Haverhill
WEEKLY NEWS
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Students get a taste of
the East on China visit
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LIFE ON OUR STREET
IS TOTAL NIGHTMARE’
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45p where purchased
A YOUNG man with learning
difficulties who admitted
carrying out a terrifying late-
night robbery to fund his drug
habit has been jailed indefin¬
itely.
Michael Dare, 23, had brand¬
ished a kitchen knife and covered
his face with a hood and a scarf in
a bid to avoid detection.
But as he grabbed £640 from the
manager of the town’s Domino’s Pizza,
Dare’s disguise slipped, allowing him to be
identified.
Dare, of Shepherds Court, Haverhill,
appeared at Ipswich Crown Court, where
Judge John Holt told him that he would
only be considered for release from prison
when the Parole Board were satisfied that
he no longer represented a significant risk
to the public.
The court heard how Dare had been
seen outside the pizza shop shortly before
midnight on a Sunday last December.
Staff went outside to ask if they could
help and Dare told them he wanted to call
a taxi to take him to the Clements estate.
Peter Gair, prosecuting, said inside the
shop a staff member offered to telephone
a local taxi firm but the line was busy.
Dare, who had covered his face so that
only his eyes were visible then pulled out
a knife and demanded money.
Two terrified workers ran from the shop,
while a third pressed a panic button
before also fleeing.
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* Say cheese: Lisa Phillips, 5,
Zach Brookes, 6, Joshua
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Fun makes the menu with pupils’ pizza play
KNEADING dough and tossing
their own pizzas in the air was
on the timetable for a group of
primary school children.
The 52 pupils from Kedington
Primary School paid a visit to
the Pizza Hut restaurant in
Regent Street, Cambridge,
before it opened to customers to
see what went on there and to
try their hand at make pizzas.
The visit was organised by
the restaurant’s manager Nick
Stone, whose daughter Lauren
attends the school.
Mr Stoner said: “The idea
was for them to come in and do
some taste testing and see what
goes into pizzas. Pizza is a
healthy option as part of
balanced diet. Our salt levels
are now well under FSA
standards and our salad bar
offers a lot more options.”
INSIDE
‘Despicable’
Staff help bring end to
fraudsters’ campaign
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Cash boost
High Street shops to
share in revamp funds
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Results
Crime figures fall but
jump in drug incidents
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Advice
Help at hand forOAPs
to beat credit crunch
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WHAT’S ON
Feisty show
Rachael Wooding
steps on stage as Evita
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On the box
All the weekend’s
viewing at a glance
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SPORT
Rovers’ woe
Haverhill footballers
are bottom of table
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Teachers feel
strain of job
STRESSED out teachers in
Cambridgeshire clocked up
more than 3,400 sick days
in the last academic year as
absenteeism for anxiety,
stress and fatigue soared.
Figures obtained by the
Weekly News show teachers
took 3,471 days off work
from the county’s primary
and secondary schools for
‘stress, depression, anxiety,
mental health and ex¬
haustion’ in 2007-08 - more
than double the 1,577 sick
days lost in the previous
year.
The situation was part¬
icularly bad in primary
schools, where mental-
health related sick days
rose by 250 per cent from
499 in 2006-07 to 1,755 days
last year.
That also represented a
43 per cent increase on the
2005-06 figure of 1,225.
In secondary schools,
stress and mental health-
related sick days rose by 59
per cent last year - up from
1,078 in 2006-07 to 1,716
last year.
Days missed for the same
reason in 2005-06 stood at
just 798 - less half this
year’s total. It meant school
staff took a total of 18.2
years off sick last year -
compared to just 8.3 years
in 2006-07.
West meets East
in tour of China
STUDENTS were given a
taste of the East during
a trip of lifetime to
China.
Five students and two
teachers from
Haverhill’s Samuel
Ward Arts and
Technology College, in
association with the
Youth China Cultural
Organisation, spent 12
days in Beijing.
The school has
established links with
the Beijing Cambridge-
Jingye High School in
Tongzhou District, which
has 1,500 high
achieving students with
dance, theatre and
sports backgrounds.
The group visited the
Forbidden City, the Old
Summer Palace and
Tianamen Square.
They had dinner at
the Chinese Opera, and
saw the colourful and
fast-paced The Story of
Kung Fu - Theatre Style,
a Chinese Cultural
Theatre production.
They also enjoyed
wonderful Chinese
meals from different
regions of China and
chopsticks are their
speciality now. They
then had the chance to
relax in a hot spring spa
and visit the Great Wall
of China.
A spokesman for the
college said the
students noticed
different comparisons of
old with new, rich with
poor, hi-tech with low-
tech, and were greeted
by very friendly people.
He said: “We were
the centre of attention
wherever we went,
having two girls with
blonde hair and two very
tall young men with us -
they were photographed
many times with
Chinese people-young
and old.
“We were also lucky
enough to be guided
round Beijing by a very
informative tour guide.
“The experience was
fantastic - we need to
go back again to see
some areas in more
detail.”
Back home: from left, Charlee Strowger, 15, Sam
Moore, 15, Ema Field, 15, Rhian Fawcett, 15,
Marian Merch-Chammon, PA to the headteacher,
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'Despicable’
fraud campaign
VIGILANT staff at a Haver¬
hill store brought a fraud¬
ster’s two-year stealing
spree to an end, a court
has heard.
Two teenagers were attempting
to collect a refund for defective
goods at the town’s Argos store
when staff became suspicious
and alerted police.
The duo - who cannot be
named for legal reasons - tried to
use a bank statement in the
name of Trina Spiteri as alleged
proof of purchase, Ipswich
Crown Court was told on Mon¬
day.
Police launched an invest¬
igation and discovered that
Spiteri, 47, had been waging a
campaign of fraud against Argos
since 2005, obtaining thousands
of pounds worth of vouchers for
refunds which she then sold on
eBay for below face value.
Parked close to the Haverhill
store was a car being driven by
Spiteri’s accomplice, Lesley
Fuller, who had driven the teen¬
agers to the town.
Police found a “considerable
quantity” of defective goods in
the vehicle, along with a list of
which items were to be taken
back, excuses to be used and
directions to Argos stores.
Duncan O’Donnell, prosecut¬
ing, said the actions of the Hav¬
erhill staff in May 2007 had end¬
ed a long-running fraud.
Spiteri had been working with
the two teenagers who would
take defective items, often toys,
back to Argos stores and ask for a
refund.
During a search of Spiteri’s
home in Rayleigh, Essex, police
found details of Argos gift
voucher transactions. Mr O’Don¬
nell said that during a single six-
week period she had netted
£1,400.
Spiteri’s garage also housed 21
boxes of toys, most of which
when examined were defective.
Spiteri denied that the toys had
been destined for future fraud
attempts, saying she was selling
them for someone else.
Police went on to find details of
sales of Argos vouchers worth an
alleged £55,414 at below face
value in exchange for cash. But
Spiteri said at the most she had
obtained only £10,000.
