October / November 1999 |
Cambridge Central Library users will be pleased to learn that it will open on Sundays (10 am - 4 pm) for a six month trial. There is substantial public backing for this move. In addition weekday hours will be extended on a self service basis. Fully staffed service will remain in core hours with reduced manning during the extended hours. Just before I left for Australia, the Policy Committee on which I sit decided to stop for the present supplying foods containing GM ingredients, where the levels are sufficiently high to warrant this action. Over the next twelve months we hope to develop a system whereby there will be a choice for school pupils or Social Service clients to choose whether or not to eat GM or non-GM foods. Stagecoach Cambus services continue to occupy a lot of my time. Philip Eden, the Managing Director of Cambus, has written to me about the possibility of extending towards Burwell the service that currently starts at Swaffham Bulbeck and arrives in Cambridge at 9.30 am. He also acknowledges a request I passed on for a service on Sundays that would get worshippers to church in Newmarket from Burwell in time for morning service (especially RC's). Mr Eden has also agreed for a notice giving details of the bus stop change at Lode being posted on the side of the existing, now redundant brick bus shelter on the B1102. James Fitch |
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NOTICE FROM THE ENERGY CONSERVATION OFFICE EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE DISTRICTCOUNCIL FREE ENERGY ADVICE AND FREE LIGHTBULBS
The District Council has a free advice and information service for residents through which you can find out about grants for insulation and other improvements and obtain a Top Tips leaflet. They are particularly keen to help the elderly and others at home for much of the day. There is still a small stock of FREE energy-saving light bulbs for over 60s and for others on benefits. Contact the Home Energy Officer, Janet Reynolds, on 01353 665555 |
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