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Published by Julie Parr
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Wednesday, 17 February 2010 |
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What could be more romantic than spending a long morning planting 1500 various hedging plants? Well I can think of several more but nevertheless over 30 hardy souls turned out on a cold but dry St Valentine’s morning to help. The trees and hedging plants were purchased from Simpsons of Fordham. Glenn Conway had generously offered to look after them until planting day and he duly arrived with trees and plants bright and early on Sunday morning. The plants were laid out on the grass in their bundles with tree guards and bamboo stakes. Written instructions on how to plant and what to plant were along side. Hawthorn, Blackthorn, Maple, Hazel, Dog Rose and Crab Apple were the chosen species, all intended to encourage birds and wildlife to take up residence. Tea and coffee were served by Carol Breeze and Julie Parr and later homemade soup was on offer. With so much help we just about finished all the planting in one session – much more than I had hoped for. I would like to thank in particular Mike Smith and Chris Prescott for all their hard work in helping to get this project underway, Carol Breeze for soup making par excellence and everyone who came and helped. Thank you all. As for the future - new replacement fencing to the A 1421 side of the site will be added in March along with improved access with a disabled parking area. We have installed one Kestral box and a Barn Owl box and other bird boxes will be in place soon. In the not too distant future we hope to have picnic tables, BBQ pit and wildflower area. If anyone has any other ideas that you would like us to consider then please do not hesitate to contact me. Julie Parr 01353 741380
Picture by Jez Reeve
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Published by Julie Parr
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Wednesday, 17 February 2010 |
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By Jenny Manning
The Planning Committee met on Monday 4th and Tuesday 26th January and Monday 15th February 2010 to consider the following applications:- |
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Published by Julie Parr
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Wednesday, 17 February 2010 |
By Jenny Manning
The Parish Council met on Wednesday 10th February 2010. Minutes of the last meeting and accounts to be paid were authorised and signed. Cllrs Holden and Bowcock had sent their apologies along with those from District Cllr Ian Allen and County Cllr Bill Hunt.
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Thursday, 11 February 2010 |
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Published by Julie Parr
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Wednesday, 10 February 2010 |
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" Recently there was an incident where a dog walker had veered off a legal footpath onto a farmer's land. The farmer was holding a pheasent shoot and the dog walker missed this by less than half an hour. This highlights how important it is to stay off farmers' land, as you cannot anticipate what activities they may be holding but also because some use snares to protect their crops and/or livestock. Please stick to the marked footpaths and dont go down a route where there is a sign clearly marked 'no entry' or similar. If you are new to the area or to dog walking and wish to use country footpaths, the best advice is to buy a map or look on the internet for some recommended walks. Dog walkers are reminded that when using a highway footpath that goes through farming land, that their dogs need to stick to the footpath and not be allowed to roam around the farm land. Advice to farmers is that they need to put 'no entry' or similar signs up on any road, that leads off a legal footpath, onto their land." PC 1893 Rachel LOVERIDGE Neighbourhood Policing Team - Sutton Beat Ely Police Station |
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