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WILLINGHAM NEWS June 2012

CONTENTS

JUNE NEWS

Allotments 5

BigJubilee Lunch 1

Cap Course 11

Charity Lunch 5

Cricketers wanted

Cricket club fixtures 7

Crossword 1 1

Crossword Solution 18

Daphne's Garden Party 9

Ethiopia Bulletin 15

Help celebrate the Olympics 7

Jottings from your County Councillor .............................................. 17

Kilimanjaro talk 10

Letter to Editor 18

Let them eat cake 17

Library Book Chiiz 11

Library Book Quiz Answers 18

Lost 1 1

Mothers' Union 12

Mothers' Union Jubilee coffee morning ........................................... 18

Neighbourhood Watch 8

Old Willingham 5

Olympic Mathematician 6

Quiz Night 15

Tiggers 14

Willingham Action GroupWillingham Bowls Club 7

Willingham Gardening Club

Willingham Walkers 18

Willingham WI 6

Willingham StageCraft 5

Yak 8c Yarn 10

Youth Centre

Your Village Needs You 8

MONTHLY ITEMS

Bin collections 3

Christians Together 13

Baptist Church

Church of the Sacred Heart, St Ives

St Mary 8: All Saints

Salvation Army

Editorial 3

Events at the Churches 12

Baptist Church

St Mary & All Saints

Salvation ArmyParish Council 16

Pastoral Letter 9

Village Diary 18

Village Directory 19

Willingham Library 10

Willingham Medical Practice ................................................................. 14

EDITORIALWe shall soon be enjoying another long weekend as we

celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee with a special Bank

Holiday on Tuesday 5 June. Watch out for various events

happening around the village and let us know how you will

have marked this occasion. Perhaps there will be some

photos for the July Willingham News?

Meanwhile we also have the first day of summer to look

forward to on 20 June. Hopefully the weather will soon

begin to feel more like summer!

Help Willingham to

CELEBRATE THE OLYMPICS

We are putting on a

FUN-FILLED FAMILY WEEKEND

on The Jubilee Field and in the

Ploughman Hall on 3 and 4 AUGUST

WE NEED YOUR HELP

if you or your friends '3'

° can run a 30—60 minute game/race/event

° are in a band or music group° can provide entertainment (magic, juggling, street

theatre, dance, etc.)° have any other great ideas

Please contact: Howard Berry 01954 204575

[email protected] or: Mike Tidball

01954 260647 [email protected]

Bin Collections

8 June (Friday) Black bin

14 June (Thursday) Blue and Green bins

20 June Black bin

27 June Blue and Green bins

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 55 5441.

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 CBZ4 5HZ. Please send copy to

the above email address, or leave at the library. Fer theJaly issue: Please note the Mn. I8

10 Juno. Please send material to the following email address:

[email protected] with Wfl'mgbam New: in the:

subiect heading and if possible, send your copy as an email

attachment NOT incorporated into the email. Paper copy maybe. left at the library.


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Photo of the month

We are heading back to the late 1950s this month and here

are the primary school children with the Maypole. The

Maypole dance has died out in recent years but requiredskill and training as the children circled in different

directions weaving the ribbons until the pole was covered.

This one is at the back of the old school on Fen End. Those

with eagle eyes might spot a young member who is now an

important local councillor!

If you have stories or memories about this picture,

please contact Jon Edney, 31 High Street or

[email protected]

Old Willingham.- May issue

Cecil Gleaves has commented on the May Old Willinghamarticle. He believes the picture (showing girls in a parade)dates from the 19203 rather than the 1930s. He makes the

point that the girls are shown walking south down LongLane. He also points out that the greenhouses extended to

Newington.

Allotments

Willingham Combined Charities has a vacant

allotment at West Meadow Close. Rent is £20 perannum and a refundable deposit of £30 is required.If interested, please contact 01954 260284

Willingham StageCraft'sSummer Play

Rehearsals for BBQ R Murder are ongoing. Scripts are down

and the action of this brilliant play is really coming to life.

The cast are working as hard as ever so make sure youreward their efforts by buying a ticket! Please drop in to the

Public Hall after 8 pm on a Tuesday or Thursday if you are

interested in participating in future productions both on or

offstage! Otherwise, find out who 'dunnit' between

13June — 16June at the Ploughman Hall.

For more information about Willingham StageCraft,please go to our website wwwwillinghamstagecraftcouk or

email [email protected]

Charity Lunch

The )une charity lunch supporting the Alzheimer's

Disease Association will be held on 23 June at 1 pm byDiane and Cliff Hopkins at 13 Rockmill End.

The meal consists of soup, bread and cheese and costs

£3.

All are welcome.

WAG Environmental GroupGrant applicationsWe had hoped to be able to announce the result of our BigTree Plant application in this issue but to date (10 May) no

word, so check on the willinghamlife website for breakingnews!

The good news is that our application to the South Cambs

Community Chest fund was successful and we have a grantof £800 to provide picnic area seating and a table to add to

the planned developments to the Jubilee Field.

Graham Mumby, WAG Environmental [email protected]

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Willingham Women's Institute

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A. INSPIRIIIE WOMEN

5 there IS a royal theme, pleasedress suitably for the occasion; there will be prizes for the

most appropriate outfit and the most unusual hat!

As part of the Royal theme, there will be an 'AatiqaerRoadrlaow' so bring along your Royal Memorabilia to

discuss with the expert.

WI News

At our April meeting, a variety of health and beautyprofessionals came along and gave us a chance to sampletheir treatments.

