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pril brings the primrose sweet,Scatters daisies at our feet.

April really does usher in spring and foretell the summer. A month of sun and showers, it is often a great month for getting growing in the garden while in the field, the grass now has a real food value for young livestock such as lambs, kids and calves. Birds are nesting and if not already here, then swallows and other migrant birds are finding their way to our countryside. Hedges should not be trimmed now in case it disturbs nesting birds. It is an offence under the Wildlife and Countryside Act with a hefty fine to disturb nesting birds. The clocks have gone forward and the days continue to lengthen. There’s plenty to look at in the fields with the yellow of the oil seed rape making an appearance – for many this makes them sneeze and it is said that eating local honey at this time might help. It certainly won’t do any harm as honey is such a wonderful food. But it has to be from local bees so they have collected local pollen. The green spears of wheat and barley are now surging ahead and by May, some barley may have formed ears. In Fenland, potatoes are being sown with the distinctive potato ridges in the fields making a spectacular landscape. Towards Wisbech there is still some lovely apple blossom on show, reflecting that there are still fruit growers in our area and remembering how famous this area was for apple orchards. In and around March there are several public rights of way out into the countryside where, if they are public footpaths, you can walk, if bridleways you can ride a horse as well and if byways you can take a vehicle although please don’t do that if it is going to cause damage to the path. There is a circular walk called Woodman’s Way that really shows off the Fen countryside and there is a pdf for down load on the internet http://www.visitcambridge.org/dbimgs/WoodsmanWayLeaflet.pdf – or you can ask for a free copy from the One Stop Shop. For other rights of way, most of them are signposted with a green sign stating their classification or March Town Council and Wimblington Parish Council will have a list of them. Or you can contact the rights of way team at Cambridge Council for more details. Check out www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/environment/countrysideandrights/public/ for full details.

On the 3rd April come the cuckoo and the nightingale - so says the old proverb!In April the cuckoo shews its billIn May he sings both night and dayIn June he altereth his tuneIn July he prepares to flyIn August fly he must - old rhyme captured by Simon and Garfunkel in their song ‘April, come she will’

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◌ Editor Liz Wright◌ Design Vinny Clark Natasha Shiels◌ Operations Director Andrew Armstrong◌ Sales Director Claire Saberton◌ Accounts Wendy Chapman◌ Photographer Rob Morris www.photographybyrobmorris.com◌ Contributors Jennifer Lawler March Podiatry Eamonn Dorling Ken Wade Eileen Le Voi Andrew Smith Dack Pearson Solicitors Fraser Dawbarns LLP Solicitors Best Friends Vets Steve Barclay Trevor Beavis Anna Nieman

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Identifying that you are suffering from stress is the first step to managing the symptoms, which include headaches, palpitations, diarrhoea, constipation, loss of appetite, eating more, chest pains, sleep disturbances, high blood pressure, IBS, depression, recurrent infections, heart disease, strokes, cancer and angina. There are many more symptoms, too many to list here. Stress can also affect the vital organs of the body, causing serious illnesses.

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Life coaching is about you, your hopes, dreams and goals, helping you to take the small, necessary steps to reach those goals and helping you to build confidence in your abilities, overcome worries and to change whatever it is you want to change.

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It is possible to make changes. Perhaps you would like to change your career and go in a new direction, maybe start up your own business, to start leading a team instead of being a member, build up your confidence, overcome shyness or getting through a rough patch to see the possibilities on the other side. The opportunities are endless. You don’t have to have a clear idea of what you want to begin with because, through discussion, a pathway will become clear.

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March Chamber is developing a town web site to help shoppers in March find what they are looking for and remind them what is available. In tandem with that Chamber is looking to reward local shoppers with a Loyalty Token which offers extra value as a ‘thank you’ for staying local.

It is clear March people are passionate about their town and want to support it as much as possible. The Loyalty Token will provide shoppers with a variety of benefits• extra value• seasonal prize draws• special offers• save fuel• updates of money saving offers that may benefit them.• exclusive events

The Loyalty Token is aimed at being launched at the Summer Fair.

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Spring has finally arrived after a long, wet winter. Once the daffodils have faded do not cut them back for six weeks as cutting them back as soon as they have flowered will impair next year’s flowers. If the weather is fine, warm and the frosts have passed, now is the time to plant out summer bedding plants, there is a great selection available, all at great prices with multi-buys and all locally grown. In dry spells you will need to water your plants and a water butt is a great way of providing healthy water which plants like and saves you running up a big water bill. Most water butts are supplied as kits which includes the stand, tap, base and a kit to divert the water from the downpipe and into the butt. Weeds are now emerging. If you don’t want to use any chemicals the simplest and most effective method is to handpick or hoe off the weeds. Both methods will require regular work and it can be back breaking but very effective. Chemical controls like Roundup, Weedol and Pathclear are effective but require some thought before applying. Pathclear & Ground Clear have a residual weedkiller which in the case of Ground Clear, can stay in the soil, preventing

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Choisya. Choisya are evergreen shrubs with aromatic, palmately divided leaves and fragrant star-shaped white flowersSundance is a medium-sized evergreen shrub of rounded habit with glossy bright yellow, ternate leaves and small clusters of fragrant white flowers.A great low maintenance shrub, with its glossy bright green foliage it really stands out in a garden and the fragrant flowers will appear in early summer and again in Autumn if you are lucky. The leaves when crushed resemble the fragrance of basil.

