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Reaching over 2500 people every monthIssue 359 Apr 2015

KEEPCALM

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ROLLCHEESES

This year, Cheese-Rolling celebrates the 70th anniversary of VE Day 1945.Certainly wasn’t anything to keep calm about though!Why not come in period fashions and take us back to the 1940s?Details on p6. Entry forms in this issue.

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Index to AdvertisersGREY BIN DAYS:Monday 13th, 27th April,

11th May

GARDEN BINRECYCLING DAYS:

Tuesday 7th, Monday 20th

April, Tuesday 5th May

For latest information onrefuse collections, go to

www.huntingdonshire.gov.uk/bins

NOW RECYCLING BOTTLES

Service PageRetail Watch & Clock 42

Charity 46Pharmacy 4Furnishings 41Food 47

Health & Yoga 35Fitness Chiropodist 47

Tai Chi 27Financial Accountancy / Payroll 44, 48

Insurance 45Animals Vet, pet care 39Personal Hair & Beauty 36, 41, 44, 47

Care services 2

Trades Building services 21, 43, 47Conservatories 43Heating / Plumbing 45, 48Electrical / TV 35, 36Computer services 37Garden services 37, 39Recycling 38, 42Removals 42Cleaning Services 40Vehicle Services 40

Travel Community bus 29, 36Professional Architect / Civils 37

Funeral services 36Childcare Pre-school 12, 42, 45

Wanted Record collector 39

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Make Your Vote CountELECTIONS THURSDAY 7 MAY

The Parish Pump Local News

UK Parliamentary Elections for onemember of Parliament for the North WestCambridgeshire Constituency.

● Parish Council Elections for all 11 seatson Stilton Parish Council.

● Huntingdonshire District Council18 seats out of 52, including one seatfor Stilton

● Voting Station: Stilton Memorial Hall,North Street; open 7am to 10pm

MAKE SURE YOU CAN VOTEPoll cards will be sent to all registered votersby the end of March. If you do not receiveone you can still register by 20 April,electronically at Huntingdonshire.gov.uk orby ringing 01450 388017.

NOMINATION PAPERSFrom Stilton Parish Clerk, Mrs Mary Croll(241042) (who can provide yournominator's electoral number).

STILTON PARISH COUNCILELECTIONS

All eleven seats on Stilton Parish Councilwill be contested on 7th May. If you wouldlike to become more involved in theworkings of your home village then putyourself forward. Nominations are openuntil 4pm on April 9 2015. You will need

to be nominated by two electors on anomination form. Traditionally, membersof Stilton Parish Council have beenindependents, i.e. not aligned to anypolitical party. That doesn't mean membersof parties can't apply, but party loyaltiescome second to the needs of the village.

Recent developments, including the policyof Localism and decline in Council services,have put real pressure on Parish Councils.We need people whose working life givesthem skills in finance, planning, buildingand landscape maintenance, social care,business management, computing andadministration to keep Stilton ParishCouncil working efficiently and effectively.

QUALIFICATIONS NEEDED● At least 18 years old

● British Citizen, eligible CommonwealthCitizen, citizen of another EU memberstate

● Registered as an elector in Stilton, oroccupy as owner or tenant land orpremises in the parish during 12 monthsbefore, or Stilton has been your mainplace of work for the past 12 months, oryou have lived in or within 3 miles ofStilton in the past 12 months.


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DISQUALIFICATION● employed by or hold paid office for

Stilton Parish Council

● subject of a bankruptcy restriction order

● sentenced to a term of imprisonment ofthree months or more in the last 5 years

NOMINATIONComplete a set of nomination papers by4pm on April 9. You will need a proposerand a seconder from Stilton. There will bean election if there are more candidates thanseats. The above refers to candidates whoare standing as independents, i.e. not onbehalf of a political party. Generallyspeaking, Parish Council elections arenon-party.

SPENDINGYou must keep a record of all your spendingand keep receipts or invoices for allpayments of £10 or more. A return must besubmitted to the Returning Officer within28 days (even if it is nil). The spending limitis £600 plus 5p per elector. If you send outany printed material you must include thename and address of the printer andpromoter (usually the candidate). Fullinformation is on the website of the electoralCommission.

ABOUT STILTONPARISH COUNCIL

Our Parish Council has 11 members andmeets on the second Tuesday of the monthin the Parish Room, Church Street, at7:30pm. The Council has three standingcommittees; Planning, Finance and GeneralPurpose, and Leisure and Amenities, whichmeet roughly quarterly, usually (but notalways) on Tuesday nights. Members areexpected to represent the Parish Council onother village bodies, notably StiltonAlmshouses Trustees, Stilton MemorialHall management committee, Stilton SchoolGovernors, the Amenities project group, andthe Skatepark Trustees.

StiltonMemorial HallREVISED CHARGES

FROM 1 APRIL

This is the first increase for several years,but still represents very good value, andis very competitive with othercomparable venues.

Stilton Memorial Hall has flexiblefacilities; it can seat meetings of 80people, (120 standing), but can also bearranged for small groups. It isattractively decorated, clean, and has anew kitchen, fully equipped for cateringfor 80 people. The Hall complies withaccess regulations and there are separatetoilets that have recently received somerefurbishment.

If you are looking for a venue and havenever been inside the Hall, contact theBooking Secretary to arrange a visit, orpop in on Cheese-Rolling Day.

Booking rates and details are printedevery month in SCAN.


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Stilton Cheese-RollingMONDAY MAY 4TH 2015

Only a month to go; plans are welladvanced. The May King and Queen havebeen selected and, thanks to Peter Tibbs,will arrive with their attendants in a pink1957 Chevrolet Bel Air for their crowningat 10:30am.

There is plenty of time to plan your costumeon a 1940s theme and get your team entriesin. Junior teams are limited so register soon!

