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Find out what’s going on atthis year’sCherry HintonFestival

What’s new at thelibrary? Visit the newcommunity hub.

Help raise fundsfor a Cherry HintonDi�brillator

ISSUE 2AUTUMN 2013

Welcome to the Cherry Hinton COMMUNITY NEWSLETTER

Find out what’sgoing on atthis year’s

What’s new at thelibrary? Visit the new

Help raise fundsfor a Cherry Hinton

CHERRY HINTON RESIDENTSSSSAAFEGUARDING AND PROMOTINGTHE INTEREST OF RESIDENTS

The CHRA has been running for thelast couple of years and emerged fromThe Colville Residents Group. There is anactive committee working on a range ofinitiatives realted to Cherry Hinton. Weaim to hold regular General Meetingsto report on progress and to hearfrom speakers on topics of interest to theVillage. If you would like to join ouremail group and receive regular monthlyupdates with current news, local eventsand more then please email [email protected]

Cherry Hinton Residents Association. Secretary : Stuart Newbold Tel : 07904 688799 email: [email protected]

14–22 SEPTEMBER 2013

FESTIVALCherry Hint n Hint n

A FULL WEEK OF EVENTS CELEBRATING THE BEST THAT CHERRY HINTON

HAS TO OFFER! Including:

Community Groups Fair

Bat Walk

Local History Society Talk

Craft Party

Wine Tasting

Harvest Lunch

Quiz Night

Family Fun Day

Duck Race

Events in the Cherry Hinton Library

For more information visit: www.cherryhintonfestival.co.uk

drop into the library or email: [email protected]

Purchase your tickets from the Cherry Hinton Library Community Hub

or email [email protected]

The second Cherry Hinton Village Newsletter provides information on a range of events in the village over the next few weeks. The highlight being Cherry Hinton Festival. For those who don’t know the whole week is masterminded by a group of volunteers and this year there is a new Committee running the show and they have lots of ideas for an even bigger programme next year. Look out for details of the AGM which will be held later this year - an opportunity to get involved.

We had lots of feedback from the last newsletter, we certainly had enough response to indicate that some form of publication would be useful - we are conscious that not everyone has regular access to the internet and even for those who do we received a lot of support for a printed news option. It’s taken us a while to get number two out, our aim will be to have a newsletter each quarter, but this will very much depend on receiv-ing sufficient news you want included to share so if you have anything you want do please contact us.

Some of you may remember that the first newsletter provided some information on the village survey, the final analysis clearly demonstrated a need for some community space. The Residents Association have worked with the Community Development Team and Cambridgeshire Library services and we now have a space in the library. This is just the start, we now need to make use of it - we want to encourage groups in need of a home to think how it could work for them and we are hoping perhaps more importantly that new groups will appear inspired by the fact that there is somewhere to meet - low-cost and centrally located.

Do remember that you can keep up to date via the Cherry Hinton Resi-dents website www.cherryhintonvillage.co.uk and through the new notice boards in the library and on the recreation ground. If you would like to tell us about an event, offer some news, run a column or advertise with us then get in touch via: Email: [email protected] or leave a letter addressed to the Newsletter Team, c/o Cherry Hinton Library.

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NEW COMMUNITY HUB FOR CHERRY HINTON CHANGES AT CHERRY HINTON LIBARY INCLUDEA NEW COMMUNITY AREA FOR LOCAL GROUPS

If you have dropped into Cherry Hinton Library recently you will have noticed changes. Walk in the doors and up the ramp, turn left and you will find the new Community Hub where you can sit in comfortable chairs, enjoy a coffee ( the machine will be installed in the near future!) and find out about what is happen-ing in Cherry Hinton. Booking theCommunity Hub. Not for profit groups from the local com-munity can hire the space for £4 an hour (£4-28 for groups without their own insurance), all other groups for £6 an hour. Bookings can be made in person at Cherry Hinton Library or by contacting the book-ings team at Central Library: [email protected] or 01223 728530. For out of hours bookings the

hirer will need to collect a key from Cherry Hinton Library during opening hours for a refundable key deposit of £20. Events on Saturday 14th September. The community space has been created thanks to a partnership between Cambridge-shire County Council, Cambridge City Council and Cherry Hinton Residents Association. Events Saturday 14th September.A formal launch will take place on the first day of Cherry Hinton Festival. During the morning a Creepy House children’s activity will take place. Following this we are delighted that Coun-cillor Martin Curtis, Leader of Cambridge-shire County Council and Councillor David Harty will present medals and certifi-cates to candidates who have successfully completed the Creepy House Summer

