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I N S I D E T H I S
I S S U E :
Festival
Programme
2
Festival
Programme cont.
3
What’s On? 4
News from the
Churches
6
News from
Chesterton
7
Festival Venues 8
Chesterton News
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FESTIVAL EDITION
Chesterton Festival 2016 will take place from Saturday 18 to Sunday 26 June at venues all over Chesterton.
See pages 2, 3 and 8 for details.
We are delighted to bring you this edition of the Chesterton News celebrating the upcoming Chesterton Festival now in its 9th year. Thousands of people have attended this event which is enjoyed and appreciated by the entire Chesterton Community and beyond.
To maintain the Festival’s success and to keep the Community Fun Day and Brown’s Field attractions free of charge we need further financial support. Your donation or sponsorship could really make a difference now, and for festivals in the future.
Payments large or small can be sent to our Treasurer at 119 High Street, Chesterton, Cambridge CB4 1NL or paid directly into our account at the Co-op bank sort code 08-92-99 Account No.65444371. Please use your name as a reference.
If you would like your donation publicly acknowledged on promotional materials please email details to Rachel on [email protected]
The Festival Steering Committee
Would you like to advertise in
the next edition of
Chesterton News?
Contact Sue Richards on
353296 or [email protected]
for more info.
Open House at Chesterton Festival
Open House is a creative collaboration between Kettle’s Yard and communities in North Cambridge. Isabella Martin is the Open House Artist in Residence,
working across North Cambridge throughout 2016.
Isabella will be collecting stories from people across the north of the city to find out about our area as well as researching Kettle’s Yard. She will create playful outdoor artworks using a diverse range of materials in collaboration with people that respond to our relationship with our local landscape.
Isabella and the Open House team from Kettle’s Yard will be at the Chesterton Festival on Saturday 18 June on Pye’s Rec and Friday 24 June at Brown’s Field running free creative activities and exploring map making. Please come and join us and share your stories of where you live.
P A G E 2
C H E S T E R T O N N E W S
Festival Programme
Saturday 18 June, 1-5pm Vintage Tea Room by food4food café St Andrew’s Hall, St Andrew’s Road
Cream teas, refreshments and cakes. Just drop in, or get more info. from Rachel @ food4food on 272953.
Saturday 18 June, 1-5pm
Community Fun Day Pye’s Rec, off Church Street
Stalls, Funzone, arena acts, including Ladybirds Jazz Band, Wiwat, Cambridge Polish Song and Dance Group and Zumba.
Food and drink provided by Pedal Pushers, Cantab Catering, Carlo’s Ices, Verrechia Ices and more… The a fternoon’s activities will be ushered in by St Andrew’s bellringers ringing a quarter peel.
Sunday 19 June, 2-6pm Open Garden 17 Mariner’s Way
A small plantswoman’s town garden showing what can be created in 9 years: abundance of roses, clematis, variegated plants, hardy geraniums, unusual climbers, ferns, herbs, pergola, small raised beds, tiny potager, spiral, fountains, greenhouse, conservatory, sculpture and green men. Cream teas, plants for sale, wheelchair access.
£2 entrance in aid of CAMBRIDGE CRUSE BEREAVEMENT CARE.
Phone Margaret on 01223 778667 for more details. On street parking available.
Flower Festival & Church Tours Friday 17 June, 1-5pm, Saturday 18 June 1-5pm, Sunday 19 June, 1-5pm, St Andrew’s Church, Church St.
This year’s flower displays at St Andrew’s will be on the theme of Creation speaks – the natural world in the Bible. The displays will be on show after a free lunchtime concert by Jan Payne (oboe) at 12.30pm on Friday 17 June.
There will be another concert – by the Orlando Singers - on Saturday 18 June at 12 noon.
The vicar, Nick Moir, will once again be leading tours around the church and churchyard, this year with an animals & birds theme – at 2.30pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
There will be a puppet show related to the theme on Saturday 18 June at 3.30pm.
On Sunday 19 June there will be a Pet Service at 10am (bring along your pet or a photo if not appropriate/possible/safe!) and Songs of Praise at 4pm.