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weeds for up to 6 months, which means they should not be used on areas which are to be cultivated or are already planted. Roundup and Weedol take effect very quickly, only hours in the right conditions and will break down upon contact with the soil which makes them perfect for using amongst plants which you want to keep in beds, borders or vegetable patches. Skylark can help you decide what’s right for you. Keep feeding the birds who now have their young to feed. Good hygiene is vital so clean out feeders regularly to ensure infectious diseases are not spread. Try to avoid using peanuts, fat and bread at this time, since these can be harmful if adult birds feed them to their nestlings. Only put out peanuts in suitable mesh feeders that will not allow sizeable pieces of peanuts to be removed. Skylark stock a popular and safe bird mix, good value at £9.99 for twenty kilos

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Sabel is an established Bathroom and Kitchen fitting company with professional tradesman. We strive to please our customers not only through our quality work but also our politeness and compassion to our customers during what can be, to some, a great upheaval. We believe it is very important - we remember it's your home and we like to make sure that you are happy with our progress and quality of work. It is also important to us to know if you are unhappy or unsure about any element of the installation and wish for it to be changed, and we will of course do so if possible. We source the best products at the best prices to keep the end costings to an affordable budget for our customers but we will not scrimp on quality. We give free advice, planning and quotations that we believe can not be beaten. Sabel also offers a wide range of services including plumbing,

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Bring on the ales....At any one time there are always five real ales and six ciders on tap. Woodfordes Wherry is normally one of these but they change with Guest beers on offer. There is also a choice of bottle conditioned beer. The Ciders that were on when I visited included Old Rosie, Wild Wood,, Cheddar Vale and Rosies Pig. And they know how to look after these beers and ciders for a really good tasting drink. These are not your average beers and ciders but carefully crafted and then kept well and served in optimum condition for real taste experience. April sees the start of some very modern

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finger food to go with these lovely ales in the form of an English tapas menu which will be available on Friday evenings.

Beer FestivalThe Ship celebrates its fourth anniversary on the 4th April with the current landlords by holding a beer festival weekend with 15 carefully selected real ales, 7 ciders and 10 bottled craft beers. You'd have to go miles to find some of them and here they are in March for your delight. Appropriate music will accompany the festival on Friday and Sunday evening.

Breakfast aboard the ShipOn Wednesdays to Sundays the Ship serves a locally

sourced breakfast, most of it being supplied from within walking distance of the pub itself. Competitively priced, £4.25 buys you a three sausage breakfast while if you are up to eating a large breakfast, £6.25 is a four sausage and two egg breakfast with all the other usual breakfast items. What can be nicer than overlooking the river in pub full of atmosphere eating locally sourced food? It's a real experience. So now my voyage on the Ship is at an end but I shall be back especially for the beer festival. It's nice to step into a proper olde worlde pub that is for real but with all the modern amenities and a very modern twist of food with the tapas. It's a Ship that is firmly sailing in established waters but with a weather eye to the future. Ahoy there – I'm glad I have found you. Li

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A dazzling array of sausages greets the customer as they enter March Quality Meats in the middle of March more or less opposite the Market Place. Dave Lyons owner of MQM has become something of a sausage expert. “It all started, “ he explained, “when a staff member went to London and noticed some Marmite sausages. She thought they were delicious and so I thought why don't we offer them?” The Marmite sausages proved extremely popular and the enthusiasm for all things sausage was born. Now the range has extended to include pork and leek, pork bacon and beans, all of which I personally tasted. But there are many others including the ever popular Lincolnshire sausage and Black Pudding and Marmalade. I also spotted Italian herbs, Mexican chilli, cracked black pepper, aromatic Thai and piri piri. There are the slightly more conventional Cambs Gold and Lincs Jumbo,. Others are in the pipeline. How do they choose the ingredients? “Staff and customers usually suggest ideas for new sausages and then we try them and if we like them then they reach our customers”. All the sausages are made specially for MQM within Fenland. Toby one of MQM's butchers admitted that he “loved trying new ones” while a passing customer pronounced them “delicious – and its wonderful you can get such a range in March”. *MQM hold a five star food hygiene rating.

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1. Brown bacon and sausages together in frying pan.2. Then arrange apples, tomatoes and peppers, celery and/or onion (remember to discard seeds from the pepper) on top of sausages and bacon. 3. Add stock to about halfway up the sausages and cook at around 180C for about 40 minutes. 4. Check that there is sufficient stock – you don't want the mixture to burn but the vegetables should also provide some liquid depending on what you choose.