° Val Parsons talked about the benefits of aloe vera gel for

skin and digestive ailments0 Kim Pearson demonstrated the Bowen method — a

precise, yet gentle, massage treatment for muscular painbut also giving benefits for migraine sufferers and those

with digestive and menopausal problems° Karen Dench showed us Shellac nail polish which is a

gel hardened in ultraviolet light. It lasts 2 weeks and

won't chip or scratch.° Anne Thompson gave us a taster of the Dorn Method

treatment which alleviates back and joint pain bymassage and exercise.

It was a very enjoyable, informative and sociable evening.

The next meeting is A Royal Garden

Party on Monday 11 June in the

garden at 38 High Street and will be

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OLYMPIC MATHEMATICIANLuke Ramsden, a Year 11 student at Cottenham Academy,received a gold certificate in this year's Senior Maths

Challenge which is run by the UK Mathematics Trust and

aimed at those aged 16 — 19. Over 65,000 pupils from across

the UK sat the Challenge, with roughly the top 6%

receiving a gold certificate.

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The British Mathematical Olympiad (BMO) is the follow

on round for the Senior Challenge. Around 1000 invitations

to the BMO Round 1 are sent to pupils who score highly in

the Senior Challenge each November, and are then

qualified to represent the UK at the International

Mathematical Olympiad (IMO).BMO Round 1 lasts three and a half hours and contains

six complex and involved mathematical problems for which

full written solutions are required. Around 100 highachievers in Round One, who are qualified to represent the

UK at the IMO are invited to try Round Two. Luke

received a certificate of distinction in the first round and

was invited to take part in Round Two. This places him

amongst the top 100 or so 16 — 18 year old pupils in the

country and is a spectacular achievement.

Luke will be moving on to Hills Road Sixth Form Collegein September, where the subjects he has chosen to study at

A level include Mathematics and Further Mathematics.

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Fixtureslst Team

2 June — Longstanton 2nds (Home)9 June — Cottenham 2nds (Away)

16 June — Wilburton (Away)23 June — Longstanton 2nds (Away)30 June —— Cottenham 2nds (Home)

2nd Team

2 June — No Game

9 June — Chatteris 3rds (Home)16 June —- No Game

23 June — Sutton 2nds (Home)30 June — Bar Hill 2nds (Away)

Willingham Bowls ClubHome fixtures for June.

lljune V Fordham 2 00 pm.

13June V Eternet 6 00 pm.

18june V Sutton 2 00 pm.

ZOJune V Alex/B 6 30 pm.

Weather allowing and assuming the green has drained bythen.

Tea and biscuits served during afternoon fixtures

so come on down and support the team or even

join us. We are always looking for new members and youwill be made very welcome.

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Willingham Village Cricket Club is

looking for new players of all levels and

ages to join the team aheadof this

season.

So if you think you are the next

Kevin Pietersen or just looking to

have a bit of fun on a Saturdayafternoon we want to hear from

you...

Call Steve Dyer on

07834 378482

for more information

HELP WILLINGHAM

CELEBRATE THE OLYMPICS

A number of the local groups in the Village are hoping to

take part in an Olympic—themed fun day and party on

Saturday 4 August on the Jubilee Field (by the children's

playgrounds).The plan is to have a large TV in the Ploughman Hall

showing the Olympics through the afternoon and evening.Meanwhile, during the day, we will run our own Villagegames on the fields. There will be a bar available and

supporting events such as a barbecue and live music but the

details are still being finalised.

We are looking for local groups to organise a fun/sillygame lasting 30 minutes to an hour. This could be an event

which relates to the club (like a slow bike ride, bowls usingmelons or judo in inflatable sumo suits) or somethingcompletely different (like a 3 legged stilt race or an egg and

spoon race with spade and a rugby ball). Finals could be

held later in the afternoon and we would have medal

ceremonies for the first 3 places.We would like to encourage as many Villagers as possible

to come and take part. We are aiming to make this a free

event so the more people who can give us half an hour of

their time for an all—day fun day, the better!

We will be holding a Grand Summer Draw on the day of

the event with some very good prizes. We hope to get a

holiday, a dinner for two and some other big prizes. Moneyfrom this draw will be used to fund the day and we hopethat lots of you will buy (and sell) tickets.

Our aim is to create our own fun Village event, where we

can all get together and chat, have a drink and have fun. If

you would like to help make this a special day, especially if

you or your friends° can run a 30-60 minute game/race/event

° are in a band or music group' can provide entertainment (magic, juggling, street

theatre, dance, etc.)° have any other great ideas

then please contact one of us.

Howard Berry, 01954 2045 75, [email protected] Tidball, 01954 260647, [email protected]

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New Youth Centre for WillinghamIt's coming soon! A brand new youth centre, purpose built

for the youth of our village. It may have taken a while but

after the survey of the village in 2008 when 128'teenagersreturned the questionnaire, the overwhelming request was

for a youth centre. Following that, Willingham Action

Group was set up to begin the response to the questionnaireand then Willingham Youth Trust grew out of that,becoming a charity in 2010. Since then a youth club has

been running in the Baptist church hall on George Street on

Wednesday evenings with two trained youth workers. Over

the last eighteen months a wide range of activities has been

on offer. There is an X-box 360 and a 40 inch TV, table

tennis, snooker, table football, computers with a range of

games, crafts and cookery. The club runs during term time

and it is hoped that soon a second evening session can begin.

HELP NEEDED The dream is that the new youth centre,

on the West Fen End of the Ploughman Hall, will be

finished by the end of the year. It will be on two floors with

a kitchen downstairs. If this is to happen help is needed.