Elaine’s HAIR FASHIONS
1B ARBURY ROAD
CAMBRIDGE, CB4 2JB
Open Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat
Half Day Monday
Senior Citizen Day Monday and Tuesday
Closed all day Wednesday &
Sunday
Phone: 01223 351480
French classes for children at Brown’s Field on Mondays (term times only).
3-4 years old - 2.30-3.00pm 8-10 years old - 4.00-4.30pm 7-8 years old - 4.30-5.00pm 5-6 years old - 5.00-5.30pm Contact Annick Alton (01223) 210900 or email
[email protected] or visit www.lajolieronde.co.uk
Friends or Family Visiting?
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We offer a warm welcome and a top quality breakfast, just five minutes from the Riverside bridge. 3 charming en suite rooms
free on-street parking
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Saturday 18 June, 10am A Wild Wander. Starting at the Chesterton end of the Green Dragon Bridge. Explore your neighbourhood with members of the Cambridge Natura l History Society . (Approx. 1 mile walk)
P A G E 3 S E R V I N G O U R L O C A L C O M M U N I T Y
Friday 24 June, 8pm and Saturday 25 June, 2 - 4pm
The Cambridge Folk Club, Upstairs at the Golden Hind, corner of Milton Road and King's Hedges Road:
The Cambridge Folk Club are presenting Tim Edey, an award-winning
multi-instrumentalist and composer with an engaging personality, supported
by David Youngs, expert fingerstyle guitarist from Cambridge, Friday 24
June, 8pm.
A Festival Singaround hosted by Jim Schwabe. Bring your instruments,
songs and voices to join in a shared session (guitarists bring capos) Some
popular songs we will sing together with words/chords projected onto a
screen, Saturday 25 June 2pm to 4pm.
Photography Competition Chesterton Festival 2016 The subject for this year’s photography is: A photograph which brings you joy and tells us why it does! We have all taken a photo which makes us smile and feel happy when we look back at that one special moment. For more information and a competition form, email [email protected]
Entry forms can also be collected from Brown’s Field, St Andrew’s Hall or Hundred Houses office 51, Scotland Road.
Closing date: Thursday 9 June Please send or take your photograph(s) and
the completed entry form for each photograph to: St Andrew’s Hall., 97
St Andrew’s Road, Cambridge, CB4 1DH.
Friday 24 June, 6-10pm Friday Night @ Brown’s Field, Green End Road Come and join us for live music including EdwardAlice and the sensational Ellis Connelly band! There will be children’s activities and a variety of foodstalls including a traditional Argentine BBQ. So bring a bottle and a blanket, buy some food! Free entry to the event - just turn up on the day.
CAMBRIDGE BALLET LAB Classes for children
and adults in Chesterton Contact
07471 197282 www.cambridgeballetlab.co.uk
Grafton Post Office
Find us in Cobble Yard
Napier St exit from Grafton Centre
www.graftonpostoffice.co.uk
Lots of fun for children as they learn through play
Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday
FREE places for children aged 3 years, and some 2 year olds
Phone 01223 420954, email [email protected]
or visit our website www.playlanders.org.uk
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408 Milton Road,
Cambridge,CB4 1SU
Tel: 01223 425915
Mob: 07850 807830 [email protected]
IVAN COOK Established 35 years
Carpets, Vinyl, Blinds supplied and/or fitted.
Tel: 01223 425677 Mob: 07717392483
CCA have been successful in obtaining funds from the Police and Crime Commissioners fund to hire a ‘Gladiator’ attraction for Chesterton Festival aimed at older children as part of a joint initiative with Maggie Tate, St Andrew’s Youth worker, and Andrea Butler head of ChYPPs to increase activities for this age-group.
Saturday 25 June, 9.30am – 2pm Community Action Day Organised by the City Council, Hundred Houses Society & Chesterton Methodist Church. Rubbish & recycling skips, rubbish removal, ‘take it or leave it’ stall, art activities, advice & signposting, refreshments all at Chesterton Methodist Church, Green End Road. For more information or if you would like to get involved, you can contact: [email protected] 01223 458403 or [email protected] 01223 376995
Weekly
P A G E 4
The Friends of St Andrew's. Lunchtime Concerts.