Reading Challenge. The medal winners and their parents will join Councillors, Library and Council Officials, Members of the Residents Associa-tion and other invited guests for the Official Opening of the Com-munity Hub at 1.30pm.Councillor Curtis will join the Mayor of Cambridge, Councillor Paul Saun-ders, to officially open this new community venture and launch the 2013 Festival. The Mayor will then visit the Community Groups Fair in the Village Centre at 2pm. The Library will remain open during Saturday afternoon to give those who live in Cherry Hinton a chance to look at the new facilities. Various events are happening in the Library during Festival Week. The Library are also hoping to arrange events involving local authors in the weeks following the Festival.


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For more information contact Harvey Levison, ex St John Ambulance trainer, on 01223 564830 or [email protected]

Harvey Levison

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14–22 SEPTEMBER 2013

FESTIVALCherry Hint n Hint n

A FULL WEEK OF EVENTS CELEBRATING THE BEST THAT CHERRY HINTON

HAS TO OFFER! Including:

Community Groups Fair

Bat Walk

Local History Society Talk

Craft Party

Wine Tasting

Harvest Lunch

Quiz Night

Family Fun Day

Duck Race

Events in the Cherry Hinton Library

For more information visit: www.cherryhintonfestival.co.uk

drop into the library or email: [email protected]

Purchase your tickets from the Cherry Hinton Library Community Hub

or email [email protected]

CHERRY HINTON DEFIBRILLATOR FUND FUNDRAISING DISCO PARTY NIGHT

The Cherry Hinton Village Centre will be hosting a Disco Party night on Saturday 12th October. 7.30pm – Late. Tickets £5.00. All the money raised at this event will go towards the £2000 needed to purchase a defibrillator for the Village of Cherry Hinton. The device will be sited in the Village for the use of the whole community. Local resident and former Netherhall student Tom Smith, passed away in October 2011 after playing Sunday league football on the recreation ground. At the age of only 23, the tragic sudden death of this popular and athletic young man, was a devastating shock, not just to Tom’s family and friends, but the whole community.

We would like to provide a defibrillator for the Village in memory of Tom.

On reaching our target, any additional money raised will go to the Charity S.A.D.S (Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome)

Thank you for your support

NEW COMMITTEE FOR CHERRY HINTON FESTIVALFULL PROGRAMME OF EVENTS FOR SEP 2013

We look forward to this year’s events and you can get full details of everything going on from the website www.cherryhintonfestival.co.uk. Tickets for all events are on sale in the library or by email [email protected]. A new committee was formed this year, look out for their AGM and get involved for 2014.

LIGHTING UP CHERRY HINTON FOR CHRISTMASCRHA EVENTS FOR THE FESTIVE SEASON

Following the amazing successof last year’s event, CHRA willagain be holding “A Very Cherry Christmas” with eventsincluding a Christmas craftfair, Santa’s Grotto, Carols,and much more. The date isSaturday 23rd November andstalls are available at £15.All profits will be used to buymore Christmas lights for theCherry Hinton trees.

Details of this event and booking forms are availablefrom [email protected]

NIGHT WALK AT WANDLEBURYSEE THE PARK AS YOU’VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE

Friday 18th October - 9pm to 10pm.Join the Rangers on a walk to see the Country Park as you've never seen it before.Prompt start from the car park at 9pm.Booking essential: [email protected], donations appreciated.

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TO CELEBRATE THE CHERRY HINTONDUCK RACE WE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE OUR FAVOURITE DUCKJOKES WITH YOU

Q. What time does a duck wake up?A. At the quack of dawn!

Q. What do ducks get after they eat?A. A bill!

Q What do you call a crate full of ducks?A. A box of quackers

Q. Who stole the soap?A. The rubber ducky!

Don’t forget to buy your duck fromthe library or during festival weekevents. Prizes for best decoratedand fastest ducks.


