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Advert Sizes ADVERT SIZES Half page August and September 2017 120 x 90mm Issue 182 £8 per issue (ie £48 per year) Full page Quarter page 120 x 180mm portrait £14 per issue 60 x 90mm (ie £84 per year) £5 per issue (ie £30 per year) Picture courtesy of Lindi Kent Quarter page On behalf of All Saints Church, Castle Camps landscape Farm Tour—15 July 120 x 50mm If you have a photo you would like to see on £5 per issue the front cover of the next issue, please (ie £30 per year) submit to the Editor by 22 September 2017 20 CASTLE CAMPS CLUBS & AMENITIES Village Fete 2017 Art Club (VH) 01440 730035 Sue Moss Alt’ Thursdays 10.30-1.00pm On Saturday 1st July, the sun shone and families from Castle Camps and the surrounding villages, together with their friends, enjoyed a fantastic afternoon at Brownies Horseheath 01223 891086 the Village Fete. Bowls Club Apr-Nov 01799 584684 Tom Walker Carpet Bowls (VH) 01799 584694 Wednesdays 7.30pm The afternoon commenced with the official opening of our wonderful new chil- CATS 01440 762290 Trevor dren’s playground. Thank you to the Playground Committee for all their hard Cricket Club 01799 584269 work with raising funds and getting this fantastic facility up and running. The Cockerel 01799 584269 This was followed by the most fabulous afternoon of fun and games. There were Football Club 07837 701610 plenty of stalls to keep everyone busy, some with lovely homemade crafts and Footpaths 01799 584924 Pete Mills produce and some with games and activities. The line dancers and majorettes Good Companions (VH,50+) 01799 584016 Maureen McKenna entertained us with their wonderful displays and TOPCATS performed a rousing Gun Club 01799 584217 medley of ABBA songs. Hanchett Toys 01799 584979 Mobile Library 2nd Tuesday of the month There were lots of activities for the children including the teddy bear hunt, tennis games, beat the goalie, welly throwing and not forgetting the fabulous mega 11.25-11.40 Camps End slide. Our four-legged friends were also catered for with a fun dog show. 12.15-12.50 Claydon Close Oil Syndicate 01799 584527 Hog roast, ice-cream and cakes were consumed and the odd beer and glass of Parish Council (VH) 01799 584428 8pm 2nd Thursday Pimm’s were also enjoyed. every other month Mel Laing, Parish Clerk 584428 / [email protected] The afternoon culminated with the much anticipated tug-of-war competition with Post Office (VH) Monday 10.00am—12.00 noon the ladies from The Cockerel being victorious over the gentlemen! Finally, the raffle was drawn and the fabulous prizes were collected. Thursday 1.30pm—3.30pm Saddlery 01799 584802 Horse & pet feeds The Fete Committee would like to once again extend their thanks to everyone Tennis Club 01799 584328 who has helped with the organization and running of this year’s Fete. In particu- Toddler Group (VH) 01799 584785 9.30-11.30 Weds lar, to those who generously donated their time and expertise as well as indi- Yoga (VH) 01799 584890 Caroline Daunt viduals and companies who paid for advertising, donated equipment and to Youth Club 01799 584379 Fridays 7-9pm those who provided the fabulous raffle prizes. term time only As well as being a fun afternoon for all it also raised £1,400 for local good Castle Camps School www.castlecampsschool.co.uk causes. This money is available for distribution to any groups or charities from (VH = Village Hall) any of the Camps villages. Linton Health Clinic 01223 892555 Non Emergency 101 Please contact Kerry Sadler (07814 014585) if your organisation would like to Village Hall enquiries 01799 584596 apply to receive some of these funds. C of E (Churchwarden) 01799 584012 The next Village Fete is planned for 30th June 2018 – if you have any sugges- URC (Secretary) 01799 584250 tions or would like to be involved, please let us know. Camps Review & website Chris Swan 01799 584958 www.castlecamps.org.uk Helen Peirson www.shudycamps.orgThere are also associated email addresses: chair / For the Village Fete Committee 2 19 1ST HORSEHEATH BROWNIES From the Editor Hello everyone We have had a busy time since our last report. We had a great time singing our hearts out at the Annual District Campfire held at I do hope you’re having a lovely Summer. As I’m writing this it the Jarman Centre in Newmarket. There was a good mix of old looks like we may have more rain, fingers crossed the sun will and new songs, some with actions others more of a serenade. return very soon. At the beginning of July we celebrated Rainbows’ 30th Birthday Thanks to everyone who has sent in articles and photos for this with a joint Rainbow and Brownie Funday held at Horseheath Vil- edition. If you would like anything included in the next issue of lage Hall. Using the