The court also heard that while
Inland Revenue records showed
that Spiteri was not working, her
bank account contained £95,000,
some of it from unexplained dep¬
osits.
Spiteri and Fuller, also 47, of
Rayleigh, had been friends since
they were at school, the court
heard. Both had pleaded guilty to
a charge of conspiracy to steal.
Christopher Paxton, appearing
for Spiteri, said she was a woman
of previously good character and
her offending did not bear any
hallmarks of sophistication.
Detection had been inevitable
because she had repeatedly tar¬
geted the same branches of Argos
and never tried to disguise her
identity.
Fuller had only been involved
in the offending on the day she
was arrested at Haverhill, said
Richard Potts, defending.
He said: “This offending came
about primarily because of her
reliance on amphetamines which
became quite marked in the
period preceeding.”
fudge Neil McKittrick describ¬
ed Spiteri’s behaviour as “despic¬
able”.
She was sentenced to 40 weeks
in prison, suspended for 18 mon¬
ths, and must complete 100
hours unpaid community work.
Fuller was placed under
supervision for 18 months and
ordered to take part in the Think
First programme for offenders.
Police link car
arson attacks
A WHITE Peugeot 106
was set alight at the back
of a house in Haverhill on
Tuesday night.
The arson attack
happened at around
12.05am in Wratting
Road and police are
linking it to the theft of a
silver Nissan Micra car
from Abington Place,
Haverhill, between
9.30pm on Tuesday and
1.10am yesterday. That
car was later found burnt
out off the A134 near
Long Melford.
Calls in relation to the
Nissan theft should be
made to Pc Kelly
Waggett at Haverhill
Police on (01284)
774100, while calls
related to the Peugeot fire
should be directed
towards Pc Richard
Oldroydatthe same
number. Alternatively, call
Crimestoppers on 0800
555111.
Pair fled with
copper piping
TWO men wearing
hooded tops who were
disturbed inside a
container in a car park
fled with a quantity of
copper piping.
The burglary happened at
Lordscroft Lane,
Haverhill, at around
9.40pm on Tuesday and
the pair left in a dark
coloured Vauxhall Astra
or Vectra, driving off
along Ehringshausen
Way towards Sturmer.
Anyone with information
is asked to call Pc Cris
Reynolds at Haverhill
police on (01284)
774100 or
Crimestoppers on 0800
555111.
Mower stolen
from shed
A RIDE-ON John Deere
lawnmower was stolen
by thieves who broke
into a shed by cutting a
padlock at Front Street,
Ousden, between 8pm
on Monday and 8am on
Tuesday.
Call Pc Christopher
Spraggons at Clare
Police on (01284)
774100 or
Crimestoppers on 0800
555111.
Purse taken
from shopper
A PURSE was stolen
from a woman’s
handbag in a card shop
at High Street, Haverhill,
between 10,20am and
10.30am on Tuesday.
Call Pc Sarah Reavill at
Haverhill Police on
(01284) 774100 or
Crimestoppers in
confidence on 0800 555
111 .
Cafe proposal
PLANS to create a seated
eating area outside a new
Costa Coffee shop in
High Street, Haverhill,
have been submitted to
St Edmundsbury
Borough Council.
WEEKLY NEWS | April 30, 2009 | 3
Prison for
robbery of
takeaway
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It was then that Dare
had headed for the office
where manager Richard
Jeffrey had been counting
takings.
Mr Jeffrey told police:
“Fearing for the safety of
all the staff members I
decided to unlock the
office door and led him
to where the money was.”
None of the cash was
ever recovered.
The raid left staff very
shaken and fearful. One
man told police: “I was in
fear of my life.”
Initially police had no
clues as to the robber’s
identity, but inquiries
pointed towards Dare
having been involved.
On January 5 a hooded
top was recovered from
his grandmother’s home
and three days later,
when he was arrested,
Dare was wearing a pair
of jeans bearing a dis¬
tinctive logo which mat¬
ched those of the robber.
Positive identification
came later, when staff
were able to say during
an identity procedure
that Dare was the man
they had seen during the
robbery when his dis¬
guise momentarily slip¬
ped.
Joanne Eley, mitig¬
ating, said that Dare was
a young man with lear¬
ning disabilities who had
difficulties in comm¬
unicating with others.
He had a “very dis¬
rupted” early life and had
been using illegal drugs
since the age of 13.
On the night of the
robbery she said Dare
had taken heroin, which
was later found to have
been adulterated with
another drug and as a
result he had no memory
of what he had done.
She said: “This is not a
sophisticated robbery. It
was clearly not well exec¬
uted. This had not been
planned for some time.
He was in need of money
to fund his drug habit.”
Judge Holt told Dare
that he would be det¬
ained indefinitely as a he
posed a “significant risk”
to members of the public.
Dare could not be
considered for release
under any circumstances
for at least three years,
less the 104 days he had
already spent on remand
awaiting sentence.
‘Significant risk’: Michael
Dare.
Cycling circle: Pc Will Wright, left, and PCSO Gordon Walker, right, with Steve Carter, centre, and Parkway pupils. Picture: Richard Patterson 547658.
Pupils get wheelie good tips on cycle safety
YOUNG cyclists have been put through
their paces to make sure they are safe
when they take to the roads.
Pupils are Parkway Middle School in
Haverhill have been taking part in a
bike safety training scheme, with
regular sessions in the school grounds
led by Steve Carter.
Mr Carter, who is a behavioural
support assistant at Parkway,
organised the session with local beat
officer Pc Will Wright.
They tested the skills of 10 pupils in
each session of the three-week course
with theory in the classroom, training
in the playground and then using skills
learned on the road.
He said: “Awareness is the main
thing, starting off properly, seeing
whether there is anything coming on
their inside or outside. It is about
safety and also keeping them fit.”
For more information about the
courses, call (01440) 704599.
Councils
oppose
turbines
EIGHT parish coun¬
cils have opposed
plans for a wind farm
on land between
Linton and Great
Chesterford.
Renewable energy
firm Enertrag sub¬
mitted plans to
South Cambridge¬
shire and Uttlesford
district councils
earlier this year for
eight 125m turbines
on the farmland.
But Linton, Had-
stock, Hildersham,
Little Chesterford,
Great Chesterford,
Hinxton, Little Ald¬
ington, and Great
Abington parish
councils have all
voted to lodge ob¬
jections to the
controversial pro¬
posal with the dist¬
rict councils.
At a meeting of
Linton Parish Coun¬
cil last week, only
one of 12 councillors
voted in favour of the
scheme. They heard
that around 3,400
questionnaires were
sent to local resi¬
dents. Of the 1,169
that returned 76 per
cent were against the
proposals.
Store revamp
grant scheme
TRADERS who have com¬
plained about unattractive
traffic barriers deterring
customers from visiting
their shops are getting a
cash lifeline - with the
chance to claim grants to
improve their shop fronts
before a new Tesco store
opens nearby.