A L L O T M E N T C D R L F U Y Y D N E W H I O J A W Y E Q E P R A V I L L A G E D D S A N X E O L C V J M T H V Y T X N J Q B T I H H Y R A R B I L I H N Q L S S E C R Q V R V T P K L L U I I E R A L E B A D S S E S T U N H C R T O J L C L X P I K T L N L T I C F Z B N G R R R C G G E F M E W U O W B P E I C U L G O M F S H B S N O I L N S D I V W N C V P F P X B Y W G D O F P I H G L F T T G E C I R N Y Y L P O B N H R N G K N X K U A N C H D

[email protected]

by 20 September 2013

ALLOTMENT BRITISH CENTRE CHERRIES COLVILLE DUCKS FESTIVAL HEAD HISTORY LEGION LIBRARY WEBSITE LIONS NEWSLETTER SPINNEY SPRING VILLAGE

CHILDRENS’ PAGEWIN A BOOK VOUCHER IN OUR CHERRY HINTON WORDSEARCH COMPETITION

www.cherryhintonfestival.co.uk

Sunday 22nd SeptemberSpring Head, Cherry Hinton (Opp The Eating Inn Pub)

Register from 2.00pm 1st Race 2.30pm

Come and have some fun and games at the Cherry Hinton Duck Race in aid of The Turbo Trust. Simply buy a duck, decorate it and then watchit race around the brook. Lot’s of other entertainment on the day.

We have missed out a word in our wordsearch below. Work out which one is missing and send us an email with your name age and phone number and you will be entered in our competition to win a £10.00 book voucher.

Send your answer to [email protected]

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CHERRY HINTON LIONS SAY GOODBYE TO U17 TEAM

NEW DRAMA GROUP FOR CHERRY HINTONJOIN THE SHRINKING VIOLETSCheck out The Shrinking Violets meeting every Mondaybetween 7 and 9pm at Cherry Hinton Village Centre.The group always welcome new members and at each meeting look at the many aspects of drama including improvisation, role play and reading scriptsfrom plays both classic and contemporary.

Priding themselves on hosting relaxed and enjoyableevenings which all can enjoy and particiapte, regardlessof what skill level individual members hold.

If you are interested in joining then tel Anna on 0798 5381247 or Steve 07505 427401.For more information search Shrinking Violets athttps://www.facebook.com/groups.


The WI ( Women’s Institute) is not just jam andJerusalem, we are much much more.

Archery,patchwork, crafts of all kinds, 6 truckdriving, bowls, education, darts, outings, bo�ns in co�ns, great food debate, �ower arranging, is just a small sample of what you can do. The Cherry Hinton WI meet on the 1st Monday of the month ( except Bank Holidays then the2nd) 7.30pm –9.30pm at St Andrews Church inthe Centre on the corner of Coldhams Lane andthe High Street.

All Ladies over the age of eighteen are very welcome to join us – come as a visitor �rst to see if you like us ( £3). More info please contact Margaret 01223 249247 or e.mail [email protected] The speaker for 2nd September is Veronica Bennett a talk on Gardens and the National Trust 7th October is Maureen James a talk on Witch Wicca and Wise Woman 4th November Eliza McClelland will entertain us with a Christmas Garland 2nd December is our Christmas Dinner.

NOT JUST JAM AND JERUSALEMMEET THE CHERRY HINTON W.I.

Cherry Hinton Lions FC is one of the largest established clubs within Cambridgeshire, formed in 1983 we have recently celebrated being a big part of the community for 30 years.

It’s a well known fact that the life blood of every club like ours, are the youngsters. We now run ‘ Drop-In Sessions ‘ for children between the ages of 4 to 6 years old. The outdoor venue for the sessions is: Cherry Hinton Recreation Ground, High Street, Cherry Hinton from 10am – 11am every Saturday at a cost of £5 per session

These sessions are designed to be fun as well as educa-tional, and hopefully the children will develop an insight into the game and a desire to learn more. When that happens, we can gradually �lter them into our teams. Should you require any further information on the sessions then please contact Dave Allan (tel: 07733 263300 – email: [email protected].

