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SCRABBLE & MAHJONG BURROUGH GREEN OIL SYNDICATE We meet at 7.30pm in the Community Room at Do you need to order more Heating Oil? We will Sheriff’s Court on MONDAYS 14TH & 28TH shortly be putting in an order to the lowest this month. Do come along and have a game or bidder to refill our tanks. two. Beginners and seasoned players welcome. Please contact either Pauline King on 01638 £2. Refreshments included. Trish 01638 507495 507796 or Lucy Talbot on 507060 or by email ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to [email protected] by Wednesday 2nd February 2011 with details of how much QUIZ NIGHT you will need. Please be as accurate as possible, (N.B. BRINKLEY MEMORIAL Minimum order is 500 litres) and make sure HALL that orders are accompanied by house name/number, postcode and telephone th FRIDAY 11 MARCH number. 7.30pm. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BURROUGH GREEN CHURCH FETE Teams of 6 or fewer. Sunday 12th June 2011 Come along and join with others if you don’t have Please make a note of the date in your enough people for a team. Diaries.

We are going to have a planning meeting at The £8 including Shepherd’s pie supper Bar Hall, home of Lucy and Peter Talbot on Tickets on the door. Thursday 3rd February at 8pm ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Everyone is very welcome to come. We are always looking for new ideas for side shows, FREE LENDING games, stalls and other attractions. LIBRARY Please come and join in with us to discuss Burrough Green Parish this over a glass of wine. We need your Council is putting their views and your support. telephone box to a new use as a For more information please contact Lucy Lending Library. Why not come and have a Talbot 01638 507060 or Pauline King 507796. browse, borrow a book and leave one for ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ someone else to read. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ RADFIELD HUNDRED GROUP MONDAY 21st FEBRUARY 7.45PM The Red Lion Brinkley Memorial Hall Brinkley This month we don’t have a speaker but a social FEBRUARY EVENTS evening just for chatting and enjoying a few nd nibbles, and an entertaining quiz together. If WEDNESDAY 2 - QUIZ NIGHT th you would like to come along and join us for the SATURDAY 5 - POOL COMPETITION th evening and find out what is on our programme SATURDAY 12 – VALENTINES MEAL & for the next six months just come along; you DISCO from 9pm th will be most welcome. For more information on SATURDAY 26 – RACE NIGHT – Horses on Radfield Hundred Group call Doris on 01638 sale now! 507717. Call or pop in for more details on these events. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 01638 507745 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

East District Councillors’ Notes box” logo with an 8-digit registration number, and a Battery and Liquid Carton Recycling “rdi-lb” logo. Residents may also check first on All shops selling even small numbers of batteries www.rdi-lb.co.uk. Full details are given in a booklet should now have collection boxes to recycle them, as being delivered to all homes. Residents over 75, or required by law. Many supermarkets in Cambridge who are blind or partially-sighted, or who receive have receptacles in their car parks for batteries and some government credits or allowances, may be also for compact fluorescent lamps. By recycling the entitled to equipment and installation work costing no materials in batteries and lamps, toxic chemicals will more than £40. See the booklet, ring 0800 40 85 900 be kept out of the soil and water supply. Some or see www.helpscheme.co.uk. batteries are now made using recycled materials from Robert Stevens (01223 811643) and Christine Bryant exhausted batteries. However, it would be best to use (01223 811767) rechargeable batteries, wherever possible. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VILLAGE WEBSITES The Council has installed six receptacles for liquid www.brinkleyvillage.co.uk www.burroughgreen.com cartons (TetraPaks) within the District. These Do have a look at the websites which contain lots of cardboard cartons have plastic and metal foil linings, information about the villages and also have links to but can be recycled using special techniques. The archive material. The Village Voice newsletter is nearest receptacle is in Reach Road, Burwell, near the available on both sites for the current month and junction with the B1102. Many Cambridge several previous issues. supermarkets also have receptacles for them. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Want to get out more? Licensing Can’t find a reliable babysitter? The Council is introducing a licensing scheme for Sex I’m seventeen, experienced with children of all ages, Establishments, such as shops or entertainment I’ve been CRB checked and I’m always available! premises. Until now, it would have been difficult to Call Joanna on 01638 507700 (Brinkley) regulate any that might start up. This is covered ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ under 1982 and 2009 Acts of Parliament. Consultation BRINKLEY MEMORIAL HALL with the public and other bodies will take place If you wish to hire the hall, please contact before any specific licences, if any, are issued. Susie Shuter on 01638 508729 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Council is carrying out an awareness campaign CATHOLIC SERVICES about “stretched limousines”. The vehicle and driver NEWMARKET & KIRTLING. must be licensed by the Council, or by a neighbouring Mass Times Council, otherwise passengers would not be insured Saturday 6.30pm Newmarket and the driver would be committing several offences. Sunday 9.00am Kirtling Some unlicensed vehicles could be unsafe. Do check 10.30am Newmarket with the Council that the operator and vehicle are Holy Days 9.00am Newmarket licensed before booking one. 12noon Kirtling 7.30pm Newmarket Digital TV Switchover Our Lady with St. Etheldreda, Exeter Road, From 30th March, the TV transmitter at Sandy will Newmarket switch over to digital transmission only. To continue Our Lady & St Philip Neri, Kirtling to receive TV, residents will need a digital TV or a Main Address: 14 Exeter Road, Newmarket, CB8 8LT. digital set-top box. A wide-band aerial is also likely to Telephone: 01638 662492 be required to receive all channels, if one has not Email: [email protected] already been fitted. The Sudbury TV transmitter will Brinkley contact, John Conti 01638 508304 switch over in July. An alternative is to use satellite ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TV equipment, although dishes in Conservation Areas KATY’S BABYSITTING must be located so they are not visible from the road, Katy Ensch – Aged 15 unless formal consent is given by the Council. 01223 291947 (Carlton) Do check first that your installer is a Registered I have passed a babysitting course and a first aid Digital Installer (RDI). These installers are course for young children. technically and safety qualified, have liability ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ insurance and have been security-checked. Their vehicles and documents will show a “digital ticked- GREAT BRITISH FISH AND CHIP MOBILE LIBRARY SUPPER – FRIDAY 20TH MAY 2011 The Mobile Library will be at Brinkley Memorial Hall “Hold a Fish and Chip Supper to help on the 4th Wednesday of each month between 3.15- spinal cord injured people live full and 4.30pm. This month on February 23rd 2011. independent lives.” ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Want to do something different? Want to raise RECYCLING money where you live or work? Want to eat Fish and Brown sack dates for February are Thursdays 10th & Chips, while raising money for charity? Hold a fish 24th. and chip supper on Friday 20th May 2011 whilst ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ raising awareness of spinal cord injury and supporting NEWS FROM THE ELLESMERE CENTRE SIA’s information and support services. FEBRUARY 2011 You can hold a fish and chip supper in your own home, at work or hold a larger supper at your local February Half Term (including teacher community centre. training day on 28th Feb).There will be a full SIA will provide a fundraising pack containing hints programme at the Centre this year with and tips, recipes, invitations and donation envelopes. exciting activities for all children. New classes for By inviting 7 friends and asking them to donate an squash, badminton and dodge ball will be taking place additional £5.00 means you will raise at least £35.00 for older children as well as the younger ones. There from your supper but we will also give you additional will also be High 5’s, Dance, and Multisports sessions. fundraising ideas to raise even more money for SIA. Full days of activities at just £18 per day. Please see Last year we had over 100 suppers taking part in our website for more details of this. and Wales and we raised £6,000. In 2011 we want to double that figure and ensure we can provide Valentine’s Disco on Saturday 12th more support to spinal cord injured people. February for all ages. Whether you are a The money raised from the suppers will help the couple or on your own come along and enjoy a fun Spinal Injuries Association offer support to evening of dance and quality nibbles. For your individuals who become paralysed and their families, amusement there will be a Chocolate Fountain, an from the moment a spinal injury occurs, and for the ‘Auction of Slaves’ and a Raffle. Tickets £8. Bring a rest of their lives by providing services and group of friends. Call the office to book. publications which enable and encourage paralysed people to lead independent lives. Line Dancing We are hoping to start Every year in the UK over 1,000 people experience a classes after half term so please call us spinal cord injury and there are an estimated 