Traders in Queen Street, Hav¬
erhill, have already been con¬
sulted on the £50,000 St Ed-
mundsbury Borough Council
scheme, which was discussed at a
meeting of the Haverhill Area
Working party last week.
Public consultation revealed
that there would be a strong
uptake for the borough council-
funded scheme, due to be
launched shortly after a major
Queen Street improvement
programme begins in May,
replacing street furniture such as
bins, street lights and benches.
Business bosses believe that
creating an attractive shopping
environment is a key part of the
success of Haverhill’s Town
Centre master plan, and when
Tesco opens this autumn, Queen
Street is set to become an
important pedestrian link
BY JO DEEKS
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
between the main shopping area
and the new superstore.
Cllr Anne Gower, chair of the
Haverhill Partnership and mem¬
ber of the Haverhill Area Working
Party, said: “Queen Street has an
intimate character that will be
lifted by the public realm imp¬
rovements, but more is needed to
encourage shoppers to explore.
“We have been working with
traders so that the scheme works
both for them and to the benefit
of the area as a whole and I am
very pleased that it is receiving so
much support.”
Discussions are to take place
about a group design scheme to
reduce the cost of applying for
grant aid, which is likely to be for
up to 80 per cent of the cost of
improvement work, up to a
maximum of £8,000.
Traders in Queen Street who
had called for a total ban on
traffic in the street have had their
wishes partially granted as the
normal traffic ban from 10am to
4pm has been extended until
6.30pm while traffic lights were in
operation at the Cangle junction.
A spokesman for Suffolk
County Council’s highways
department said this was a
temporary measure to stop
motorists using the street as a rat
run to get through the lights
more quickly, and the street
would open up at 4pm again
shortly.
Sarah Howard, chairman of
Haverhill Chamber of Com¬
merce, said: “It’s refreshing that
businesses are being consulted
and being given the means to
update their shopfronts to make
Queen Street look more appeal¬
ing.
“There are some great shops in
Queen Street and I hope that
making the frontage reflect the
quality of the goods on offer will
attract more people to shop
locally.
“It is very easy to look at the
opening of Tesco’s as a bad thing
for the independent shops in the
town.
“However, I think that it is
being handled very well and the
steps that are being taken to
make it a positive addition to the
town are encouraging.
“All we’ve got to do now is
persuade local people to shop
locally and this is another step
towards achieving this goal.”
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History in the air
DUXFORD’S Imperial War
Museum has announced a new
series of talks exploring 20th
century military history.
Historian Jack Livesey will kick¬
off the series with a talk about
the decisive 1944 battle of
Falaise Pocket that led to the lib¬
eration of Paris during his visit
to the museum on Sunday, May
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He will return on Saturday,
August 22, to discuss his book
on the 155th Flak Regiment, The
VI - The Men and the Machine.
Crime figures fall but
jump In drug incidents
The history of the RAF fighter
planes will also be discussed at
a seminar on Sunday, June 14.
Martin Boswell, curator of unif¬
orms, personal equipment and
flags, will lecture on Design and
Development of the Helmet on
Sunday, November 15.
To book a place, contact the
museum on (01223) 835000.
Space for tiny tots
PLANS to build a replacement
pavilion-style building for
children aged 2-5 at Thurlow
Voluntary Controlled Primary
School in The Street, Little
Thurlow, have been submitted to
St Edmundsbury Borough
Council.
It will replace the existing
portable building currently on
the site.
Factory extension
AN EXTENSION to a light
industrial unit at Boundary Road,
Haverhill, is the subject of a
planning application to St
Edmundsbury Borough Council
by Haverhill Small Factories.
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Flashes of the past at reunion
A PICTURE of youngsters
enjoying themselves at an
adventure playground more
than a quarter of a century
ago have brought back
memories for many.
An exhibition has been
staged by Haverhill and
District Local History Group
of pictures taken at the
former playground area off
Greenfields Way, Haverhill,
in the 1970s.
The exhibition will be on
display in the bistro area at
Haverhill Arts Centre for the
next two months and
organisers are keen to find
out the names of the rest of
the children pictured, who
have not yet been identified.
Jill Young, History Group
secretary, said many names
had already been provided
and several of those
pictured had attended a
reunion at the centre and
the opening of the
exhibition.
A graph has been
provided so that missing
names can be added.
Contact the centre on
(01440) 714962 with
details.
BY JO DEEKS
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
EFFORTS to make Suffolk the
safest county in England are on
track, according to Chief Con¬
stable Simon Ash.
The latest figures show there was an
almost 4 per cent drop in overall crime
across the county in 2008/09.
The annual performance figures show
that overall crime fell by 3.8 per cent to
46,504, with 1,826 fewer crimes recorded
than in the same period in 2007/08.
The number of crimes solved in¬
creased, compared to the same period the
previous year.
While violent crime levels remained the
same, vehicle crime and criminal damage
both fell by 7 per cent and the number of
arson incidents falling by a staggering 26
per cent. Home burglaries dropped 6 per
cent.
The constabulary also improved its
detection rate by 4 per cent to 34.3 per
cent and a total of 15,949 crimes were
solved - an extra 1,285 compared to
2007/08.
But it wasn’t all good news. The number
of recorded drugs offences jumped 12 per
cent.
The figures also showed that robbery
incidents were up by 3 per cent.
Suffolk police’s call handling team
answered 95.6 per cent of 999 calls within
10 seconds, almost 6 per cent above the 90
per cent target.
There was also significant improvement
in response to non-emergency calls, with
84.6 per cent of calls answered within 30
seconds, compared to 81 per cent last
year.
Chief Constable Ash welcomed the
figures and said: “A great deal of hard work
and commitment from our officers and
staff has really paid off.
“Our county has become even safer
which is an excellent result. I am part¬
icularly pleased to see a reduction in
crime as well as an increase in the number
of crimes being solved.
“In the year ahead, we must build upon
this solid foundation as we aim to deliver
the best possible service to the comm¬
unities of Suffolk.
“Not only will we continue to tackle
crime, but we will also continue to focus
on increasing local people’s confidence in
their local policing service. We need to
ensure that local people feel safe and they
feel we are doing a good job.”
Suffolk Police Authority chairman
Gulshan Kayembe said: “These latest
figures show the constabulary is doing
well, which is pleasing.
“We will continue to monitor progress
in the year ahead. Particular attention will
be paid to increased partnership working
and an increased presence of community
policing through Safer Neighbourhood
Teams.”
Mon - Fri: 8:30am ill 11pm
Sat & Sun: 8am til 9.45pm
Man accused of stealing from hospice
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(Clements & Christmas
Maltings Surgery),
Camps Road, Haverhill
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A 25-YEAR-OLD man has
denied stealing money
belonging to a hospice.
Brett Wickers, of Lowry
Close, Haverhill, has also
pleaded not guilty to a charge
of fraud by false represent¬
ation to obtain gain involving
sponsorship money for the
same charity.