£28,000 is held by the Parish Council for the purpose of

building a youth centre which has to be match funded. The

plans for the work have been passed by the County Council

and are now going out for tenders from local builders but

we need to raise about £35,000 for the building work to be

done. Can you or your business help with a donation? We

also need to strengthen our team of trustees. We need

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someone to help with the administration and someone who

could help with fundraising. We could run more youth club

sessions with a bank of volunteers. Our village has no

public transport to enable teenagers to access clubs

anywhere else and the nearest club at Bar Hill has recentlyclosed. If you can help to fulfil the requests and dreams of

the young people of our village please contact

Trevor Rowe, tel. 261193 or email

[email protected]

Neighbourhood Watch for

Willingham

Neighbourhood Watch is being set up in Willingham,with the full support of the Parish Council.

Mike Tidball has agreed to be the Village Co-ordinator, and

has already started to work in that role. One of his earlytasks will be to recruit street co—ordinators (ideally for

every road).In Swavesey, which has had a Neighbourhood Watch

scheme for three years, a number of young parents have

signed up as street co-ordinators. Introducing the scheme in

Swavesey has had a major influence on reducing crime

rates. Given the current crime level in Willingham, there is

clearly a strong case for having the scheme here.

Neighbourhood Watch works very closely with the

police.Mike Tidball writer.

'It is horrible to be a victim of crime but also horrible to live

in fear of becoming a Victim of crime with many of the

older generation feeling particularly vulnerable. Crime

rates are higher in cities, where most people are strangers to

each other, because criminals can remain anonymous.Evidence suggests that offenders will avoid areas where

they will be more noticed and this is the strength of a

Neighbourhood Watch scheme.

Policing has changed recently so that the police now work

more closely with local communities, but even more can be

achieved if the communities work with the police. Our

local station at Histon now has 24 hour cover of this area.

We all wish to live so that our families and propertyremain safe. Being .involved in Neighbourhood Watch

simply means being a little more observant and reportingthings that seem suspicious. Members also receive regularinformation updates from the police.'

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Pastoral Letter

60 years is a long time by anyone's reckoning, but to be a

reigning monarch for that long is remarkable. The country

is ready to celebrate, in fact much of the rest of the world is

ready to join us in celebrating. The Queen has become

something of an ambassador and is welcomed in grand

style wherever she goes.

There is a previous good example of a monarch who

commanded general respect. King David achieved great

fame 3000 years ago by being a great military leader who

brought stability to the nation of Israel and extended their

borders to become a great empire. A thousand years later

one born of his lineage came to be king of the whole world.

Jesus was not a military leader. He was not entertained byinternational nobility. He was not even recognised by his

own people. Yet he was God's choice to bring freedom and

liberty to the whole human race.

JUBILEE

In the time of the Old Testament, Jubilee was the fiftieth

year. In that year all debts were cancelled and slaves were

set free. It was a time that many looked forward to (except,

perhaps the rich!). It was truly a time for freedom and

celebration. When God sent Jesus to be the king for the

whole world it was to bring about that sense ofjubilee — a

time for everyone to know real freedom and release fromdebt. This was not the financial debt that many people are

in, but the debt brought about by our selfishness,dishonesty and general wrong doing. There has to be a

punishment for any wrong doing if there is to be justice.

Jesus was the one who took the punishment for all of us, not

a normal royal privilege, so that we could be free from the

punishment that would come our way eventually. Many

of our nation follow the Queen with great admiration and

respect.Jesus is worthy of much greater honour and respect.

In celebrating the jubilee of our Queen we can also

celebrate the jubilee brought in by the King of kings.

Trevor Rowe

Baptist Church

WILLINGHAM GARDENING

CLUB

Meetings are held at the Social Club, Fen End, on the first

Monday of each month and start at 7 30 pm, however, there

will not be a meeting injune. There is usually a speaker on

a subject of interest to gardeners and plant lovers and from

time to time on subjects of wider interest.

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 July when the

speaker will be Mike Petty on 'Cambridge TransportHistory.'

Outings

Open to members and non- members

Our next outing will be on Wednesday 20 June leavingthe Green, Willingham at 9 am.

Speak to Celia 0n the above number to book your seat and

if you are unable to make your way to the Green.

We shall be visiting Peckover House and Garden in

Wisbech.

The cost of coach travel and entry to both house and

garden is £13 per person for NT members and £19 per

person. for non—members payable on the day by cash or

cheque. Remember to take your NT membership cards

with you.

Future Attractions

Saturday 14july we shall be visiting Beth Chattos Garden

and plant nursery in Essex. This is a superb garden built

from scrubland by Beth Chatto and her husband over many

continued on page 11

Daphne's Garden PartyVie-505.60" 15'" Buy 10:30 15:20

57 'I-mdmse, Lnngmmta-i Pop in for refreshments

OR

Bring a chair and spend the dayMorning Coffee, Afternoon Cream Teas

Ploughman's lunchesAlso

Ladies Fashions

Bric-a-brac

Cake stall

And of course a friendly welcome!

For more info ring Daphne on

0791 902 4857


Willingham Library

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Opening Hours

Monday Closed

Tuesday IOam—lpm 2—5pm

Wednesday Closed

Thursday 4 — 7 pm

Friday 10 am —— 1 pm

Saturday 10 am —— 1 pm Tuesday 12 June 7 30 pm in the Library — Kilimanjaro!You've read about it in Willingham News. Now the Friends of

Willingham Library have arranged for members of the

Willingham Kilimanjaro Climbers to come along to the

Library and describe their amazing journey. Space is limited

so pick up a free ticket from the Library as soon as possible.

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 May, unfortunately our scheduled speaker, Lisa Bulbeck

who was going to do a 'Carry on Coo/2mg session, wasn't able

to come due to illness but a colleague valiantly took her

place with a general talk about Age UK and the session was

much enjoyed. Hopefully Lisa will be able to join us in the

future.