As with most recipes you can vary to taste and to the season. Mushrooms could be used and for a more substantial winter casserole, cubed potatoes, chopped carrots and parsnips. If you want a thicker stock, use a teaspoon of cornflower. You could also top with cheese or add pastry to make a pie.


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Moving /Buying a Home?Conveyancing involves legally transferring home ownership from the seller to the buyer. It starts when you make or accept an offer on a house and ends when you either receive or hand over the keys. The Law Society has introduced a Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS) and it is in everyone’s best interest to find a reputable solicitor who has no conflict of interest with any other party and is also a member of this Scheme.

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Charity needs Fenland VolunteersCare Network Cambridgeshire is a local charity which provides the Help at Home service. Help at Home offers short term emotional and practical help, to people who are recovering after a hospital stay, unwell at home, or who need some practical assistance to help them remain independent at home.

Hilary Johnys, Manager said ‘Our volunteers visit people in their homes and provide practical help with tasks like checking someone is ok, shopping and collecting prescriptions. Visits can be one-off or several over 3 weeks, so volunteers are not overcommitted but will know they have been of help to someone in need. Visits can be undertaken in the spare time volunteers have available during the day, evenings or weekends, they just tell Help at Home when they are free. Volunteers are police checked, trained and paid expenses.

Gill has been a volunteer for over 16 years. She said, ‘Yes I have been doing it for a long time, and have so enjoyed it. Mainly one’s clients are older people, often rather apprehensive, especially if they have been in hospital for a few weeks. To be able to visit them, perhaps do shopping, collect prescriptions, but mostly just talk to them and impart confidence in their own ability, is very rewarding.’

The service is very busy and needs volunteers in Fenland please contact us if you can spare some time to help others in the community. If you would like to find out about volunteering for Help at Home please contact us on 01354 694413.


Following on from my recent visit to the March Marlins Swimming Club I met in Parliament with David Sparkes, Chief Executive of British Swimming. This is part of my campaign to address the unfair funding allocations for our local sports clubs. David has kindly agreed to visit Fenland for a meeting with representatives of the March Marlins Swimming club, Fenland District Council and relevant health funding bodies to look at how we can better access funding in support of swimming – such as where there is a health benefit for disabled people or those with specific health conditions not currently participating. Transport remains a key priority for economic growth and prosperity across the district. In Parliament I have arranged a ‘summit’ this month with the Transport Minister, LEP, Network Rail, County Council and rail industry experts to ensure our bid for funding to improve rail services leaves no stone unturned.

I am pleased to see that proposals to demolish the Ogden’s indoor market site on Acre Road have been put to Fenland Council. With my campaign to combat derelict buildings in our area making progress it is good to see that the building’s owner has recognised the need to address eyesore property. Following the devastating scenes of flooded homes in the Somerset Levels and elsewhere, I have invited organisations including the Environment Agency, the Middle Level Commission and the

NFU to attend a Flooding Round Table meeting to review water management in the Fens. The meeting will bring together representatives from these key agencies with the local district authority and other decision makers and is scheduled to take place on 21st March at South Fens Business Centre. Despite the problems elsewhere, the Fens have coped well in recent months with the high levels of rain and risk of flooding. Thanks go to all those working locally to manage the risk of flooding in our area. I recently wrote to the Chancellor calling for VAT relief to be granted to volunteer rescue services like Cambridgeshire Search and Rescue (CAMSAR). All the money needed to run the team is donated by the public. It is staffed entirely by volunteers who often give up their own holidays to help. Yet at present of the £40,000 running cost a significant proportion goes to the government as they need to pay VAT. I am therefore asking the Chancellor to waive VAT on purchases by these groups. If any residents would like to make a donation to CAMSAR please visit their website at www.camsar.org

I am pleased to be supporting the “Bully Banks” campaign group and recently met with local businessman Peter Grice in Parliament to support the campaign to help those affected by bank mis-selling. The Bully Banks campaign group has over 1,700 small businesses throughout the UK, and their complaint is currently under investigation by the Financial Conduct Authority.

To find out more about my work in Parliament and campaigns locally, or to let me know your views, please visit my website at www.stevebarclay.net. Alternatively you can follow me on twitter at @stevebarclaymp or like me on facebook at www.facebook.com/stevebarclaymp.

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Amazingly rabbits still have most of their natu-ral instincts, making it really important that we understand and consider their natural habitat and behaviour so we can make sure that they’re as happy as they would be in the wild. It’s a common misconception that rabbits are very easy to look after and all they need to do is to be popped into a hutch, then feed and cleaned when needed. Nowadays, we have a far greater understanding of rabbits and there are a few things we need to recognise in order to keep them happy and rabbits expressing aggressive behav-iour toward you and/or other pets, often indicates they are in distress and suffering emotionally. How to Keep Your Rabbit StimulatedIn the wild, rabbits have plenty to keep them oc-cupied, from foraging to reproduction to territorial defense. Captive rabbits, on the other hand, often lack stimulation, which can lead to behavioural problems and poor health. Much like humans, they need to be kept physically and mentally active. You can replicate a rabbit’s natural environment by providing some of the below:- Tunnels- Twigs (which can be hung in their runs) & other suitable toys- Planter filled with potting compost for digging- Large tubes and platforms for climbing- Places to hide such as cardboard boxes- Games, such as food items in brown paper, which they have to unwrap Digging is an innate and favourite pastime of rabbits, both domestic and wild. By providing digging substitutes, such as a sand or earth pit, your pet rabbits will be able to dig away without

