February 2012 1 Issue 89 Grafham Gossip · 2019. 6. 20. · To all of you who donated Christmas...

Website: www.grafhamvillage.org.uk E-mail: [email protected]

February 2012 1 Issue 89

Grafham Gossip Issue 90 Deadline: Midnight Thursday 16th February

Editors’ note... It looks as if we might have a quiet few weeks ahead of us in Grafham. Perhaps this is the month to try out some of the regular village activities like the Book Club or the Flower Club or anything else listed on page 5. Maybe we could sort out our paperbacks for the church bookstall and get ahead on our Spring cleaning! Or perhaps we could think of a way for Grafham to celebrate the Queen’s Dia-mond Jubilee - see Parish News on page 3.

Remember to register your interest in the provision of broadband by BT. Details are in the Parish News on page 3 with a link to the web site.

‘Must reads’ this month include ‘Letters to the Edi-tors’ on page 3 and another piece of local history from Sam on page 4. Of course, there are lots of other interesting articles as usual. Some new adverts can be found in the adverts section and scattered throughout the newsletter so be sure to look carefully to know who is available when you need someone.

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Editors, [email protected]

Grafham All Saints

29th January (5th Sunday) 10.00 Eucharist at Easton

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5th February (1st Sunday) 11.00 Family Service 12th February (2nd Sunday) No 11.00 Grafham service but 11.00 Eucharist at Ellington 19th February (3rd Sunday) 11.00 Eucharist 26th February (4th Sunday) 8.00 Eucharist ———————————— 4th March (1st Sunday) 11.00 Family Service

Contacting the clergy: Rector - Fr Jonathan Young The Rectory, Ellington PE 28 0AU 01480 891695 Churchwarden - Hazel Powell 01480 810326

Valentine’s Day at the Cinnamon Bar and Indian Restaurant, Grafham * On Tuesday 14

th February, enjoy a candlelit

‘a la carte’ dinner for 2, a rose for the lady and a bottle of wine for £35

* Elvis is returning to the Cinnamon in March

* Every Thursday night is Banquet Night -

£10.90 for a 3 course meal

* Enjoy a relaxing coffee or drink in

the newly decorated bar area

* 15% discount for takeaways

Please call Shamim on 812211 to book a table, order a takeaway or to arrange a function

Christmas Shoebox Appeal – 2011 To all of you who donated Christmas shoe-boxes, a very big THANK YOU on behalf of Samaritan’s Purse. Your generosity has brought a smile to 43 children’s faces this year. As a village we have contributed 43 boxes to more than 6,000 sent from the Hun-

tingdon area. This year, the boxes were distributed to Swaziland.

I hope you all had a lovely Christmas and I wish you a very happy, healthy and peaceful New Year. Moira Young

Books Thank you to all who have donated

books to the church book stall. Last year we raised over £1000 for church funds! An unexpected bo-nus is that we have created an amenity for the village. We have regular readers who use the facility as a mini-library and we also provide the campers with their holiday books.

A village ‘Up North’ uses an old red telephone box to provide a similar facility but we go one better with the luxury of both indoor and outdoor seating!

In future please may we ask for just good quality paperback fiction. We do not have a market for hard-back, non-fiction and refer-ence books.

Thank you once again for your support. Val Hunt

We are concerned that someone may have lost a very affectionate, friendly, young male, ginger kitten. If no one claims him, we will adopt him but our two black cats are older and are not happy having him around. Please contact David or Heather on 819589 at 3 Alsyke Close.



Grafham Oil Syndicate Update Grafham's Oil Syndicate now has over 120 members and we are expanding into Perry, Great Staughton and Ellington to help households control heating costs, try and do our bit to reduce delivery truck car-bon footprints, and ensure larger orders to increase buying power. In our first 4 deliveries we have kept over £3,000 in the village! Remember it's free to join, just email Simon on

[email protected] or call 819663. Simon

Send your news, views and gossip to: [email protected]

View from the Pew! It is a little late to wish you all a happy new year but we do have eleven months left and it promises to be a memorable one with the Olympics and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee to look forward to. Quite possibly these two events will be celebrated in one way or another at All Saints.

Looking back a little, our Lights to Remember service in November raised £37.60 for Marie Curie Cancer Care for which they were very grateful. This service is much appreciated by those who have lost loved ones and wish to quietly reflect on their lives and light a candle in their memory.