0 Wednesday 6June — Diamondfutilee Speciafl. Bring alongyour memories and souvenirs of Royal Celebrations

past and join us in a Reminiscence session with Jubileebuns.

0 Wednesday 4 July — Fm Skating. Talk by Bob Burn—

Murdoch from the Norris Museum.

0 Wednesday 1 August — Earl Anglian Air Ambulance. Talk

by Barbara McGee.

Sign up for the Children's Summer Reading Challenge

Calling all children. Avoid being bored over the summer

holidays. Come to the Library to sign up for the ever—

popular Summer Reading Challenge! This year's theme will

be Story Lab — 'an imaginative adventure that knows no

bounds'. Also, if you are aged between 12 and 15 and would

like to volunteer to help us with the challenge, please come

to the library and have a chat about how you can join in.

Come and meet us on the third mummy of every month at the Library from

7p.m. to 9 pm. £1 contribution towards the venue rental.

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Kilimanjaro ClimbersSee the pictures and hear members of the group describe

the ups and downs of their ascent of Kilimanjaro at

Willingham Library

Tuesday 12 June at 7 30 pm

All welcome but space is limited so pick up a

ticket from Willingham Library as soon as possible.

Entry is free but donations to their charities and to

Friends of Willingham Library will be welcome.

10 WILLINGHAM NEWS June 2012

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10 Tank for storing water metal head (4)(7) 4 Greek mathematician (6)

11 County in the west of 5 White grape especiallyIreland (4) grown in Loire valley (8)

12 Tough fibrous 6 British 908 band, lead

connective tissue (8) by singer Brett Anderson

14 City in the Loire (5)estuary (6) 7 MP's district (12)

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24 Chilean dependency, since 1990 (5)home of famous giant 21 Cain's Victim (4)statues (6,6)

Lost

Along the drove from Earith Road to Flat Bridge,a heavy gold and diamond earring.

A reward will be given. tel. 01954 260310.

Gardening Cluh continued

years. The cost is £2 50 per person and we will leave at 9 00

am from the Green.

Saturday 1 September, Annual Horticultural and Craft

Show.

Saturday 22 September we shall be Visiting RHS Gardens

at Hyde Hall near Chelmsford. Cost is £15 per person for

Club members.

Friends of Willingham LibraryJune Book Quiz

Complete with emotions/feelings/characteristics

(Answers on page 18)1. Twice .................. Dick Francis

2. Come to .......................... Dick Francis

3. Caught in ................ Michael Bardsley4. A Kind of ........................ Eric Ambler

5. The Small Boat of Great ..................... Dan Fesperman

6. ..................... fiir a Ma/eer Michael Innes

7. An .................. Cradling Brian Keenan

8. To ............. a Painted Devil Ruth Rendell

9. Put on hy ........................... Ruth Rendell

10. The Price of .......................... Peter Robinson

1 1. Maigret Lore; hi: ..........................

12. Death in ............................

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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 happens at 10 am on the first Saturday of

each month. It is held in the church porch and proceeds go

towards the work and upkeep of St Mary and All Saints.

Salvation ArmyCoffee Morning: Monday 10 30 am — 12 pm. You are very

welcome 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, 14 and 28 June. Come

and join us for a fabulous home cooked lunch and dessert.

£4. There is still room left for a few more. Ring Daphne on

260568. Please book in advance if possible.

Bible Study and Prayer Group: Thursday 2 1 June 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.

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George Street, Willingham, Cambridge C324 5L]

info@willinghambaptistorg www.willinghambaptist.org

Baby Notes: Mondays 2 30 pm. Bring along your small

children for a session of music and baby massage and have

the chance to make some new friends. Two groups run

consecutiver

CAP Money Course: Mondays in June, 7 45 pm— helping

you to manage your finances more efficiently

TOPS: Tuesday mornings from 9 45 — 11 15 am during term

time. This is a group for children from 18 months to 3 yearswith parents and carers for fun activities and refreshments.

Bumps and Babies: Thursdays at 10 am for mums—to—be and

those with babies up to 18 months.

Open Door: Thursdays from 10 — ll 30 am — a chance to

chat with old and new friends over tea and coffee.

Little Notes: Thursdays 9 45 am — a session for mums and

babies over 12 months to bond with the help of music

Kids' Friday Club (KFC): Fridays during time from 6 30 —

7 30 pm for children of primary school age. Fun and gameswith craft and stories.

TGI Sunday: 3rd Sunday at 11 am — a family based

celebration with music, craft and a thought for the week.

CHRISTIANS TOGETHER PRAYING

FOR THE PEOPLE OF WILLINGHAM

InjuneMere Way, Mill Field, Mill Road and Newington

will be in our thoughts

Mothers' Union

Our next monthly meeting will be on

Monday 25 June at 2 30 pm.Our speaker will be the Rev V Kilner talking about our

Theme for 2012

Please support our Bring and Buy Stall All are welcome to join us.


ST MARY AND ALL SAINTS

CHURCH STREET, WILLINGHAM

www.willinghamchurch.org3 June

8 00 am BCP Communion (said)10 30 am Morning Worship6 00 pm Jubilee Songs of Praise (at Over)

10 June

9 00 am Communion (with hymns)10 30 am All Age Worship6 00 pm Evening Worship17 June

1030 am Communion

3 30 pm Messy Church

4 00 pm Messy Church (at Longstanton)24 June

9 00 am Communion Service

10 30 am Morning Worship6 00 pm Evening Service (at Longstanton)

Also

Tuesday 12 June 8 pm Prayer & Praise

Tuesday 26June 8 pm Evening Prayer with Seeking Silence

Morning Prayer is said every Friday at 9 am

We have a variety of styles of worship and we hope youwill find one that suits you. You will be warmly welcomed

whenever you come.