We recently said farewell to our U17 team back in May 2013. Many of the boys had played in the team since the age of 7. We had a great last game of the season, celebrations being held with the players and parents after, however it was also tinged with some sadness that an end of an era had arrived. We are pleased to say that many of these boys will be continuing with the club and will be entering our T20 league this season. Anyone who is aged between 17 and 20 may participate and if anyone wishes to come along to training please do so – this takes place on Tuesday evening at Cherry Hinton Rec 6.30 – 7.30 pm. For further information please contact the Club Secretary. The T20 league is played on Sunday afternoons.

For further information about the club, contact Ann Auker (Secretary) 01223 412308 – [email protected] or visit our website www:chlfc.co.uk.

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With the warmer weather finally here you may be thinking about getting out in your garden. If you are, an award-winning website can provide you with help and advice about the equipment available to make day-to-day tasks in the garden easier.

Help and support with day-to-day living

AskSARA has proved popular with localpeople since a Cambridgeshire version launched last year. So far it has helped nearly 4,000 people across the countyaccess advice and information about the equipment and support available locally to help them remain independent and in their own homes. In addition to maintaining the garden and outdoors, a wide range of topics are covered from managing medication and eating healthly to equipment to aid hearing, personal care and household chores.

AskSARA can also help you to findequipment to help prevent falls at home and when you are out and about.

Whether you need advice for yourselfor for a friend or relative that you care for, you can find out about theequipment available by visiting AskSARAat www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/asksara For anyone without access to, or not confident in using, the Internet the staff and volunteers in your local library can help you to find information.

AWARD WINNING WEBSITE ASKSARA HELPS YOU FIND EQUIPMENT TO ASSISTYOU IN MAINTAININGYOUR GARDEN

DANCING FOR DEMENTIA MOVING WITH MEMORY AND MOOD - NEW WORKSHOPS

Thanks to partnership funding from Cambridge City Council Arts and Recreation Development Grants, Cambridge Area Committee Grants and other generous donors, DanceMoves is able to offer this integrated project of 10 workshops aimed at bringing those diagnosed with early onset dementia, their carers, loved ones, family members and health professionals working with dementia together with adults without dementia to explore memory and mood through movement, music and shared personal stories, culminating in a piece of work and short film.

Workshops cost £3.50 per person and will last about an hour and a half. This includes a social tea/coffee and biscuit break. For maximum benefit, it is recommended that participants attend all 10 workshops.

Further information: http://www.dancemoves.org.uk or contact: Filipa Pereira-Stubbs, 07525 626 507 or [email protected]

DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMSWITH NEIGHBOURHOOD DISPUTESAre you stressed because you cannot talkto your neighbour about keeping the noise down, pets, children, boundary issues?

The Community Mediation Service is here to help you solving problems and to give you the chance to be heard. Our mediators are volunteers who are highly trained, impartial and independent. They will support you in finding a solution to your problem without having to resort to costly court proceedings. Mediation is a voluntary process, confidential and non-judgemental.

Why consider mediation?

We are a charity with 20 years of experience in helping you to live in a happier and peaceful home. These aresome feedback from people who used our service:

“The transformation was amazing! It’s an invaluable service, before it was living in hell, I felt lost, no hope”“Best thing we did, if we hadn’t have done, it would have got worse & worse now we can actually speak to each other”

You can contact us by phone 01223 302514, email [email protected], or writing to us at Llandaff Chambers, 2 Regent Street, Cambridge, CB2 1AX.Or visit our website at www.cdcms.org.uk.


CAMBRIDGESHIRE CELEBRATES AGE PROGRAMME FOR 2013

Cambridgeshire Celebrates Age aims to promote the well-being and improve the quality of life of older people. It does this by:

promoting active living to keep fit and healthy reducing social isolation, trying to reach those most vulnerable promoting intergenerational work between older and younger people challenging age discrimination showing and valuing what older people do and achieve.

Nearly 200 events took place around the county last year to mark International Day of Older People. Copies of the 2013 programme of regular events and activities for older people are now available from council reception areas, local community centres and libraries.