Girlguiding Anglia Region Rainbows’ 30th Camps Review then please get in touch: Birthday Challenge Badge for our ideas 50 girls from Balsham and Chris Swan, Ashcroft, Haverhill Rd, Castle Camps Linton Rainbows, Balsham, Burrough Green and Horseheath Email: [email protected] Tel: 584958 Brownies joined together to make and the try Sushi, made brace- lets, flapped fish, decorated fish and made sand art pictures. All To place an advert, please get in touch with Mel Laing, Parish the girls went home with bags filled with everything they had made Clerk on 01799 584428 or email: [email protected] during the day, obviously they ate the Sushi. Until next time, Ed We also attended the Annual District Strawberry Evening held at Deadline for October edition: 22 September 2017 Linton House. The evening was a huge success and the predicted thunderstorms never materialised. At the end of term we said “goodbye” to Anna who is moving to Ire- BIN COLLECTION DATES land with her family during the school holidays. We return to Brownies at the beginning of September so if you have a daughter GREEN/BLUE: BLACK: who would be interested in joining us please register her at Monday 14 August Monday 7 August www.girlguiding.org.uk/interested. Tuesday 29 August Monday 21 August Monday 11 September Monday 4 September If you would like more information on what we do or would like to Monday 25 September Monday 18 September help us with a special skill you may have then please drop us an Monday 9 October Monday 2 October email. Monday 16 October PAULINE, KATIE, and LAURENÉ E: [email protected] REGULAR EVENTS AT CASTLE CAMPS VILLAGE HALL Yoga Tuesdays 10-11.30am or 7-8.30pm, Thursdays 6-7.30pm Good Companions 3rd Thursday of each month Art Club Thursday 10am 01440 730035 (VH) Youth Club every Friday term time 7-9pm 18 3 Village Fete I should like to thank everyone who organised this year's fete for putting on a splendid event. It was a real village celebration, with- out loads of amplified music. It was memorable. Jean & I attended for the whole afternoon with our daughter and two grandsons. They absolutely loved it, with the free bouncy slide and all of the sideshows. Our younger grandson won the junior bowling, as well as enjoying the tug of war and our other grandson ensured that we went home with a couple of coconuts! We have lived in the village for 30 years and can't remember a better event. Well done and here's to next year! Alan Hardy Children’s Centres Consultation Current Children’s Centres to be re-designated in South Cambs We are proposing that some Children’s Centres would no longer be needed as Children’s Centres. We would look to re-designate these spaces to meet other needs of families in the area including Childcare provision, community use and wherever possible ongoing Outreach Pro- gramme provision as required. In South Cambridgeshire these would be: Linton, Bassingbourn, Caldecote, Papworth, Bar Hill. In addition we would no longer run full Children’s Centre services from Histon Early For anyone new to the area, there is a welcome pack Years Centre or Caldecote, although these are likely to remain as out- available containing useful local information, reach delivery locations. In Sawston and Melbourn we are proposing put together by Lindi Kent (01799 584012) with moving to a different building in the community to create Child and Fam- the support of the Church. ily Zones. If these cases the existing Children’s Centre buildings would be available for re-purposing. This can be printed or emailed To take part in the consultation Please visit www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/ childrenscentreconsultation Or see our website: www.castlecamps.org.uk To read more see https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/children -and-families/children-s-centres/children-s-centres-consultation/ Web contact Chris Swan: [email protected] or tel: 584958 4 17 Items from Shudy Camps Parish Council COFFEE MORNING There will be one of our occasional community coffee mornings on Saturday 9 September from 10 am-12 noon in St Mary's OK at the Wandlebury corral Church. Our cattle recently had a visit from vets to Come along to meet friends, chat, drink coffee and tea and eat carry out Bovine Tuberculosis testing. Prior to cakes and buy some early Christmas presents in a relaxed at- the visit, our warden team tried and tested a mosphere. new approach of catching and containing the livestock, to ensure they were ready to be HARVEST SUPPER calmly contained for the vets visit. The new The annual Shudy Camps Harvest Supper will be held on Satur- approach included hiring a cattle handling ex- day 30 September in St Mary's Church from 7-10pm.
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