9 am Traditional

This service uses traditional Church of Englandcommunion and Morning Prayer services. Please note that

there is no Sunday School provision for children at this

service.

10 30 am Infirmal and CbildfrieadblModern worship with a Sunday School for children in the

Octagon on most Sundays during term time. On the 2nd

Sunday of 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 Services

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

l9 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

WILLINGHAM SALVATION ARMY

Silver Street, Willingham CB24 SLF

01954 261108 Email: emma.knights@salvationarmyorguk

3 June

The Power of the Spirit Acts 2

10 June

You're blessed when. . .1 Matthew 5:1-12

17 June

You're blessed when. . .2 Matthew 5:1—12

24 June

You're blessed when. ..3 Matthew 5:1—12

All at 5 pm

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George Street,Willingham, Cambridge C324 5L]

[email protected] www.willinghambaptist.org

3 June

10 am Waiting in Prayer, followed by the BigJubileeLunch (see details on front page)

6 pm Good News AboutJudgement10 June

10 am Celebration with Visiting preacher Steve

Holland

6 pm The Bible and the Future

17 June

9 am Praying in the Spirit11 am TGI Sunday — Father's Heart

6 pm Living Hope24 June

10 am Prayer Ministry6 pm Be Holy!

Communion is celebrated on the first and third Sundayevenings and second and fourth Sunday mornings


Bank Holidays (Spring and Diamond Jubilee) Just a

reminder that our surgeries and pharmacy will be closed on

Monday 4June and Tuesday 5 June.Cover will be provided by our local Out of Hours

Service UCC on 0330 123 9131

You will be offered telephone advice and an appointment to

see a doctor at the Chesterton Medical Centre or a visit if

appropriate. There is free parking at the Medical Centre

and all the doctors are local GPs. Our surgery receives an

electronic medical report for your records so that our

doctors are up to date with any medical problems you have

whilst the surgery is closed. This locally organised out of

hours service is used by all the Cambridgeshire GP

surgeries and is the correct and best way to access medical

care outside surgery hours.

NHS Direct on 0845 4647 is also useful if you just want

some telephone advice.

Use of NHS Services outside surgery hours Please can

we ask you not to attend the A & E Departments of our

local hospitals unless you have a life threatening condition

or you think you may need an X—ray. Our emergencyservices are over-stretched and there will undoubtedly be a

long wait to see a doctor. Inappropriate use of A & E can

adversely affect the ability of the service to deal with

genuine emergency cases.

Pharmacy news Patients on repeat medication can benefit

from a Medicines Use Review in the Pharmacy. This is a

free NHS service which helps you to get the best results

from your medication. If you would like more information

on how and when to take your medicines for maximum

therapeutic effect, please ask for an appointment at the

Pharmacy, or ring 01954 261787 to arrange a time. If the

pharmacy is not too busy, Neil, our pharmacist, may be able

to offer this service without a pre—arranged appointment,but he may ask you to pop back at another time.

Acknowledgements We would like to extend our thanks to

the families and friends who kindly made donations to the

Surgery Equipment Fund in memory of both Joyce Smith

and Donald Peacock.

Equipment We intend to purchase a new sigmoidoscope.We will then be able to offer a sigmoidoscopy service at

both Willingham and Longstanton surgeries which means

that our patients do not have to travel to hospital.We would also like to thank Arnold and Patricia Cooperwho have donated a new wheelchair to the surgery to

replace the rather ageing one we currently have at

Willingham Surgery to transport patients to and from the

car park when needed.

Gym/91a Bidwell — Practice Manager

WILLINGHAM SURGERY 8: 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

or NHS Direct 0845 4647 for advice only

WILLINGHAM SURGERY

NORMAL OPENING HOURS

Monday 8 30 — 1 OO 2 30 - 6 00

Appomtments 8 30 — 11 OO 3 00 — 6 00

Tuesday 8 30 — 1 00 2 00 — 6 00

Appointments 8 3O -— 11 00 3 00 — 5 30

Ante Natal/Baby Clinic 2 00 — 4 00

Wednesday 8 3O — 1 00 2 00 — 7 00

Appointments 8 30 — 11 00 4 30 — 7 00

Thursday 8 30 —- 1 00 Closed from 1 00 pm

Appomtments 8 30 — 11 00 Half day

Friday 830—100 200~600

Appointments 8 30 — 11 00 3 00 — 5 30

Emergencies 4 00 — 6 00

WILLINGHAM PHARMACY Tel: 01954 261787

NORMAL OPENING HOURS

Monday 8 30 — 1 00 2 30 — 6 30

Tuesday 8 3O — 1 00 2 00 — 6 00

Wednesday 8 30 - 1 00 2 00 — 7 30

Thursday 8 30 — 1 00 CLOSED

Friday 8 30 — 1 00 2 00 -— 6 30

T'Qgers

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Babies and Children welcome (0-5 years)with Mum, Dad or other carer

@ Wednesday 10 00-11 30 am

(during school term - no session in half term 6 June)@ Salvation Army Hall, Silver Street

@ Variety of toys

@ Baby area with baby chairs, soft toys and

other toys

@ Inside and Outside play (weather permitting)@ Craft Table

@ Singing Time

@ Healthy Snack Time

@ Adult Drinks

@ £1 per family - first week FREE


ETHIOPIA BULLETIN number 4

When I return I definitely will expect you all to hand shake

as they do in Ethiopia! I heard that there were worries about

shaking hands at the Olympics and catching germs or

something; how silly! There may be nasty diseases around

the world but I have not known such rules as here for hand-

washing and care over contact with hands. We have had to

learn the protocol for meeting and greeting. When meetingfor the first time, a firm —

very firm — right hand shake is

good, but hold your elbow with the left hand if showingrespect while doing so. If you have just washed your hands

and they are wet, or you know your hands are not clean, youoffer the back of your right wrist to touch instead. If you

are meeting a good friend then you touch right shoulders

while shaking hands...I just love this one, it is so friendlyand happy, and really good mates touch shoulders twice.

