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Established November 1991 January / February 2021 Circulation 2,007 Can the Gamlingay Guardians help you or your loved ones? HAPPY New Year, from Gamlingay As we return to our normal lives Guardians. By the time you read this those people who have relied on I’m hoping we will be well and truly local help may find that the folk who out of Lockdown 2.0 and on the road were helping are no longer about. to some kind of normality! Neighbours are no longer at home I hope most residents are now having returned to work, relatives live aware that Gamlingay has a great new far away and we may not be able to initiative available to help those in our mix households for some time to come community who have a limited support (please bring the vaccine to Gamlingay network around them. We know there Contact: quickly Boris!). Guardians can visit are some people who feel very isolated Fay Boissieux – Head Guardian people in need – you don't need to feel indeed. The scheme has been designed Email: isolated. to offer a helping hand, to provide office@gamlingayguardians.org All our Guardians are DBS checked advice, to run errands and above all to and have been trained to operate in a offer friendship. Tel: 07541 644284 COVID safe way. We are also providing It has become apparent in these new Please leave a message and I'll all our guardians with PPE to ensure times that it is not only those that have call you back their safety and that of our members. had to shield but also some villagers If you know someone that could in the wider community who are parenting classes and are struggling at benefit from a helping hand or you struggling with loneliness and isolation. home, as well as relatives of elderly have a relative that you want to ensure These feelings of isolation have no age people in the village who have been has someone checking in on them, limit, it really could be any one of us in separated by coronavirus and are even if this is just for a short time, then the future. desperate to ensure their loved one is please get in touch. We are so lucky in So far we have had enquiries for supported and not left wanting. The this village to have amazing volunteers help from single parents with children Gamlingay Guardian service can offer waiting to help. So what we need now that have had to shield that can not get peace of mind from knowing that are members to join up to the scheme, out and pick up prescriptions, new someone is on the end of the phone to so please spread the word and pass on mums that haven’t been able to access help. my details.
What’s Inside for Jan/Feb The Gazette
3-4 Gamlingay gym closure update Editorial Committee
Gamlingay Guardians…a helping hand Editor
BT Community Fibre Partnership Scheme editor@gamlingaygazette.uk
Chair
5 Luton Airport flight path update Larry New
Call on 07725 246 741
6 Hello from the Eco Hub
Distribution Manager
8 Gamlingay Baptist Church Julie Newman
Call on 01767 650 685
9 Pet charity The Cinnamon Trust Distribution
Jim and Barbara Manning
10-11 St Mary's Church
Village web pages
Roderick Starksfield
12 The Gamlingay Community Turbine Tithe Fund
gamlingay.org
13 Support for Gamlingay's local foodbanks Ted Bradshaw
Clock…a poem Gamlingaygazette.uk
What’s On pages
14-15 Gamlingay Rainbow Pre-school whatson@gamlingaygazette.uk
16 Pit your wits against the Gamlingay Lockdown Quiz
17 Keeping active to lower Covid-19 risks Next edition deadlines:
18-20 Historyman March issue:
Cambridgeshire Hearing Help Friday, February 5
21 Potton & District Writers' Group April Issue:
Friday, March 5
22-24 Councillors' Column
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2 | January / February 2021
Gamlingay gym closure update
GAMLINGAY parish council
discussed the potential closure of
the gym at its December meeting.
As usual Gamlingay's District
Councillor Bridget Smith and County
Councillor Sebastian Kindersley were
in attendance and were able to bring
potentially encouraging news to those
present.
As we reported in last month's
Gazette some residents were concerned
that the school's plans for expansion
by way of adding a new nursery intake
would mean a school takeover of the
gym, as it had not reopened after the
first Lockdown whilst other gyms had.
This has subsequently been clarified by
Cam Academy Trust (CAT) who say ...why has the Cam Academy Trust not been able to
the area identified for the new class is break even...volunteers managed this for 25 years...
at the front of the school, not to the
side where the gym is. members. It has transformed our lives, College and a community wide
However, things have progressed and both of us are past 80 years old!” fundraising campaign.
rapidly since The Gazette's previous In its letter CAT also stated: Further funding was received from
report and on November 30 gym users “Separately, the multi-use games area SCDC in 2012 to enable the Village
were dismayed, and indeed angered, (MUGA) would not be affected by any College to improve the Fitness Centre
to receive communication from CAT decision and would continue to be and add a long awaited Multi Use
saying closure of the gym was being maintained and financed by the Trust. Games Area (MUGA). The dual use
considered due to doubts as to its This area would continue to be available of these facilities continued when
financial sustainability, pointing out for appropriate community use.” control of GVC passed to the Stratton
that it would be illegal for the school However, the Gazette has seen Education Trust in 2012 and then the
to financially support the gym. documents from October in which CAM Academy Trust, until the closure
The communication also cited CAT stated unequivocally its intention of GVC in 2018.
Covid-19 as a reason, saying “it is to close the gym. It had already Throughout this time, the
very difficult to allow visitors into the taken steps to make staff redundant. community use of these dual use
school site until Covid-19 restrictions Presumably CAT had been considering facilities was managed by GVC
are relaxed and means the gym has these actions before October. We Leisure Limited, a company set up
remained closed to the public since understand that the November 30 for the sole purpose of keeping it
March and will be for the version of events, saying at arm’s length from GVC so that
foreseeable future.”
