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St Mary's Field Cemetery, Gamlingay Est November 1991 April 2016 The Circulation 1,950 TheGazette newspaper of Gamlingay, East Hatley and Hatley St. George St Mary’s Field Cemetery, Gamlingay Most residents will be aware that the Council has been working over the past 15 years to secure and deliver a new cemetery, as the Stocks Lane cemetery is almost full. Many of you will have seen the new Cemetery being built on St Mary’s field at the back of the Emplins, just off St Mary’s and we are pleased to say that this is very nearly finished. What will the cemetery plots look like? Building a new cemetery has been a chance for us to embrace a more modern design, rather than just following the traditional Victorian layout of Stocks Lane. The Cemetery Working Party was keen to keep the ‘open field’ character of the site, and came up with the proposal of a lawn style cemetery layout for the main site for those wishing to be buried. This means that headstones will be placed back to back on concrete stretchers to make sure they are kept in alignment and will all need to be a medium or light grey or sandstone in colour- this is to keep the theme of a natural field- like character. In this section there will be no kerbs or vases allowed so that plots can form a grassed area, which will be mown by machine. Examples of this type of lawn layout exist in military cemeteries, an example of this is at Madingley (The American Cemetery). This area will also feature a sensory garden, a memorial garden and seating for visitors. But what if you prefer a more traditional monument, or headstone with kerbs? The options are either:- -To purchase a remaining plot in the Stocks Lane cemetery. -To consider one of the few ‘Enclosed Section’ plots available in St Mary’s which are partially enclosed by hedging. You can erect headstone, kerbs and vases within these particular plots (but they will need to be in keeping with the general appearance of the cemetery). How do I purchase a plot in the new cemetery? The Council will be releasing approximately 20 burial plots in the lawn section, 10 cremated remains plots, and two Enclosed Section burial plots for reservation only in April 2016. If you would like to reserve a plot in the new cemetery please contact the clerks at the Parish Council Office. Plots will be allocated on a first come first served basis. It’s important that we ensure that Gamlingay residents get the spaces they need so if you are not a resident, unfortunately you will need to pay triple fees. The price list for the new cemetery will be available on our website and from the clerk’s office. Please be aware that the prices will differ from those of the existing Stocks Lane Cemetery. Cont on page 35 The Gazette April 2016 1 Fiddle Daemons Due to changes concerning data protection, The Gazette is very Violin, Viola and Cello The cautious about reproducing pictures Repair and Restoration of children. Every effort is made not to single out individuals, and parental Providing a professional Gazette permission is sought before using service for musicians, with Editors: Nick Bruce and Tom Newman any item to highlight an individual t: 651025 e: [email protected] child. and restoration of violins, Your letters and items for articles Chairman: Nick Bruce can be dropped off at 82 Church firstviolas class repairs,and cellos. set up t: 651025 Street, Gamlingay or emailed to Nick We can supply a range of Bruce. We do not accept anonymous ready to play instruments Chief Distribution Team: Jim and contributions. for sale or hire, suitable for Barbara Manning, Every care is taken to ensure the all abilities from Beginner Julie Newman: Distribution Manager accuracy of the items included to Professional. but the views expressed do not t: 650685 necessarily express the views of the Free health check for your Commitee. instrument. Village web pages: Guilden Morden and Sandy Ted Bradshaw (Gazette Website) gamlingaygazette.uk 07814970635 01763852377 and Roderick Starksfield (Village website) gamlingay.org Photographer: Ed Newman Hatley contact: Philippa Pearson e: [email protected] THE SHIATSU CLINIC Copy Deadline For relief from … Backache May deadline is 1st April Stress PMT and many more June deadline is 1st May Try Shiatsu massage Caroline Betts MRSS Gamlingay Member of the Register of the Shiatsu Society 01767 650485 Photographic Society We are looking for extra local help Would the lady To support a well developed team looking after CHILTERN who telephoned on our centenarian mother to enable her to continue Friday, 11th March, to live in her own home. Some evenings, nights School of Motoring leaving a message and occasional day time but the capacity to be Female Driving Instructor flexible is important. Experience in