12.30pm -1.15pm approx. in the Church. Friday 3rd June. St Andrew's Music Group.
Friday 10th June. The Montague String Quartet. Friday 17th June. Oboe Recital by Jan Payne.
Friday 1st July. Students from Chesterton Community College.
Admission free. Retiring collections for The Friends.
Mondays Pilates 9.10-10.10am; 6-7pm & 7-8pm. Call 07976
677540 (SAH)
ESOL Café 9.30-10.45am & Just Talk English Class
11.15-12 noon. Call 576110 (CCC)
Drop-in Coffee Morning 10.15-11.30am (SAH)
Chair-based Exercise Drop-in 10.15-11.30am.
Call 07976 677540 (SAH)
Playlanders Playgroup & Pre-school
9.15-12.15/2.45, Mon, Wed, Fri. Call 420954 (SGH)
The Sunshine Club (55+) 1.30-3pm, fortnightly (BF)
French Lessons for Children with La Jolie Ronde.
2.30-3pm & 4-6pm. Call 210900 (BF)
Renaissance Fitness 7.30-8.30pm (BF)
Chesterton Choral Society 7.30pm.
Call 420117 (CMC)
Chesterton Lacemakers 7.30-9.30pm.
Call 362961 (SAH)
Tuesdays Li+le Music Makers 9.30 -10.15 & 10.45-11.30am (CMC)
Stay and Play 10am-12noon. Call Jo 420309 (BF)
Yoga 9.30-10.45am Call 07976 677540 (SAH)
Food4Food Café 12noon - 2pm (SAH)
Over 50s Folk Dance 1.30-3.30pm (BF)
Over 60s Club, 1.45pm, fortnightly. Call 423367 (SGH)
Tangueando 7- 8.30pm & 8.45-10pm.
Call Costa 01279 321344 (BF)
Yogabirth 7.30-9.30pm. Call 07545601944 (SAH)
Youth Club (for ages 11+) 7.30pm (BF)
Wednesdays Coffee Morning 9.30-12.30 (CMC)
Food4Food Café 12noon - 2pm (SAH)
Bee’s Baby Massage 1-2.30pm
Call 07955568238 (SAH)
Children’s Ballet Classes 4 - 5pm
Call 07471197282 (BF)
Girls Brigade Yr 3-Yr 6: 6.30-7.30pm;
Yr 7+: 7.30-9pm. Call 440644 (CMC)
Cambridge Bridge Club
7.15-10.45pm. Call 927061 (SAH)
Renaissance Fitness 7 - 8pm (BF)
Adult Beginners’ Ballet
8.15 - 9.15pm
Call 07471197282 (BF)
Thursdays
Church Mice
Baby & Toddler Group
9.15-11.15am (SAH)
Pram-Pushers
9.30-11.30am (term-0me). Call 564693
(SGH)
Thursday Together-Family Support
10am-2pm (BF)
Food4Food Café 12noon - 2pm (SAH)
English for Au Pairs
12-1pm (CCC) Call 576110
Rhyme8me @ Milton Road Library
2.30-3pm
Zumba 7-8pm (BF)
The Orlando Singers 8-9.45pm.
Call 504661 (SAH)
Adult Beginners’ Ballet 6 - 7pm.
Adult Improvers’ Ballet 8.15 - 9.15pm
Call 07471197282 (BF)
Bellringing 7.30 –9.30pm (SAH)
Fridays Adult Art Group 9.30-11 (BF)
ESOL Café 9.30-10.45am &
Just Talk English Class 11.15-12 noon ,
Speaking English for Work 1-2pm and
Interna8onal Singing Group
Contact [email protected]
(CCC)
So< Play 10.15-11.30 (BF)
Eat and Meet (over 50s & friends)
10.30-12noon (BF)
Food4Food Café 12noon - 2pm (SAH)
Drop-in Table Tennis 3-5pm.