"…the gym that closure was just no education funding was used for
A Gamlingay gym one of the options, only community use. The building and
user, reflecting the views transformed our came about once South equipment remained the property of
of many, wrote to The lives, and we are Cambridgeshire District the school, but all overheads relating
Gazette: “This decision is Council had become fully to the community use were met by
to be condemned on the past 80 years aware of CAT's plans; the company. All profits were donated
grounds that the gym old…" since then things have back to the school, which (from 2012)
has successfully operated moved on at some speed, were earmarked for a sinking fund to
for many years, offering a very useful of which more later in this report. replace the carpet on the MUGA at the
service to the local community. Users However, we think it important to end of its 12-year lifespan.
of all ages from Gamlingay and nearby give some thought to what CAT has In April 2018 management of the
villages, as well as referrals by GPs, stated and inferred, and put some facilities passed to the CAM Academy
have been using this facility regularly historical perspective on the record. Trust, who are now claiming that it
at a very reasonable cost. No nearby The Fitness Centre, as it was then is loss making. Residents are asking:
alternative facility is available, a known, was built in the mid 1990s Covid-19 aside, why has the CAM
significant issue, especially for older at Gamlingay Village College as a Academy Trust not been able to at
people.” dual use facility for use by the older least break even? A small band of
Another user also highlighted children and the wider community. committed volunteers managed this
the tremendous benefit of the GP It was funded from multiple sources for nearly 25 years!
scheme: “We initially started going including South Cambridgeshire The MUGA was also part of the
because of the Health and Fitness4All District Council (SCDC), Gamlingay Fitness Centre facility and up to
scheme, and subsequently became full Parish Council, Gamlingay Village Continued on page 4
January / February 2021 | 3
Continued from page 3 above. PC chair Colin Smith asked
several times whether the school BT Community
lockdown was generating, it is would accept the gym on site, if the
estimated, in the region of £10,000 financial matters were sorted out Fibre Partnership
income each year. With that level of and once Covid-19 was no longer a Scheme
potential income it is perhaps no problem but Mr Gray found it difficult
wonder that CAT, in its letter, says it is to give a clear answer to the question. Limited time offer
willing to continue to operate the At the parish council meeting DO you want FULL FIBRE?
MUGA as a dual use facility. As far as Cllr. Bridget Smith revealed SCDC If there is an area of the
we understand the school has made has now retained the services of village in which everyone
very limited use of the MUGA, most a consultancy specialising in the wants full fibre (this needs
use comes during evenings and planning, development, management to be a job lot of about 70
weekends as various local football and evaluation of sport, leisure and residences in one location, can
clubs use it for practice and friends physical activity facilities and services, be less if there are business
hire it for five-a-side games. Villagers' who will work with SCDC and CAT premises in the same road) the
accusations that CAT is cherry-picking to establish the true viability of The BT Full Fibre Community Fibre
are easy to understand. Fitness Centre and to develop plans Partnership Scheme can deliver
In the matter of safeguarding school for going forward. this. It is available now and for
staff and pupils regarding Covid-19 Cllr. Sebastian Kindersley, who is a short time until March 2021.
risk, up until now and as part of also on the board of CAT, stated he Areas most suitable are Mill
historic safeguarding, the gym has had already been in touch with local Hill, Little Heath, or Station
only operated when children are in the business to discuss the potential for Road/Poppyfields estate. If you
classroom or the secure playground, sponsorship and for staff and corporate are a resident of one of these
so gym users do not come into membership schemes. Both councillors areas with some free time and
contact with children. The gym has stated their commitment to do as want to make this happen,
always operated a thorough cleaning much as possible to maintain a gym please contact the Parish Clerks
regime, including the use of anti-viral facility in the village, a commitment as soon as possible.
solutions. which was echoed by the parish
GVP's chair of governors Russell council. Parish Clerks
Gray was present at the parish council The Gazette understands that by the clerk@gamlingay-pc.gov.uk
meeting and reiterated the school's time you read this, the consultation 01767 650 310
stance on the matter, as detailed should be concluded.
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Up to 300 aircraft daily to fly
low over the village?
It is easy to express your views to your MP, here's what one villager wrote.
But numbers are important. If you feel the same, let Anthony Browne know.
Dear Mr Browne, reduced disposable income making
Would you please let me know your holidays in the UK more attractive.
views regarding the plans for London To underline my point, I believe that a
Luton Airport/NATS to operate a new significant proportion, if not most, of
arrival holding stack which would see the Brexit negotiations, so critical to
up to 300 aircraft a day descending the future of our country, have been
over Gamlingay en route to Luton at carried out by video conference.
heights below 8,000 feet. Currently we LLA/NATS seek to make this an
have some flights overhead at 20,000 urgent matter, with the consultation
feet and even they may be clearly heard Picture courtesy of
Danny Loo
closing in the first week of February.
in our rural environment. Bearing in mind that pressure on them
The "consultation" offers two to perhaps mask the aircraft noise has been reduced as a result of Covid
options, both of which would have pollution – I'm sure we'll find out and that travel is unlikely to get back
the identical impact on noise and in due course whether this is indeed up to 2019 levels before the end of
atmospheric pollution in this village feasible. 2021/2022 (my estimate) I fail to see
– potentially a massive change in our However I also have a wider why this issue should not be properly
environment. I note the proposals offer concern, regarding the presumption discussed.
only those two options and seem to that air travel must grow. Under the I note that LLA/NATS has not
allow for no other; the only options Paris Climate Agreement the UK attempted to quantify the amount
offered are how aircraft should be government committed to reducing of pollution from noise, CO2 and
vectored on their final approach after CO2 levels. Air travel is a major unburned fuel the overflown areas
passing over Gamlingay. This is not polluter and a consumer of fossil fuels. will be subjected to.
a consultation as far as Gamlingay is Many people who previously perceived It should also be noted that Luton
concerned! travel – by road, rail and air – to be an Borough Council has a conflict of
Naturally, as a resident of a place essential part of their world of work interest in this matter, in that it is a
that will experience a major negative have, in these Covid times, found beneficiary of a dividend from London
impact from these proposed changes that need not be the case. It would be Luton Airport which is, I believe,
you might well expect me to have reasonable to assume this will have a reliant upon increasing passenger
a "nimby" response. I have heard lasting effect on business travel, and numbers.
suggestions that on leaving the stack highly beneficial to our environment. Kindly let me know your stance on
the aircraft should alternatively fly Similarly, we might expect recreational this matter.
overhead the A1 corridor which air travel may well diminish as a result Yours sincerely
provides existing background noise of increased costs together with KeithWarburton
January / February 2021 | 5
Happy New Year from the Hub
COME ON 2021, it HAS to be better maintenance work, but otherwise we space to break even, and still provide as
than the year just gone! manage the Hub on our income alone. much free community use as possible,
We hope the festive season was as As you can imagine, 2020 was a so if you are paying for our space
good as it could have been for you. very challenging year, with a fraction please know that we don’t charge any
The Eco Hub first opened its doors in of the income we needed, but thanks more than we have to, and that we
February 2012, so this year will mark to a generous government grant, use income to subsidise community
its nineth year in service to Gamlingay careful management, and the ability activities like indoor bowling, kurling
and the surrounding area. to furlough staff for many months, we and the Connect Café, and keep the
Usually, in the January of a new year, have been able to stay afloat without reception area free to use for anyone to
I whet your appetites with news of all having to ask the Parish Council to bail drop in.
