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Teversham News Autumn 2010 TEVERSHAM PARISH COUNCIL AUTUMN 2010 Teversham News Borley Brothers bring our village sign to life We will shortly start work on our budget for Have you noticed how brilliant the Teversham 2011/2012. If you have any ideas that will sign looks on the village green? Borley Brothers enhance our community, please let us know. We recently repainted the sign and this time painted have a meeting arranged with SCDC Arts and Teversham in gold - it looks fantastic and we Culture team to discuss an ʻarts projectʻ for the would like to thank Borley Brothers for their parish, using money from a recent housing continued support. development and we are working on moving the Take at look at our website www.teversham.info telephone box. The article in our last edition to see pictures in colour! resulted in one response and our plea for assistance in producing a parish plan resulted in zero responses. Donʼt forget the Parish Council is here to represent the whole community. If you have an issue, or an idea you would like us to consider, please do not hesitate to contact any Parish Councillor or the Clerk. We welcome members of the public to every meeting and details can be found on our website www.teversham.info or on any of our notice boards. Little Hoppers – Babies and Toddlers Group from Alistair MacInnes Hope Community Church (serving Teversham, Cherry Hinton and Fulbourn) launched Little From Round the Table Hoppers in June this year and has been running Since our last newsletter, the Parish Council have every week since that time. Weʼve been responded to a request from residents who live at encouraged that a large number of mums, carers, Ferndale to provide some play equipment. We grandmas and even some dads have come along are about to embark on a consultation with from all around the local area. We meet in residents to find out what they would like. Teversham Chapel (Teversham High Street) on Monday mornings from 10-11.30am. The Chapel We are working with Teversham Primary School, provides a good space but remains a cosy size the Police and Highways department to try to so that children are never too far away and itʼs relieve the traffic issues in Church Road at drop easy to talk to others. We have plenty of time for off and collection times. free play with a wide variety of toys and games for 0s to 3s, followed by a craft activity and then a South Cambridgeshire District Council have story and singing time. Hope Community Church carried out a ʻroughʼ cut at Teversham Foxgloves. makes no charge for the group so it it as The Parish Council continue to try to work with accessible to as many people as possible. SCDC to improve the level of service they provide. We have been informed that there is no Just feel free to pop along or if youʼd like to find money in the budget for hedge or tree out more call Rachel on 241071, email maintenance. If you wish to complain, please [email protected] o r v i s i t contact SCDC 03450 450 500. www.hopecommunity.org.uk. PAGE 1 TEVERSHAM PARISH COUNCIL AUTUMN 2010 From PSCO John Coppard Hope Community Church The last Linton / Fulbourn Panel meeting on the from Alistair MacInnes 21st September 2010 was a great success with One of the great good news stories of recent one new priority being raised and one that we are times has been that of the Chilean miners. They tackling across the panel area's. This is to were quick to give thanks to God for their rescue address road safety concerns across the panel and we’ve been looking together at one of the area's, Focusing on speeding in various villages great rescue stories of all time on Sundays at as well as dangerous and obstructive parking we Hope Community Church as we think about how the Exodus story in the Bible speaks to us today will view all vehicle's seen causing an offence of the God who still rescues people in the most parked on yellow lines individually and asking important ways. owners to move on if they are in said vehicle's at that present time. It has been asked that we We’ve now been meeting in the chapel in remain firm and to the point that if anyone is Teversham on Sunday mornings for nearly a caught parked were they are breaking the law year. Most of those who come are from that we use our police powers to enforce these Teversham, Cherry Hinton and Fulbourn. On offences. Sundays we meet at 11am for songs, prayer and a Bible talk followed by lunch together afterwards PCSO 7269 John Coppard which is a great way of building community life. Police Community Support Officer We try to use language that ordinary people Fulbourn/Teversham beat understand and provide times for people to ask questions too. We have a separate activity time Sawston Police Station for children during the Bible talk. People are Tel; 0345 456 456 4 and ask for mobile always welcome to come and meet with us on a Extension ; 7113441 Sunday whether keen or just a bit curious! email; john [email protected] We continue to support Teversham School Classic Cafe through regular assemblies and our popular Bible from Alistair MacInnes Fun Club after school as well as serving on the Hope Community Church have been running an Governing Body. over-60s cafe for some time now. It runs on Fri- day afternoons in Teversham Chapel and pro- We’ve been encouraged too at the way our new vides: time to chat, time to reflect with a ʻThought Little Hoppers group has taken off. Last year saw for the Dayʼ and time to have some fun with our first baptism and this year has seen our first board games! thanksgiving and dedication service for a new baby. Weʼre aware that provision for older people in the Some dates for the diary: Teversham area is decreasing with the changes • ‘Family Service’ – Sunday 21st November, 11 to Home Close, if we can help practically in any am, Teversham Chapel way or by providing things that are lacking weʼd • Christmas Services both contemporary and love to hear from you so we can consider any traditional begin from 12th December – look ways in which we can respond. If youʼve got out for separate publicity or check the website ideas about this please get in touch with in December. This year we’ll be doing a Tony on 292052 or Alistair on 241071 or (if special toddlers service as well as a youʼve got it) you can email Christmas family service. To get in touch please call 241071 or email Mr Pettitʼs Christmas Light Display [email protected] but you can also Robin Pettit will once again be lighting up just come and visit any Sunday at 11! Teversham this festive season with his fantastic light display at his Cherry Hinton Visit www.teversham.info for Road home. This year the lights will be information about our village. Anything switched on by Jemima Borley-Yau on missing? Let us know! Saturday 20th November 2010 at 5pm. Last yearʼs collection raised £217.63. Thank you to everyone who made a donation. PAGE 2 TEVERSHAM PARISH COUNCIL AUTUMN 2010 Teversham Church of England Primary Arts Partnership in the ʻSing, Sing, Sing!ʼ Festival School from at Ely Cathedral. Elizabeth Jenkin, Headteacher Key Stage 2 children enjoyed a visit to Wimpole With the new Coalition Government in place, this Hall and the Year 2 class visited the Folk is a time of great change for all of us, not least in Museum. As part of their history work on the schools. Many of the initiatives and proposals Great Fire of London, they set fire to the hoses planned by the previous administration have they had made in the playground, and the been scrapped, notably the revised primary Marshall Group sent their fire engine to curriculum that was to have been implemented extinguish the blaze! They also kindly power next year. Until the governmentʼs white paper has hosed the playground and moved a large mound been published and put into practice, we can be of earth in preparation for our new sandpit. Other certain about few things, apart from the fact that staff assisted in our Design Technology teaching, we will have to do more with less money. and Babraham Institute staff delivered some of our science teaching. One thing that does not change is the Our youngest children had an exciting visit to commitment of our experienced team in helping Teversham Motors, watching cars go up and all our children enjoy their school days and down on the ramp and enjoying a delicious snack achieve that of which they are capable. We were and a warm welcome. therefore proud to receive our 5th consecutive Quality Mark award recently, confirming The Autumn term is now halfway through, and the Tevershamʼs good practice in teaching Basic current Year 6 have completed their Bikeability Skills. Training round the village. Key Stage 1 and 2 children have all visited the Scott Polar Research Next yearʼs application round is underway and so Institute as part of our work on ʻExtreme if you know of any families who would like to join Environmentsʼ. We have shared our Harvest us, please invite them along to our Open Day on celebrations with the congregation at All Saintsʼ Thursday November 11th.
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