Ethiopians wouldn't dream of having a drink or eatinganything without washing their hands properly first - so justremember that next time you reach for the biscuit at yourcoffee break!

Two volunteers in the area are VSO and the others are

from US Peace Corps while some pass through Visiting each

other so that adds to the people I see here in general. All are

good company and it is relaxing being able to talk freelywithout being careful how I say things, or having to speakslowly. Somehow we gather once a week for an earlyevening meal and I meet my other Education VSO personhere mid—week just to talk about schools and office

grumbles and frustrations.

I tend to visit schools in the mornings and avoid leavingat the same time as they walk home for their lunch; I getfollowed by crowds like the Pied Piper. When one fierce

Principal didn't get the full obedient response to go home

without me, he saw them off with a few rocks then went to

wash his hands! A typical school has a large walled, gatedcompound with some trees for shade and a football pitchmarked out with stones and rough goal posts. Don't worry,where there are newly planted areas they are secured with

lots of barbed wire. Outside the school walls are the ladies

selling nuts, carrots or berries by the handful. Inside there

are long huts for classrooms that can house 50 or so children—

oops, all are called students here. Near the main buildingwill be the special flag pole area. The huts have really wide

roofs for shade and protection in the rainy season and on the

outside walls there will be huge accurate diagrams for

geography, all imaginable biology and the periodic table,

painted in bright colours. Where there are younger students

the words may be in English but otherwise it is all in

Tigrinya. Teachers can be recognised by their white lab—

coats, and they carry their chalk, board duster, text books

and often their rubber tube (whip) with them — which theyhide as soon as they see me. Classrooms have very narrow

wooden benches that seat 2 — 3 students, a blackboard and

in the younger classes hand—made posters of numbers,

vocabulary and the like. In most schools about a third will

be orphans from HIV/Aids families and it is where the

proportion is higher there is more bad behaviour. School

Principals are up against poor funding and supporting these

students when they do not have much themselves. Freshlypainted classrooms, exercise books, uniforms for orphans,new equipment and pens

— they all use biros all the time —

are usually funded by parents in their community. The

Ethiopian government pays schools a tiny annual amount

per student; equal to the price of a small packet of crisps in

England. So when I go into schools I watch lessons and am

looking to see how I can help the teachers be more creative

in their lessons with what they have got and what they have

to teach. I then work with Principals and area Supervisorsand the teachers to encourage and help them with their

lessons and teaching resources so the students learn better,which in turn hopefully will help their results and

behaviour improve as well. Only I had trouble in one lesson

concentrating; a noisy pigeon was feeding its young chicks

in a nest in the blackboard!

The most impressive thing I see and I try to attend

regularly, are the flag ceremonies. It is a sort of assemblywhich lasts about 20 minutes and is held half an hour before

daily lessons begin at 8 00 am. All students must be in the

compound lined up ready in their year groups for

discussions, student readings, HIV/Aids talks and so on. I

have been handed the loud hailer without warning a coupleof times to address the 1,650 students eyes fixed on me, the

forenji. I can't remember what I said, but once I had to

repeat it all — apparently my speech was too short! Then at

the end the Ethiopian flag is raised with precision timingwhile everyone stands to attention, properly spaced in

straight lines, hand on heart, singing with great respect their

national anthem. It is just tremendous and starts the day so

well.

Quiz NightFriday 29th June

Willingham Social Club

7.36pm for 8pm Start

£5 perW (Ineiiideo Food),Maxlmmn 6 Pooplo For Team

at mmummmmrar

WILLINGHAM NEWS June 20 1 2 15

From the Parish Council

www.willingham-pc.org.uk

CemeteryThe long running quest for a new site to serve Willinghamcontinues. Many sites have been identified and tested but all

found unsuitable due mainly to high levels of ground water.

If anyone feels that they own a suitable site and are willingto consider selling the land then please do contact the

Parish Council office. We will run out of space in the

existing cemetery quite soon and desperately want to be

able to find a location in the village or very close to it that

has easy access.

There has been a good deal of maintenance work in the

cemetery with trees being trimmed and ivy removed from

headstones. The excess soil will be removed shortly and re-

used at the Jubilee Field. Problems with the entrances are

being looked at and hopefiilly we can find ways to make

access easier. The age and design of the current gates and

pillars makes the problems not easy or cheap to solve. We

are aware of a problem with a nest of bees — local expertsare being consulted.

Ploughman Hall and the Pavilion

Improvements to the car parking area in front of the

Ploughman Hall are imminent. Tenders have gone out for

the work to provide more parking and a better surface. The

conversion of part of the Ploughman Hall to house a

permanent youth facility has also gone out to tender but

Willingham Youth Trust are finding it hard to obtain grant

support and at the moment it is not clear when this work

will take place. We will keep you updated.The kitchen in the sports pavilion has been refurbished to

comply fully with food preparation regulations and to

provide a better facility for users and Visitors.

Tourist Centre

By the time this newsletter hits your doormat or certainlyshortly after there will be a new map on the Green. It is

primarily there for visitors to our Village of whom we get a

surprisingly large number. You do not tend to think of

Willingham as a tourist centre but it has some very

interesting old buildings including the parish church, some

beautiful walks and some great towns and cities very close.

It is possible to get to St Ives, Cambridge or Ely keeping to

paths and byways with some stunning walks along the rivers.