the activities that are about to start, but us out. This is important, because we So we have survived 2020, and look
as we begin 2021 we are still a little do work very hard every year to be self- forward to seeing many of our friends
unsure how busy we will be and in what sufficient and without the government back this year!
timeframe we can resume our normal money we would have been facing debt We do have plans for normal stuff,
activities. It’s been nearly a year since through no fault of our own. like visits from travelling theatres,
we have seen some of our regulars and This year will be a challenge to get comedy nights, and perhaps even
it’s been far too quiet without them. our income back on track if Covid is a party as well as our usual diet of
As many of you know, the Hub is still tying one hand behind our backs exercise classes, pilates, yoga, children’s
run as a charity by a team of volunteer so to speak. But if we are able to start activities, youth club and community
Trustees, and aims to break even at the functioning as a normal community and group meetings.
end of each year, having used its income business centre we are confident that We look forward to your continued
to pay staff, do general maintenance the support of the everyone who uses support and friendship through these
and pay the bills. The Parish Council, the building will help us get back to the difficult times.
who own the building, sets aside a income we need.
sum of money each year into a sinking Running the Hub is a constant With all best wishes
fund that can be used for any large tension between charging enough for The Eco Hub Team
Our Facebook page, Twitter feed and website have all the latest on What's On. Email is the best way to get hold of us for now as the managers
are often working at home, or you can leave a message on our ansaphone.
We are Sarah and Kate (joint managers) supported by Jake and Tony.
www.gamlingayecohub.org.uk | phone: 01767 651 226 | email: manager@gamlingayecohub.org.uk | Facebook/Twitter: Gamlingay Eco Hub
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January / February 2021 | 7
Message for January/February
“Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul and
All our regular events have been
cancelled due to the Covid-19 sings the tune without the words – And never stops at all.”
pandemic. For updates on – Emily Dickinson
lockdown procedures, see our
website. Due to the restrictions WELL here we are, 2021… the year our control, we might be able to start
on social gatherings we are that everyone has said couldn’t come small. I wonder if we can be joyful in
quick enough, so as to be able to leave our hoping, for all things (personal;
closing church online. 2020 behind! I guess I should probably communal; local; national, worldwide).
start by saying, HAPPY NEW YEAR! I wonder if we can dive deep into what
Sunday Service And I say that sincerely, I hope and pray our hope is in? Is it something that will
Now being live-streamed every that 2021 would be a happy new year for change our lives for the better, for ever,
Sunday at 10:45am you, regardless of what is yet to come or is it something that will actually do
(Children’s resources available in it. us harm, and perhaps bring change
online) on If you’re anything like me, you may for a season? These are big questions
www.gbchurch.org.uk/latest-talks have been spending the last few days, and topics I know, and often they are
reflecting on what this new year might better discussed over a coffee or a meal
GBC Youth group bring as well as on what 2020 brought, (if you’re up for it, so am I, even if it’s
warts and all. Truth, is though, when the virtual).
resources clock chimes 12 on December 31, and I want to encourage you to be joyful
Every Sunday at 10:45am on we enter into that of January 1, nothing in your hoping (that often times comes
www.gbchurch.org.uk/youth will have changed… I mean, let me more easily for us), but also be patient
be brutally honest for a moment: the in affliction, because sometimes life
Small groups troubles and baggage that we had at the sucks, and the change of year may not
Virtual meeting every week via end of 2020, will still be there at the change that… though breakthrough
zoom. Get in touch with start of 2021… Some of these troubles, will come! Can I perhaps also invite
office@gbchurch.org.uk we may have control over and can do you to be faithful in prayer. Maybe
for more information. something about, while others are that’s new to you, maybe you haven’t
beyond our control… prayed before, or you don’t know what
Ladies Brunch Please know, I am not sharing these to do? Believe it or not, it’s as simple
realities so as to bring us down, or be as having a conversation… But, maybe
Meeting together via Zoom a negative nelly (is that even a saying you want to chat about it further, with
Saturday, January 9, 2021 anymore?). However, I think sometimes me or someone around you? It is a new
9.30am – 11am we put so much pressure on the start of year after all, perhaps it’s the perfect
Saturday, February 13, 2021 this new year and our hopes for the year opportunity for you to try something
9.30am – 11am to come, our new years resolutions and new, to step into what you are ultimately
our expectations of these big changes hoping for.
For more details please contact that will some how just happen at the As always, there are many ways to
Jane, our administrator, turn of the clocks, that we later find connect with us, online (and hopefully
on 651 519 or email ourselves down, angry, generally upset in the flesh), via services, the café
office@gbchurch.org.uk that these things have not immediately (hopefully soon full on), coffee chats,
changed, or have simply not met our small groups, prayer groups, and simply
Please consider following us on expectations. around the village. Do get in touch, it’s
social media to keep updated BUT, I do believe we need to hold always a joy to hear from you!
with all our events: on to hope… Hope is crucial for us,
during all times, good and bad. In the Many blessings,
Facebook.com/ bible we read: "Be joyful in hope, patient
GamlingayBaptistChurch Rev Adrian Semerene
in affliction, and faithful in prayer"
Instagram: @gb_church (Romans 12:12). I wonder if in this Lead Pastor, Gamlingay Baptist Church
Twitter: @gb_church new year, rather than expect immediate Twitter: @asemerene
changes, even of things that are out of Insta: @asemerene
8 | January / February 2021
Trust helps ill and
elderly care for pets
THE CINNAMON Trust is a charity that helps elderly and terminally ill people
with caring for their pets. It operates in South Cambridgeshire and throughout
the UK providing practical, hands-on assistance with pets and even gives lifelong
care for pets who outlive their owners. This is possible due to two pupose-built
home-from-home sanctuaries and foster homes.