40,000 and let us know if you would be interested spinal cord injured people in the UK alone. in attending. Community Fundraising Officer, Elizabeth Wright, Salsa classes are restarting after Half term for all says, “The Fish and Chip Supper is a wonderful abilities. Contact the Centre for more details. opportunity for a great evening with friends and family. We are also encouraging people who work to Squash Court There is a squash court for hold a Fish and Chip Lunch in their work places to hire at the Centre. Just give us a call to raise even more funds. You may be even a local book and pay as you go or reserve a regular slot community group wanting to run a fun evening with each week. There is a viewing balcony so you can come your group. as a group and watch while friends are playing. Be a part of something special and make a real Private tuition for squash, tennis or badminton is now difference to help spinal cord injured people gain available from our experienced coaches. access to the information and support they need to enable them to live full and independent lives.” Yoga Classes. Please let the office know if you would For more information or request a fundraising pack be interested in Yoga classes at the Centre. We are call Elizabeth Wright on 0845 678 6633 xtn 229 or hoping to start again after half term email [email protected] or visit www.spinal.co.uk Tel 01638 508212 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Email [email protected] ARTICLES FOR MARCH VILLAGE VOICE Or visit us at www.ellesmerecentre.org.uk Please send articles to Trish at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ [email protected] 01638 507495 by 21st February NEIGHBOURHOOD PANELS • Production of action plans to combat dog Our Neighbourhood Panels point the way fouling; With ‘Localism’ being advocated at a neighbourhood • Reduction in levels of crime; level, Neighbourhood Panels in • Reduction in reported acts of anti-social have been setting the agenda and taking action on behaviour (ASB); every issue of concern raised at the meetings, for • The introduction and work of the several years already. Speedwatch scheme across the District – a reduction The current economic climate and the outcomes of in the numbers of recorded speeding vehicles; the Government’s Comprehensive Spending Review are posing particular challenges to managers in public East Cambridgeshire’s success has recently led to service agencies. It is clear that different ways of other districts in Cambridgeshire adopting a similar thinking are needed and agencies will need to ‘multi-agency’ model. participate fully in partnership arrangements, However, officers from the partner agencies within together with local residents. the District, together with local councillors, are not complacent and are currently carrying out a Review in Neighbourhood Panels in East Cambridgeshire are order to make the Panels even more engaging, doing something of this already, but need to develop efficient and effective. further. The Panels discuss local issues (raised at East Cambridgeshire’s Panels continue to evolve and each meeting by residents and Panel members) which develop, and have even more potential for the future – are clarified and then acted upon by the agencies with agencies and local residents working together. working together. I hope that you will be able to come along to the next The agendas of the Panel meetings in January have Panel meeting on reflected the current major issues, with consultation Wednesday, 30th March at 7.00 – 9.00pm in on NHS Services in the Community, an update from Kirtling Village Hall the Police Authority, and information about budgetary – you will be very welcome ! implications (following on from the Comprehensive Spending Review). If you are unable to attend, but would like to raise Each meeting will have, as always an issue of concern, please contact Cllrs Mathew • feedback on actions taken to Shuter and Ken Simpson or contact Alan Williams, address the issues of concern and Neighbourhood Panel Coordinator, on 01353 665555. priorities identified at the last Panel meeting; For further up-to-date information on the East • involvement of local residents in Cambs Neighbourhood Panels and the current outlining issues of concern about their Neighbourhood Profiles, use N in the A-Z section of locality; the East Cambridgeshire District Council website: • a focus on action, to address the www.eastcambs.gov.uk issues raised, and identify the priorities. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARATHON MADNESS Neighbourhood Panels, which began in 2007 with a Jo Batting and Robin Waterhouse are both taking pilot in Soham, have helped to bring about a range of part in the 2011 London Marathon aid of the Cure local improvements for local people. The success has Parkinson Trust. been down to parish, District and County councillors A school friend of Jo's has been diagnosed with as well as managers from the ‘partner agencies’ - Parkinson's age 46 and this is her reason for choosing including: health, environment, transport, police, anti- this charity. Together Jo and Robin hope to raise social behaviour, housing and children’s and young £2500 to help find a cure for this debilitating people’s services - working together. disease. If you see them pounding the country lanes around Burrough Green please offer your support with Feedback on the actions taken is reported on at the a wave or a toot of your horn. next Panel, although most local actions are taken If anyone wishes to donate to this cause, then please within days of the meetings. Some of the impacts of contact Jo on 01638 507779. Thank you all for your the actions include: support. • Reduction in fly-tipping; ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • Reduction in ‘green laning’ (4x4s driving along droves/by-ways) FEBRUARY SERVICES My beloved speaks and says to me: 'Arise, my love, my fair one, Sunday 6th February 5th Before Lent and come away; 9.00am Holy Communion Burrough Green for now the winter is past, 10.30am Morning Prayer Dullingham the rain is over and gone. 5.00pm Evensong Carlton The flowers appear on the earth; Isaiah 58: 1 – 9 G 1 Corinthians 2: 1-12 the time of singing has come, and the voice of the turtle dove th th Sunday 13 February 4 Before Lent is heard in our land. 9.00am Holy Communion Brinkley The fig tree puts forth its figs, 11.00am Holy Communion Dullingham and the vines are in blossom; Deuteronomy 30: 15 – end 1 Corinthians 3: 1- 9 they give forth fragrance.

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10.30am Family Worship Burrough Green Leviticus 19: 1-2, 9-18 1 Corinthians 3:10-11, 16- end Space dictates that I cannot go on. Song of Solomon is an extraordinary, deeply erotic, book; when she Sunday 27th February 2nd Before Lent heard some of it read out in the film our daughter 9.00am Family Communion Stetchworth commented that it was ‘like poetry’. Exactly, it is 10.15am Family Worship Dullingham poetry, beautiful, lyrical poetry that speaks to the 11.15am Family Worship Brinkley soul. Genesis 1:1-2:3 Romans 8:18-25 This year we celebrate the 400th anniversary ++++++++++ of the publication of The King James Bible, a foundational text for our culture and one in which is Dear Friends, found some of the most beautiful poetry and prose in the English language. I will be writing more about this I can’t believe I am writing the letter for February. anniversary later in the year, but in the meantime, go It’s a funny month isn’t it; still winter, still cold and and look up Song of Solomon, I think you will be very often dark and dreary. And yet the light has started surprised. to return, the spring bulbs can be seen hopefully poking their heads up, the dawn chorus is becoming Love and prayers, more insistent every day and I saw my first lambs Pauline yesterday. There is definitely a feeling of better [email protected] 01638 508990 things to come in the air. Today I had a wonderful text message from We welcome into our church family Eliza May Bredin our daughter who lives near Seville in Spain. She told who was baptised on December 26th at St Mary's me she was walking to work and they were picking the Dullingham oranges from the trees that line the pavements Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of there. She said it was sunny and warm and the smell Fred Garner, whose funeral was held at Westley of oranges filled the air – how lovely! I confess to Waterless on January 10th and Eve Rowley, whose being not a little jealous sitting as I am at my desk on funeral was held at Burrough Green on January 27th. a grey January afternoon. May they rest in peace. Said daughter and partner were with us for ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Christmas during which we watched a favourite film THE ELLESMERE LUNCH CLUB together, Keeping Mum; if you haven’t seen it do The Ellesmere Lunch Club has vacancies for additional watch it because it is very funny. In the film Rowan members of 65 and over. The club meets in the Atkinson plays a hard working, if slightly dim, vicar, Gredley Room during term time every Wednesday at who is encouraged to think about rekindling the 12.30pm for lunch. romance between himself and his long suffering wife The first Wednesday is taken up with a Gredley by reading a particular book in the bible, Song of outing, the second Wednesday is lunch at the Marquis Solomon. Now I can hear you snort from here; what of Granby, Stetchworth. has the bible got to do with romance and the Please telephone the Ellesmere Centre if you are relationship between a man and a woman? Well, listen interested. 01638 508212 ………………………… ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