The theft offence is alleged
to have been committed
between April 17, 2008 and
June 13, 2008 against St Nich¬
olas Hospice in Bury St Ed¬
munds.
Ipswich Crown Court heard
that the fraud offence is
alleged to have been comm¬
itted between April 17, 2008
and September 30, 2008, also
against St Nicholas Hospice.
Judge Neil McKittrick told
Wickers that he would have to
return to court in June to
stand trial.
The hearing is expected to
last for up to two days.
Wickers was granted un¬
conditional bail until his next
court appearance.
WEEKLY NEWS | April 30, 2009 | 5
Glorious
gardens
EIGHT acres of glorious
gardens at Sible
Hedingham, near
Haverhill, are to be
opened to the public for
the first time.
Since moving in with
their young family eight
years ago, Peter and
Sandra Robinson have
been working to
improve and renovate
their garden at
Rookwoods, Yeldham
Road.
It will open under the
National Garden Society
Scheme on May 15, 25
and 29 from 2-5.30pm.
Admission will be £3,
children free, with teas
and plants for sale.
Shop thieves’
clean sweep
THREE vacuum
cleaners were stolen by
thieves who broke into a
shop at Haverhill by
smashing a window in
the early hours of the
morning.
The burglary happened
in the High Street at
around 1.30am on
Monday, April 27.
Calls in relation to this
incident should be made
to Pc Jonathan
Chapman at Haverhill
Police on (01284)
774100 or
Crimestoppers on 0800
555 111
Downturn
conference
THE impact of the economic
downturn on the building of new
homes will be the focus of a top-
level conference in Cambridge.
Cambridgeshire Horizons, the
body working to secure the housing,
new roads and other community
facilities that the county needs, will
hold its annual get-together on
Wednesday, June 17, at Robinson
College.
Speakers will be Kate Barker,
author of the Barker Reports on
housing and a board member of the
Homes and Communities Agency;
John Cross, chairman of the Nat¬
ional Housing Federation; and Wulf
Daseking, former director of city
planning in Freiburg, Germany
The conference will be officially
opened by the chairman of Cam¬
bridgeshire Horizons, Sir David
Trippier, who will also review
progress made in delivering the
“growth agenda” over the past five
years.
Alex Plant, chief executive of
Cambridgeshire Horizons, who will
also be addressing delegates, said:
“It promises to be a fascinating
conference this year. Over the last
12 months a lot has changed for
Horizons in terms of how we look to
deliver growth.
“The housing market has slowed,
but the underlying need for new
and more affordable homes rem¬
ains. This means we must embrace
innovative ways of bringing dev¬
elopment forward without sacrif¬
icing quality standards.”
Tax disc stolen
A TAX disc was stolen
from a car parked at
Haverhill.
The theft happened at
Pipers Close between
April 14 and 21, when
offenders entered a
green Ford by unknown
means.
Calls in relation to this
incident should be made
to Pc Andrew Green at
Haverhill police on
(01284) 774100 or
Crimestoppers on 0800
555111.
Trailer taken
A BLUE trailer with a
metal surround was
stolen from a driveway
at Bury Road,
Wickhambrook between
8am and 6pm last
Thursday.
The trailer, which had
been left secure, has a
green ramp to the rear
and new tyres.
Calls in relation to this
incident should be made
to Pc Colin Cox at
Haverhill police on
(01284) 774100 or
Crimestoppers on 0800
555111.
Heart patient’s
plea for peace
A HEART surgery patient
say “neighbours from hell”
is making his life a misery
and claims the housing
association which manages
his home is ignoring the
problem.
Phillip Hill, 63, and his wife
Carol, 58, have lived in Willow
Close, Haverhill, for the past six
years, but say their once peaceful
cul-de-sac has been ruined over
the past 12 months by rowdy
behaviour.
They also claim to have seen
people dealing drugs openly in
the street, despite a police drugs
raid in the area earlier this year.
Mr Hill says Sanctuary Housing
Group has done little to tackle the
problems.
BY JO DEEKS
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
He added: “This used to be a
nice place to live, but now when
you tell people where you live they
say‘poor you’.
“There were cars parked outside
that people refused to move, so
the refuse truck could not get in.
“There are arguments about
drug deals in the early hours of the
morning and people have just had
enough of it.
“One married couple are mov¬
ing back in with parents because
they cannot stand living here any
more and I had a 60-year-old man
at my door in tears and exhausted.
“We just don’t know where we
can go and more people are
moving out because of it.”
A statement from Sanctuary
said: “The safety and wellbeing of
our residents is paramount and
we take any reports of anti-social
behaviour, such as those made by
Mr Hill, very seriously.
“We would like to reassure the
residents of Willow Close that we
are working closely with Suffolk
police and other partner agencies
over these claims.
“Although the investigations are
ongoing, we will continue to
update Mr Hill and other residents
in the area with their progress.
“We currently employ con¬
tractors to provide the grounds
maintenance service at Willow
Close and will soon start to con¬
sult residents about how this
service is delivered in the future.”
Survey reveals third of drinkers exceed limits
NEARLY a third of regular
drinkers in the eastern region
drink too much, says a survey.
NHS East of England has
released a preview of results
from the Big Drink Debate,
which questioned 7,000 people.
The results show 69 per cent
of men and 52 per cent of
women drink regularly, and
men are also more likely to
drink above recommended
limits.
Only 6 per cent of resp¬
ondents admitted to being
heavy drinkers, yet 29 per cent
regularly drink above recom¬
mended limits. Thirty-two per
cent of men and 26 per cent of
women drink more.
Thirty-four per cent of
respondents thought drunken
behaviour was a problem in
their local area.
The Government Office for
the East of England will use the
results to get a picture of
drinking habits in the region.
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Front-line help is at
hand for vulnerable
Joining forces: the Home Shield launch are, from left, Cathy Inman, project
manager; Terri Sansom, project assistant; Matt Murdoch, of Cambridgeshire fire
service; Pam Nicholas and Ruth Rogers, of Age Concern; and Chief Supt Jeff Hill.
Picture: Warren Gunn 547644.
BY CHRIS ELLIOTT
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
OLDER people in Cam¬
bridgeshire will be better
looked after thanks to a new
scheme being pioneered by
the county council and the
charity Age Concern, it is
claimed.
Called Cambridgeshire Home
Shield, the aim is to make sure that
elderly folk in need of medical or
other help get it quickly.
Front-line workers such as the
police and firefighters will be able
to pass on requests for assistance to
social services teams and health
experts.
The scheme, said to be one of the
first of its kind nationwide, was
officially launched last week.
A council spokesman said:
“Home Shield is a partnership that
handles referrals from front-line
staff to help elderly and vulnerable
people. Age Concern co-ordinate
the referrals and pass them on to
the relevant partner organisations
to ensure a smooth and effective
system.
“The project brings together 16
organisations including the fire
service, Adult Social Care, Cam¬
bridgeshire police, the Pension
Service, Warmfront and the Royal
British Legion. It is hoped that
others will also play their part.