Volunteers visit housebound owners to take their dogs for walks and
foster pets if their owners have to go into hospital.
Not many people in the Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire area
know of this work that the Trust do.
The Trust is urging anyone who knows of a family or friends who
might need their help to get in touch. Call the Cinnamon Trust on
01736 757900 or you can email them at: admin@cinnamon.org.uk
and to find out more see their website at: www.cinnamon.org.uk
January / February 2021 | 9
Letter for January/February
Dear Friends, blaming the Almighty). Not everything Something I need grace to accept:
Happy New Year 2021! is good, comfortable, enjoyable, etc. – My own and other people’s
but in even the worst times, there are limitations – time and
ONCE AGAIN, writing to you in things that can be grasped that will communications particularly.
early December for the New Year help keep me going, feeding faith hope
is challenging, indeed, more than and love, if I can only allow that. I pray Something in particular that I need
ever, because we really don’t know you may find that too. wisdom distinguishing between
quite what we will be facing and, in I wonder what you have learned in what I can change and what I need
particular, I can’t tell you how church 2020? to accept):
services and events will look, so once We often learn more from the hard – Where people are on their own
again, do look out for our News Letter times than the ordinary or the good spiritual journey. Sometimes I can
for up-to-date information. The best ones, so we should all have learned a help, and that’s what I am here for.
guess is that through January the lot this last year! Sometimes trying to help makes
Covid-19 arrangements will continue, They say that what doesn’t kill you things worse, and that’s not what
so Benefice services at Gamlingay and makes you stronger [though I’m not I’m here for.
Everton will be as follows: entirely sure about that one!] – learn
9.30am: from your mistakes you are generally Ultimately though, we must trust the
Communion/Eucharist Service from less likely to make them again [and yes Almighty that our prayer for the gift
Gamlingay Church (first Sunday of I know, there are some people who of the Holy Spirit will be answered,
the month, all ages) never learn!]. and that Holy Spirit-led actions will
4.00pm: So what will you take from 2020 as serve Kingdom principles of Justice and
Evening service from Everton – often a lesson for 2021? Peace, Unity (in diversity) and Love.
Prayer Book Evensong What have you missed most that you The Holy Spirit produces love, joy,
Services are broadcast on Zoom – will take up again when you can? peace, patience, kindness, faithfulness
a link is circulated weekly (ask if you What have you learned to do more and self control, so even when these
would like to be added to the list) and (or less) of, but differently in times to are taken amiss by some and unnoticed
often also on FaceBook live. come? by many, they are worth having.
Whatever I may not be able to say In order to write this, I sat down and As for me, as well as the previous
about the future, what I can say is thought through a long list of things prayer, I pray to stay close to God, so
THANK YOU and WELL DONE I’ve learned a bit more about during that whatever the situation, I will be
to so many people who had, at time Covid. I then have come up with three upheld.
of writing, and will have since, that fitted one of my favourite prayers The words our queen gave to her
contributed to making things work that I have quoted here before… father (quoting Minnie Harkness)
in 2020 as well as they did. Worship, express this beautifully:
community care and service, have Lord grant to me the courage to
all had to change and adapt, but they change the things I can change, And I said to the man at the gate of
have happened – so let us take time to the grace to accept the things I the year:
add up the positives and be thankful cannot change, and the wisdom “Give me a light that I may tread safely
for them and to the people who made to know the difference. into the unknown.”
them happen. Amen And he replied:
During these tough times I have “Go out into the darkness and put your
found once more how much better A key thing I need courage to hand into the Hand of God. That shall be
I feel, especially when I am looking change: to you better than light and safer than a
at what is good and giving thanks to – Making space and time for real self- known way.”
God for it (this does not mean being care (not self indulgence), so that I
untruthful about what has not gone can be myself at my best, to do the May God bless us all,
well – just not dwelling on it and things I believe I am here for. Love from Hilary.
10 | January / February 2021Parish Christmas draw and consultation
A HUGE thank you to everyone who bought raffle tickets for the parish of Gamlingay and the Hatleys Christmas
draw. Grateful thanks also for many generous donations received.
The total raised for parish church funds was just over £1,500, an excellent result. In addition we have received
generous prize donations from a number of businesses and individuals, all of whom have sponsored this event for the
last few years – THANK YOU.
The draw took place on December 6 and the first prize of £100, donated by Brogans, was won by someone living in
School Close.
In addition to the raffle tickets, a questionnaire was sent out and I am pleased to report that over 100 replies were
received. Alec Hissett, Church warden.
Hatley Village Hall
Available for hire every day
8.30am to midnight
A clean, pleasant and roomy hall - can seat
85, with good acoustics
One user per session; new kitchen and boiler
Ideal for meetings and parties
Large car park
£11.00 per hour (£8.50 Hatley residents)
To book, please contact Kim Wilde on
01767 650 596 www.hatley.info
January / February 2021 | 11The Gamlingay Community
Turbine Tithe Fund
Applications are invited for funds – deadline 30 April 2021
Do you know of a deserving cause in the Parish of Gamlingay that could use some
extra cash? Applications are invited for funds from the Gamlingay Community
Turbine Tithe Fund. There should be over £3,000 available next April.
Applications should be submitted in writing on an application form
to any of the following:
The Eco Hub Reception
by email to mail.gct@gmx.com
GCT-Tithe, 36 Mill Street, Gamlingay, Sandy, Beds. SG19 3JW
Applications should reach us by 30 April 2021
Application forms are available in the Eco-Hub
or can be downloaded from the website: g-c-t.uk
or on request by emailing mail.gct@gmx.com
No more than two applications may be submitted by any individual or
organisation within one year.
The decision on the first funding awards will be made by a group of three
representatives meeting in October 2020.
The Tithe Panel will comprise: a person nominated by GCT; a person
representing Gamlingay Parish Council (If GPC does not appoint somebody then
GCT may appoint another person; a person representing Forward Gamlingay).
If FG does not appoint somebody GCT may appoint another person.