Call 464336 (SAH)
Saturdays Pilates 9-10am. Call 07939603882 (SAH)
Chesterton Ballet School's Classes
3 - 6 yrs; 9.30 am - 10.30 am, 7 - 9 yrs 10.30 am -
11.30 am & for 10 - 16 yrs 11.30 am - 12.45 pm.
Call: 366588
Email: [email protected] (SGH)
Victoria Homes, Victoria Road Monthly Clubs
1st Saturday in the Month
Coffee, Bric ‘a’ Brac, Book Sale 10am to 12noon
3rd Wednesday in the Month
Bingo Session 2.30pm
Story Sharing (for children) @ Milton Road Library
every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month
at 10:30-11:30. Contact for enquiries: [email protected]
BF: Brown’s Field Youth & Community Centre 420309
CCC: Chesterton Community College
CMC: Chesterton Methodist Church
424428 www.chestertonmethodist.org.uk
CRC: Cambridge Regional College
HHS: Hundred Houses Society, 51 Scotland Road
SAC: St Andrew’s Church
www.standrews-chesterton.org
SAH: St Andrew’s Hall www.standrews-hall.co.uk 306150
SGC: St George’s Church
SGH: St George’s Church Hall
07593 438799
Monthly
P A G E 5
Ac/vi/es par/cularly aimed at:
Pre-School Children & Carers
Children and Teenagers
Adults Only
The Over 50’s
We will be holding a 'Grave Talk' meeting looking at the issues
surrounding death and dying.
Coffee and cake. will be served, 1.30pm in the Annexe at St Andrew’s Hall
Friday 24 June.
The cafe will also be open in the hall so you are welcome to have lunch
first before tucking into coffee and cake.
It is a free event but please email Helen Orr on
if you would like to come.
Mondays
Cambridge Macular Society 3rd Mondays,
12noon-2pm. Call 420117 (CMC)
Cam Sight Monday Club
1st Mondays, 2-4pm. Call 420117 (CMC)
St Andrew’s Church Healing Group 1st
Mondays, 7-8pm. Call 525009 (SAH)
Kni?ng & Crochet every other
Monday 2-3.30pm (HHS)
Tuesdays Ke+le Club 1st Tuesday, 10.30-12noon for tea,
coffee, a free raffle and lots of chat, all for £2.
Call 314018 (SGH)
Chesterton Local History Group 3rd Tuesdays,
2.30pm.
Call 368279 (SAH)
St George’s Lunch Club 3rd Tuesdays, 12.30pm.
Call 425074 (SGH)
East Chesterton Women’s Ins8tute 4th Tuesdays,
7.30pm. Call 07971004405 (SAH)
Wednesdays
Light Lunch Breaks @ Arbury Rd. Bap8st Church
1st Wednesdays, 12noon-2pm. Cost £3. Just turn up!
Camera Club 2nd Wednesdays, 7-8.30pm (HHS)
Email: [email protected]
Thursdays
Women’s Health Project
2nd Thursdays, 12noon-2pm. Call
07824499602 (BF)
Fridays
St Andrew’s Church Healing Prayer Group
3rd Fridays, 12noon-12.45pm. Call 525009
Saturdays Art and Cras (HHS) 1st Saturdays, 10-30am-3pm
Email: [email protected]
Sundays St Andrew’s Junior Church 2nd & 4th Sundays, 10am. Con-
tact Helen: 306150 (SAH)
Chesterton Methodist ‘Young Church’ 2nd & 4th Sundays
10.30am (CMC)
Resurrec0on Church 11am-1.30pm (BF)
St Andrew’s Sunday Lunch Club 1st Sundays.
Call 510456 (SAH)
Turkish Kurdish Speakers 12.15pm (BF)
Yo! CFC (St Andrew’s Church Youth Group, Age 11-18) 1st
and 3rd Sundays, 5.30 -7.30pm. Call 306150 (SAH)
Browns’ Field Summer Outing
The Brown’s Field Summer Outing will be a day trip to Lowestoft on Thursday 11 August leaving Cam-bridge at 9am and returning around 6pm. Tickets
will be on sale between 10am. and 12noon at Brown’s Field every Thursday from 21 July to 4 August 2016.