damaging your garden or escaping. Being active also reduces the risk of rabbits becoming overweight and even obese, as well as providing the physical and mental stimulation they need. Keeping within Your Rabbits Comfort ZoneJust like humans, rabbits become bored if their en-vironments remain the same, so consider an occa-sional change of scenery. However, be careful as too much change can have adverse effects. A wild rabbit’s survival depends on an intimate knowl-edge of its surroundings in order to escape from predators, so structural changes to a pet rabbit’s “warren” should be kept subtle, such as changing their toys and regularly providing new ones. It’s incredibly beneficial for rabbits to start inter-acting with people, other rabbits and also other pets such as cats and dogs from an early age so they become part of everyday life and not stressful encounters. Familiarity with other species will help them develop into friendly and confident adults. Exposing them to normal everyday sights and sounds is also important, so they remain relaxed and happy in their environments as they mature.Happy Hoppers ClubPlease ask a member of staff about Supreme Pet Foods Happy Hoppers Club, we’d be happy to sign you up for free. Your rabbit/s will then receive a welcome gift, and you’ll get money off vouch-ers through their life, a regular e-newsletter with competitions, tips and much more. As always we hope readers find this article help-ful and interesting and should you have any ques-tions or concerns about your pet please contact your Vets for assistance.

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A monthly feature that focuses on current financial issues. Many local Banks and Building Societies have lost their ‘in house’ adviser and few are independent. Eamonn is a fully qualified local Independent Financial Adviser.

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Selecting the right Care Package Caring for an elderly or frail individual can be challenging. As the responsible person you want what is best for the individual – but accessing that help, having it delivered in the right way, in the right place and within budget can be a tricky affair. A good starting point would be to obtain Power of Attorney so that you can act for the individual for either or both areas of concern – their wellbeing and their financial affairs. It is important that any such arrangements are put on a proper legal footing, firstly in case things go wrong but just as importantly, data protection legislation can easily get in the way of well intentioned help. For example – it would be quite wrong of a bank or building society to discuss an individual’s financial affairs with anyone that was not legally entitled to ask for it, and the medical profession could not discuss medication, treatment or a prognosis with someone who has no right to the information. In my work as a later life adviser, much of the problem is not finding the services required, it is the paying for them. Some clients are ‘Asset Rich – Cash Poor’. This simply means that their income is not enough to afford the higher level of expenditure associated with long term care. However, sometimes they have a property that could yield funds – they just need a key with which to unlock it! Some solutions might involve Equity Release, sometimes a Care Home annuity might form part of a package. On other occasions my advice on claiming benefits, accessing specialist services and investment options is required. As a member of the Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA) I am fully qualified to advise in all these areas – the initial meeting is at my expense, if further work is required the associated costs will be fully explained before work commences.

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The idea being, the home owner puts their home in trust, so that it is not included in a financial assessment by the local authority. To enter into such an arrangement, without qualified advice, could be very expensive. The local authorities can ‘undo’ such arrangements if they believe it to be set up as a Deprivation of Assets. In other words, if the local authority believes the action was taken purely to ensure that care costs are borne by the local authority, they can quash the arrangement, so the fee paid is a waste of money.

To be clear, there are circumstances where such an arrangement is both appropriate and helpful, but you should only deal with advisers that are qualified to provide advice such as an Independent Financial Adviser. It is also a good

idea to speak with an Independent Financial Adviser that is a member of the Society of Later Life Advisers (SOLLA), who have specific qualifications in supporting individuals in later life.

Another aspect to bear in mind is that, if the local authority does end up paying for care, they also choose where the care is to be delivered. On the other hand, a Self-Funder can choose their preferred location (there is an old maxim; He who pays the piper, calls the tune).

If you or someone who know is affected by this, get some professional advice, as a decision now could make a considerable difference in the quality of care that is actually delivered.

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There are a number of schemes designed to protect the value of your assets, when Long Term Care needs arise. One such scheme is called a Family Trust;

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In partnership with Ely Foodbank, who come under the Trussell Trust, a Foodbank has been opened in March. The Foodbank currently distributes food to local people in crisis on Tuesdays (1-2.30pm) from Powerhouse Church. Clients need to obtain a voucher before collecting food. People can donate food at collection points in Sainsbury and Iceland stores. Anyone interested in volunteering to help with Foodbank in any way. please contact Barbara Taylor at [email protected]