The Tithe Panel will consider making awards on these general principles:
◊ The donation should benefit Parishioners of Gamlingay ◊
◊ The donation should benefit more than just a single person or family ◊
◊ The Panel will prefer applications that will result in helping the environment ◊
If a member of the Panel has any undue interest in any application under
consideration at that meeting they must declare it and stand down from the
discussion. The Panel’s decision is final and not open to appeal.
Finally, we ask beneficiaries to write a short article for the
Gamlingay Gazette describing the project and how it benefited from the
Tithe Fund of the Gamlingay Community Turbine.
The Directors
Gamlingay Community Turbine
12 | January / February 2021Support for Gamlingay's local
foodbanks
FOODBANKS provide vital support
for those who, for whatever reason, are
struggling – but Gamlingay’s foodbanks
are struggling too.
Foodbanks offer food, personal
care items and also connections and
guidance to help people get back to
being independent.
The pandemic has led to a reduction
in donations because more of us are
shopping online, yet more people than
ever need to turn to our foodbanks for
support.
Local resident and Gamlingay
parish councillor Harriet Gould is
encouraging anyone in Gamlingay and
Hatley who is willing and able to put
extra items in their online shopping Harriet Gould handing over donations for Gamlingay foodbanks to Revd. HilaryYoung.
basket and she will come and pick
them up from you. If you want to donate items please
“Let me know, I’ll collect the items contact:
from you and share them between the Harriet – 07817 003 830
local foodbanks,” says Harriet. “It’s harriet@harrietgould.co.uk
wonderful to see how much people
want to support the foodbanks – it If you need help or support please
seems there was a little chink in the contact:
system, caused by the pandemic, which Gerry – 07752 428191
I can smooth out to help fill the gap.” g.brunt321@btinternet.com
Our local foodbanks are Trussell Revd. Hilary – 01767 650587
Trust via St Mary’s Church and the hilaryafyoung@gmail.com
Need Project via the Baptist Church,
both of which support people in Adrian – 07472 350860
Gamlingay and surrounding areas. adrian@gbchurch.org.uk
Clock
© KeithWarburton 2020
If I had a chiming clock Those of an equitable disposition
I’d listen to it tick and tock Care not about the hands position
Visitors, quite amazed Relative to the sound of chimes
Would say, While those with rigid mind
Does it do that night and day? think it quite a crime
No I’d say, not quite like that And are driven to distraction by the
In daytime ticks chase after tocks Failure of proper clockwork action
In friendly play Such people do not come again
While at night the sound Leaving me more time to spend
Is quite the other way round With those whose minds more easily
But there is another thing about my bend.
clock
It measures both time and Inspired by the story The ManWithout a
temperament Temperament by Katherine Mansfield
For it chimes the hours upon the half (collection “Bliss”) which has “… a
And the half when pointing to the presentation clock that struck the hours on
firmament the half hours”
January / February 2021 | 13www.gamlingayrainbow.co.uk
Tel: 01767 651996/07864 146653
Email:
contact@rainbowgamlingay.
co.uk
OFSTED Registered
Pre-school Learning Alliance
Member
Registered Charity No. 293562
Lisa Burton – Manager Mandy – Deputy
Lisa– Pre-school Practitioner Selena – Pre-school Assistant Paula – Pre-school Practitioner
14 | January / February 2021Outside space revamp funding
WE ARE thrilled to announce that The staff who are looking after your Rainbow Pre-School were kindly given
we have been selected for a share of children this term have been myself, a wreath from Sebastian Kindersley
the Co-op Community Funding for Lisa Burton, Mandy, our Deputy, Lisa, for the children to decorate (see picture
the next twelve months. The link to Paula and Selena. below left) and lay at the memorial.
our page is https://membership.coop. We have been discovering Autumn We looked at recycling and what
co.uk/causes/49665 this term and made a handprint tree we can do to help keep the rubbish in
Our vision is to revamp the garden in display. We have talked to the children the correct bins. We made some junk
the pre-school grounds. The picture on about the importance of not picking modelling and separated items based
the above page shows the garden from berries. We have explored conkers, on their materials.
many years ago when it has just been bark and the changing leaves.
refurbished. This has now deteriorated We also celebrated with fireworks Our own Christingle activity as we weren't
and needs a great deal of repair. We night and Remembrance Sunday. able to go to the St. Mary's Church this year.
have isolated part of the garden until
we can do some temporary remedial
work.
Please help us to apply for as much
of this funding as we possibly can, by
selecting us as your cause when you
shop in the Gamlingay Co-op.You can
join the coop by becoming a member.
You can join online at coop.co.uk/
membership or by downloading the
Co-op app.
We will receive our first share of the
funding in April 2021 and again the
remainder in November 2021.
Please help raise as much money for
the children of Gamlingay Rainbow
Pre-School by sharing this news with
your friends and family.
Although we operate a waiting list, the children on the list are not yet eligible by age to attend.
We have spaces for funded three and four year olds with the ability to register and start with immediate effect.
Please contact us to arrange a visit.
January / February 2021 | 15Pit your wits against the lockdown quiz
The Gamlingay Lockdown Quiz has been going strong every Monday evening for the past 30+ weeks.
Here's a taste of some of the past questions and information on how to join in.
GAMLINGAY Lockdown Quiz takes
place every Monday evening and Cambridge to study the brilliance and clarity of
attracts a wide selection of participants 1: From which University college wines?
online. Organiser Keith Warburton chapel is the Christmas Eve service of 18: When was the London Eye
explains a bit more about it. 9 lessons and carols usually broadcast? officially opened?
“We had originally expected that 2: Where is the open-air swimming 19: How many capsules or pods are on
there would only be a few events, pool? the London Eye?
but here we are, more than seven 3: In which street was the original 20: How many bridges cross the
months down the line and we’re still Addenbrookes Hospital? Thames from Tower Bridge to
going, giving everyone some social 4: What is the name of the iconic Hampton Court?
engagement and fun. It's something to character of Cambridge who was a 21: In which London Park might you
look forward to. charity fundraiser, a one-man band see lions and tigers and coral?