Full details at Brown’s Field nearer the date. The event has a grant from the City Council’s
North Area Committee
Get Cooking
Two ladies will be giving a five week course to teach people on low incomes how to cook economically and nutritionally from scratch at Brown’s Field Youth and
Community Centre on Mondays starting on 3 October. 2016. Full details at Brown’s Field nearer the date.
The course is funded by a grant from the City Council’s North Area Committee
P A G E 6
C H E S T E R T O N N E W S
News from the Churches
St George’s Church We are continuing to enjoy opening the building for wider community use. Over the Easter weekend it was great to welcome people of all ages for our Easter trail and in May we will have had a Pentecost trail as well as holding our annual plant sale. Looking much further ahead, on the 10 September, we are pleased to host a showing of a film of the Battle of the Somme (on its hundredth anniversary) with live orchestral music accompaniment, organised by the
Cambridge Film Trust and the Cambridge Concert Orchestra.
It is exciting to see the church continue to grow
in its use as a recording venue and we look
forward to developing partnerships with many
more sections of the community in the future.
As I have said in previous editions, if you would
like to be part of planning this future, please get
in touch, we would love to hear from you!
Contact [email protected]
Ruth Adams
St Andrew’s Church St Andrew’s had its Annual Parochial Church
Meeting on 17 April. You can read our annual
report on the church website (www.standrews-
chesterton.org). We were pleased to note that
numbers were up last year: attendance at Sunday
services (both adults and children), baptisms,
weddings and - sadly – funerals. Our income
was well up too, thanks to the generosity of
those who contribute either regularly or
occasionally. It was also individual givers who
paid for nearly half of the ‘Access for All’ project
(total cost: £120,000) that has transformed the
entrance to the church and provided us with
proper disabled facilities.
We also heard the results of a recent survey of the congregation concerning worship, our
pattern and style of services, their musical content and the inclusion (or otherwise) of children. The main conclusion is that most people are happy with the mix of services that we have, and are happily tolerant of a wide diversity (with some refreshing directness when we’re not…). There were a number of requests for more modern-style music involving young people and our new youth worker, Maggie Tate, has helped to implement that already. And then the next week may be a Sung Eucharist with traditional Anglican choral music.
The young people have had their own Lent group this year, alongside the adults, and a group of them are preparing for (baptism and) Confirmation – with the Bishop of Huntingdon coming on Thursday 7 July.
Nick Moir, Vicar
Baptisms 06.03.16 Grace Lily May Arkle Hadaway (StA) 06.03.16 Moses Fox Hadaway Arkle (StA) 06.03.16 Rachel May Arkle (StA)
Weddings 19.02.16 Charles Foster and Nikita Gaskin (StA) 20.02.16 John-Ethan Smith and Samantha Saunders (StA) 09.04.16 Benjamin Pridgeon and Sian Kathleen Alexander (StA)
Funerals 04.01.16 Pamela May Fry (Crem & StA) 01.02.16 John Impey (Crem) 16.02.16 Kenneth Victor Long (Crem & StG) 14.03.16 Cynthia Mary Sefton Bull (Crem & StA) 16.03.16 Peter Mathias (Crem & StA) 18.03.16 Reena Kay (StA) 21.03.16 Philip Alexander Stearn (StA) 15.04.16 Joseph Harrison (StA)
Jane Seymour
Hair Fashions
Hairdressers (unisex) 99 High Street Chesterton
Tuesday - Friday 8.30- 5.30
Saturday 8.30-3.00
Senior Citizens: Tues & Weds
Telephone: 01223 350 832
Physic
Roger Giddings : Osteopath Emma Bicknell : Osteopath Mike Salt : Sports Massage David Laurent : Injury Rehab
76 Gilbert Road
07715 998 447
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From the Registers
The most original musical baby and toddler classes on the planet! Join us to explore the world of Hart-beeps through music, light and play. Sensory Development Classes starting at St Andrew’s Church Hall, Chesterton on Monday mornings from June 6th
Please come and join us for a Multi sensory experience for you and your baby, suitable from 4 weeks to pre-school. First taster session free
£6 per session thereafter Contact Debbie to book or with any questions: Tel: 07834 539219
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: Hartbeeps Cambridge
Or visit www.hartbeeps.com for more
News from Chesterton
Community Association (CCA) CCA and Old Chesterton Residents’ Association will be teaming up again this year to share their annual meetings at St Andrew’s Hall on Thursday 30 June 2016. Doors open from 7 with light refreshments. A guest speaker on a Chesterton topic at 7.30 will precede the formal business of each association. Full details will be posted on the CCA website www.mycca.org.uk.