NEWS FROM LINTON VILLAGE COLLEGE PETER AND RUTH LLOYD TRUST As I often explain to visitors who come to our college, Would-be applicants are reminded that further LVC isn’t just a school. When it was opened in 1937, information and application form is available by its founder Henry Morris described it in this way: contacting: “The Village College is designed to serve as a [email protected] community centre of education, recreation and social Applicants are also reminded that the closing date for life for a group of eleven villages”. Central to this receipt of applications is the 31stMarch 2011. function was the provision of sporting facilities for ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the use of local people and our Community Sports ELLESMERE GARDEN CLUB Centre, with its extensive outdoor and indoor playing The new gardening year is upon us! That means our areas. AGM on 16th February is your chance to vote for the The recession has hit the leisure industry hard and committee and have a say in future events. New like other local business concerns we have struggled in members of the committee will be most welcome, as the last couple of years to compete with what the will new club members, and that holds true at any time bigger, less community-minded outfits have been able of the year. Meet at 8pm in the Ellesmere Centre, and to offer to users. Our new community business find out what has been planned for you so far. manager has come in with some exciting ideas, We are moving our indoor meetings to the first however and you will already have been seeing positive Wednesday of each month where possible to avoid improvements to the experience you get when you use clashes with other events in the area. On 2nd March the Sports Centre. we welcome once again Peter Jackson, from 2011 has started off on a positive note for us here at Scotsdales Garden Centre, who is regularly heard Linton Community Sports Centre. Over the Christmas dispensing wisdom on Radio Cambridgeshire. Peter will period all of the sports centre staff pulled together give a talk on Vegetables. We’ll have the chance to ask for a deep clean of the Sports Centre facility. The him lots of questions, so do come along and get a head fitness suite especially received a much needed scrub start on planning your entries for the summer show! and we feel has come up looking, smelling and feeling much fresher. The last few details of the 2011/2012 schedule are January has seen us throw out a couple of offers to just being finalised, and we hope to be able to give entice the good people of our surrounding villages to you the complete diary next month so that you can come and try out what we have on offer here at LCSC. plan accordingly. There will be visits and socials as We have delivered 1500 leaflets door to door; each of well as talks throughout the year; and if you want to these could have been exchanged for a free 3 day know more about the Garden Club just get in touch pass that could be used in the fitness suite or to with Sandie on 01638 507542. Visitors always attend one of our studio classes. Available classes welcome! included Circuits, Zumba, CardioTone or Boxercise. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Throughout January we offered a no pro rata fee for CARLTON OIL SYNDICATE those who joined before January 31st – in English, Advance notice for March - Call nearer the time. that means anyone who purchased a monthly Andrea Crossman 01638 508763 before Mon 7th membership in January doesn’t pay the difference March . between when they join and when their first Direct ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Debit instalment is due. BEECHCROFT From Friday, January 28th the last Friday of every ECDC has received complaints of a quad bike being month will become known as ‘Bring a Friend Friday’. ridden on the open grass area at Beechcroft. Please, This is the opportunity for those who are already if you see this happen again, report it to the police. members at Linton Community Sports Centre to bring Thank you. along a friend for absolutely free. They need only ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ attend a short gym induction on their initial visit and DOG WALKERS can then attend every last Friday of the month after A big thank you to all dog walkers who clear up after that at no cost. their dogs within the villages. It would be We are looking forward here at Linton Village College appreciated, however, when walking the footpaths and have some exciting offers and initiatives planned across the fields if dogs could be discouraged from for the coming months so please do continue to watch messing on the footpaths as it is unpleasant for other this space. walkers. Caroline Derbyshire Many thanks. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ BURROUGH GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL NEWS refurbishment of the old listed school. The new section houses 4 new classrooms, a new hall, kitchen The New Year has brought us all and toilet facilities. The building looks fabulous things new. A new term based around providing a modern, light, comfortable and spacious the theme of Fantasy and the reality environment. Everyone at the school is very excited of our new school. by the new and improved opportunities the building offers. Now is a very busy time, everyone is working January saw the children parade up to St Augustine’s on populating the building while teaching and normal church for an epiphany service led by Rev. Kathy school activities continue. It is planned that the new Bishop. Reception children led the procession with the building is fully occupied by the end of January. Work three kings and their camels. We also had musicians starts on Phase 2 shortly afterwards, which consists and banners. Year 3 children went to Linton Village mainly of administration facilities, and is expected to Collage for a Winter Olympics event which saw them be finished for the start of the new school year in gather with other schools within the cluster group. September. I would like to thank all who have supported the school within our community’ The children and staff will be moving into the school ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ in phases and then we hope to see work start on the GOODBYE AND THANKS (AGAIN!) existing school to make way for the new admin block. The children also have a packed timetable of other Sadly, we are leaving The Bull (we’ve heard that one activities. before!) and our message is the same – A BIG THANK YOU - to all of you, especially as you have been so February will see Reception children perform their helpful since our let down with The Lamberts in assembly to children, staff and parents to celebrate October. Thanks for supporting us and for booking Chinese New Year. This will be the first event to be your Christmas Parties with us, we really appreciate held in our lovely new hall. The PTA have also it. organised a fund raiser with the children coming to However, it really is time for us to go and our new school with Wacky Hair and donating money for the landlord and landlady from 1st February will be Dave privilege. and Alva. The Bull will still be the same “great little pub” and hopefully, we will see you over there for a After Half Term the children will be working towards drink sometime – this side of the bar. the Mad Hatters Tea Party. Parents will be invited to join the children for ‘tea’ and it will be an ideal setting Hope you all had a lovely Christmas and that the New to showcase the children’s work on Fantasy’. Last Year is good to you. term our theme was robots and this culminated with a science fair which parents really enjoyed. The Take care and thanks again. children had made robots with moving parts, animated Mark & Sandie movies and display boards were featured during the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ afternoon. Linton Village College also attended and DULLINGHAM FLOWER CLUB they brought robotic equipment to demonstrate. For photos of this event and more, please visit our Thursday 10th February 2011 website www.burroughgreen.com 8.00pm The Taylor Hall, Dullingham We would very much like to add to our range of Board A Demonstration Games which we use for our lunchtime club. If you By have any board games or packs of playing cards you no Marj Burnett longer use, we would be very grateful for all donations Entitled received. Thank you. ‘Budding Romance’ We are still collecting Nestle Box Tops from cereal packets. Please send into school as we would very Members £3 Non-members £4 much like to boost our reading resources. 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01638 507745 All Green Services HIGH STREET, BRINKLEY, CB8 0RA Grass Cutting

Large & small gardens, village greens, churchyards & sports-fields (mowers fitted with mulching kits)

Spraying and Lawn Maintenance HOMEMADE TRADITIONAL FOOD MONDAYS: Closed all day Patios & driveways, fertilising & spraying

REGULAR LIVE MUSIC EVENTS TUESDAYS: 5–11pm Strimming and Brush Cutting POOL TABLE & DARTS WEDNESDAYS: 5–11pm Banks & overgrown areas FUNCTIONS CATERED THURSDAYS: 5–11pm Hedge Cutting LARGE GARDEN FRIS & SATS:12noon–12midnight Including disposal of cuttings FAMILIES WELCOME SUNDAYS: 12noon–10pm Firewood Seasoned split logs Fridays are now Fish ‘n' Chip nights - Eat In or Take-Away For friendly advice & a quotation please call: We have a Seasonal Menu & Specials Available Daily Simon Ratford on 07702 231 329

Food Served Lunchtime & Evenings (Full Public Liability Insurance)

Nigel Wheeler The Healing House

Effective and gentle treatments for you and your children Reflexology, Massage and Relaxation techniques to help; PLASTERING & Christine Charters-Young  Soothe tired and aching muscles MFHT MICHT CIBT  Ease migraines and headaches TILING  Eliminate fatigue and aid restful sleep 01223 654552  Improve digestion including colic  Provide relief from sinusitus & teething 01638 601229 www.thehealing-house.com Appointments available in Great Bradley & Saffron Walden Mob: 07748 730 568 Many satisfied clients!