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GALORE EXTENSIONFossils Galore is proud to announce that Nigel Marven, star of Prehistoric Park and BBC Walking with Dinosaurs specials including Sea Monsters Prehistoric Predators of the Deep and also presenter of Micro Safari Journey to the Bugs, Penguin Safari and Untamed China, who has been described as a time travelling zoologist, will be opening the extension to the Fossils Galore centre on Saturday 12 April 2014. Nigel is renowned for bringing to life in vivid detail creatures who lived and died millions of years ago and will be spending the day at the Fossils Galore centre and learning about its many exciting fossil finds. Come on down to the Fossils Galore centre on 12 April and meet Nigel, learn about dinosaurs on your doorstep, the sea monsters that once roamed shallow tropical seas which covered this area and Cambridgeshire’s volcanic past. It promises to be a great family fun day out with fossil and gem hunting sandpits, geode breaking, panning for gold, dinosaur hunting, face painting, craft stalls and demonstrations. Browse in our well stocked shop for anything from fossils to dinosaur books and toys and enjoy a refreshing drink and snack in our new tearoom. So come on down to the Fossils Galore centre, 60 High Street, March, PE15 9LD on 12 April. We will be open from 10 am to 5 pm. For more information contact Jamie Jordan, owner of Fossils Galore on 01354 278089 or by email at [email protected].


URGENT REQUEST TO PREVENT CRIME - Advice fromMarch Police

Those who have elderly relatives or friends of elderly people please speak to them today so they are aware of this crime which is happening now in your areas. Already we have victims reported in our area. We are visiting all local banks and building societies today to advise their staff in person. The attached is the force wide message regarding the scam. "We would like to warn residents of a scam in which a fraudster pretends to be a police officer. Officers believe the fraudsters target elderly people and call on landlines late at night or very early in the morning when the victim is in bed.The caller claims to be an officer and tells the victim that bank staff are replacing real money

Home-Start East Cambs & South Fenland: Support in your home when you need it

If life sometimes feels disjointed, you have no support network, bereavement, no-one to turn to, emotional strain of a new born, relationship breakdown; feeling isolated or just need an impartial and non-judgemental person to talk to? This list is not exhaustive of the issues we support with.

We have volunteers throughout the county who are willing and able to come to your home for up to 3 hours per week for a period of, up to, 6 months, to support you to build better lives for you and your family.

Home-Start has grown from one scheme in 1973 to hundreds of local Home-Starts now. Home-Start helps hundreds of families nationwide each year. All our volunteers, who have parenting experience, help families with all sorts of problems from the commonplace to the overwhelming.

Each volunteer is matched to the family for personalities and needs identified, from simply being listened to, to other circumstances such as accessing the local community, keeping appointments or implementing boundaries and routine with your children.

To be able to access Home-Start support you need to have at least one child under the age of 5 years and be living in the East Cambs & South Fenland area. (This includes March). Home-Start is optional, so once you feel all your needs have been met, you can terminate the support. Support last for 26 visits or 6 months, whichever comes sooner, however if other support needs are identified this timeframe may be extended.

Home-Start also delivers a course to parents who have children with, or are in the investigation process of having a child with, additional needs; this is a 6 week group session workshop that offers emotional support, peer support, support for dealing with professionals and support with having a child with additional needs, including what other organisations are available for you to use.Please contact your local Home-Start for when the course will be coming to an area near you and to enrol yourself upon the course.

If you would like to call to discuss if Home-Start is for you, then please call the office on 01353 663158.

for fake notes. The phoney officer asks the victim to go to the bank, withdraw money and an officer will come round to collect the money. My key message is that banks will never ask you to withdraw money and you should never withdraw money for someone you do not know. You should never give any bank cards or money to anyone at your door, even if they say they are from your bank. The incidents are being investigated by Action Fraud, the national fraud and internet crime reporting centre." To report an incident of fraud, call Action Fraud on 0300 1232040.


Packed with exhibitors, plus workshops and demonstrations, the fair boasts the largest collection of specialist suppliers for Lacemaking, Quilting, Beading, Tatting, Embroidery, Knitting, Gold work, Crochet and most other Needlecrafts assembled in one place providing you with the widest product selection a craftsperson could want. Makit lace is a specialist provider of threads, accessories and books to the Lacemaking, Quilting and Needlecraft communities nationally and internationally. As lacemakers, the company has developed a range of threads which is

possibly the widest in the UK. The company is organising the Makit LQ&N 2014 fair at the East of England Showground in Peterborough on May 11th to promote a mixture of crafts and make products available which are not often available on the High Street. Owner Steve Stephenson explains that there is a crossover in the needlework and quilting business and although threads are available on the High Street, the selection is relatively poor. Lacemakers tend to buy their products from specialist providers and will welcome the chance