If you have not tried it then a trip on the guided bus from

Longstanton Park and Ride is well worth taking. Transit

time to St Ives is about ten minutes through lovelycountryside.

Village Facilities

The council is committed to continually improving villageamenities and, working together with Willingham Action

Group, is looking to increase trees on the Jubilee Field and

install additional seating and picnic areas. Other ideas

include a skate/scooter park, an outdoor gym, an outdoor

table tennis table, an overhaul of the under-fives play area

and more adventurous equipment for the older children. It

will take time and money to achieve any of these objectives.The council is working with Willingham Primary School on

the ideas and would welcome input from the wider

community on what they would like to see.

After the closure of the bank, building society and petrolsales a number of parishioners asked if there is more that

the Parish Council can do to help retain facilities like these

in the Village. Sadly the answer is no. Whilst we can and do

work hard with our District and County colleagues on

issues like the library there is very little we can do to

influence commercial business decisions. The answer is in

the hands of all of us who live here. Use them or lose them.

If the business is viable it will stay but if not it will go. So

please do support local firms. They are a vital part of our

community.

Contact Details

Agendas, minutes and much more are on the website or for

the latest news and updates you can twitter Willingham pc.

Your current Parish Councillors are:—

Mr H Awal 01954—204526

Mr I Barratt 01954—261609

Mr D Clarke 01954—260600

01954-260325

01954-261293

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 A Cook (Chairman of the Council)Mr R Foster (Halls Lead Councillor)Ms W Hardman

Mr DJacques

Mr R Manning 01954—261235

Mr S Mellows 01954-270063

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 on

Wednesday 13June at the Octagon, St Mary and All Saints

Church, Church Street at 7 30 pm. Parishioners are

welcome to attend and speak or ask questions.

The Parir/a Council oflice i! open Monday to Friday from10 am to 1 pm, except Bank Holidays. You can make an appointmentorjurt call in. There it an answer—phone :er'uice oatride oflice boars:

Ourparirlz cler/e ix Mm Dawn Sponge and our Admin Accirtant is

MV; Amanda Powell. TlJe contact detail: are: Paris/2 Coancil Ofiice,Ploughman Hall, Wert Fen Road, Willingham C324 5LP. Tel.

01954—261 02 7: E-mail [email protected]


As is usual at this time of year, this month's report is a

summary of the one I gave to the Annual Parish Meeting.The past twelve months have been very busy ones in this

division. It started with the campaign to keep the

Willingham library open. While the County Council has

agreed that no libraries will shut, savings still have to be

made and as a result the library opening hours have been

reduced. Greater reliance will be placed on volunteers and

I am very grateful that Willingham has such a strong and

proactive Friends group.Last August the guided busway finally opened — typically

while I was away on holiday. It has proved highly successful,but the issue of connectivity remains very challenging. I

have had a number of discussions with Stagecoach to try to

see whether the Citi 5 service can be improved and they did

at least consult on a new timetable. However, the proposalwas a poorer service than is currently provided and not one

I was able to support. Stagecoach have finally announced

revised changes to take place from June. It will give an

hourly service, running clockwise and anti—clockwise, so

will be very confusing. The one bonus is that the new

service will call into the Park and Ride in Longstanton. To

try to improve local public transport, I am working with the

clerks in Willingham, Over, Swavesey and Longstantonparishes, along with county officers to see whether we can

develop a community transport scheme based around the

Over Day Centre. It will, of course, also require the supportof the Day Centre, so a solution is still some way off.

Northstowe has finally been resurrected after some three

years of inactivity on the part of the developers. I sit on the

Joint Development Control Committee which will

determine the planning application later this year. Without

wishing to prejudice my position, there are clearly many

transport related issues which will need to be resolved.

On the subject of transport, I have been working hard

with the Parish Council to try to solve the problems on the

31050. They fall into three areas:

How it will cope with Northstowe

The problem of heavy lorries, particularly at nightThe bank

It is unfortunate that different parts of the organisationdeal with these issues and trying to get them to join up and

see the big picture has proved hugely difficult. Cllr

Manning and I met the Executive Director, Alex Plant, who

does have overall responsibility, to see whether we could

agree a way forward. I remain totally committed to a bypassfor the village. The meeting was far more positive than I

expected. There is still a very long way to go, but I think

that there is now some understanding that joining up the

three issues might be the right solution.

I would like to say a word about my position with regardto allowances. The County Council, like all other

authorities, is required to conduct a review of its

allowances every four years. In Cambridgeshire's case, that

JOTTINGS FROM YOUR COUNTY COUNCILLOR

review was already overdue and a panel was convened last

summer to consider the level of allowances and make

recommendations. It was a very thorough review, takingaccount of workload, the size of the authority and

comparisons with other authorities of a similar size. It

concluded that our allowances were seriously out of line.

However, the panel was incorrectly constituted and its

recommendations therefore invalid, so in February this yeara new panel met to consider the same issue. It completed its

work in just four weeks and its conclusions seemed to be

based wholly on the results of a survey of residents. One of

its recommendations was that councillors should be paid to

attend Parish Council meetings. When the scheme was

voted on, I abstained because of this recommendation, not

because I don't think that members should be paid to attend

Parish Council meetings (although I have to say that most

of my work is done outside the monthly meetings) but

because it is not possible to check that members have

attended without a great deal of additional work, both for

democratic services at Shire Hall, and potentially also for

clerks. It leaves councillors open to accusations of fraud,which I am not happy about. It was for this reason only that

I abstained, not because I did not agree with their other

recommendations.

