robinson
Ngaio Marsh
13. Piece of my .....
14. Of with hi: ....................
From our Police CommunitySupport Officer
I will be conducting a street surgery in Willingham on 17
April between 4 and 6 30 pm. This will be held in a Mobile
Police Station which will be parked opposite the One Stopshop. So if you would like to come along and get some
crime prevention advice for your home or a general chat
about any rising issues or concerns you may have in your
area, I will be happy to see you.I have carried out door to door surgeries in Priest Lane in
Willingham and Station Road in Over. It was good to meet
those of you who were home when I called and I am
pleased to say that the feedback I received was good and no
issues were raised.
At the recent panel meeting held on 21 February, the
following two priorities have been set:
~ Reduce dwelling and commercial
Willingham and Over° Support Speedwatch in Graveley, Knapwell, Dry
Drayton and Conington
burglary in
If you would like to report an incident at a later date pleasecall our new non—emergency number which is 101.
If you have any issues or concerns in your area and would
like to discuss them with me please contact me Via e-cops or
my work email. My email address is
Kind RegardsPCSO Thomas Baugh 7048
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From the Parish Council
www.willingham-pc.org.uk
Village News and Events
We would like to welcome our new Councillor,]im Watson
to Willingham Parish Council.
Requests have been received regarding the need for an
event to celebrate the Queen's Jubilee in june. WillinghamAction Group are currently putting together some ideas for
this. We will update you as soon as anything is finalised.
The village sign has completed its restoration followingdamage caused by wind. It is currently in its final stages of
being housed suitably for relocation within the new frame.
The Parish Council has successfully bid for some
community chest funding for a Village Map to be located on
the green. This has now been commissioned and will
highlight key locations within the village. This should prove
a great feature and be of huge benefit to those Visiting our
village.The Parish Council website is undergoing a re—launch
and if it is not already live and full of information at the
time of this publication, it will be in the very near future.
The new site will make it easier for you to find out what is
going on in the village and get involved with current
projects. www.willingham—pc.orgYou can also follow the Parish Council on twitter
@willinghampc
AGM
The Annual General Meeting of the Parish Council has
been set for 16 May at 7 30 pm in the Octagon. This is a
great opportunity for you to come along and see the varietyof groups you could get involved with within Willingham.You will be amazed at the number and diversity of them! It
is also an ideal time to come and put across your views
regarding how you would like the Parish Council to developthe area you live in. Full details will follow next month.
Police Issues
A police operation has been launched following more than
200 burglaries in rural Huntingdonshire and South Cambs
This will focus on tacklingburglaries in rural villages in the districts. Advice has been
given to reduce the risk of becoming a Victim of burglaryincluding:° Make your home look lived in when you are not in.
Consider installing light timers.
' Install an alarm — even an empty box on the side of your
in the past four months.
house can be enough to put off a burglar.° A 'beware of the dog' sign can also help put off an
intruder, regardless of whether a dog is present.' If the bins are due to be collected, ask your neighbours
to move them on and off your drive for you.° Lock your shed. Offenders don't like carrying tools as
they may be searched en—route to a burglary.
Street Lighting
You may often notice faulty lighting around the village.Some posts are identified as South Cambridgeshire District
Council and some as Cambridgeshire County Council.
There is now a central number to call to report any faults,
making it much easier to pass on this information. Simplycall 0800 783247 and quote the number on the column.
Contact Details
Your current Parish Councillors and their contact details (in
alphabetical order) are:—
Mr H Awal 01954—204526
Mr I Barratt 01954—261609
Mr D Clarke 01954—260600
Mr A Cook (Chairman of the Council) 01954—260325
Mr R Foster (Halls Lead Councillor) 01954—261293
Ms W Hardman (Leisure & Amenities Lead Councillor)01954-261036
01954—261353
Mr Cjones (Planning Chairman) 01954—261036
Mr P King (Vice Chairman) 01954-260780
Mr B Kirkman (Green and Boundaries Lead Councillor)01954-260393
Mr D Jacques
Mr R Manning 01954—261235
Mr S Mellows 01954-2 70063
Mr G Pake (Cemetery Lead Councillor) 01954—2605 34
Mr R Purnell 01954-205257
Mr] Watson 01954-200245
Meeting dates are published on the website, the notice
board outside the public hall in the High Street and at the
library. The next full Parish Council Meeting will be held
on Wednesday 4 April at the Ploughman Hall at 7 30 pm.
Parishioners are welcome to attend and speak briefly or ask
questions.
The paritb council cyfice l! open Monday to Fridayfi'om 10 am to
1 pm, except Ban/e Holidayr. You can malee an appointment orjaetcall in and talee pot lac/e. Tbere if an answer—phone Jervice outride
ofiice boner.
The contact detail: are: Parirb Council Oflice, Ploughman Hall,
Weft Fen Road, Willingnam CB24 SLP.
Tel. 01954-261 02 7.- E—mail [email protected]. ale
Clerk: M7.!" Dawn SpongeAdmin Arrirtant- Mn" Amanda Powell
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So the planning application has finally been submitted.
Sitting on my desk is a CD—ROM, which I have to confess I
haven't looked at yet, although I only received it three days
agojudging from the last Parish Forum though, there are a
huge number of documents to be read in order to try to
make sense of the application. I am not therefore going to
try to even begin to summarise the application, but rather
set out what has been happening over recent weeks and
months:
Week 1 (registration and notification of application):commenced 27 February' Once the outline application for Phase 1 and the
Development Framework Document have been
validated they will be uploaded to the Council's website
(www.scambs.gov.uk).- Hard copies of the Planning Statement and Design and
Access Statement for the Phase 1 application and the
Development Plan Document will be sent to the
following parish councils (along with CDs and hard
copies of other documents as requested); Bar Hill,
Cottenham, Dry Drayton, Girton, Histon/Impington,
Lolworth, Longstanton, Oakington and Westwick, Over,
Rampton, Swavesey and Willingham.' Hard copies of all the Northstowe documents will also
be sent to Bar Hill, Cottenham, Willingham and
Swavesey libraries, as well as the Central Library in Lion
Yard.
° An electronic pro-forma, with a link to the Northstowe
documents on the Council's website, will be sent to the
above parish councils giving them 42 days to comment
from 5 March.
° Neighbour notification letters will go out to all
properties in the villages of Cottenham, Longstanton,
Oakington and Westwick, Over, Rampton, Swavesey and
Willingham, as well as anyone living outside these
villages who commented on the previous applications.° A press notice will be put in the Cambridge New and site
notices will be put up around the site and in the
neighbouring villages. The press notice, site notices and
neighbour notification letters will all give members of
the public 42 days to comment from 5 March (thoughcomments can be submitted before then).
Week 2 (consultation period formally commenced, for
six weeks, Monday 5 March)° Representations will be accepted either Via the post or
electronically (e-mail or through the Council's website).The Council will be using the APAS system, which is the
.IOT'I'INGS FROM YOUR COUNTY COUNCILLOR
system routinely used for receiving comments on all
planning applications.° The Phase 1 application and the Development
Framework Document will both be given separate
reference numbers on APAS. Documents for both the
submissions will be on the same webpage.° Where possible it will be helpful if comments were
made under the relevant reference numbers, though it is
acknowledged that there will be some issues that relate
to both submissions.
Week 3 (public exhibitions)
There have been four 'drop in' sessions in March at
Longstanton and Oakington. These were manned byDistrict and County officers, with representatives of the
Joint Promoters also attending.
Week 8 (consultation period finishes — Monday 16
April)
Officers will
Document and Phase 1 outline application against all
assess the Development Framework
relevant National and Local Planning Policies and all
material planning considerations, including those raised in
the representations from consultees and members of the
public.
Week 9
A response letter will be sent to the applicants outlining any
amendments or additional information that may be
required. If either submission is amended or additional
information is submitted further consultation will be
carried out.
It is not expected that the application will be determined
until much later in the year.
My communication arrangements
Finally, in the interests of trying to modernise my
communications, as well as Twitter, which I have been usingfor the last year, I am now also on Facebook. Contact details
for both, as well as more traditional methods are below.
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VILLAGE DIARY
MONTH EVENT ORGANISATION VENUE EXTRA INFO
APRIL
2 Seasonal Hanging Baskets with Gardening Club Social Club 7 30 pmChris Thorne
4 Mogirtrnter' Court: and bow to Engage in the Afternoon Library 2 — 30 pmovoid tbem with Phil King
4 Parish Council Meeting Parish Council Ploughman Hall 7 30 pm
6 Good Friday Walk of Witness Churches Together Parish Church to the Green 10 am
7 Cake Stall Parish Church Parish Church 10 am
8 United Celebrations Churches Together The Green 11 15 am
14 Charity Lunch For Alzheimer's 43 Rampton Road 1 pmAssociation
14 New Orleans Heat OverJazz Over Community Centre 8 pm
16 Health and W'ell—Being Wl Social Club 7 30 pm
17 | Street Surgery PCSO Mobile, opposite One Stop 4 — 6 30 pm
17 Poetry and Prose Evening Library Library 7 30 pm
18 Return to Baptist Hall Originalz Youth Club Baptist Hall 6 30 pm
21 An Evening of Murder! Over Players Over Community Centre 8 10 30 pm
28 Minden 8t Parachute Regt Band Royal British Legion St Mary's Church, Over 7 30 pm' Concert
29 Nearly New Sale Willingham School Primary School 10 am — 12 pmAssociation
29 Dedication of Standard Royal British Legion St Mary's Church, Over 3 pm
30 Your Gifi Discover and Celebrate Mothers' Union Octagon Z 30 pmWith Beryl VVaterson
Royal British Legion - Over
and District Branch
Hello WillinghamOur branch now covers Longstanton and Willingham. If
you are not a member, why not come along and have a look
at us? The Royal British Legion looks after ex-servicemen
and women and their families in many different ways. This
applies to young people as much as to the old soldiers.