“The scheme is designed to
promote health, well-being and
independent living. It will act as a
quick method of ensuring that the
right agency responds to the actual
needs of the person visited.”
Cllr Fred Yeulett, the council’s
cabinet member for communities,
said: “This is a great idea designed
to protect and support some of the
most vulnerable members of our
community.
“Often people don’t know where
to go for help, but this scheme will
mean that their problems will get
reported and passed on to the
relevant organisation wherever
possible.
“For example, if a trading stand¬
ards officer visits and discovers a
resident needs support from Adult
Social Care, or a fire alarm fitted, or
even a visit from volunteers
because they are lonely, then this
can also be set up.
“It really is about being proactive
and helping vulnerable people live
independently.
“I would like to thank Age
Concern and all the partner
organisations taking part in it.”
WEEKLY NEWS | April 30, 2009 | 7
Help Is at hand
for pensioners
BY JO PEEKS
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
OLDER people in
Haverhill got tips
on free services and
advice to help them
beat the credit
crunch when a new
countywide road¬
show visited the
town.
The first Homeshield
Roadshow event was
held in at Haverhill Fire
Station in Ehringsh-
ausen Way last week,
before its team tours the
county to inform the
public about the sup¬
port that is available to
some of the most vul¬
nerable people of Suff¬
olk.
This roadshow is one
of three which has been
organised locally to pro¬
mote the Homeshield
service.
Originally launched in
2007, Homeshield pro¬
vides easy access to
many services and org¬
anisations.
But Suffolk County
Council said it has
recognised that, due to
growing numbers of
Advice: representatives from different groups at Haverhill Fire Station.
Picture: Keith Jones 547816.
older people and the
effects of the credit
crunch, the number of
vulnerable people is
likely to rise.
A spokesman said the
Homeshield roadshows
are an opportunity for
members of the comm¬
unity to pop in for a chat
and find out about the
range of support and
help that is available,
and where to access the
services.
Partners attending the
roadshows to hand out
advice include: Suffolk
County Council’s pract¬
ice advice team, local
pension services, Suffolk
Constabulary and the
Safer Neighbourhood
Team, a crime reduction
officer, Trading Stand¬
ards, Royal British Leg¬
ion, Age Concern, St
Edmundsbury Borough
Council’s housing team,
Havebury Housing, the
county council’s adult
and community and
library services team,
PCT falls prevention,
Suffolk Good Neigh¬
bours Scheme, and Suff¬
olk Fire and Rescue’s
Warm Front scheme.
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were stolen from a car parked in an unlocked garage.
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between 5pm last Thursday and 11 am the next day.
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Know you are
somewhere doing
it your way!
All our love
forever, Adele,
Gary, Tayler,
"\Brooke and Peta
DEREK
ANDREWS
(Del)
Died 29.04.2007
There is a place left
in my heart, that
no-one else can fill
I We love you and we
miss you Dad
and we always will
Love
Elizabeth, Dave,
George, Beth
and Imogen
DEREK
ANDREWS
i The comfort
and knowledge
that his pain
has now ceased
In the arms
of an angel
he is now
at peace
Love and miss
you Dad
from
Rhonda, Royston,
Lauren and
Fearne
TINA
POLLECUTT
May 2nd 2006
Can’t believe
3 years have
passed so fast.
You’re missed and
loved so much.
Not a day goes
past when you’re
| not in our hearts...
Love you!
Trish, Martin,
Grandchildren
& Great
Grandchildren
xxx
\
May 6th, 1996.
We cannot have
the old days
back,
When we were
all together, I
But secret tears
and loving
thoughts,
Will be with
V
Treasured
memories of
Edith
POLLECUTT
07/07/31 - 02/05/06
I lost my dear wife
I Edie, Three years
I ago today, My heart
is sad and broken,
Because she could
not stay.
My heart now has a
hole inside, Where
she will always be,
Because I love her,
oh so much,
My heart will
always grieve.
God put his arms
around her,
* And lifted her to
rest, God's garden
must be beautiful,
He always takes
the best.
How sad we had to
say goodbye, But I
know it was for the
best, Sleep softly
I precious Edie, In
{ God's eternal rest.
All my love,
Charlie
xxxxxxxxx
FORSHAW
Howard
May 6th, 1996.
I light a candle,
watch it glow,
Watch it dance
when I feel low,
I think of you,
I think of light,
You 're always
with me,
day or night.
The candle flickers,
then it's gone,
But in my heart
you still live on,
For in this heart
you 'll never stray,
You 're here
forever and
a day.
So when I
light a candle,
I When I watch
it glow,
When I watch
it dancing,
In my heart
I'll know.
Love you
so much,
I|in 9 Mum
Our dear mum
and nan
Edith
POLLECUTT j
May 2nd, 2006.
If we could have a
lifetime wish,
and one dream that
could come true,
We would pray to
God with all
our hearts,
just to see and
speak to you,
A thousand
words won't
bring you back,
We know because
we've tried,
And neither will a
million tears,
We know because
we've cried,
You've left behind
our broken hearts
and precious
memories too,
But we have never
wanted memories,
We only wanted
you.
Forever in our
thoughts,
Caroline and Paul,
Jodie and Pete,
Stewart and Sophie
SAMMIE
BYRNE
Happy 17 th
Birthday
May 2nd
Lots of Love
Mum, Dad, Katie,
Ellie and Poppy
xxxx
Happy 18 th
Birthday
BERNICE
HARDWICK
Lots of love
Dad, Allie,
Rheannon, Ethan
and Charlie
xxx
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HOLMES
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May 3rd.
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May 4th
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Richard, Emma, Lee,
Lauren and Katie
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xxx
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Project to
get teens
into work
A SCHEME to help
get young people
back into education
or work is being off¬
ered at Haverhill.
West Suffolk College is
offering training through
the Youth East project,
with a group currently
working in Haverhill at
the Cangle Foyer and
Skills 4 Trades.
Participation co-ordin¬
ator Sherry Fry said: “The
programme is a way of
confronting the barriers
young people face and
exploring ways to over¬
come them and move
forward.”
It encompasses pract¬
ical help on improving
their confidence and self
esteem and dealing with
stress.
Ms Fry said: “Any 16-18
year olds who are not in
education, training or
work can benefit.
“The programme is
flexible and exciting. Act¬
ivities are developed in
conjunction with the
young people, focusing
on their individual needs.
BY JO DEEKS
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
They will not be sitting in
a classroom all day, but
will be out and about
learning new things,
having fresh experiences
and making new friends.
“Participants will not
have to travel to college
to access the training, the
training will come to
them.
“We will help with ad¬
vice and guidance relat¬
ing to suitable courses or
employment, prepare
them for interviews, help
them produce a good CV
and achieve a recognised
qualification.
“We can even arrange
visits and taster sess¬
ions.”
The programme helps
participants find a new
direction in life by dev¬
eloping the skills they
need to progress to fur¬
ther education or work
with training.