In early December our Mince Pie and Coffee morning raised £344.60 for church funds. We were very pleased with the growing popularity of this event and we are extremely grateful to all those who helped beforehand, planning, making mince pies and table arrangements, plus a gor-geous Christmas cake which went to the lucky winner! Also to those who came and supported us on the morn-ing, enjoying a jolly time with friends and neighbours. We plan a repeat performance next year with perhaps even more attractions.

We began our worship in December with a special Family Service during which poems reflecting on Christ-mas were read by members of the congregation. Thank you Val for an excellent choice of poetry. In-deed, Alan, the Twelve Days of Christmas has certainly taken on a new meaning - you had us rocking in the aisles!

Our Carol Service, surrounded by festive arrangements

and red candles was as ever well attended. To hear the Christmas story read from the scriptures brings home to us each year what this season is all about. The day was marked by the presentation to Heather of a bouquet of flowers and vouchers in appreciation of her work in editing the Grafham Gossip which is much appreciated by us all. The

service was followed by mulled wine and Christmas cake which was much enjoyed and once again thanks to those able cake makers!

Carol singing around the village raised £247.48 for sAs funds (£213.04 last year) so thank you to all those who took part and an even bigger thank you to those who

put money in our pots as we went door to door. The singers were refreshed with mulled wine and mince pies afterwards to soothe their throats!

On Christmas Day we were glad to have Jonathan presiding as he also provided accompaniment for the hymns. Jonathan was also pleased to welcome a sizeable congregation to the Family

Service on New Years Day - well done those brave souls!

Looking ahead to February, Lent begins on Ash Wednesday the 22nd. During Lent there will be Eucharist services on Fridays at 12 noon around the Group followed by frugal lunches. The first of these will be at Ellington on Friday 24th February to which all are welcome. A list of further dates and locations will be available in the church nearer the time.

Some progress is currently being made towards finding a source of funding for our church restoration. We will keep readers posted with news but it will be a long proc-ess.

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Do you have any events to advertise? Email the details to

[email protected]

and copy to

[email protected]

We’ll print them in the Grafham Gossip and add them to the Village Diary on the web site.

Thank you to all those that

donated to the Save All Saints carol singing before Christmas. We raised £247.48 which is more than last year. The money will go towards maintaining our historic church building.

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What are your news, views and comments? E-mail: [email protected] and we’ll publish them in ‘Letters to the Editors.’ Please supply your name but tell us if you’d prefer us not to print it in the Grafham Gossip. Thanks.

Letters to the Editors

Since the Police Report for Neighbourhood Watch, the burglary below took place. It may be a warning for us all to be more cau-tious. Ed

Burglary We were burgled some time in the early hours of Jan 16th, between midnight and 5.30am; we live in Cedar Close. Our house was broken into, our car keys and briefcase contain-ing laptop taken and our car (Audi A6) stolen. The thieves moved another family car off the drive in order to get to the

Audi. A Grafham Resident

Attention dog walkers, walkers and Cyclists Within the next few weeks Anglian Water will be reinforcing the shoreline of Grafham Water at the end of Church Hill, so there may be heavy trucks travelling up and down Church Hill during the day. Dog walkers may have to keep their dogs on the leads. Please take care.

A Grafham Resident

Super-fast broadband We've all been forced to struggle on, using the slow broad-band provided by BT (or TalkTalk or Sky or whoever your broadband provider is — the effect is the same, as it's the same copper wire provided by BT that runs into your house and probably has your phone line as well) and none of us get speeds much above 2.5Mb.

There's now a company who will provide Fi:Wi (fibre wi-fi) connections to the whole village as long as we can show that there's a real demand from the community. To do this, all you need to do is register your interest here: http://www.nextgenus.co.uk/east-of-england/cambridgeshire/grafham-ellington/

There are more details available here

http://www.nextgenus.co.uk/faster/ on what's involved and there's also a great description of a small village in Lincs that went down this route last year

http://www.nextgenus.co.uk/pdfsNGURuralInfoPackv1.2.pdf

I'm very happy to answer any questions you may have and you can email me at anytime at [email protected]

Chris Bulow

PARISH NEWS…

December 2011 January 2012

The following link has been added to the village website: http://www.superfast-openreach.co.uk/expression-gen.aspx

This is a registration site provided by BT. Visitors to the site can add their names and addresses to register an interest in the provision of broadband and this may in-crease the likelihood of upgrade to the Buckden ex-change. If an upgrade is already under consideration, your expressions of interest may help to speed up the process.

The Parish Council are agreed that the use of the church as a polling station for the village is totally unacceptable and has further agreed to subsidise the use of the village hall which is eminently more suitable.

Repairs are required to the 5-a-side goals and the Coun-cil has placed an order for the work to be carried out.

Cllr Downes is arranging a meeting of all local Parish Councils and Cambridgeshire Future Transport to dis-cuss pilot schemes for community transport. Grafham Parish Council has agreed to host the meeting which is scheduled for 31

st January 2012 at the village hall.

Cllr Patricia Jordan advised the council that, following a consultation on changes to the budgets and treatments in respect of mental health, there should be more infor-mation available early next year. Cllr Jordan advises anyone affected by the closure of Acer ward at Hinching-brooke Hospital to contact her.

At the January meeting the Council received information concerning the possibilities of providing superfast broad-band in the village. You will find further details in ‘Letters to the Editor, below, and on the village website.

There was a general discussion around what Grafham will do to celebrate the Dia-mond Jubilee. It was agreed that the Coun-cil would help to fund a party for the chil-dren in the village and perhaps also an evening event with a bar and some music and maybe a 1952 feel. These are early discussions and the Council would like to know what level of support there would be from resi-dents. The village web site has a link to email council-lors, let them know what celebrations you would like to attend or if you would like to help with the organisation of any events. You can also let the Council know by talking to one of them.

The next meeting of the Council is on 14th February.

Margaret Life, Parish Clerk 01480 819477

[email protected]

Full minutes can be read on the village web site www.grafhamvillage.org.uk

You may contact your parish councillors through the clerk or directly by using the details below.

Philip Allingham Chairman 01480 811516 [email protected] Ian Gardener Vice Chair 01480 812821 [email protected] Tracie Lord [email protected] David King 01480 812430 [email protected] Andrew Duckworth [email protected] Alastair Watson [email protected] Kevin Sharp [email protected]

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District Councillors Peter Downes and Patricia Jordan are available at the village hall from 11.15 to 11.45 on the first Saturday of the

month. At other times contact: [email protected]

tel 398082 [email protected] tel 457802

NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH The police advise me that there have been no reported incidents in Grafham over the last 8 weeks, which is very good news indeed.

However, I have been asked to make everyone aware of the huge increase in metal theft and particularly from British Telecom - they advise that if anyone sees an engineer working at a BT box with-out an adjacent BT van to call the police without delay. This also applies to roof engineers who are stealing lead.

I now have a further stock of Neighbourhood Watch stickers so if you can display one in your window, let me know and I will deliver it to you.

James Snell 07951 069 565 email: [email protected]

All emergencies 999 Police Control Centre 0345 456 4564 Minicom for hard of hearing 01480 422493 Crimestoppers 0800 555111 (anonymous) Anti-social behaviour 01480 388379 To stop unwanted mail 0845 703 459 9 To stop unwanted phone calls 0845 070 070 7 To reoprt anti-social behaviour in Grafham 01480 388379 / 387097 or e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

Email your news, views

and gossip to

[email protected]

Spaldwick Primary School News Christmas festivities were thoroughly enjoyed by all at Spaldwick Primary School.

FOSS (Friends of Spaldwick School) held their annual Festive Fayre which was very successful and raised £770. Our Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 children gave a

traditional performance of ‘The Na-tivity’ for pupils, parents, members of ‘The Welcome Club’ and invited guests from Spring Common School. On Tuesday 13

th December

we held a ‘Festive Carol Singing Day,’ starting with a Christingle Ser-vice involving the youngest chil-

dren, followed by Key Stage 2 children leading a service in St Andrew’s Church on the theme of ‘Christmas Wishes’. The day culminated in the light of a beautiful winter’s moon with Community Carol Singing, on Spald-wick Village Green, by children, parents, staff and gover-nors. This was followed by much needed, warm mince pies and mulled wine, provided by ‘The George’.

During the week, a traditional Christmas Lunch was en-joyed by the lunchtime supervisors who were waited on by some of our pupil employment groups. End of term was celebrated in the usual slide show of photographs reminding us of all the wonderful things that had taken place in the first three months of the academic year and of course, the whole school singing and dancing to Slade’s ‘It’s Christmas time!’

2012 looks just as exciting for us. The planned activities so far include: a visit from Finn, the trainee guide dog (who we’re sponsoring this year,) a Viking day, ‘Bike Wise training’ and a musical produc-tion of ‘Daniel in the Lions’ Den’.

Hanna Vasey, Spaldwick Primary School, 'Where every day is a chance to LEARN and SUCCEED.'

Anti-Aircraft Searchlight Unit at Ellington Thorpe in World War Two During World War Two a searchlight unit set up at Ellington Thorpe on Thorpe Lodge Farm. This tented camp was sited where the two farm house cottages now stand, next to the road leading to the farm. Search-lights illuminated the enemy bombers so they could be targeted by our anti-aircraft guns. A searchlight detach-ment normally consisted of 10 men.

Sam Malt



Ellington and Grafham W.I. Join the growing team! We meet on the

first Tuesday in the month. For details ring: Sue 896139 or Ann 891372

The Mobile Library Route H24 visits Breach Road, Grafham on the 4th Wednesday of every month from 10.40 to 11.00. The next visit is 22nd February

For renewals or enquiries call 0845 045 5225 or visit https://ibistro.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/uhtbin/cgisirsi/x/WEB/0/29/491/X/3

Grafham Social Committee invites you to Coffee Mornings at 10.30am

on Wednesday, February 8th at Philippa Patel’s

3 Field Close.

These are informal social occasion for residents

of the village. Please come along for a cup of

coffee and a chat.

Babysitters Danielle 20yrs 811279

Kate 17yrs - babysitting course 812179

Livvy 14yrs - babysitting course 819708

Kirsty 18yrs - babysitting course 810550

Georgie 14yrs - babysitting course 432688

Harriet 16yrs 810043 Emma 17yrs 860632

Caroline 16yrs - works at after school club 812179

Holly 16yrs 810867 baby sitting and first aid courses

Olivia 20yrs -Grade B GCSE Child Development 811831

Felicity 22yrs -Grade B GCSE Child Development 812328

Marie-Claire 17yrs - GCSE Child Development 811279

Bryony 17yrs experienced with newborn-14yr olds 812354

The Parish Council Agenda is available to view in advance of the Parish Council meetings. Visit www.grafhamvillage.org.uk Click on Parish Council Agenda, in the main menu and then Latest Agenda.

Do you enjoy reading? Come along and join us for informal

Social evenings. The next meeting is Tuesday 28

th

February 2012 8pm at: Tina’s, Kalostone,” 5 Home Close Tel: 07711 012957

We are always looking for new members. For more in-formation please contact Tina on 07711 012957

Grafham Church Flower Club We are available to decorate the church for weddings and other church occasions.

Floral arrangements for:- pedestal, altar, font, windowsills, pew ends, pillars.

Please contact Hazel Powell on

01480 810326 for details and quotes.

If anyone in the village has foliage in their garden that they would be willing to donate for church decoration for festivals, please let us know, we would be very grateful.

Open from 7.30am Breakfast club 2 ½ -11yrs Playgroup 2½ - 5 yrs Mucky Pups (parent /toddlers)

For details tel: 01480 890077 www.playtimesplaygroup.co.uk

GRAFHAM VILLAGE HALL has a Public Entertainments Licence for music, dancing, performing arts and can accommodate 92 guests seated in rows or 150 at a dance/disco - an ideal venue for children's and family parties. There is a playing field for sports activities and the hall has small changing rooms with shower facilities.

Contacts: Pat or Alan Watson 01480 811166

Grafham Wildlife and Conservation Group Regional winners of the BTCV Green Award 2006 & 2007 invite you to carry out woodland conservation. Contact Sam Malt 01480 810844 daytime, 01480 811654 evenings http://www.grafhamconservationgroup.btik.com

Church Cleaning If you’d like to help with church cleaning we would be most grateful. Two members of our team are a little overloaded. It is not a very arduous task, mainly sweeping and washing the porch floor, dusting the pews and windowsills and a little hoovering. Please get in touch with Hazel 810326 if you could spare an hour or two on alter-nate months, she’d be delighted to hear from you

Be careful; it’s a leap-year!

Paperback books in good condition

If you have any unwanted paperbacks in good condition, we would be pleased to accept them to stock our church bookstall.

Please leave in the church porch. Many thanks!



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T. T. Tours & Leisure Kalostone 5 Home Close Grafham Huntingdon Cambridgeshire PE28 0UW Mobile: 07711 012957

Email [email protected] Website: currently being designed

To book tickets and for further information on other trips/events please contact Tina

Theatre trips Show Seat Nos Performance Ticket Price Non-Group Price

Monday 27/02/12 Mamma Mia! Stalls D 20-29 19.30 £32.50 each £45+ Tuesday 20/3/12 Lion King C9-16 & D9-15 19.30 £46.00 £60.00 Monday 23/4/12 Legally Blonde E11 -22 19.20 £26.00 £66.00

TTT

HCCA GRAFHAM BRANCH 2012 EVENTS Saturday 17

th March – Wine Tasting and Cheese Night

Tickets £12.50 per head 8pm to 11pm – Venue TBC

Saturday 29th

July – Summer BBQ – 12noon – 4pm. Please save the date, more details to follow

Saturday 6th

October – Winter Event – 7.30pm – 11pm Theme/details to be advised. Please save the date more details to follow. Huntingdon Conservatives

Staying independent, safe and well Adult Social Care Roadshow is to visit libraries.

Library visitors will have chance to find out about local services to help them stay independent, safe and well at a series of road-shows taking place throughout 2012. The roadshows will be vis-iting libraries in Huntingdonshire from the end of January. Each roadshow will feature a display of information leaflets, lunchtime presentations about assistive technology resources to help you remain independent and Trading Standards recommended trad-ing scheme – Buy with Confidence.

The roadshow will visit the following libraries in Huntingdonshire:

Ramsey 24th January – 18th February* St Ives 20th February – 17th March Huntingdon 16th April – 12th May St Neots 29th October – 24th November

Presentations of assistive technology resources will take place every Tuesday during each roadshow (times vary, check with the library,) also demonstrations of Your Life, Your Choice - Cambridgeshire’s adult social care website will be taking place on the last Saturday of each of the roadshows. For more information about the roadshows, the schedule, or if you are interested in attending and require the dates of the lunchtime or Saturday sessions visit : www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/leisure/libraries

or tel: 01223 699650 or email: [email protected]

* Trading Standards are unable to attend in Ramsey.

Happy

Valentine’s

Day!


http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/leisure/libraries




Infested with Wasps, Ants, Fleas, Rats or Mice?

Please call

III Shires Pest Control 07836 754014 or email [email protected]

for discrete service in an unmarked vehicle

BPCA Qualified FSB member 24 years experience Fully insured

A local business within 2 miles of Grafham

ANGELS Frances Knight Delicious home cooking for every occasion

parties, buffets, dinner parties, christenings, weddings and funerals

Tel: 01480 810457 Mob: 07759438178 Email: [email protected]

Sue Maisfield (Barrett & Coe/Huntingdon)

Wedding & Portrait Photographer

Living Locally in Grafham

Telephone: 07725845311 Email: [email protected]

To advertise, email: [email protected]

Kevin Hutchinson Reliable Local Carpenter and Joiner

All carpentry work undertaken

Fitted kitchens, new doors, wood flooring and much more

No job too small

Tel: 01480 811863/07889

Domestic Oil Boiler Service

• We stock all parts for every oil boiler - so never a delay, we'll fix it every time

• OFTEC registered engineers

• Oil tank installations

• Family business, established 1971, fast and efficient service

• Service & Breakdown contract available

Tel: 01234 824400 www.cm-heating.co.uk

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Cambridgeshire Gardeners’ Best Kept Secret

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Situated between Ellington and Grafham (In association with MWS Landscapes)

J Arthur Bower multi- purpose compost 3 for £12 or 4 for £15

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Do you require treatment for your feet in the comfort of

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Grafham Plumbing and Heating Services Clint Thomas-Morgan

All work guaranteed - 24hr call-out Professional, friendly and reliable

01480 812590 - 07799 640476 [email protected]

Oftec trained and registered technician New high efficiency condensing boilers fitted

New bunded oil tanks fitted, including concrete bases Disposal of old tanks

Boiler service (standard or condensing) Improve your central heating system now - save money in the future

CATWORTH FINE FOODS Purveyors of Quality Fine Foods

open 6 days a week

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Minx nails now available

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Claire Long 01480 819201 or 07900 403396

Beauty Treatments from the comfort of your own home

Deadline Date The next Grafham Gossip deadline date is midnight

on Thursday:

16th February

To advertise e-mail us:

[email protected]

Community notices are free;

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in advance. They start at

£3.00 per advert, 50p of

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Restoration Fund of All

Saints, Grafham

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