Most of us do know of someone who has been diagnosed with this condition, who is now living with knowledge of what that implies for themselves and for their family and friends in the future. The Cambridgeshire branch of Parkinson’s UK exists so that People with Parkinson’s (PwPs) do not have to face the future […]
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Royston SEN lego group opened in November last year. The new group is for children with any additional needs or disabilities such as (autistic spectrum condition or ADHD) and their families including their siblings. The group is run and was set up by volunteers including parents and people that work with children who have additional
Discover Venice and Tintoretto as never before as Tintoretto: A Rebel in Venice comes to big screens, narrated by Helena Bonham Carter Experience the art, culture and history of Venice through the journey of the artist dubbed a ‘proto-rockstar’ by David Bowie as new documentary, Tintoretto: A Rebel in Venice, comes to select cinemas across
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For those caring about their community and/or the environment. Our annual Awards Scheme is now open and we invite you to think about the people or groups who help improve life in your community and/or enhance the environment in Hertfordshire and nominate them for an award. We want to recognise those who work so hard
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High winds and rain failed to deter the 15th Annual Snowdrop Car Run taking place on Saturday. Organised by the Cambridge and District Owners Club over 90 vehicles safely completed the course, which started from Melbourn Village College, and took the entrants on a challenging 60 mile circuitous route, which embraced numerous villages in West
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Melbourn’s new care home Melbourn Springs took another step closer to opening today with the naming of its four living communities. The home has been running a competition for the last 4 months to find four names and the successful winner is Lynn Travis. Lynn of Cambridge Road in Melbourn was presented with a £250 cheque for
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Vacancies have arisen for two trustees for the Susan Countess of Hardwicke charity, which administers the almshouses in Arrington. These comprise four dwellings, built in 1846 by the fourth Countess of Hardwicke, in memory of her mother Susan. You would be one of seven voluntary trustees and your duties would involve attending meetings as required
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We had two speaker meetings in February, both speakers making a welcome return visit to the club. ‘What your Granny did in the Black Out’ was given by Jean Fullerton. She elaborated about the dark side of the black out and how difficult life was for everyone in this country during the second World War.
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Happy New Year to all our readers. Here are some ideas for you if you are starting your research in 2020. 1. The very first action we recommend when you start to research your family is to talk to other members of your family. It may be that a cousin or aunt has already started
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Raise money for The Shetland Pony Welfare Trust at the Equine Car Boot Sale! Entry is just £1 and to set up a table is just £12. There will be refreshments available on site. To book a table, call Sarah on 07531 735398 or email her at manifestdestinybubble@hotmail.com Sunday 23rd February, 10am – 2pm, Litlington
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The animals in Australia are suffering so terribly from the dreadful bush fires and Laura at No.3 Royston is calling for local knitters, crochet makers and sewers to make pouches for joeys, nests for birds, wraps for bats and more. The Animal Rescue Collective Craft Guild in Australia is coordinating a worldwide campaign for crafters
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It may be February – but Panto season isn’t yet behind us, at least not in Barkway. A troupe of seasoned local thespians are getting ready to present their 28th annual pantomime, Toad in a Hole. As you might guess, the show is inspired by Kenneth Grahame’s Wind in the Willows. Full of colour, music
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