We are working with Chesterton Eagles and the City Council on proposals to revamp the changing and toilet facilities on Chesterton Rec. to provide a club room for users that will also be bookable by the wider community. A report on options will be considered by the City Council this summer.
We are pleased that progress is being made on the redevelopment of Milton Road Library with public consultation on proposed plans earlier this year. A planning application is expected to be made shortly. The development is to be carried out by the County Council. CCA is looking for a strong involvement by the community in the new building to maximise its benefit to the public.
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P A G E 7
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Chesterton Methodist Church At Chesterton Methodist we are now looking at further feasibility plans for redeveloping and refurbishing the premises – we are up to options 5 & 6. If you have been following our progress over the last couple of years you will know that we had been working together with CamSight on some joint plans for the future but sadly it just hasn’t been possible to see these plans through. We will consult the local
community again soon and we hope you will be excited by our new ideas for ways forward, as we continue to plan to
invest in the future.
The residents enjoyed a wonderful day relaxing day at Woburn Safari Park on Saturday 9 April.
Upcoming events are On Saturday 11 June there will be a bring and share tea party to celebrate the Queen's 90th birthday at Hundred Houses Office 3pm. Everyone is welcome but bring a cake with you.
The Annual Residents Association General Meeting will be on Thursday 16 June at Freeman House, Inverness Close, and Starting at 7pm. The new chief executive Nick Abbey is coming to introduce himself to the tenants.
On Sunday 13 November, we are organising a trip to Duxford War Museum to give residents a chance to observe the two-minute silence at the Museum. We will be leaving Chesterton at approximately 9am. This is a free event but there will be a collection for the Poppy appeal.
On Friday 25 November there will be a Cheese and Wine event at Freeman House 7pm.
For further information please contact Mairin Lennon 07795575003 or [email protected]
We need to hear from you! Cambridge City Council
is on a fact finding mission with local residents, groups and
organisations as part of a review of community provision across the
city. The city Council currently operates 5 centres: Meadows
Community Centre, Buchan Street Neighbourhood Centre,
Brown’s Field Youth and Community Centre, Ross Street
Community Centre, 82 Akeman Street Community Centre.
We have already gathered views from people who use these
centres but we also want to hear from people who don’t. If
you don’t go into our centres listed above we would like you tell us:-
• Why you have never been in?
• Is there anything that makes it difficult for you to use the centre at the moment?
• What might make you think about using the community centre in the future? e.g. more or better publicity about what goes on; any additional or improved facilities etc.
Don’t forget to let us know which of the centres your
comments relate to.
Please email your responses
to: [email protected] to help us improve the services
currently provided for communities. Every response counts! Thank
you very much for your time.
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George’s & Chesterton Methodist Churches & Hundred Houses Society, and the help of our volunteer distributors. Thanks to them all.
The copy deadline for the September - December 2016 issue is 15 July 2016, and contributions should be emailed to Rachel at [email protected] for consideration by the editorial team.
Come and join us for fitness, fun and fresh air at Buggy Bootcamp opposite Orchard Park at the Rec next to the
Meadows Community Centre. Mondays 10am -11am.
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Daytime classes for budding engineers.
For year groups 1 to 8, from 25 July to 26 August
At St Andrew’s Hall. For more details visit
www.stemafterschoolacademy.com Email [email protected]
Or ring 07484 856797
Cambridge Manor Care Home
To make enquiries, request a bro-chure, hear about our events or book a
visit please contact: Julie Prevett, Home Manager
Tel: 01223 363904 Email: