Sunday 30th August
10.30am Group Service St Benedict (HG)
Sunday 6th September
9am Eucharist St Andrew (HG)
10am Family Service St Stephen (MH)
10.30am Sung Communion St Botolph (HG)
10.30am Morning Prayer St Benedict
5pm Songs of Praise St Peter (HG)
6.30pm Evensong St Pega
Sunday 13th September
9am Communion St Peter (HG)
10.30am Fun Day Praise N’Boro Village Hall
10.30am Simple Communion St Botolph (CS)
10.30am Eucharist St Pega (HG)
10.30am Morning Praise St Benedict
Sunday 20th September
9am Eucharist St Andrew (HG)
9.30am Family Service St Peter
10.30am Eucharist St Benedict (HG)
11am Family Service St Botolph (SD)
6pm Evensong St Andrew (DH)
Sunday 27th September
9am Eucharist BCP St Peter (RHi)
9am Eucharist St Benedict (HG)
10.30am Harvest St Andrew (HG)
10.30am Morning Prayer St Pega
10.30am Sung Communion St Botolph (RHi)
6pm Harvest St Botolph (HG)
The opening lines in a recent letter to the Tribune read “This bus service (local link 413) rattles past my home every day and I’ve never seen more than three people on it.” To find out why so few use this service, your intrepid reporter plucked up courage, broke the habit of a lifetime, and took the bus to town. I choose the week before Christmas and jumped onto the 413 Local Link bus which I hailed outside my home in Glinton; half an hour latter I was shopping in Queensgate. The return journey dropped me outside my front door, and all for just £2.80 return – free for bus pass holders.
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The City Council and Cambridgeshire County Council are to consider if a new waste management facility could be built at Glinton, on a site between the Gas Compressor Station and the Werrington Parkway.
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I really enjoy the TV quiz programme ‘QI’, hosted by Stephen Fry – he always seems so authoritative, though he clearly has material prepared for him. However, in the first book version of the quiz, I discovered answers which were not correct, or at least questions to which there might be another answer. [click to continue…]
First Glinton is faced with becoming joined to North Werrington;
Unwanted development is proposed in the heart of Northborough;
Now Helpston is a target for more growth proposals;
Etton becomes a peninsular in a sea of mineral extractions;
A mixed industrial/housing idea extends south from Mkt Deeping;
Road and rail schemes may make their own demands;
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A community car club is being considered for the Deepings. This would enable people living in the area to access vehicles for personal use. A bit like a ‘pool car’ scheme. An on-line survey is being undertaken to establish the likely level of support for the scheme. [click to continue…]
If you’ve driven along Helpston Heath Road recently, you may have seen a drilling rig in the fields at the junction with Stamford Road. This work was undertaken by the Environment Agency and is associated with a major pollution incident at the nearby landfill sites known as Ben Johnson’s Pit and the Ailsworth Road Waste Disposal sites. [click to continue…]
Back in April 2007, your Tribune reported on the start of the most extensive and exciting building and refurbishment project that AMVC had embarked upon since the college opened in 1949. [click to continue…]