care work L DSA approved L enquiring about the desirable, and DBS essential. Hours and payment Block booking discounts Society please ring negotiable. If you would be interested in helping Tel: Liz 01767 650 472 Nick or Jackie again please contact Mary Burd on 07740476270. or 07986 543 121 on 01767 651025 as you did not leave a Name or Number. Unfortunately, as your call came in when the phone was in use, it did not The Gazette is looking for a Fabricators of Marble, log your Number. Distributor for Manor Road and Granite, Yorkstone, Slate, Alternatively, if you Murfitt Way to deliver once per Limestone and all makes of have the Internet, Quartz surfaces month. you can email Jackie Anyone interested please phone Kitchen worktops, Bathroom on nickbruce7@ Julie Newman on 01767-650685 Vanity tops, Fire hearths, btinternet.com or Memorials please come along on re-lettered and restored Friday, 15th April to Showroom: 83 High Street The Village College - Biggleswade SG18 0LA thank you 01767 314180 Qstoneworks.co.uk 2 The Gazette April 2016 The Gazette April 2016 - Highlights News from the churches 4 & 5 County and District Council 6 & 7 GamArch news 12 News from the Parish Council 15 Historyman - Picture Puzzler 18 & 19 Tips for your Garden 20 & 21 Rainbow Pre - School 26 & 27 R.S.P.B 28 Gamlingay Village College 29 Roderick’s Recipe 30 G V C School Visit 32 & 33 St Mary’s Field Cemetery Cont 35 What’s On 40 Drum lessons Professional musician and Village Information 42 qualified teacher with 8 years’ experience Trinity and Guildhall grading 1-8 All ages welcome contact Jon Finnigan LIBERTY 01767 650080, 07841 713641 Conservatories, Doors and Windows REFLEXOLOGY CLINIC (Established 2002) Specialist in Quality PVCu and CARLA ROBINSON MAR.VRT. REIKI Treatments offered at my clinic Aluminium REFLEXOLOGY VERTICAL REFLEXOLOGY REIKI HEAD & SHOULDER MASSAGE Holistic therapies to improve many conditions and Conservatories Orangeries bring a sense of Relaxation and Well-being 13 years of professional accredited CPD advanced Doors Sash Windows training and experience Gift vouchers available _ Casement Windows Bi Folding Doors Tel: 01767-651634/0777-201-2928 email: [email protected] Canopies Verandas Or visit my website www.solepractice.co.uk Guttering Fascias Summerhouses And all related Remedials and Repairs For a no obligation Quotation Contact:- Matthew Sanders on 07976586615 Office address:- 81 Cinques Road Gamlingay, Sandy, Beds, SG19 3NR Tel/Fax:-01767-651815 email:[email protected] A FENSA Registered Company 10 Year Insurance Backed Guarantee The Gazette April 2016 3 News from the churches Parish Church of St Mary the Virgin Gamlingay with Hatley and Everton cum Tetworth Rector: Revd Steven Rothwell Reader: Chris Miller The Rectory, Stocks Lane, Gamlingay - 650568 11 Bunyan Close, Gamlingay - 650779 Key E -Everton G -Gamlingay H-Hatley St George April 2016 Services in the Benefice of Gamlingay with Hatley St George and Everton 3rd Easter 2 8am Holy Communion G 10am First Sunday Service G 4pm Evensong E 10th Easter 3 9.30am Parish Eucharist G 11am Word & Worship E 11am Holy Communion H 17th Easter 4 9.30am Parish Eucharist with prayers for healing G 11am Parish Eucharist followed by Annual Meeting E and bring & share lunch 24th Easter 5 8am Holy Communion H 9.30am Parish Eucharist followed by Annual meeting G and bring & share lunch 11am Parish Eucharist E 6pm Evensong G Dear Readers According to tradition, William Shakespeare was born in Stratford-on-Avon on 23 April 1564. Records show that he was baptised on 26 April, and three days was a customary amount of time to wait before baptising a newborn child. Ironically, Shakespeare died on his birthday, t 23 April 1616, at the age of 52. The poet and dramatist Ben Jonson said, “He was not of an age, but for all time.” There are all kinds of events planned this year to mark the 400th anniversary of his death. The 23rd April is also St George’s day and, perhaps, it’s for this reason that Shakespeare’s legacy can sometimes get dragged into the patriotic parties and flag waving that usually happen on that occasion. I think Shakespeare’s plays and poetry speak to a much deeper part of our culture though; if you visit Stratford upon Avon and immerse yourself in the ‘Shakespeare experience’ then what you come away with is a real sense of how he has become a significant figure around the world. This is surely because his legacy of work reveals an understanding of human nature which is universal, not confined to national concerns. He wrote about figures in history from many different countries and cultures, but more importantly he explored the great passions and problems of what it means to be a person: love, desire, jealousy, power, loss, magic and death.
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