“It’s a great way to socialise as well, and now has a statue to him by the 22: Black Ruby is what type of fruit?
so anyone who’s feeling isolated and Guild Hall? 23: Name the winner of Great British
who might appreciate some friendly 5: What was the original name of the Bake Off 2015?
interaction is welcome. River Cam? 24: Name the ingredients of dark and
“It’s all in the comfort of your own stormy cocktail.
home and you don’t have to be a Sherlock Holmes 25: How much milk does the average
resident in Gamlingay to join in. 6: What is the name of Sherlock dairy cow produce daily?
“Friends and relatives of participants Holmes’s landlady? 26: Which country has the most dairy
who live elsewhere are also very 7: What is Dr. Watson’s first name? cows in the world?
welcome. 8: What is the name of Sherlock’s
“There is no expectation upon elder brother? Panto season
participants other than be prepared to 9: What was the first Sherlock Holmes 27: What told Dick Whittington to
have fun with facts. The highest score novel? “turn again”?
recorded has been 41/50, and the 10: What is the name of the actor who 28: Which wicked character is seeking
typical score is around the 30 mark. played Moriarty in the recent BBC the magic lamp containing the all
We aren’t a collection of geniuses, series? powerful genie?
that’s for sure!” 29: The good fairy usually enters from
The quiz takes place via Zoom. For General Knowledge stage right and the villain from stage
the Zoom link to join as well as more 11: Name the narrow strip of water left. What do the right and left sides of
information go to the Gamlingay separating Europe and Asia, two the stage represent?
Lockdown Quiz Facebook Group. versions. 30: What are the names of Wendy,
If you don’t use Facebook but can 12: Name the railway service, John and Michael’s parent’s names in
access Zoom on a smart device such launched in 1877, which connected Peter Pan?
as a phone or computer email: Paris & Istanbul. 31: JM Barrie donated the royalties
keith.warburton@gamlingay-pc.org 13: Which body maintains the from Peter Pan to a particular
for details and the link on how to join lighthouses around England, Wales institution in perpetuity. What is the
via Zoom. and the Channel Islands? name of that institution?
14: Where would you see the Perseids
and when? Screen Greats
15: Described as a “tribal love rock 32: In which country was Cary Grant
musical” & featuring nudity on stage, born?
it premiered on Broadway in April 33: Which Berlin-born star’s first
1968. What was it called? major film was “The Blue Angel” in
16: Many of us use USB sticks or 1930
drives as memory devices on our 34: Who played the role in Citizen
computers, plugging them in to USB Kane?
ports. What does USB stand for? 35: Whose real name was Marion and
17: What Is a Quizzing Glass, is it: was most famous for his westerns?
A: a pewter or leather mug with a 36: Which James is credited with the
glass bottom? catchphrase “You dirty rat”?
B: a discreet window through which Answers on page 29
you can see someone approaching Questions set by Jan Cooper, KeithWarburton,
your castle or manor house? John and Gill Kitchener, Martin and Hilary
C: a small magnifying glass and Young, Julia and David Alexander, Benita
fashion accessory? Scott,Tony Hurst, Helen Brown, Ann Kirby,
D: a glass container used by vintners Chris and Dawn Martin, Jan Bremner.
16 | January / February 2021Keeping active can lower the risk
of severe Covid-19 infections
PRIOR to the Covid-19 pandemic a Bicep curls 1 x 10 Chest fly 1 x 10
significant public health problem was Baked bean upper body workout (if Lie on your back and hold a can of
identified in 2012, namely inactivity. you have no weights use a can of beans beans in each hand with the palms
Globally, inactivity is the fourth leading that weigh 1lb). facing each other and above your chest
cause of death due to preventable Hold a can of beans in each hand, with almost straight arms. Then open
diseases, this equates to 3-5 million palms up. Start with your hand at the your arms until they reach the floor
people dying annually of its co- front of your thigh then curl your and return to the start and repeat.
morbidities. arm up until your hand meets your
A study of over 300,000 people shoulder then return back to the start Double row 1 x 10
examining lifestyle and hospital and repeat. Hold a can of beans in each hand with
admissions, it was reported that 51% your palms facing each other and your
of Covid-19 cases were attributed Triceps overhead press 1 x 10 body bowed forward. Pull the cans
to unhealthy lifestyle choices. It Hold a can of beans in each hand palms from below, starting with a straight
was suggested that simple lifestyle facing each other, raise both hands arm, to the sides of your chest keeping
changes could lower the risk of severe above your head with straight arms. your elbows in then return and repeat.
Covid-19 infections. Bend through your elbow creating an Repeat this circuit once at home for
The implementation of Covid-19 angle of 90 degrees taking the cans every hour you spend being sedentary,
restrictions has had an immediate behind your head then return to the it should take 15-20 mins. Combine it
impact on all ages and fitness levels start and repeat. with a 15-60 min brisk walk daily or
causing people to become suddenly other forms of outdoor activity.
inactive and more sedentary. Lateral raise 1 x 10
With this in mind I’ve designed an Hold a can of beans in each hand by Keep active,
‘at home’ exercise routine to increase your side with your palms facing your beat the virus,
activity. The routine lets you improvise thighs. Lift out to the side on a lateral live longer!
with items you have at home instead of line to shoulder height then return to
equipment you might use in the gym. the start and repeat. Jamiela Nazir
To warm up and mobilise use last
month’s mobility exercises, then:
Sit to stand 3 x 10
Simply sit then stand, use a stable chair
(you could put it against the wall for
extra stability)
Start with 1 x 10 then increase the
sets to 3 x 10 as you feel able. Hold
on to something heavy to increase
muscular strength (a rucksack filled
with a 10kg bag of play sand) or For details to advertise your business in The Gazette please email:
wear it on your back. This exercise adverts@gamlingaygazette.uk
will strengthen your lower body and
improve the functional movement of
sitting and standing.
Climb the stairs x 10
Some gyms have a Stair Master, but
who needs a gym when you have stairs
at home!
Start with 1 or 2 flights up and
down and build up to 10 flights. Please
do not attempt this if you are very
unstable.
As an alternative you could hold on
the bannister and step up 1 step and
back down 1 step then repeat 10 times.
10 flights will burn around 50 calories
and will also help build strength in
your legs especially your quadriceps
(front of leg) and knees.
January / February 2021 | 17The many shops from
Church Street's past
OVER the years many shops of many while on the ground floor was a room closing in Gamlingay so 1.00pm then
types have come and gone in Church run by puzzle and crossword inventor and also 1.00pm on Saturday – no
Street so I thought it would be good Brian Todd. These two offices can be Sunday opening back then.
to show some of them from the 1880's seen to the left of the furniture lorry in Picture 4 shows what is now the
onwards. We'll start at the Crossroads picture 2. Chinese takeaway but has also been a
moving down to the Church. Looking at picture 3 we see the
At the top of Church Street the Cock public house on the left which has
house facing what is now the car park been the mainstay of the street since it
for the Jannah was a doctors practice first opened in the 1600s. Just before
at the start of the 1900s, followed by a the Cock there used to be the house
undertaker in the next building on the and surgery belonging to Dr Palmer,
left. We then come to our first picture and on the other side of the road was an
of Fowlers newsagents and tobacconist, estate agent and in the same property
later to become Gostlings last run by a cake shop selling home made cakes,
Neil and his wife Janet. In the days of coffees and teas.
his dad, Reg, running the shop he also In the picture we can see a draper's
operated a gent's barbers from the shop which is now a private house, then
premises. the big barn which was a cafe in the
Over the road in Pear Tree Row was 1930s through to the 1950s. Later the
another barbers which later became barn was demolished and the Co-op
a small shoe shop. Moving down Pear was built, which at first was open from
Tree Row was a small office on the first 8.30am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday
floor belonging to Leeds Day Solicitors, except Thursday which was early 1
2 3
…the Cock
public house
…has been
the mainstay
of the street
since it first
opened in the
1600s.
4 5
18 | January / February 20216 7
8 9
blacksmiths, fish and chip shop and Picture 7 shows Chapman's store In Picture 9 we see private houses
carpet shop and before that Dennis on the left, and on the right, where LJs
on the right but during the years they
and Phyllis Chapman's general stores, cafe now stands is Mayston's shoe shop have been The Royal Oak public house,
which was open seven days a week and which was the chemist before, and afterNormans cycle shop, run by Harold
sold just about everything including Mayston's it was a hairdressers owned “Scaff ” Norman, and Mariners tots
Dennis's lovely fish and chips on by David Jones, before becoming a cafe.and teens clothes shop. On the left we
Thursday and Friday lunch and tea see a small part of Alec Norman's car
times, as well as Saturday lunch times. …Knibbs butchers which, for showroom and offices but for a short
Picture 5 is Knibbs butchers which, three generations, served fresh time after the garage it was a craft shop
for three generations, served fresh and and office suppliers.
cooked meats, home made pies, sausage and cooked meats, home made In the first house that stood after the
and fresh turkeys at Christmas to order. pies, sausage and fresh turkeys Maltings there was for a short while
After Knibbs another butcher took it at Christmas… a hairdressers before the houses were
over for some time before LJs made it demolished for building the Maltings
into the wine bar after extending from Picture 8 is now the Chemist but housing development.
their cafe. has also been Savage's grocer and In the same picture further down
Picture 6 also shows Knibbs shop. drapers shop as seen here. It has also the road was Alec Norman's car garage
The adjoining house also belonged to been Mayton's shoe shop before moving with a showroom in the downstairs
the Knibbs family and had an extensive across the street and becoming the room of the two cottages that now
cold store running underneath it. chemist under several owners. stand there.
Picture 10 shows what was the
bakers shop for many years through
three different owners but the last
being the Lindsay's before it moved to
its Mill Street shop.
Over the road opposite there was
once an antiques shop and next door to
that was a grocers.
Picture 11 shows the oldest picture
in this collection, the butchers in 1890.
It was to stay a butchers for many years
through four different owners before
becoming a private house.
10 11 Continued on pagae 19
January / February 2021 | 19Continued from pagae 18 demolished subsequent to being bought from the owners of
Cross Farm.
Picture 12 is part of a farm house which was once rented Picture 13 In 1931 this was a small shop belonging to
by Barclays Bank, seen here in 1972; it even had its own Ted (Donkey) Housden selling sweets, veg and a few other
security guard. The bank moved to Mill Street after leaving products.
this building to a purposely built bank, after a large barn was I hope you have enjoyed your trip around the many
shops of Church Street through the years.
For more information please contact me on
07925 119 346 or email nb777@btinternet.com
12 13
Coronavirus Update November 2020
•
Cambourne Hearing Aid
Maintenance Centre, every
Tuesday at The Hub, High St,
Cambourne, Cambridge CB23 6GW
WE HAVE opened four Hearing Aid •
St Ives Hearing Aid
Maintenance Centres located in Ely, Maintenance Centre, every
St Ives, Cambourne and Fulbourn, Wednesday at St Ives Library, 4
where you can go to get your hearing Library Row, Station Road, St Ives
aids cleaned and re-tubed. PE27 5BW
This drop-off and wait (outside) •
Fulbourn Hearing Aid
20-minute service is by appointment Maintenance Centre, every
only. Thursday at The Swifts Meeting
• Ely Hearing Aid Maintenance Room & Library, Haggis Gap,
Centre, every Monday at Ely Fulbourn, Cambridge, CB21 5HD
Library, 6 The Cloisters, Ely CB7 To book an appointment please
4ZH contact the office on telephone:
01223 416141
or email:
enquiries@
cambridgeshirehearinghelp.org.uk
If you need a home visit, please call
the office for help from our courier
service 01223 416141
Gamlingay Allotment &
Gardening Association
GAGA would like to sincerely thank
Gamlingay Community Turbine Fund
and Gamlingay Parish Council for their
generous grants towards the repair to
our allotment fencing in Long Lane.
The Committee
20 | January / February 2021Potton & District Writers’ Group
WE HAD another well-attended November 2020 meeting now and then, but what does the kindly
meeting in November, the weather on stranger expect in return? A smile, a
a dark evening once again reminding us thank-you – or something more?
how lovely it is not to have to venture out The target for submission is midnight
of our warm homes into the cold in order on December 8 and the earlier the
to enjoy everything that the group has to better, since it gives the rest of us time to
offer. Everyone has been busy on their read and reflect on it. No submission will
writing, so there were lots of stories to ever be turned away, though the later it
discuss. A mere Covid pandemic cannot arrives, the less time there is for other
stem the creative flow! members to make comments.