Needlecraft and lacemaking Fair

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to look at exhibits from over 50 national and regional suppliers, all under one roof. Makit Lace and Craft Supplies was formed in the nineties and combines owner Scilla Stephenson’s knowledge of fashion, design and lacemaking with husband Steve’s experience of textile production and conversion. Scilla is an avid lacemaker and they saw a gap in the market after she dragged Steve to a fair at the NEC to get some supplies.They took the opportunity to create a business supplying textile related craft markets and have established a strong relationship with their customers, many of whom have supported them since they started. The company organise two textile related craft supplies Fairs where specialist suppliers provide visitors with a wide product selection plus the opportunity to view product exhibitions, demonstrations and participate in craft “taster” sessions. The fair at the East of England Showground is at The Atrium, Peterborough Arena from 10am to 4.30pm. The entrance fee is £4 at the door, or £3 in advance, and there is free parking. The show will include a display of quilts from the Makit LQN 2014 Quilt Competition and a display of Modern Lace entitled ‘Big, Bold and Beautiful’ by Mrs Jacqui Barber. New Horizons Textile Group have an exhibit entitled ‘Now we are twenty’ to celebrate their 20th anniversary, illustrating the diversity of styles, techniques and talents of this award winning textile group. Visitors can also try their hand at tatting, patchwork and lacemaking, for free.

Do you practice a textile craft? If you do, the Makit 2014 LQ&N Fair is an event you should not miss.


The “makit” LQ&N 2014 FairLacemaking | Quilting | Needlecraft

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Sunday 11th May 2014 at the Atrium, Peterborough Arena,

The East of England Showground, Peterborough PE2 6XE10.00am – 4.30pm

Over 50 national & regional suppliers dedicated to Quilting & Patchwork, Lacemaking. Embroidery, Beading, Tatting.

Crochet, Knitting & Needlecraft at one location for one day.

Entrance Fee:Adults £4.00 at the door | Under 14’s Free

Discounts for advance tickets

Presentation of the Makit LQ&N 2014 competition prizes at 3.00pm

Free Parking Easy Access Disabled Access Refreshments available all day

Tel: 01354 65 44 44 | Email: [email protected] | www.make-lace-with-us.com


pril and the beginning of Spring includes Easter and St George’s Day. Sybil Marshall’s parents’ recollections in Ramsey were of looking forward to Good Friday and of Sports and races on Easter Monday. Money was distributed to ‘widows and old maids’ and loaves of bread given at church. (1) Skipping took place at Easter in various Cambridgeshire villages, especially on Good Friday. On Easter Sunday local people wore new clothes to celebrate the day and to ensure good fortune for the future year. St George’s Day April 23rd has been celebrated with a fair in March since 2009, this year on April 27th Although not a Fenlander, St George, in his white tunic with a red cross, features in traditional Fenland mummers’ plays, performed around Christmas and Plough Monday, as the hero whose opponent is often the Turkish Knight. Before 1752 the New Year began on Lady Day, March 25th one of the quarter days when rents were due. The change-over lost 11 days so the following year taxes became due on April 6th and have remained on that date! New churchwardens to be responsible for March town’s money were chosen each year at the beginning of April and in April 1558 in the reign of Queen Mary and Philip of Spain the chosen were Robert Coward saddler and Edmund Conneye. (2) April brought rain and flooding: on April 6th 1680 inhabitants of March, Doddington, Wimblington and Chatteris complained their land was badly

flooded by several streams whose water was too much for the River Nene to carry off. They asked for some outfalls to carry the water from the river. A year later inhabitants of March said that since their petition, Popham’s Eau had been scoured but not enough to carry off the water. They asked for Elm Leam from the River Nene to Wisbech to be scoured. In April 1686 they asked that the River Nene be made deeper and for Popham’s Eau to be scoured as the River Nene was overgrown and damaging their lands because it was full of water from the engine drainage of several fens around March. (3) March Turnpike Road was opened in 1730 and on April 6th 1732 March Turnpike Trustees complained that both the turnpike and the banks of the 20 Foot and Old Bedford River were being damaged by drovers allowed to drive oxen and sheep along the banks. By using the banks, they avoided paying the road tolls. (4)

1. Marshall Sybil,1967, Fenland Chronicle: recollections of William Henry and Kate Mary Edwards, collected and edited by their daughter, Cambridge University Press , p. 204.2. March Churchwarden’s Accounts, 1540 Transcription p.51, March Museum.3. S/B/SP/124; S/B/SP/129; S/B/SP/171, Cambridgeshire Archives, Shire Hall Cambridge4. S/B/SP/365 , Cambridgeshire Archives, Shire Hall Cambridge

Pictured above: The March Mummers and supporters outside the Acre in December 2013

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3rd Cambridgeshire Self-Sufficiency GroupForaging for Edible Plants King Edward Community Centre, Chatteris

4th Intimately Eva and Lesley Curtis. A truly unique show which brings the inspirational music of Eva Cassidy to the Stage. March Town Hall, doors open 7.30pm, show starts at 8pm. Tickets £10 (£8) available from Panini’s Coffee Shop or on the door. Click here call 01354 652769

5th - 21st Easter Holiday Fun. Easter Holiday Fun (10am to 4pm) at Skylark Maize Maze and Funward, the largest Maize Maze in East Anglia, covering 12 acres of twists and turns designed to bamboozle even the most determined of pathfinders. For more information call 01354 741 212.