Stilton Memorial Hall will become a BritishRestaurant, but will serve the usual high-quality ploughmans, cakes etc, produced bymembers of Stilton Church. The stalls andsideshows, many booked last year, willstretch along North Street with a variety offood stalls and the very popular bread stallprominent. The pubs, Angel Spice and theshops will be open all day. Remember tovisit the beer festival, on all weekend at theTunnels (aka Stilton Country Club).

SUPPORT STILTON'SCHEESE ROLLING

Stricter Health & Safety regulations, everincreasing insurance costs and little supportfrom officialdom makes every CheeseRolling more difficult to organise. We aregrateful to Ringway at their Stilton Depotfor taking over the road closure at no costto the village and we acknowledge the helpand generosity of all the village pubs, shopsand restaurants. But we still need moresupport from everyone else.

TEAMSLast year we had the lowest number ever.Please get three friends to join you to wina whole Stilton cheese - (best quality, worth£110!) and a crate of beer.

GRAND DRAW PRIZESThe proceeds help to insure and maintainthe Skate Park. Buy generously and provideprizes. Can your firm help?

STEWARDING ON THE DAYWear a yellow jacket; patrol the street;maintain a watch for youngsters drinkingalcohol. There will be a pre-event briefing.

SCANCopy Deadline

We need to go to press early for the Mayissue, so please let us have your editorial oradvertising material as soon as possible. Weplan to go to print on 17th April.

If you’re too late, you’re too late!

Oops !In our haste to complete the March issue,we got the date wrong for Lambing Day.Sorry! But no doubt you all spotted thecorrect date on the posters around the village.


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Can you cash us a small cheque?

As we reported in February’s SCAN, StiltonGuides organised a sleepover in theMemorial Hall that raised £120 for the newpavilion project.

We just got the film back from thechemist’s, so we thought you’d like to seethe girls presenting their whopping greatcheque to the Parish Council.

Victory in Europe70 years on, Friday May 8, 2015

Stilton Parish Council and Over 60's Clubinvite any resident over 60 to a celebrationto be held in Stilton Memorial Hall onFriday May 8th. Come and enjoy a 1940'safternoon tea - but rather better than it wouldhave been then because we are not rationed!Music, ballroom and old-time dances,singing, refreshments. Numbers are limitedso contact Olive Main for tickets (241206)A raffle will be held to defray expenses notcovered by the generosity of the ParishCouncil and the Memorial Hall. If you

would like to be involved in theentertainment, in producing the tea, inpreparation or clearing up, please contactOlive Main (241206).MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS

What did you do on VE Night in 1945?Did you help Don Darke light a bonfireoutside the Bell? Were you celebratingsomewhere else?

Please share your memories with the rest ofus. In the first instance phone Olive Main(241206).


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Playgroup NewsWE ARE HAVING A BUSY HALF-TERM THIS SPRING!

We have been out in the lovely springweather, clearing weeds and planting seedsas well as looking at our strawberries whichare promising a good harvest this summer.

Inside we have been working on numbers,making a number caterpillar and makingthem as bright as possible for our walls. Weare just waiting to hear from a dentist whohas agreed to come along and talk to thechildren about dental health. We hope tohave this set up very soon.

Mother's day is fast approaching and wehave been making something very specialfor the children to take home to spoil theirmums!

A big thank you to everyone who supportedour Book Week fundraiser. People werevery generous and it proved to be verysuccessful and something we will try to doagain in the future. Also a big thank you tothe children (and parents!) who came backto Playgroup in their pyjamas for a fewbedtime stories read by Lesley, and a fewlullabies before having a drink of milk anda cookie. All the children were so wellbehaved and they all had a lovely time. Weraised an amazing £86.39 from thesefund-raisers, which we think is brilliant.

Leading up to the Easter holidays, we heldan Easter trail around the village for childrento complete and receive an Easter egg astheir prize. We also held a ‘Name theRabbit’ competition and a raffle. The totaltakings for these events are still beingcounted and we shall let you know how wedid in the next issue.

Happy Easter everyone!

15 - 20 April Group visit from St Christol4 May Sponsorship of Cheese Rolling Junior Championship26 - 28 June Weekend visit to France - details in this issue10 July Dinner Dance at The Bell in aid of the Village Amenities project14 November Quiz Night, Stilton Memorial Hall

Twinning Diary Dates

If you are interested in any of these events or in becoming involved inthe Association please contact Chris Walford on 241376.Funds raised by the Association provide for travel grants for young people onexchange visits to St Christol and activities here when groups visit from St Christol.

Twinning

Jumelage


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School NewsBOOK - LEARNING!

We've had a very exciting Book Week atStilton Primary, coinciding with WorldBook Day on 5th March. Throughout theweek, teachers from each class 'blew thewhistle on reading', where the children hadto choose a book and read for 10 minutes.

Owl and Robin Class have been thinkingabout animal stories. Owl Class have beenreading 'Dear Zoo' and Robin Class read'Rumble in the Jungle'. The children havebeen thinking about the different animalcharacters and ordering the stories. RabbitClass have focused on the work of RoaldDahl. The children became Willy Wonkafor the day by designing and making theirown sweets. Badger Class have beenmaking their own Iron Men out of recycledmaterials.

We also had Bedtime Stories in school,where the children came back to school inthe evening for a bedtime story with theirteachers. To round off the week, the wholeschool dressed up as book characters, witha heroes and heroines theme.

The children celebrated Mother's Day inschool with a special crafts afternoon inwhich they made a card and gift for theirmums. We would like to thank all the parenthelpers who came into school to help thechildren with this.

We would also like to take this opportunityto congratulate Mrs Harrison and MrsKnowles on being awarded five stars byHuntingdonshire EnvironmentalCommunity Health Services.


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More ScamsFOREVER PREYING ON THE VULNERABLE…

Call 101 and ask for the Hampton officeStilton and Villages:PC Paul Sykes: 07889 499 066PCSO Barry Chamberlain: 07921 094 828email:- [email protected]

Contacting our Local PoliceMAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU...

Keep thissomewhere

handy!