Now that it appears we will be The guideline word limit is 2,000
holding our meetings via Zoom for words; however, this is 100% flexible
the (un)foreseeable future, we have we can submit whatever we are working because it can be frustrating, for both
decided that it is time to spread the joy on at the moment. We had three regular writer and reader, for a story to cut off in
and actively recruit for new members extracts from longer-running pieces mid-flow with its audience stranded mid-
from outside our catchment area. from members who are working on river without a paddle. You can still show
One member has written a piece for their novel. The Chair’s novel featuring when the 2,000-word limit has been met
the National Association of Writers’ the adventures of Greville the (off- but, in truth, none of us gives up reading
Group’s newsletter which will hopefully world) compliance auditor is now nearly before the end – we all want to know
throw open our doors to everyone, far three-quarters done, which the writer how things work out!
and wide. Of course, while it would finds frightening. Can she really wrap
be excellent to have a tidal wave of it all up satisfactorily in a mere 25,000 Tips for November
new members, let us hope that it’s a words? No matter if she cannot, though This month’s tips are about creating
manageable number. Otherwise, it might – there is book 2 to rewrite, so any suspense in our writing – the sort of
be hard to find the time to give the overspill could easily and, with luck, not thing that makes our readers ache to turn
stories their proper due, and that would illogically, end up in there. the page. The Chair has skipped master
never do – constructive feedback is the There was another chapter in the story classes by Readers’ Digest and Dan
essence of the group. of Nicholas, which is building up to a Brown in favour of one by Ian Irvine –
big finale, with even more revelations read, absorb and apply. Have fun!
News from members promised. One subtle aspect of the https://www.ian-irvine.com/for-
Those of us who are novelling are still work is how the protagonist has moved writers/how-to-create-suspense/
novelling; those of us who aren’t… still from early to late teens, growing all the
aren’t! There are several of the group at while without any clunky or obvious Joining the Group
work on longer projects at the moment, explanations which bedevil so many If anyone would like to join us, they
and it’s great that everyone has the coming-of-age (and other) novels. A
third member has added a great deal would be very welcome. We cater for
confidence to do so. Embarking on a all standards of writer from complete
novel can feel like setting out to cross to their time-travelling novel, which is
coming on a storm and it will be very beginners to published novelists.
the Atlantic in a rowing boat with one Contact Tracey Valentine on
broken oar and a defective compass but interesting to see where it goes to next.
07778 148 030 for details, or email
in this group, no-one is ever alone – they There was a short poem about walking in pottonwriters@gmail.com. Or see our
always have the support of everyone the rain, cleverly laid out in the shape of
an umbrella, and the long-awaited next website – www.pottonwrite.weebly.
else, and there is nothing like having com. Happy writing!
encouragement from other writers who episode (after a gap of several years!) in
know what you’re going through to speed the Whispering Stones saga.
you on your way, is there? There was also an intriguing story
about some wartime pilots, where one
Other News character made the kind of error that
Along with everyone else (except for anyone could, especially during a war.
those people who seem to think that the It would be interesting to see this story
rules don’t apply to them, of course…), developed further. Finally, there was
we won’t be having our Christmas do the one on-theme story about a Private
this year, even if it is usually held in Investigator in St Neots, a photograph
January! This is a great shame as we all of people possibly from his past, and a
look forward to meeting each other in less-than-wholly truthful client. Sadly for
person so perhaps this year, we will have the writer, following the discovery that
to raise a glass of Christmas cheer via this was a set-up that he had used before,
Zoom. which he had totally forgotten, this one
will not be developed.
Discussion of Work
This month’s theme was ‘Old Theme for next month
photographs’ though we only had one The next meeting is on December
submission that was actually on-theme! 15, the theme being The Kindness of
No matter – the joy of the group is that Strangers. We all need a helping hand
January / February 2021 | 21a District Council matter District
Councillors have been advised not to
comment as this might prejudice their
position later on in the process.”
Gamlingay Gym
IT WAS a shock to the many of us who
use the village gym regularly to learn
that it might be closed down. Sebastian
and I worked hard to secure the most
Cambridgeshire’s
recent funding for the gym (a dual use
New Town? facilities grant from South Cambs)
SEBASTIAN writes: “A West Sussex despite the Council (of the time) threat
speculative development company is to spend it elsewhere. Likewise the
proposing to create a new sprawling successful funding of the MUGA and
town of 25,000 homes between and submission in the Call for Sites. While upgrades to the gym. These grants
encompassing the villages of Shepreth, it has contacted relevant landowners, were made in conjunction with the
Melbourn, Meldreth, Whaddon, Thakeham has made no contact establishment of a legal agreement
Bassingbourn, Wimpole, Orwell, with local residents or their elected between the education provider and
Barrington and Foxton. The new town, representatives. the council to provide sports facilities
dubbed ‘South West Cambridge,’ The South Cambridgeshire for the benefit of the school and the
would profoundly change the development hierarchy is structured community for a set period of time –
hinterland of a multitude of villages and around its largest population centres in our case 12 years.
eradicate the rural nature of much of at Cambourne and Northstowe, As soon as South Cambs became
South Cambridgeshire. which are served by the A428, the aware that the gym was at risk they
The developer, Thakeham, has Guided Busway and the planned new made contact with the Academy Trust
missed the deadline for the South Cambourne Station, as well as its new and council officers are currently in
Cambridgeshire Local Plan’s ‘Call for schools and health services. discussions to see what can be done to
Sites,’ in spite of having spent the past An action group – South West retain a fitness centre in the village. In
two years preparing its scheme, during Cambridge Action Group – has order to help inform these discussions
which time it will have been fully been set up and you can see their the council has commissioned a third
aware of the South Cambridgeshire website at www.swcag.org for further party – Strategic Leisure – to urgently
Planning process. It now proposes a late information. Although Planning is look at the viability of the current
dual use facilities and also to see if any
alternative locations could be used for
the gym.
Because the Gym had employees
there was a delicate balancing act to
undergo by the Trust which meant
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