Finally, until its abolition, I remain a member of

Cambridgeshire Police Authority. During the past twelve

months we have been supporting the Constabulary as it

seeks to make considerable savings to its budget. It has done

this in two ways: first, by collaboration with Bedfordshire

and Hertfordshire, which will deliver some £20m of

savings over the next four years, but provide a more resilient

organisation; and secondly by redesigning local policingbased on District Council boundaries. It retains the

commitment to local policing, at the same time as reducingthe number of senior staff, of which the force had too

many.I would like to thank the chairman and all members of

the Parish Council for their support during the past twelve

months.

I can be reached at the address or telephone number

below

Show .70/9mtom'

Hig/afield, 5 Lowbury/aolme Road, Over CB24 5NP

Tel 01954 230565

e—mm'l: rbomjo/[email protected]/eTwitter? @Sbosz7

Let Them Eat Cake . . .

. . . and they did! The Cake Break held on 4 May was a

great success. £433.20 was raised on the day in aid of the

MS Society. /.

Very many thanks to all who helped, whether by bakingthe luscious cakes, helping on the day, or eating cake and

giving a donation!

Hilary Wyllie


VILLAGE DIARY

23 Charity Lunch MONTH EVENT ORGANISATION VENUE EXTRA INF0

JUNE3 BigJubilee Lunch & Christians Together Baptist Church 12 30 pm

Afternoon tea

6 Diamond jubilee Special Engage in the Afternoon Library 2 — 3 30 pm

10 June Walk Willingham Walkers Meet at

Duke of Wellington 9 50 am

11 Royal Garden Para! W I 38 High Street Members only

12 Kilimaniaro Ascent Friends of Willingham Library Library 7 30 pm

13 Parish Council Octagon 7 30 pm

13 —16 BBQ; R Murder Willingham StageCraft Ploughman Hall 7 30 pm Tickets £6 50

16 RSPB Walk RSPB Wetland project Ouse Fen Reserve 5 — 8 30 pm01954 233260 to book

19 Alzheimer's 'Drop—in' The Octagon 10 am

20 Visit to Peckover House Gardening Club Meet at the Green 9 am

For Alzheimer's Association 13 Rockmill End 1 pm

25 Themefiir 2012 with Rev V Kilner Mothers' Union Octagon 2 30 pm

29 Quiz Night Cricket club Social Club 7 30 pm £5 per person

WILLINGHAM WALKERS -

Letter to the EditorJUNE WALK .

Dear Editor

We will be driving to Longstanton to get the guided bus to

Histon. From there we follow Gun's Lane/Rampton Drift to

the outskirts of Rampton then turn South via ReynoldsDrove to Longstanton and finally follow the path along the

edge of the golf course back to pick the cars up. This is a

new route for us and a chance to see some of the

countryside before it becomes Northstowe! It is a short

walk, less than five miles with some nice views. You could

also choose to walk along the Busway to Histon which

would make it about 7.5 miles.

Meet at the Duke of Wellington at 9 50 am prompt or at

the Longstanton Park 8: Ride at 10 00 am to get the

10 13 am bus on Sunday 10June 10.

MOTHERS' UNION

COFFEE MORNING 7 JULY

To celebrate the Queen's Diamond jubilee and the

Olympics a relay marathon with a difference!

The Marathon —- a one year journey round the diocese

where the baton will be stopping at each Mothers' Union

branch for a week

The Baton -- a book of inspirations - is coming from St

Ives via the guided bus, to a coffee morning in the Octagonat 10 30 am on Saturday 7ju1y.

Please come and join us to mark this event. All welcome.

Solution to General Knowledge Quiz

Across: 1 Chamber music, 9 Relic, 10 Cistern, 11 Mayo,12 Ligament, 14 Nantes, 15 Beat It, 18 Au gratin, 20 Erie,22 Organza, 23 Blanc, 24 Easter island.

Down: 2 Halcyon, 3 Mace, 4 Euclid, 5 Muscadet, 6 Suede,7 Constituency, 8 Truman Capote, 13 Detainee,16 Terrain, 17 Kigali, 19 Giggs, 21 Abel.

In keeping with Caroline Hay's letter last month, I wonder

if it is a matter of arrogance, ignorance or whatever — When

people addressed snub the other person? But has it alwaysbeen so?

I recall a friend who had just moved to Hemingford Greyin the 1990s. On her way to the Post Office, she murmured

a 'Good Morning' to those she passed until an elderly well—

dressed woman confronted her with 'Do I know you?' To

which my friend replied, 'No, but where I come from we

were taught to greet one another!'

Moving on — into the past— the book group I belong to is

currently reading Sirlerr of Sinai by Janet Soskice. In the

18803 the two Scottish sisters were in Cairo, lately placedunder British Rule and staying in the prestigiousShepheard's Hotel. Agnes noticed that the British were

often disliked or even hated by the natives. She put it down,in part, to bad manners. She cited the instance of two

English families who sat opposite them at the table d'hote of

Shepheard's . Over seven weeks, for three hours a day, 'these

people faced us, and never once said good—morning, nor

acknowledged our presence by a civil bow'. Of course, theyhad had no formal introduction, but a nod would not have

been out of place, since all were in a foreign land. Instead

they 'gaze on the unintroduced world with a simple stony,British stare'

Yours

Liz Kinnear

Answers to the Book Quiz

1) Sb} 2) Grief3) Terror 4) Anger 5) Sorrowr 6) Lament

7) Evil 8) Fear 9) Canning 10) Love 11) Temper12) Em'ary

1R WILLINGHAM NEWS June 2012

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 12 3 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

Eldren Beavers, Cubs and Scouts Mrs Ni—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) Trevor Rowe 01954 261193

Hall—s" 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

gear 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 wwwwillinghamwheelscomLadies' 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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We have moved to:

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Telephone Number: 01954 234966.

We stock everything for the experienced builder to

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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

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Pets

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We are now codified to sell Fronlltne

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