A CON CALLINGA local resident recently reported answeringa phone call where the caller stated that theinformant would have to pay them to stopthem from calling her in the future. Luckilythe informant immediately recognised thisto be a scam and ended the call but, later inthe same day, received another call fromthe same person which she also ended.

The informant dialled 1471 which gave thenumber of the last call received as 02038391038. After a check of the number itwould seem it has been disconnected.Similar numbers may be in use.

The caller was described as male and tohave an accent, possibly Indian, with maybesome office noise in the background. If youreceive a similar call please terminate it andreport it to Action Fraud - details below. Ifyou choose to report it this way there is noneed to call the non-emergency number 101.

FRAUD OF THE RINGSOne of life’s certainties is that there are fewnew scams; most of them are the same oldsame old because people continue to fall forthem. One such has been reported by police:

Whilst driving, the victim is flagged downby a man (or men) next to a broken-downvehicle. The man states that he needs moneyto get petrol. As payment, the man offersthe victim one to three ‘gold’ rings and mayalso provide a business card suggesting linksto Berlin, Germany or Glasgow, Scotland.

The amount of cash taken is between £20and £300. (£300? How gullible can peoplebe?) However, the rings are worthless anddefinitely not precious.

Offences are occurring on ‘A’ roads andslip roads at major junctions in the Southof England. One victim reported seeing thesame offender(s) back at the same spot (the


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A41 bypass near Tring, on this occasion)two days later at approximately 12:50pm.All suspects are described as male and withdark hair. The description of the ‘brokendown’ vehicle varies. Offenders seem totarget men over the age of 55.

PREVENTION ADVICEDrive on! Don’t hand over any money anddon’t accept jewellery as payment! Thenreport the incident to Action Fraud as soonas possible. Why not store their number inyour mobile so you can call them from thenext lay-by?

Enhanced AccessReaders with difficulties when using aphone can register with the Constabulary togain access to a highly trained police calltaker if they ever need to contact the police.Once registered, they are given a specialphone number to contact the police forgeneral, non-emergency queries.

WHO IS ELIGIBLE?People with a disability or illness, such asarthritis, that affects their ability to hold aphone for long periods of time; or thosewith conditions such as Alzheimer’s,Parkinson’s disease, or who have suffereda brain injury or stroke. You can registervia the Cambs Constabulary website or atany Cambridgeshire Police Station. Stationshave registration forms which can becompleted straightaway or returned at a laterdate. Alternatively, any Police Officer orPCSO can take your details and pass themon for processing.

Once registered, you can access the PoliceEnhanced Access Line which is available24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Access

Line is for non-emergency calls only;emergency calls should still be made to 999

Police ServiceVolunteers

Definitely NOT a scam, this! CambsConstabulary are currently recruiting PoliceService Volunteers (PSVs) to help with anumber of internal roles. The regular policehave worked successfully alongside SpecialConstables for many years and are nowlooking to enhance their behind-the-sceneswork in the same way, asking people tovolunteer their time and skills.

There are a number of roles which wouldparticularly suit people looking to gatherexperience for their C.V or to get first-handexperience of working with policeInvestigation teams.

To find out how you can get involved, youcan visit the recruitment website atwww.cambs-police.co.uk or contact yourlocal Police team.

Action FraudContacts

Website: www.actionfraud.police.uk(24-hour service)

Phone: 0300 123 2040Monday to Friday 8am-9pmSaturday-Sunday 9am-5pm.

Twitter: Follow @actionfrauduk

Facebook: Like /actionfraud


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Church Street, StiltonOur pre-school offers fun-play and

learning for under 5's, with close linksto Stilton Primary School.

We welcome children from 2 years 6months to our afternoon sessions.

12:30pm to 3:30pmMonday to Thursday

From September (in the year beforethey start School) our children moveto morning sessions where we slowly

introduce more structure inpreparation for school life. In the

Summer Term our Rising 5'sprogramme includes weekly visits to

Stilton Primary School.

8:45am to 11:45amMonday to Friday

Nursery vouchers welcome

For further information,call Leslie Kirk

Tel: (01733) [email protected]

StiltonOver 60's ClubFANCY A DAY OUT?

We have a few seats left for SandringhamHouse and Gardens on Wednesday 3June. Adults £29.00 Seniors £27.00

Also Wisbech Rose Fair on Wednesday1st July £10.00

For information please contact:

Sylvie Ward 242457Val Ward 240619Doreen Clark 242643

Stilton Gardening &Natural History Club

Tuesday April 21st

A walk on Holme Fento see and hear the birds

Led by Neil CrossmanMeet outside Stilton School at 6:30pmor by the Holme Fen Post at 6:45pmThis is the best time of the year to

study the birds that gather in this area.It will not be an easy short walk.

More details from Olive Main (241206)Non-members welcome, but please

let Olive know you are coming.


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Hot News for the LadiesTHE LADIES’ PRAYER BREAKFASTS ARE BACK!

The Stilton group of parishes are pleased toannounce that the popular Ladies’ PrayerBreakfasts are being reinstated. The first ofthis new series will be held on the 16th Mayin the Bell Inn, Stilton.

On this first Prayer Breakfast there will bea very special guest speaker - SheenaLongfoot. Many readers will know Sheena,who is the wife of our former Rector,Richard Longfoot. So why not come alongand renew old acquaintance with one ofStilton’s most highly regarded formerresidents?

St Mary Magdalene, Stilton

For full details ofchurch services, visit

www.stiltonchurches.com

or see the Church Link

- delivered to your doorevery month!

All are welcome to join in remembering the passion of Jesus Christ and giving thanksfor his resurrection. Easter is not just about Easter eggs. Jesus, God on earth, died androse for us.