We are looking to have contact in both Villages in the near
future, but in the meantime we are working hard on the
following events.
Please come along and support us.
Saturday 28 AprilA concert by the Minden Band of the Queen's Division
together with The Band of the Parachute Regiment.St Mary's Church, Over. 7 30 pm start Tickets £10.
Available from 01954—203607 01' 230509
Sunday 29 AprilWe are dedicating a new Standard to cover the extended
area that we cover, previously just Over. The DeputyLieutenant of Cambridgeshire will be with us, representingHer Majesty The Queen.
Service commences at 3 pm in St Mary's Church in
celebration of our 90th anniversary
CO'I'I'ENHAM SUMMER
SCHOOL 23-27 JULY
This year we have plenty of different courses:
Experiments in Felt, the Art of Painting on Silk, EggTempera Painting, Oil and Acrylic Painting, Dichroic
Jewellery plus Willow Weaving and lots more. Contact
Cottenham Community Office on 01954 288751 for more
details and to decide which course to go for. Don't leave it too late and be disappointed.
Answers to April Book Quiz1. Blood 2. Finger 3. Tongue 4. Body 5. Skin 6. Brentb
7. Bone 8. Bloody 9. Face 10. Grip 11. Head
12. Nore / Face 13. Heart 14. Head
Solution to Crossword
Across: 5 Complicated, 7 Writ, 8 Sparrows, 9 Sofa bed,11 Ditty, 13 Still, 14 Phantom, 16 Magazine, 17Jud0,18 Exclamation.
Down: 1 Omit, 2 Glisten, 3 Ocean, 4 Star sign,5 Car boot sale, 6 Downtrodden, 10 Alliance, 12 Cheetah,15 Final, 17]oin.
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VILLAGE DIRECTORYPlease notify Willingham News of any changes
Council Parish Council (Seefull detail; on page 16) 01954 261027
County Councillor Mrs SJohnstone 01954 230565
District Councillor Mr R Manning 01954 261235
District Councillor Mr B R Burling 01954 230168
District Councillor Mrs P S Corney 01954 213221
Services Police 0845 456 4564
Surgery 01954 260230
Dispensary for repeat prescription requests 01954 260073
Pharmacy 01954 261787
Over Surgery 01954 231550
Urgent Care Cambridgeshire 0330 123 9131
Schools Primary School 01954 283030
Willingham Out Of School Club (3—6 pm only) Mrs R Tiley 01954 201567
Phoenix Prep School Mrs Jackie Daire 01954 263113
School Governors Chairman Rob Laycock 01954 203528
School Association c/o school 01954 283030
British School Trust Richard Foster 01954 261293
Children Beavers, Cubs and Scouts Mrs M Dellar 01954 260045
Honeypot Pre—School (term—time only) 01954 201567
Tigger Toddlers Sarah Custance 01954 202005
Old Buttery Nursery School 01954 260046
Holiday Playscheme Phoenix School, Mrs Jackie Daire 01954 263113
Willingham Guides and Senior Section Lynn McGoff 01954 261296
Ladybird Borland's School Of Dance Mrs L Borland 01954 203347
Bubbles/Messy Church Rev L Liversidge/ 01954 263187/Heather Mellows 01954 270063
Bumps and Babies Group Catherine Rowe 01954 261193
TOPS (Baptist Church Toddlers Group) Trevor Rowe 01954 261193
Little Notes Music group Emma Tregenna 01954 261775
Kids' Friday Club (Baptist Church) 'l'revor Rowe 01954 261193
Halls Ploughman Hall Bookings through Parish Council 01954 261027
Wilford Furlong Centre 01954 261445
The Octagon Rosemary Mumford 01954 260934
Baptist Bookings Julie Stock 01954 202221
Local Allotments — See Willingham Combined Charities below
Representatives Billavincea Lodge 8719 Mr M Scrivener 01480 413533
Cambridgeshire Older People's Enterprise (COPE) David Hart 01954 260204
Fen Edge Community Association Alan Leeks 01954 250061
Cambridge New: Correspondent Anne Kirkman 01954 260393
Workers7 Educational Association Rosemary Mumford 01954 260934
Willingham Combined Charities MrsJ Ambrose 01954 260446
Clubs Gardening Club Mr T Halsey 01954 201910
Social Club Sarah Rutherford 07989 242155
Willingham StageCraft (drama group) Charlotte Prince 01954 230837
Willingham Youth Club Trevor Rowe 01954 261193
Women's Institute Jacky Sparks 01954 261831
Willingham Jam Club Julian Eales 01954 201818
Women's Royal British Legion Mrs M Few 01954 260124
Willingham Photography Club Christopher Cross 01954 260790
Willingham Walkers Mike Tidball 01954 260647
Sport Willingham Wolves (Boys & Girls Football) Claire Few 01954 203001
Cricket Club Mr R Ambrose 01954 260446
Cycling Club www.willinghamwheels.comLadies7 Hockey Teresa Hutchcraft 01954 260177
Badminton Sarah Custance 01954 202005
Bowls Club Mrs Linda Aspinall 01954 261562
Willingham Running Club Sally Titmus 07771 834393
Willingham Sports Pavilion David Clarke 01954 260600
Churches Mothers' Union (Branch Leader) Mrs S Hayden 01954 260363
Baptist Church Rev Trevor Rowe 01954 261193
Methodists (Ministerial Contact) Rev Hilary Cheng 01223 700778
Roman Catholic Priest Fr Edward Tredota 01480 462192
Salvation Army Captain Emma Knights 01954 260608
Parish Church Rev Linda Liversidge 01954 263187
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Periodic inspectionsSurveying
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All types of brzcklaymg jobsExtensions, garden walls, wall repairs, etc
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CHURCH END CARPET& VINYL CENTRE
76 High Street, Cottenham
Tel: 250287 www.churchendcarpets.co.ukemail: sa|[email protected]
A FAMILY RUN BUSINESS OFFERING
QUALITY CARPETS AND VINYLS
AT HIGHLY COMPETITIVE PRICES WITH
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95 Rampton Road, Willingham, Cambridge C824 510
Tel: 01954 260375
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01954 780 999email: [email protected]
www.jmcarpetcare.comFamily Business Since 1980
I] Carpet Cleaning I] Carpet & Fabric Protection
I] Upholstery Cleaning Allergy Relief Treatment
D Tile & Grout Cleaning Odour Eradication
I] Leather Cleaning Stain Removal
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Family Law Specialists
Divorce ' Matrimonial Property & Finances ' Co-habitation
Disputes Civil Partnership Dissolution ' Children Matters
Prenuptial Agreements. Domestic Injunctions
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For a sympathetic and sensitive approach to the most emotional
of legal problems, contact us on 01954 202075.
O'MALLEY SOLICITORS
84 Rampton Road, Willingham, Cambridge, CB24 SJQTel: 01954 202075 E-mail: [email protected]
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Contact Ian on: 07584 684853
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A.R.Aspinall & Sons Ltd
We have moved to:
11 Norman Way ind Est, Over, Cambridge, C324 SQE.
Telephone Number: 01954 234966.
We stock everything for the experienced builder to
the DIY enthusiast such as:
Decorating materials
Plumbing essentials
Electrical items
Building suppliesTools for almost any jobSafetywearGas bottles In stock now Rock Salt in handy manageable bags
MOBILITY EQUIPMENTXSTAIRLIFTS, SCOOTERS, WHEELCHAIRS,
RISING CHAIRS, BEDS, WALKERS, TOILET &
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HOME VISITS AVAILABLE
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Tel: 01480 465533
www.orchard-mobility.co.uk
Tuesday to Friday 9.30-4.00
Saturday 9.30 - 12.30
Orchardmobility centre\ /
Oakington TherapyCentre
Osteopathy, Acupuncture
Homeopathy, CounsellingPodiatry/Chiropody, Shiatsu
Chinese Herbal Medicine
Medical Herbalism, MassageHypnotherapy, Reiki
Nutritional Therapy, IridologyAllergy Testing, Aromatherapy
Injury Rehabilitation
Indian Head MassageNLP, Reflexology
Hopi Ear CandlingHydrotherm Massage
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Willingham Social ClubFen End , Willingham, Cambs, CB24
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01954 260557
Willingham Social Club is a friendly members
only alternative to the pubs in the Village. With
pool table, dart board, full size snooker table and
regular members & guest functions, we are sure
you would enjoy membership.
Please feel free to drop into the Club when we
are open for an application form.
Membership starts from just £5.00 per year
Opening Times
Monday—Friday 5pm - 11pmSaturday 12am - 11pmSunday 12am-10.30pm
We have a function room with a capacityOf 150 people for hire for any occasion.
We have a fully licensed staffed bar and a stagearea for your band/disco.
We can also cater for weekly meetings if you are
looking for a pleasant and comfortable venue.
We are sure we would be able to cater for all
your needs.
Please contact us on the above number or
send an email or just drop into the Social
Club and speak to one of our friendlymembers of staff for details of price and
availability.
www.willinghamsocialclub.com
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