6th Estover Park Youth FC Race Night - Saturday 5th April 7.30 pm - Parkfield Sports and Social Club, Wimblington

6th Fossil Hunting with Fossils Galore at Kings Dyke. Join Fossils Galore on their Fossil Hunting Trip at Fossils Galore something has survived, waiting for you to discover! Please call 01354 278 089 for more info.

7th Adult Support Drop Ins - March Library, City Road, March, PE15 9LT

7th April (10am-1pm) – activity: Creative Arts for Easter Telephone: 01480 377616 or Leigh Hornsby on 01480 373220

9th Art Jam @ March Town Hall. For young people aged 10-19 who love being creative. Come along and do your own project, share skills and meet new people, between 10am - 3pm. Run by 20Twenty Productions for more information call 01354 652769

11th March Museum Talks Brian Holmes Kings Lynn to Hunstanton Railway 1863 – 1969 St Peter’s Church Hall £3.00 non members including refreshments.

14th March Therapeutic Art Group Visit to Ramsey Rural Museum. Contact Lesley on [email protected] 07961 546201

15th Easter Family Disco in aid of SWAN (Syndrome without a name). Club Q High Street 2.30-5.00pm March details from Tanya 07834364487

16th MemorySnap! Come and meet a team of photographers and have your picture taken with your dog, children, family or friends, between 11am - 3pm. For £8 you will receive a 6 x 8 print and a disk with a

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minimum of 10 photographs. All photographers are young people trained in photography. Run by 20Twenty Productions for more info call 01354 652769

17th Chatteris Craft and Lace “Beaded Bag”Chatteris Craft and Lace Group meeting at 7pm at the King Edward Centre, Chatteris. For more information call Jenny Furlong on 01354 692 801

19th Easter Open Day. Join Fossils Galore on Easter Saturday to discover that something that has survived, waiting for you to discover it! Please call 01354 278 089.

21st Wetland Safari EventExplore the diversity of wildlife at Welney Wetland Centre Safari events, become an adventurer with a host of activities. Please call 01353 860711

25th Nancy the Waterman. Fables, Tales & Folklore Malcolm Busby presents Nancy the Waterman, a tale of sex, violence and cross-dressing in Victorian Cambridge.... From 7.30pm at March Museum, advance booking advisable £3 per ticket are available from Johnson’s Hardware, Dartford Road March or email [email protected]

26th & 27th In the Mix. In the Mix is an unmissable art show. Artists include; John Abbott, Richard Savage, Marian Savill and Nick Grant. Exhibition open 10am - 4pm each day. Call 01354 652 769 for info.

26th Music for Memories. Live Music Events in Aid of The Alzheimer’s Society, a great night to be had by all at Club Q, March. Tickets £5. Please call 07834 157747.

27th St Georges FayreSince the spring of 2009 the town of March has played host to a major one day St George’s Fayre event with the town centre streets closed to all through traffic and a huge number of stall holders, who share street space with a variety of free of charge musical & other live entertainments, a funfair, arts & crafts shows and much, much more. Please call 01354 654321 for more info.

27th St Georges Festival. Join Fossils Galore to discover something that has survived, waiting for you to discover it! Please call 01354 278 089 for more info.

29th Italia in Piazza - The Real Italian Food MarketVisit March market place on the 29th to experience some real Italian food. Please call 01354 654321 for more info.

2nd April March Neighbourhood Plan. Councillor Jan French and other councillors will tell us about the March Neighbourhood Plan and the public survey.

|Event diary: April 2014


Every Monday • FenLenz - Photography Group meet at Georges the last Monday of every month at 7pm. A friendly group of people interested in photography, everybody is welcome.Second Monday• 10.30 – 12 noon - Therapeutic Art Group, Express Yourself. The Town Hall, March. Lesley Cuthbert 07540 703645 Holly Trundle 01354 610592. Everyone welcome – complete beginners upwards!Every Tuesday • Westwood Junior School Zumba 7pm Pay as you goEvery Wednesday • Rugby Training 7pm at March Rugby Club – Training is free• March Dog Training Club at March FE Centre• Outdoor lawn bowls club (behind BRAZA club Elm road next to the station). Every Wednesday between 1pm - 4pm all welcome. Contact Lee 01354 659296 or Pat 01354 652952.Every Thursday • 19.45-20.30 Armegeddon Circuit Training £6.00 payg or pre -booking on line • March Town Hockey Club 19.30 -20.30 at Neale Wade all levels welcome 13 plus age.Every Friday • Ballroom Dancing for Improvers 19:30-20:30.and Ballroom Dancing for Beginners 20:30-21:30. Both at - The Allgood School of Dancing Doddington Village Hall, Benwick Road, Doddington, PE15 0TG3rd Monday of the month • Now 4 Knitting 14.00 Free March Library 0345 045 52252nd Tuesday of the month • Woman's Section of the Royal British Legion meet at the March RBL Club at 7.30pm3rd Wednesday of the month • Folk Night March RBLFirst Saturday of the month• 10am- 12 noon Over 18s Carry out manual work in Gault Wood such as tree trimming, hedge cutting.

Regular Events

Commumity Courses in March at March FE – call for a full list or phone 01354 653148

New fitness classes

March Rainbow Savers (a new credit union) will be open at the Fenland@yourservice shop, Broad Street, each Wednesday, 10am - 2pm. For more info call Ross McGivern on 01354 654321 or email [email protected]

Monday 7pm Fitness Bootcamp Westwood school.6 week course and pay as you go. Monday 8pm Toning class Westwood school. 2 week course and pay as you go. Thursday 7pm Pilates Neale wade school. Friday 7pm Fitness Bootcamp Neale wade school. 6 week course and pay as you go.Contact 07793942893 [email protected] and website www.finessept.co.uk

March Youth Club 10 to 14 Year olds Every Wednesday 6.30pm to 8.00pmTrinity Hall, High Road, March (down the side of the Trinity Church). Contact: Debbie Hamilton - Young Peoples worker on 07500100463 or 01354 750355

In 1993 I compiled and directed a show called “Meet Me in the Park” with MADAOS. This was set in “City Park” and recreated a day in the life of a park through songs from musical shows and films. There were no leading roles – everyone who did not have a solo or duet to sing performed in a small group at some point in the show. “Meet Me in the Park” proved very popular with audiences and received good critical reviews in the local press. When MADAOS were looking for a show to perform this Easter I suggested “Meet Me in the Park”, as I thought it would be easy to resurrect something we had done before. I was very pleased when asked to direct the show again, but have learned since starting rehearsals that it is not as easy as just repeating what was done all those years ago! A different cast means different abilities and different voice ranges which has changed the show in many ways. This has had the effect of revitalising the material so that it isn’t just a replay of the old show, but has a new freshness and energy. There are, however, still comedy numbers such as “It’s Never Too Late to Fall in Love” and “Too Darn Hot”, beautiful love songs like “True Love” and “Getting to Know You” and the lively company numbers “Flash, Bang Wallop” and “Once a Year Day”. Three people who were in the 1993 production, plus our then wardrobe mistress and programme designer, appear again in this year’s cast, which I feel confirms the show’s enduring appeal. We have evening performances on Wednesday 9th,Thursday 10th and Friday 11th of April, with a matinee on Saturday 12th April. Rehearsals are going very well and I am confident we will give our audiences a great show, where the cast’s enthusiasm and talent will ensure that everyone leaves humming at least one of the songs!

All tickets cost £7.00 No concessions. Our Box Office will be open at ‘Collingwoods’, Darthill Road, March, 9.30am - 5.00pm (4pm Saturdays, Closed Sundays) fromSaturday 22nd March 2014Telephone: 07523 553 504 Email: [email protected] Bookings: www.madaos.org

By Barbara Pepp

Photo: Back row from left to right, Tina Elener, Francis

Pepper, Barbara Pepper and front row

from left to right Miriam Moate, Olga Mitcham.


espite being present in the town since 1968, March Bears RUFC is still finding it hard to make people aware of its presence. “Some people don’t realise there’s a team here and I think it’s to do with some people’s perception of rugby which is different to what it actually is,” said Bears President Barry Feetham. “Rugby is about camaraderie and respecting the officials and your opponents,” he added. Feetham, who has been associated with March Bears for over 30 years, described the effort the club is making to spread the word and the progress being made, “A lot of interest is through word of mouth, it’s hard because in this area it’s more football than anything else but even they’re struggling. “We have made a real effort to push rugby and we are slowly beginning to see the rewards with players in the senior side. “The age of the team has dropped as we’ve taken a few people who have stopped playing football and joined us, but we could do with more players as sometimes we struggle to put a side out and some weeks have only 13 or 14 players.“It’s difficult to organise and get everyone together as they have other commitments.” He further expanded on the difficulties of running a sports club at grass roots level, “We’re a small club and are finding things hard at the moment. “The most difficult thing is cash flow we’re living from month to month, but the league (The Greene King Country Clubs Competition) is

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changing next year and that will mean we can play more games and bring more cash in. “The objective is to set up a team for juniors, but that won’t happen until the finances line up and right now we can’t justify the cost of doing that.” Being president of March Bears requires a commitment of time “too much” time according to Feetham, as he is responsible for doing the ground work, looking after the pitch, minding the bar and any other odd jobs that come up, but he enjoys the relationship he has with the club. “It’s a long term affair”, he said. “I enjoy the camaraderie and the respect that the players have got for each other and the fact that you get to travel to different places and sometimes you get recognised by someone you used to play with. “I like being involved and seeing other people enjoying themselves, it’s what rugby is all about it’s like a big family.” If you’re interested joining March Bears, Feetham made it clear that everyone is welcome, “We train at 6.45pm on a Wednesday, and if you are thinking of getting involved come down to the club and join in the training sessions and if you want to play you’re welcome,” he said. And when asked to sum up March Bears in three words Feetham opted for “Enjoyment, hospitality and friendship.”

To find out more about March Bears visit http://www.marchrufc.org.uk/ or call 01354 656937

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