HOLY WEEK AT ST MARY MAGDALENE STILTON CHURCH

Maundy Thursday: 7pm Holy Communion

Good Friday: 9:45am Open-air Worship at The Pump followed byrefreshments in the Church Meeting Room

Good Friday: 2pm – 3pm Quiet Hour at the Foot of the Cross

Easter Sunday: 11am Holy Communion


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Stilton & District Twinning Association presents

A WEEKEND IN FRANCE

26 - 28 June 2015

Join us in the historic walled city and port of

Boulogne● Executive coach via the Channel Tunnel

● Two nights B+B in the old city

● Sunday lunch at a gourmet restaurant

Pick-up from Stilton or Folksworth at 9:00 a.m. on Friday

Visit artisan brewery and Napoleonic monument

Arrive Boulogne approx 6 pm

Return Stilton/Folksworth approx 9 pm on Sunday

£219 per person tbc (twin/double room)

(£259 for single room)

Contact Audrey and Paul for details:

(01733) 241739

[email protected]


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StiltonChurch Choir

Over the last year or so, a small groupof Singers aged from 8+ to 80+ have gottogether to sing at special services in ourgroup of Churches; most recently at thefarewell service for Jamie and LindaMackie held at Elton.

We are directed by Ceri Lackenby andMargaret Parsons is our accompanist. Wedon't all read music, but we enjoy singingboth traditional Church music and moremodern pieces.

We started rehearsals on 26th Februaryand meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays ofeach month at 7:30pm for about one hourin the Church Meeting Room. For moreinformation contact:Pat Maltman (242229) orCeri Lackenby (617916)

Folksworth Art ClubEvery Thursday from 12:30 pm to 4:30 pm in Folksworth Village Hall*

Whether you are an experienced artist or just want to enjoy dabbling in pleasantcompany, you will be welcome at the Folksworth Art Club.

This friendly self-help group meet to have fun ‘doing their own thing’ - be it drawingor painting in any media. Members are of all abilities, varied talents, and there isalways help and advice available. Many regularly exhibit and sell their work locally.

The club charges £3 for the whole afternoon, including refreshments which areavailable on a self-help basis. Members provide their own art materials.

All enquiries: Cherry Hadley Tel: (01733) 244258*except election days

St Mary Magdalene, Stilton

Coffee MorningApr 25th

10:30am - 12noonChurch Meeting Room

Enjoy a cuppa and a cakefor £1.50


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Easter in the GardenGET READY FOR SUMMER

From The Cabbage Patch

WEEDING

Catch them early before they become aproblem. Hoe each week. Nasty perennialssuch as dandelions can be treated with weedkiller. Paths can be sprayed with specialweed killer; diluted Jeyes Fluid kills mosson your driveway.CHECK SHRUBS AND TREESMake sure any ties are in good conditionand not becoming tight around the trunk.Firm the soil round the base and applygeneral fertilizer. Prune old wood.

GRASS ROOTS

Feed & weed treatment will make anoticeable difference. The lawn will needcutting and the edges trimming. This is agood time to re-seed bare patches.

BORDER CONTROLSDead head spring flowers as they fade toencourage good flowers next year. Feedwith a foliar feed. Stake perennials that growtall and fall over. Tidy up the other plantsand feed with a sprinkle of general-purposefertilizer.

Stilton Parish CouncilClerk: Mrs. Mary Croll 10 Caldecote Road, Stilton Peterborough, PE7 3RH Tel: 01733 241042 Email: [email protected]

PLAYING FIELD CLOSEDUnder the Health and Safety act 1974 the playing field will close

at 6am on Tuesday 5th August 2014 until August 2015 to enable essentialmaintenance work to be undertaken to improve the playing field surface.

By Order of the Parish CouncilMary Croll, Clerk to Stilton Parish Council


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Easter RecipesLET’S TRY A GERMAN TRADITION

In many countries, the end of the Lent fastis marked by traditional foods. In Britainwe eat hot cross buns on Good Friday. Thespiced sweet fruit bun is marked with across. We also eat Simnel cake; a fruit cakewith a layer of marzipan in the middle andone on the top. It was originally made forMothering Sunday but, since Victoriantimes, it became an Easter cake, decoratedwith 12 marzipan balls representing thedisciples plus Jesus - but minus Judas!

In Germany, celebrations begin on MaundyThursday and end on the Sunday withspecial food each day. The Easter egg andEaster Bunny seem to have originated inGermany and feature in decorations.

Maundy Thursday is known there asGründonnerstag, or Green Thursday, so itis usual to eat green foods such as herbs,leeks or spinach. Here is a typical recipethat would make a good lunch or lightsupper.

CHEESEY BAKED LEEKSClean four large leeks. Cut into quarters andsteam until soft (about 10 minutes). Drain.

Wrap each leek in a slice of ham and placein a buttered casserole dish.

Top with 150gms each of cheddar and goats’cheese and four thinly sliced spring onions.

Bake at 180oC, gas mark 4, until the cheeseis melted and brown. Sprinkle with choppedparsley.

A Hot Priority FREE FIRE SAFETY SEMINARS FOR BUSINESSES

Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service isrunning FREE fire safety seminars for localbusinesses.

They hold at least two 2½-hour seminarsevery month to help you better understandimportant fire safety legislation – and mayeven save you money in the long run.

Seminars start at 10am on the third Tuesdayof the month in Peterborough, but can beorganised on an ad-hoc basis.

Find out more on www.cambsfire.gov.ukor to book a place on a seminar, call (01733)353206. And don’t forget to test your smokealarms!


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On 26th April I am attempting to completethe 26.2 mile Virgin London Marathon,writes Sarah Paice. I am new to runningand only began it seriously when I foundout I had got a ballot place in the marathon.I hope to complete it in around 5½ hours.

I am fundraising toward a specialist SeizureAwareness Dog for a special little girl calledXanthe Peacock. Xanthe is five years old;she lives in Stilton and attends the villageschool. But Xanthe has a rare geneticdisorder, Tuberous Sclerosis Complex, andhas drug-resistant complex epilepsy. Shecan experience anything from 6 - 45 seizuresevery day, which obviously massivelyeffects her and her family's life, as well asher physical and emotional development.

Service dogs can be trained to alert andrespond to children having a seizure. Theycan be trained to stay with the child andkeep them safe from danger, fetch blankets,protect them falling, stimulate and reassure

them while semi or unconscious, possiblyfetch medicine and even dial 999 on thephone! Some service dogs also develop asixth sense to alert people before a seizurehappens; often these dogs actually reducethe number of seizures children suffer wheremedicine doesn't work.

Sadly, these dogs aren't free or available onthe NHS and require a donation of about£6000 toward their specialist training.

Donations can be made directly to Xanthe’sPaypal account - please put a note sayingyou are sponsoring Sarah Paice.www.paypal.co.uk [email protected]

Join us on Facebook to following herprogress: Seizure Dog for Xanthe

For more information on Seizure Alert Dogswww.servicedogseurope-uk.com

A Seizure Dog for XantheSARAH'S RUNNING A MARATHON!


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You may have seen Stilton’s residentnutritionist and personal trainer, SallyPinnegar, out running, cycling, and walkingwith her sheepdog Scout. Sally is directorof fitnaturally Ltd, which is based in Stiltonbut serves clients all over the world.

Every year Sally organises a fundraisingevent called Every Day in May. She andScout run 10km every day of the month onour local lanes and fields. Many otherpeople take part, from Stilton as well asfrom all over Great Britain. Over £50,000has been raised for charity in the last threeyears; this year the aim is to raise£25,000 for Dimbleby CancerCare, a support charity whichprovides practical help andadvice to improve the lives ofpeople with cancer.

One in three of us will get cancer,and most of us know what it’slike to lose someone to thedisease. It touches so manypeople’s lives, yet getting practical supportcan sometimes be hard. Just being able totalk to people in a similar situation can behelpful and Dimbleby Cancer Care providethose opportunities as well as practical andemotional advice about living with cancer.

Every Day in May is a wonderful event,accessible to most people. All you have todo is pledge to move your body every dayof the month, by any self-powered method.It could be walking, cycling, roller-blading,swimming, wheel-chairing, or anything thatmeans you are the engine, and it can be acombination of those, so you’re not alwaysdoing the same thing. There are two distanceoptions, 5km or 10km and either can be splitinto two sessions a day; so you can do them

as part of a commute or school run. You’llsoon find yourself looking forward to the‘me time’ it gives you! You’ll be gettingfitter AND helping other people who maynot be lucky enough to get outside and moveevery day. One year, Stilton resident NigelThompson’s last session included akilometre of dancing Saturday Night Fever-style, as well as doing another 1km in somenatty pink roller skates!

If you’d like to take part, just go towww.fitnaturally.co.uk/every-day-in-may/It’s simple to register. Then start being a bit

more active ready for May 1st. Ifyou need advice, contact Sally [email protected]. Oncethe event starts, all you have to dois carry out your daily activity andlog it on the website, which totsup and displays everyone’smileage. There’s no minimumfund-raise; every penny goes in toa team donations pot, so it’s verymuch a collective effort. There’s

loads of friendly support on the event’sFacebook and Twitter accounts:Facebook: 5k10keverydayinmayTwitter: @everydayinmayInstagram: everydayinmay

You can follow fitnaturally on social media:Facebook: fit naturally (coach)Twitter: @fitnaturall_yInstagram: fitnaturally

Exercise your heart and help raise moneyto make life better for people with cancer.Do it in memory of a loved one, or in supportof someone you know who has cancer.

‘The best exercise for your heart is helpingothers.’


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Arts AliveCALLING ALL ASPIRING MANGA ARTISTS

Library News

Manga artist Irina Richards from SweatdropStudios will be running a Manga Workshopin Sawtry Library on Wednesday 27th Mayfrom 10am-1pm and Friday 29th May from10am-12:30pm.

Day One - Learn to draw Manga characters,including their poses, expressions andclothes. Day Two - Create your own Mangastory. Please ask at Sawtry Library for anexpression of interest form.

RHYMETIMEAND STORYTIME

Our popular Rhymetime event aimed atbabies from 0-18 months runs every Fridayduring term time from 10.30am to 11am.Storytime, aimed at children aged 18months to 5 years runs on the followingdates: Tuesdays, 14th and 28th April from10.30-11.00am

BOOK & BISCUITSTORY CLUB

The new after-chool story club continueson Tuesday 14th April for children aged 4-7years. If your child enjoys reading andsharing stories why not come along and joinus from 3:15-3:45pm? There is no need tobook. Parents / carers will need to stay withtheir children.EngAge IN THE AFTERNOON

The April EngAge session is The Historyand Revival of the Whittlesey Straw Bear

with guest speaker Brian Kell. This eventtakes place on Wednesday 15th April at2pm. Please call in to Yaxley Library tobook a free ticket (limited availability).

FAMILY HISTORY HELPWould you love to research your familyhistory but don't know where to start? Haveyou hit a brick wall? Free one-to-one adviceis now available in Yaxley Library (byappointment only) with our new FamilyHistory Support Volunteer.

Help using Ancestry, Find My Past andother websites.

COMPUTER BUDDIESDo you need help with computer basics?

Are you new to computers? Would youbenefit from one-to-one assistance withcomputer basics? Our Computer Buddiescan offer FREE basic help to beginners.Please ask a member of library staff formore information

ANYONE FORTEA & TABLETS?

Would you like to join a group of peoplewho are learning to use their tablet devices?Could you share what you already know tohelp someone else?

Call in to Yaxley Library for more detailsof our new Tea and Tablets group.


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TREASURE HUNT WINNERSBook tokens were awarded to TraceyLomax and Isaac Ellis, the winners of theNational Libraries Day Treasure Huntcompetition.

Many thanks to the Friends of YaxleyLibrary who kindly sponsored the prizes forthis event.

Steve SmithCarpenter

General Builders

Home Repairs

uPVC Fascias

Doors, Windows etc

FREE ESTIMATES

(01733) 240760

Advertisers !You can place your orders

through theStilton village website!

Just go to www.stilton.org/village-life/scan/

advertising-in-scan/

Lots of useful informationto help you present

your business effectively!

www.stilton.org

Mobile Library

Wed 22 Apr3:10 - 4pm

Outside The Talbot

Route M24

Yaxley LibraryOPENING TIMES

Renewals & enquiries:(0345) 045 5225

www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/library

Mon 3:00 - 7:00Tue 9:30 - 5:00Wed CLOSEDThu 9:30 - 5:00Fri 9:30 - 1:30Sat 9:30 - 1:30


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Spring Itinerary12 April Peakirk 26 April Apethorpe

10 May Grafham Water (tbc) 24 May Thornhaugh (tbc)

Our regular walks are between 5 - 8 miles and meet at 10:00am at The PumpFor more information about Stumbling, visit http://stumblers.stilton.orgor call Shirley on (01733) 246209 - or just turn up on the day with your boots on!


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Stilton Amenities Project

Fund Raising Dinner DanceDate for your diary!

Friday 10 July 20157:00 for 7:30 pm The Bell Inn, Stilton

Three course meal, dancing and a bumper raffleAn evening of fun in aid of the new village hall and pavilion.

All proceeds will go towards the pavilion funds.

Bring friends…….tables of eightPlease support the largest community project for the village in a generation.

Sponsored by The Bell Inn and organised by the Twinning Association

What’s on in &around Stilton !


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What to do, where to do it & who to do it with!

M T W T F S S WHAT WHEN WHERE WHOO < Toddler's Dance 9am Church Meeting Room Michelle Pratt 07906 114942

O O O O AM < Playgroup 9 - 11:45 & 1 - 3pm Playgroup Leslie Kirk 247682

O < Cubs 6 - 7:30pm Stilton School John Neal 242216O < Beavers 6 - 7:15pm Folksworth Village Hall Niki Wilson 07971 558927O < 1st Stilton Brownies 6:15 - 8pm Memorial Hall Jen Walton 244005O < Stilton Rainbows 5:15 - 6:15pm Memorial Hall Sandra Waldrin-Walker 661255

O < Folksworth Brownies 6:30 - 7:45pm Folksworth Village Hall Annette Gedney 244442O < 1st Folksworth Rainbows 5:30 - 6:30pm Folksworth Village Hall Julie Quy 243026O < Guides 6 - 7:30pm Memorial Hall Carol Warren (07508) 502534

O < Stilton United Colts KO 10am Stilton Playing Field

O < Parish Council 2nd Tuesday 7:30pm Parish Room Mrs Croll 229130O < Sewing Group 2:30 - 5pm Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229

O < Over 60's Club 2:00pm Church Meeting Room Sylvia Ward 242457

O < Holy Communion 1st & 3rd Sun 11:00am St Mary Magdalene Irene Goldsmith 244229O < Holy Communion 2nd & 4th Sun 8:00am St Mary Magdalene Stuart Reed 241114O < LinCup (Café style worship) 2nd Sun 11am St Mary Magdalene Irene Goldsmith 244229O < Elevenses with God 4th Sunday 11:00am St Mary Magdalene Stuart Reed 241114

O < Linking Hands (mums) 9am Church Meeting Room Irene Goldsmith 244229O < Crossover (Y6) 6 - 7pm in term time Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229O < Year 7 Drop-in 7 - 8pm in term time Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229

O < Take a Break (children & carers) 9am in term time Church Meeting Room Michelle Pratt 07906 114942O < Men's Prayer Breakfast 8am 2nd Saturday in month Church Meeting Room Derek Foot 242761

O < Holy Communion (soup lunch) 1st Wednesday 12:30-1:30 St Mary Magdalene Doug Maltman 242229O < Holy Communion 3rd Wednesday 7:30am St Mary Magdalene Doug Maltman 242229

O < Church Choir 2nd & 4th Thursday, 7:30pm Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229O < Prayer Focus 8am St Mary Magdalene Stuart Reed 241114

O < Stilton Gardening Club 3rd Tues 7:30pm Church Meeting Room Olive Main 241206O < Pilates 9:30-10:30; 10:30-11:30am Memorial Hall Vicky Leschallas 01487 831644O O O < Stilton Indoor Bowls 2pm Mon, 7pm Thu, 7:30pm Fri Memorial Hall Peter Leaton 245851

O < Band 8 - 9:35pm Memorial Hall Brian Bowen 241310O < Judo 6 - 8pm Memorial Hall Simon Trowbridge 07894 552198

O < Yoga 6 - 7pm Memorial Hall Brian Appleyard 244642O < Stilton United FC 3:00pm kick-off Glen Woolner 07771 784643

O < Taoist Tai Chi 7:30pm Austin Hall, Main Street, YaxleyO < Folksworth Art Club 12:30-4:30pm Folksworth Village Hall Cherry Hadley 244258

O < Stilton Stumblers (walking group) Alternate Sundays 10:00am Meet at the Pump Shirley Gregory 246209

O < Mobile Library 3:10 - 4pm (4th Wed in month) Outside The TalbotO < Age Well Club 10 - 11:45am Yaxley Health Centre Linda Smith 240478

O < Carers' Group 1st Weds, 2 - 4 pm Yaxley Health Centre Linda Smith 240478O O < Sawtry Lunch Club 10:30am - 1:30pm CARESCO Lyn 01487 832105

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What to do, where to do it & who to do it with!

M T W T F S S WHAT WHEN WHERE WHOO < Toddler's Dance 9am Church Meeting Room Michelle Pratt 07906 114942

O O O O AM < Playgroup 9 - 11:45 & 1 - 3pm Playgroup Leslie Kirk 247682

O < Cubs 6 - 7:30pm Stilton School John Neal 242216O < Beavers 6 - 7:15pm Folksworth Village Hall Niki Wilson 07971 558927O < 1st Stilton Brownies 6:15 - 8pm Memorial Hall Jen Walton 244005O < Stilton Rainbows 5:15 - 6:15pm Memorial Hall Sandra Waldrin-Walker 661255

O < Folksworth Brownies 6:30 - 7:45pm Folksworth Village Hall Annette Gedney 244442O < 1st Folksworth Rainbows 5:30 - 6:30pm Folksworth Village Hall Julie Quy 243026O < Guides 6 - 7:30pm Memorial Hall Carol Warren (07508) 502534

O < Stilton United Colts KO 10am Stilton Playing Field

O < Parish Council 2nd Tuesday 7:30pm Parish Room Mrs Croll 229130O < Sewing Group 2:30 - 5pm Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229

O < Over 60's Club 2:00pm Church Meeting Room Sylvia Ward 242457

O < Holy Communion 1st & 3rd Sun 11:00am St Mary Magdalene Irene Goldsmith 244229O < Holy Communion 2nd & 4th Sun 8:00am St Mary Magdalene Stuart Reed 241114O < LinCup (Café style worship) 2nd Sun 11am St Mary Magdalene Irene Goldsmith 244229O < Elevenses with God 4th Sunday 11:00am St Mary Magdalene Stuart Reed 241114

O < Linking Hands (mums) 9am Church Meeting Room Irene Goldsmith 244229O < Crossover (Y6) 6 - 7pm in term time Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229O < Year 7 Drop-in 7 - 8pm in term time Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229

O < Take a Break (children & carers) 9am in term time Church Meeting Room Michelle Pratt 07906 114942O < Men's Prayer Breakfast 8am 2nd Saturday in month Church Meeting Room Derek Foot 242761

O < Holy Communion (soup lunch) 1st Wednesday 12:30-1:30 St Mary Magdalene Doug Maltman 242229O < Holy Communion 3rd Wednesday 7:30am St Mary Magdalene Doug Maltman 242229

O < Church Choir 2nd & 4th Thursday, 7:30pm Church Meeting Room Pat Maltman 242229O < Prayer Focus 8am St Mary Magdalene Stuart Reed 241114

O < Stilton Gardening Club 3rd Tues 7:30pm Church Meeting Room Olive Main 241206O < Pilates 9:30-10:30; 10:30-11:30am Memorial Hall Vicky Leschallas 01487 831644O O O < Stilton Indoor Bowls 2pm Mon, 7pm Thu, 7:30pm Fri Memorial Hall Peter Leaton 245851

O < Band 8 - 9:35pm Memorial Hall Brian Bowen 241310O < Judo 6 - 8pm Memorial Hall Simon Trowbridge 07894 552198

O < Yoga 6 - 7pm Memorial Hall Brian Appleyard 244642O < Stilton United FC 3:00pm kick-off Glen Woolner 07771 784643

O < Taoist Tai Chi 7:30pm Austin Hall, Main Street, YaxleyO < Folksworth Art Club 12:30-4:30pm Folksworth Village Hall Cherry Hadley 244258

O < Stilton Stumblers (walking group) Alternate Sundays 10:00am Meet at the Pump Shirley Gregory 246209

O < Mobile Library 3:10 - 4pm (4th Wed in month) Outside The TalbotO < Age Well Club 10 - 11:45am Yaxley Health Centre Linda Smith 240478

O < Carers' Group 1st Weds, 2 - 4 pm Yaxley Health Centre Linda Smith 240478O O < Sawtry Lunch Club 10:30am - 1:30pm CARESCO Lyn 01487 832105

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FRIENDS OF NORMAN CROSS

Visit to N.E.C. Birmingham‘Who do you think you are ?’

Friday 17 April

An exhibition of Family History,run by the Society of Genealogists

There will be free workshops, local and regional experts, a military history area,photograph dating, and Eric Knowles will date family treasures.

Cost about £27 per personCoach leaving Norman Cross at 8:30am returning by 6pm

To book, contact Olive Main (01733) 241206


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Keeping WellNews from the Wellside Clinic

(01487) 830340FRIENDS AND FAMILY TEST

As of 1st December 2014 all generalpractices have introduced the NHS Friendsand Family Test. This is a way of gatheringyour feedback so that we can continuallyreview our service. The test is based onone question: how likely are you torecommend our GP practice to friends andfamily if they needed similar care ortreatment? You also have the opportunityto tell us the main reason for selecting youranswer. All of our patients are welcome toanswer this question and you can do so asfrequently as you wish. Response cards areavailable in our waiting room and we wouldbe very grateful if you could take a momentto complete a response form next time youare in the practice. In addition, the abilityto complete the Friends and Family Testonline is now available via our website.

ONLINE REPEATPRESCRIPTION REQUESTS

Thank you to those patients who havealready registered to use our new onlinesystem for requesting repeat prescriptions.If you would like to use our new systemand have not already registered, pleasecollect a form from our Reception desk ordownload a copy from our website. Oncecomplete, you will need to hand your formin personally at Reception and provideidentification. Details regarding suitabletypes of identification are provided on thereverse of the registration form.BOOKING AN APPOINTMENT

As we try to meet increasing demand forappointments our reception staff may ask

you if you are able to provide someinformation as to the nature of your need.This is so we can direct you to the bestperson or resource to meet that need andmake best use of the increasingly limitedresources we have available.Best Regards,Mrs Claire Wright, Practice Manager

DONATIONS TOPETERBOROUGH

FOODBANKThank you for your continuing generosity.At the moment there is a particular needfor the following items:● tinned spaghetti● pasta sauce● sugar● tinned fruit● long-life milk

Donations can be made at Nisa, or in theChurch porch, which is open every:

Tuesday afternoon [2:30-5:00pm]Thursday morning [8:00 – 8:45am]Friday afternoon [2:00 – 4:00pm]During term-time activities onTuesday, Wednesday and Fridaymornings [9:00am – 10:30am]Thursday evening – Crossover[6:00 – 7:00pm]

…as well as at service times.


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Readers who fancy a change from foodshopping at Tesco or Nisa may welcomea new shuttle bus service operated for theCo-op at Oundle.Decker Bus will stop in Stilton everyThursday morning as follows:

09:45 Church Close bus stop09:47 Colbrook Garage09:50 Opposite Stilton Cheese09:52 Mill Road bus stop

Apparently it will even stop if you hail it,so don’t run to the bus stop!

The bus arrives in Oundle for 10:45 anddeparts at 12:15pm. Plenty of time forsome shopping at the Co-op or a browsearound the Thursday Farmers’ Market!

Even better, the service is FREE! If youhave any queries, call (01733) 351694.

Free Shopping Bus

Stilton Memorial HallRevised Charges from 1st April 2015

To book the Hall, please contact the Booking Clerk:Jade Smith 15 Woodward Close (01733) 735001

If leaving a message, please provide a LANDLINE PHONE NUMBER and youwill be contacted promptly. (It’s very expensive having to reply to lots of mobiles!)

If using email, please be sure to give us your CORRECT email addressand check your spam box if you don’t receive a prompt reply.

Hourly charge £6.50 / hour(minimum 2 hours)Children's party £40

Adult party/event £65Commercial £15 / hour(minimum 2 hours)

Improve Your Piano Skills and Enjoy Your Playing!Beginners welcome!

Margaret Parsons Tel: (01733) 243352


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Parish Meeting RoomThe Parish Room will be open from 10am to 11am immediately following ParishCouncil meetings, which are on the Wednesday following the second Tuesday in themonth. If you want to speak with the Clerk at any other time, please make anappointment. Planning applications can be viewed by appointment; telephone (01733)229130.

HIRING THE ROOMThe Meeting Room is available for hire between 9am and 10:30pm Monday to Saturday;Sunday hours by arrangement. A booking form and conditions of hire are availablefrom the Clerk to Stilton Parish Council.The Room seats up to 20 people, ideal for small clubs or committee meetings. It hasbroadband, a kitchen area and toilet suitable for use by disabled people. Users shouldnote that smoking is not permitted in any part of the building or in the surroundingcemetery.

FEES:All Day (9am - 6pm) £50Half Day (9am - 1pm or 2 - 6pm) £25

Evening (6:30 - 10:30pm) £25A deposit of £50 is required when booking.

Accessing Adult Social Care

Social care is provided to people who have been assessed as having substantial or criticalsupport needs with personal care, getting meals, managing medication and staying safe.

www.yourlifeyourchoice.org.uk

Social care is personal and practical support tohelp people live their lives by supporting themto maintain their independence and dignity andensuring they have choice and control over thesupport they receive. Many people don't thinkabout social care until they or someone theyknow need support, and then find they are unsureabout where to find information or how to accessthe services they need.

Adult social care customer services are theinitial point of contact for all social careenquiries. The trained staff know about theservices available and can offer advice on whoelse may be able to help. Call them on 0345045 5202. You can also find out more aboutadult social care in Cambridgeshire on thewebsite below.

If you think you may need help with mentalhealth issues you should contact your GP in thefirst instance.


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STILTON CHEESE ROLLING 2015

JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPSRULES:

1. Competitors must be between 8 and 13 years of age2. The age difference between team members

must not exceed 3 years3. Teams will be made up of 4 young people

and may be all boys, all girls, or mixed.4. All competitors MUST cover arms and legs;

suitable protective gloves must also be worn.5. The rules of Cheese Rolling apply6. The referee's decision is always final7. The competition will be limited to 8 teams,

on a “first come, first served” basis.8. There will be a prize for the best-dressed team

and a prize for the winning team.9. Parental permission for EACH team member

must accompany this entry form. (Use form overleaf)

ENTRY FORM

Team Name ......................................................................................Team Members: 1 .......................................................................... 2 .......................................................................... 3........................................................................... 4 ..........................................................................Contact Name: ...............................................................................Address: ............................................................................... ...............................................................................Tel No: ...............................................................................

Parentalpermission

All participants in Cheese Rolling do so at their own risk and Stilton CommunityAssociation accepts no liability for any accidental injury arising


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STILTON CHEESE ROLLING 2015Junior Participant Parental Consent Form

To be completed and returned for EVERY participant under the age of 16 years

I hereby give permission for ..........................................................................to take part in the Cheese-Rolling Championship on May 4th 2015

This form must be returned with the relevant Team Entry Form to:Olive Main, 8 Caldecote Rd, Stilton.

Teams will NOT be allowed to compete unless a consent form has beenreceived for EVERY member under the age of 16yrs (Senior OR Junior teams.)

Name: ....................................................Address: .................................................... .................................................... …………………………………

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STILTON CHEESE ROLLING 2015SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

RULES:1. Teams will consist of 4 members including the captain2. Teams will be all male or all female3. No one under the age of 14 yrs may be included in a team; participants under

the age of 16 yrs MUST provide a completed Parental Consent form4. Cheeses must be rolled by hand; no kicking, throwing or picking up

of the cheese is allowed and teams MUST keep to their allotted lanes.5. Each team member MUST roll the cheese at least once during the race.6. The first cheese to strike the end boards of the course wins.7. The referee’s decision is always final.8. Teams must report to the control tent by 11:00am

ENTRY FORM

Team Name: ......................................................................................Team Members: 1 ................................................................................... 2 ................................................................................... 3.................................................................................... 4 ...................................................................................Contact Name: .............................................................Address: ............................................................. .............................................................Tel No: .............................................................

Under-16permission?

All participants in Cheese Rolling do so at their own risk and Stilton CommunityAssociation accepts no liability for any accidental injury arising

Entry form and fee of £5 per team (payable to STILTON COMMUNITYASSOCIATION) to Race Controller: Mrs O Main, 8 Caldecote Rd, Stilton,Peterborough PE7 3RH Fees will be refunded to teams in fancy dress.


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