Copies can be requested from: Georgina Poulter Email: [email protected]: 01223 508150

RAINBOWS IN CHERRY HINTON Rainbows is a section of the girl guiding movement for girls aged five to seven and we meet at Colville School on a Wednesday evening. Rainbows is all about developing self-confidence, building friendships, learning new things and having fun. Girls get their hands dirty with arts and crafts, trying out cooking and playing games. Rainbows is all about learning by doing.

For more information see the website: https://enquiryym.girlguiding.org.uk/

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CHERRY HINTON LOCALHISTORY SOCIETY HELP FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS

WITH CAMBRIDGE CVS


The Local History Society has had a very active year. On the evening of Wednesday 14th August a group visited Impington Mill and some intrepid members climbed right to the top. The visit followed a talk in January by Steve Temple who has renovated the mill with a group of volunteers. His wife Pippa Temple gave a talk on Elizabethan Gardens last year and took us on a tour of her garden showing what she had achieved.As usual many of our talks have focused on Cambridge – Honor Ridout spoke about “Stourbridge Fair” in February and we enjoyed an evening of film in March when Frank Agger and Sam Clift told us about the Regal Cinema. Another change to the usual speaker was Malcolm Busby telling us about Nancy the Waterman in a role-play. It was a great pleasure to welcome back Michelle Bullivant for her postponed talk on “War Ditches, the History of Limekiln Hill” in April – it is amazing to realise that we have this ancient site so close to the village. The date of our July talk had to be re-arranged, which took much emailing and phoning to our members. However this worked to our advantage since the excellent talk by Chloe Cockerill “Pomp and Circum-stance” about Coronations and Jubilees on the 22nd co-incided with the birth of Prince George. The talk was followed by a glass of wine and piece of cake made by our Chair Jenny Taylor to celebrate the Society’s summer break. Ron English, one of our members has again arranged two visits this year. In April 26 members and 3 guests visited 1 Myddleton Place in Saffron Walden a medieval house which ended up being the Youth Hostel but is now back in private hands. Ron also arranged for 23 members to visit Selwyn College. A talk by the archivist and chaplain was followed by a very tasty lunch in the College Dining Room.The Society is taking part in “The Great War Project” which Cambridgeshire and Brighton are the only two British participants with 20 partners in Belgium and France. We will be researching information about what happened in Cherry Hinton and beyond during World War 1. If you have anything that would help us contact us on C. 210724 or talk to us at the Community Groups Fair. Former Mayor John Durrant is making a return visit for our Festival Talk this year on Tuesday 17th September at 7.30pm. He will talk on “Cambridge Past and Present”. Tickets cost £5, £4 for members. Ring C. 210724. If you would like to join us for one of our talks we meet at 7.30pm on the last Monday of the month (except August and December) at St. Andrew’s Church Centre. Guest membership for one talk costs £2.50. Membership for the year is £10 single, £18 couples. (£5 and £9 at this time of year!)

Do you run a community group, charity, club or organisation?Have you ever wanted to set one up to address an issue you are passionate about?If the answer to either of these questions is yes would you know who to turn to for help, advice or support? CCVS is a local charity whose sole aim is to see that there are as many healthy, vibrant and respected community groups and charities as possible; and that they are well run, have the information they need to be successful and are making a real difference to people and communities.So exactly what is on offer, and how can groups benefit?CCVS work is split into three areas1. Providing support We help groups to start up, grow and survive. By offering support on all aspects of running a community group or charity we can answer your questions on funding, finances, how your committee works, employing staff and other areas work.We offer regular training for staff, committee members and volunteers that gives them the skills they need. We also provide regular newsletters and updates to keep you informed about those things that are important to you.2. Providing a voice We act as a voice to promote the excellent work our members do and remind the ‘powers that be’ of the importance of community groups and charities. Too often people do not understand what voluntary and community organisations do and how they operate; this includes many of those in power who are making decisions that affect our members and the people and places they help. CCVS attends many meetings to make sure that the important work you do is recognised and that decisions are made that support your work. 3. Providing connectionsWe want to put you in touch with other organisations in your area who are doing similar work or who are facing (or who have overcome) similar problems. It IS good to talk, and we help groups to find the best people to talk with.What is more all this is free to members. So drop us a line or look at the web site to find out how you can join and start benefiting from all that CCVS can offer.

Want to find out more check out the website www.cambridgecvs.org.ukEmail us at [email protected] or call us on 01223 464696

FRIENDS OF CHERRY HINTON ST ANDREWThe Friends have had a varied programme in 2013. This started in March with another “Tea, Cakes and Brian Roy” afternoon concert, which was attended by 40 people and raised £136-92.Each year we like to introduce new events and one of these happened on Saturday April 27th when East Anglian Guitarists who meet in the Church Centre gave a concert in the Church, which was as usual arranged as an auditorium. The guitarists played mainly classical music but there was the odd light piece e.g. Teddy Bears picnic. As usual the music was greatly enhanced by the acoustics in the Church. Over 70 people attended the concert enjoyed sparkling wine and shortbread in the interval while mixing with the guitarists. The Concert raised £278-44. On Friday 7th June our treasurer Rosemary Wheeler and Friends entertained an audience of 75 with a concert entitled “Music for A June Evening” which raised £350.14. Always a popular event the programme included a mixture of songs from the shows and ended with the audience waving union jack flags as they sang Land of Hope and Glory. In July, Blue Badge Guide, Jeanette Luckhurst led a guided tour from Riverside, across Stourbridge Common to the Leper Chapel. The Friends would like to thank everyone who has attended our events. Funds raised have helped to repair the roof, repaired and refurbished the Centre toilets, paid for security lighting and the emergency door in the Centre as well as, most recently, new curtains for the Centre. Future Events – Friday September 20th at 7.30pm Simon and Vanessa Webster will be hosting another Friends’ Quiz as part of Festival Week on Friday 20th. In the past up to 16 teams of 6 have enjoyed a challenging evening. For this event teams bring their own drinks.Saturday 5th October at 7.30pm Memphis Jazz Band. Another new event for the Friends. Bring your own drinks and relax to an evening of Jazz. Wednesday 16th October at 7.30pm Friends AGM. If you would like to attend one of these events tickets cost £5, £4 for mem-bers and £3 for under 16’s. For further information please ring C. 210724, visit our website www.friends-of-standrew.org or email [email protected]

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www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/transport

Cherry Hinton High Streethave your say

Cherry Hinton Village Centre

Thursday 12th September • 2pm to 5pmMonday 16th September • 6pm to 8pm

Come to a drop-in session and share your ideas aboutimprovements to your High Street

It’s your High Street – make it work for you!For further information please call 01223 699906 or e-mail [email protected]

In the morning we will have expert speakers hosting informal discussions on subjects such as: The Mental Capacity Act, Lasting

Power of Attorney and Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults

The GP Carer Services Prescription for free information, support and a break, provided by Carers Trust Cambridgeshire (Crossroads Carer Services).

Self Directed Support for adult social care and how this can help you to stay independent.

Welfare Benefits. Balancing paid work and caring and

accessing training for employment. Finding good quality care.

Information stands available from 12 noon onwards. Refreshments served all day and a buffet lunch. Fun in the afternoon, including: Hand & neck massage Music Therapy Art Swimming/Aqua Fit Gym Pedicure/toe nail paint Pilates/Yoga

Booking is essential as spaces are limited. There may be support for you to attend the event so please ask for any assistance you might need to come.

Do you provide unpaid care and support to a family member or friend? Why not come along to this free annual event provided by Cambridgeshire County Council?

Carers Away Day Friday 11 October 2013

10 am to 3.30 pm Venue: The Holiday Inn Lakeview, Bridge Way, Histon, Cambs CB24 9PH

To book your place contact: Nancy Voak

Tel: 01480 373282 Email: [email protected]

IF YOU WERE GIVEN THE TASK OF REDESIGNING THE HIGH STREET WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

Change the Car Parking?

Add some more benches?

Widen the footpath?

Change the speed limit?

Take out the bollards?

Put in new cycle parking?

Give priority to buses?

Local developers are providing some funding to make improvements to your High Street.

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