The college will be
working on the Youth
East project with groups
of young people in inf-
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Jones, Tyrone Bradnam,
Youth East key worker, Alex
Pearson, Chris Jones, Chay
Allen, Alex Freeman,
Victoria Fenton, Youth East
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Pursey at the Youth East
project at Cangle Foyer.
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How the missing millions are
hurting Cambs
A new report shows the East of England is
getting a raw deal over Government
funding. LAURA JEAN MORRIS examines
how this is affecting Cambridgeshire.
THE East of England
has had the lowest level
of public spending per
head of any region in
England for four of the
last six years, according
to new figures.
Councils and public
services in the area receive
just £6,555 per person from
the Government compared
with an average of £7,353 for
England as a whole.
Particularly badly hit are
Cambridgeshire police, with
spending on public order and
safety put at just 74 per cent
of the England average, and
council budgets for housing
and amenity services, at just
65 per cent of the average
across England.
The report was released by
the East of England Strategic
Authority Leaders (EESAL), a
cross-party group made up of
the leaders of all 11 county
and unitary regional auth¬
orities.
It says the lack of funding
should also be placed into
context with the fact that the
area is one of only three in
the country which paid in
more to the Exchequer in
2006 and 2007 than it took
out.
And after last week’s
budget, Cambridgeshire
County Council says it is
concerned the squeeze on its
services is only set to get
worse.
fill Tuck, county council
leader, said: “The East of Eng¬
land region and Cambridge¬
shire is one of the few parts of
the country actually making
a contribution to the wealth
of the nation in the past few
years.
“And yet, because we are
productive, we have been
penalised by a Government
which seems to be blind to
the pressures services are
under in one of the fastest-
growing regions.
“The situation cannot
continue. The country is in a
deep recession and it needs
the relative economic
strength of Cambridgeshire
and the East of England to
help drive the recovery - but
that will be hampered if
public services continue to
get a raw deal.”
Cllr Tony Orgee, South
Cambridgeshire District
Council finance portfolio
holder said: “The
Government not only gives
us inadequate support but
also takes large amounts of
money out of the area.
“In the last two years, Gov¬
ernment has taken more than
£21 million of council
housing rents and this
present financial year will
take a further £12.6 million.
“We have a very raw deal
from Government compared
to so many other councils.”
And it’s not just councils
that have been hit by a lack of
provision. Cllr Keith Walters,
chairman of Cambridgeshire
Police Authority, says the
force needs an investment of
a further £2 million to help it
raise levels of officers to the
national average.
He said: “lulie Spence and I
made a trip down to London
last year to ask for an extra £2
million for investment, and
we had a document a quarter
of an inch thick to justify that
request.
“They shouldn’t just write
off everyone in Cambridge¬
shire as Range-Rover-driving
welly wearers.”
Below-average handouts
■ In 2007/8, the
East of England’s
allocation for overall
public expenditure
was £6,555 per head
- £980 less than the
national average and
£2,500 less than
London.
■ In 2008/9, East of
England councils
received £396.92
per head, compared
with the £537.70
average.
■ If the East of
England’s primary
care trusts received
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per head of
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Games of old prove a
hit with gadget buffs
BY JO PEEKS
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
FOND memories of
early computer
games and a chance
to play them again
proved a great hit
with visitors to a
recent national exh¬
ibition.
The stand for the Hav¬
erhill Centre for Comp¬
uting History was a pop¬
ular stop-off point for
lovers of computer days-
gone-by at the recent
Gadget Show Live.
Jason Fitzpatrick, used
his own collection as the
basis for the museum,
which is the first of its kind
in the country and has
already attracted national
attention and had exhibits
featured on several
television programmes.
Mr Fitzpatrick said
exhibition organisers told
them their stand had
attracted around 31,000
visitors, far more than any
others and enough to over¬
shadow giants such as
Sony and Panasonic.
He said: “We had a fan¬
tastic response at the
Gadget Show Live, the
stand was inundated with
Logging on to history: visitors
browse through the vintage
games on offer at the Haverhill
Centre for Computing History
stand at the Gadget Show Live
exhibition. The stand attracted
more than 31,000 people,
overshadowing the number of
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BY JO PEEKS
Email: editorial@haverhillweeklynews.co.uk
leak further down the road,
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• Strummers, Blowers and
Readers at the arts centre
- Page 18
• What’s showing on the big
screen
- Page 18
• All the weekend’s TV viewing
at a glance
- Page 20
Wooding puts
bit of herself
in feisty Evita
ONE of musical theatre’s
best-loved and most
enduring shows is
currently gracing the stage
at the Cambridge Corn
Exchange as part of a
major nationwide tour.
Evita, the tale of an
impoverished but highly
ambitious actress who becomes
the wife of Argentine dictator
BY EMMA HIGGINBOTHAM
Juan Peron, features some of
musical theatre’s most famous
songs, including Another
Suitcase in Another Hall, High
Flying Adored and Don’t Cry For
Me Argentina, courtesy of
musical maestros Andrew Lloyd
Webber and Tim Rice.
“People love the show-it’s
just got an air about it. And Eva is
definitely one of the most coveted
roles there is,” says Rachael
Wooding, who plays the iconic
Argentine. “She’s a feisty, ballsy
woman and I like that.
“But because it was on in the
West End recently, I thought ‘Oh
well, I’ll never play that now
because it won’t come back
again in my lifetime’.
“So when they said there’d be
a tour it was just the most
amazing opportunity.”
Wooding was hand-picked by
Andrew Lloyd Webber himself to
play Eva, a part originally made
famous by Elaine Paige when the
show first opened in 1978, and
then by Madonna in the award¬
winning 1996 film version.
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didn’t really think of it like that. I
didn’t think ‘Right, I’m going to
take that from her and that from
her...’
“It’s so well written, there’s so
much to work with, and I think
you have to put a bit of yourself
into a role anyway. It just grew
and it’s still growing now for me.”
In the current production,
Wooding is joined by Seamus
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hit BBC TV programme Any
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narrator Che. And she admits
she’s a fan of the programmes.
“They’ve brought musical
theatre back to the forefront,” she
says. “It’s not necessarily that
people didn’t like it before, but if it
was a guilty pleasure, now they
can openly say ‘Yeah, I love it!”’
Evita is on at the Corn
Exchange until Saturday, May 9,
(excluding Sunday) at 7.30pm,
plus Wednesday and Saturday
matinees at 2.30pm.
Tickets are E20-E32.50. Call
(01223) 357851 or visit www.
cornex.co.uk to book.
‘Amazing opportunity’: Rachael
Wooding stars as Eva Peron in
Evita, which began a two-week
run at the Corn Exchange this
week. Below left, Seamus
Cullen stars as Che. cf
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Race begins for budding sinfonia musicians
MUSICIANS wanting to
make their mark can now
enter the 20th Haverhill
Sinfonia Soloist
Competition.
The closing date for
entries to the September
26 contest is August 20.
Categories include
woodwind, brass, strings
(with guitar and harp),
piano and singing.
Competitors may be of
any age and nationality
and should be of diploma
standard, or at least
ABRSM grade 8
distinction.
There are 37
engagements and prizes
to the value of £8,675 to
be won, including solo
performances with the
Airedale Symphony
Orchestra, Arnold
Sinfonia, Bedford Sinfonia,
City of Rochester
Symphony Orchestra, City
of Southampton Orchestra,
Lambeth Orchestra,
Surrey Philharmonic
Orchestra and
Wymondham Symphony
Orchestra.
Also up for grabs are
solo recitals in Bury St
Edmunds, Colchester,
Derby, Ely, Godaiming,
Hoddesdon, Leighton
Buzzard, Letchworth,
Linton, Louth, Stratford-
upon-Avon, Steyning,
Wallingford and Witney.
The adjudicating panel
includes Kevin Hill, the
musical director of the
Haverhill and Arnold
sinfonias; and Stephen
Bryant who leads the BBC
Symphony Orchestra.
More details and entry
forms are available to
download online from the
website
www.haverhillsinfonia.
co.uk
Strummers, Blowers
and Readers at Arts
‘Guitar
Whisperer’:
Richard
Durrant
plays the
arts
centre
this
week.
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&
History day
DELVE into your family’s past at
Denny Abbey Farmland Museum
this Bank Holiday Monday.
The museum, in Ely Road,
Waterbeach, will host the
Discover Your Past event, a family
history day which will give visitors
tips on how to research their
family tree.
The Cambridge History Society,
along with the Royston and
Huntingdon family history
societies, will be on hand to
display some of their findings and
documents.
Talks and advice on starting a
family tree will be available
throughout the day.
There will also be a range of
books and materials to help those
wanting to learn more about their
ancestors.
And children’s activities will also
be offer.
The event runs from 10.30am to
5pm For more information, call
(01223) 860988 or email
info@farmlandmuseum.org.uk
Summer date
GET set for fun in the sun at this
year’s Milton Summer Fair.
The popular family event will be
held on the Coles Road Recreation
Ground on Sunday, July 11, from
1.30pm to 10pm.
Young and old will have the
chance to test their rodeo riding
skills and scale new heights on
the climbing wall.
There will also be a bouncy castle
and classic Jeeps on show, along
with a variety of stalls which will
be run by local organisations to
raise funds for their good causes.
Entertainment in the main arena
will include belly dancing,
stickboxing, Irish dancing,
cheerleading and a display by the
Raptor Foundation.
Music from live bands will also
keep the crowd entertained
throughout day.
Operatic treats
ENGLISH Touring Opera returns to
Cambridge Arts Theatre this week
with two ever-popular
productions: Mozart’s
masterpiece The Magic Flute, and
Janacek’s intimate love story
Katya Kabanova.
The Magic Flute is on tonight and
Saturday, and Katya Kabanova is
on tomorrow. Starting time is
7.30pm, and tickets cost £15-£35
(plus £2 booking fee). Call
(01223) 503333 or visit mvw.
cambridgeartstheatre.com
ACKNOWLEDGED as one of
the outstanding guitarists of his
generation Richard Durrant
continues to win devoted fans
wherever he plays.
After 20 years of touring and
recording the “Guitar Whisperer” he
plays the Haverhill Arts Centre on
Saturday at 7.30pm.
The programme begins as a
classical recital, then blends works by
Spanish and Latin composers, Bach
and Steve Reich with animated film,
new technology, improvisation and
story telling. And for keen guitarists
there is also a workshop available in
the morning at 10.45am.
■ Who better than “Blowers”, the
cricket and Test Match Special
commentator, to give a little word
about The Loves and Laughs of Henry
Blofeld, at the arts centre on Thursday,
May 7.
The star describes his show as
“two hours of uncomplicated fun and
much leg pulling”.
He adds: “I have danced my way
from an irretrievably Edwardian
upbringing by way of Eton and
Cambridge, the City of London -
briefly, but not briefly enough - to the
Test Match Special commentary box.
There is scarcely a toe I have not
trodden on along the way - and many
of them more than once. And it’s not
only ‘Loves and Laughs’. The modern
world in which we live gets a bit of
stick. One or two of its most
pernicious habits get kicked pretty
firmly into touch - with a beaming
smile of course.”
The fun starts at 7.30pm.
■ Haverhill Keyboard Club welcomes
Matthew Bason as its guest for a
special matinee performance on
Friday, May 8, at 2pm. He is set to
perform a selection of old and new
music, including all your favourites.
■ Meryl Streep and Philip Hoffman
star in Doubt (15) playing at the centre
on Tuesday, May 5, at 1.30pm and
Wednesday, May 6, at 7.45pm.
Set in a Catholic school in the Bronx
in the 1960s, the film centres on a nun
who grows suspicious when a priest
begins to take too much interest in a
young black student. Is she being
overly protective or not protective
enough?
■ The arts centre’s first World Cinema
Season screening in its new May-June
brochure, French film The Class (15),
is showing on Tuesday, at 7.45pm.
It follows Frangois and a group of
teachers preparing for a new year at a
high school in a tough Paris
neighbourhood. Neither stuffy nor
severe, his extravagant frankness often
takes students by surprise. But his
classroom ethics are put to the test
when pupils begin to challenge his
teaching methods.
You can see this plus the other three
films if you buy a cinema season ticket
for £10. Look out for a brochure or call
(01440) 714140.
■ For those who missed The Reader
(15) first time around, the centre is
putting on an extra showing on Friday,
May 8, at 7.45pm.
Starring Oscar winner Kate Winslet
and Ralph Fiennes, the film traces a
complicated love affair between a
German teenager and a mysterious
woman twice his age.
■ For more details about the shows,
or to book tickets, phone (01440)
714140 or go to www.haverhill
artscentre.co.uk
Cinema
HAVERHILL
CINEWORLD
0871 2002000
Times from Friday, May 1, until
Thursday, May 7.
Coraline 3D (PG): Sat, Sun &
Mon 10.45am, 1.10pm,
3.15pm, 5.45pm.
Star Trek (12A): Thu 3pm,
6pm, 9pm.
X-Men Origins - Wolverine
(12A): Daily 2.30pm, 5.15pm,
8pm, Daily except Thu
3.30pm, 6.30pm, 9.15pm;
Sat, Sun & Mon noon, 1 pm; Fri
& Sat 10.30pm.
Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past
(12A): Daily 4pm, 6.15pm,
8.45pm; Sun & Mon 11 am;
Sat, Sun & Mon 1.30pm.
Hannah Montana - The Movie
(U): Daily 3.45pm, 6.20pm;
Sat, Sun & Mon 10.40am,
I. 20pm.
State Of Play (12A): Daily
8.30pm; Daily except Sat, Sun
& Mon 2.45pm, 5.30pm.
Fast & Furious (12A): Daily
9pm (subtitled Wed & Thu).
Monsters Vs Aliens (PG): Sat
Sun & Mon 10.50am.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua (U):
Sat 10.10am.
The Secret Of Moonacre (U):
Sat 10.20am.
HAVERHILL
ARTS CENTRE
(01440) 714140
Times from Friday, May 1, until
Thursday, May 7.
Doubt (15): Tue 1.30pm; Wed
7.45pm.
The Class (15): Tue 7.45pm.
SAFFRON SCREEN
(01799) 501091
Times from Friday, May 1, until
Thursday, May 7.
Australia (12A): Fri 8pm
Madagascar - Escape 2
Africa (PG): Sat 3pm; Sun
2pm.
The Reader (15): Sat 8pm;
Sun 5pm.
The Class (Subtitled, 15): Sun
& Mon 8pm.
CAMBRIDGE
CINEWORLD
0871 2002000
Times from Friday, May 1, until
Thursday, May 7.
From Russia With Love (PG):
Thu 6.10pm, 8.30pm.
Coraline 3D (PG): Sat, Sun &
Mon 11.30am, 2pm, 4.30pm,
7pm.
Star Trek (12A): Thu
II. 30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm,
2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.30pm,
5.30pm, 6.30pm, 7.30pm,
8.30pm, 9.30pm.
X-Men Origins - Wolverine
(12A): Daily 12.40pm,
2.20pm, 3.20pm, 5pm, 6pm,
7.40pm, 8.40pm; Daily except
Thu 9.40pm; Fri, Tue & Wed
I. 40pm, 4.20pm, 7pm; Fri &
Sat 10.20pm; Sat, Sun & Mon
II. 40am.
Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past
(12A): Daily 1.20pm, 3.50pm,
6.20pm, 8.50pm; Sat, Sun &
Mon 11 am.
Hannah Montana - The Movie
(U): Daily 1.30pm, 4pm,
6.30pm; Sat, Sun & Mon
11am.
State Of Play (12A): Daily
12.10pm, 3pm, 5.50pm,
8.35pm.
The Uninvited (15): Daily 9pm
(subtitled Mon).
I Love You Man (15): Daily
except Tue & Thu 6.05pm,
8.20pm; Fri, Tue & Wed
1.20pm, 3.40pm.
Fast & Furious (12A): Daily
6.25pm, 9.10pm; Daily except
Thu 3.30pm; Fri, Tue & Wed
12.40pm.
17 Again (12A): Daily 1.10pm,
3.40pm; Daily except Thu
6.10pm, 8.45pm; Sat, Sun &
Mon 10.40am.
Race To Witch Mountain
(PG): Sat, Sun & Mon
12.20pm.
Monsters Vs Aliens 3D (PG):
Sat, Sun & Mon 10.50am,
I. 10pm, 3.30pm.
Beverly Hills Chihuahua (U):
Sat 10am.
The Secret Of Moonacre (U):
Sat 10am.
Madagascar - Escape 2
Africa (PG): Sat 10am.
CAMBRIDGE
CAMBRIDGE ARTS
PICTUREHOUSE
08707551242
Times from Friday, May 1, until
Thursday, May 7.
Is Anybody There? (12A):
Daily except Sun & Wed
12.20pm, 9.10pm; Daily
except Sat, Sun & Wed
2.30pm; Daily except Tue &
Wed 7pm; Sun 2.10pm; Wed
12.10pm, 2.20pm.
Encounters At The End Of The
World (U): Fri, Mon & Thu
5pm; Sat 4.15pm; Sun
6.15pm; Wed 1.30pm, 6pm.
State Of Play (12A): Daily
except Tue & Wed 3pm,
5.45pm, 8.30pm; Fri, Mon &
Thu 12.15pm; Tue & Wed
3.30pm, 6.15pm, 9pm.
In The Loop (15): Daily except
Fri & Sat 4.20pm; Daily except
Sun &Wed 8.50pm; Daily
except Sat, Wed & Thu
II. 30am; Fri, 4.10pm; Sat
6.20pm; Sun 9.20pm; Wed
9.10pm.
Let The Right One In (15):
Daily except Sun 2pm; Daily
except Sat, Sun & Wed
6.30pm.
Kids’ Club - Piglet’s Big Movie
(U): Sat 11 am.
Made in Prague - Teddy Bear
(15): Sat 2.15pm; Sun
4.30pm.
Made in Prague - Empties
(15): Sat 4.30pm; Sun
2.15pm.
La Dante - The Conformist
(15): Sun 11am.
Rural Europe - Longing (15):
Sat & Sun Noon.
Rural Europe - Le Souffle (15)
& THIS FILTHY EARTH (15):
Sun 8pm.
U3A-Kings Game (12A):Tue
1.30pm.
Crossword
2111
Across
I. Firm custom to live
together. (7)
4. Pistol taken to horse.
(4)
6. Girl eager to acquire
material. (7)
9. Part of foot used for
popular dance. (6)
II. Bequeath to the last
old widow. (5)
12. Queen’s young
given equipment to
return catch. (6)
15. Tip of smoking stub
resembling wagging tail,
say. (3-3)
18. Some of the
doggerel overheard by
paramour. (5)
19. Vermin let loose
with toy for young. (6)
21. Contrition shown
about message in code.
(7)
23. Only myself and
engineer. (4)
24. Forced one million
to be modelled. (7)
Down
1. Study the gentle
opponent. (9)
2. Suspend the boxer,
say, looking
shamefaced. (7)
3. King Edward the First
upset by temper. (3)
4. Pamper the
Commanding officers’
group. (6)
5. The awful tale’s a bit
behind-times. (4)
7. Boy journalist to
triumph. (5)
8. Pinch the old devil.
(4)
10. Acquaintance on
paper. (3-6)
13.1 bang the door on
religion. (5)
14. Servant disturbed
by old inns. (7)
16. Ten variations with
decoration put on to
tempt. (6)
17. Rode furiously to
find an achiever. (4)
20. Bill received about
the stretch of land. (4)
22. To start with
everyone loves
managing the wood. (3)
■ Solution to 2110-Across: 1 Cove, 7 Bantam, 8 Bath, 10 Ask, 11 Obliged, 12 Eon, 13 Boxer, 17 Prise, 19 Pit, 21
Bandsaw, 22 Tea, 23 Away, 25 Cashew, 26 Peer. Down: 1 Cabal, 2 Vat, 3 Caller, 4 Stagger, 5 Amadeus, 6 Hiking, 9
Hoax, 14 Outback, 15 Earnest, 16 Apathy, 17 Pastel, 18 Iowa, 20 Mayor, 24 Wee.
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GARDENING
Problem of perennial
weeds needs action
A nnual weeds are already
springing up in my
flowerbeds, but it’s the
persistent perennial weeds that
cause the most problems.
While bindweed snakes its way
through borders and up hedges,
ground elder is emerging from
under my neighbour’s fence and
couch grass is appearing amid
growing perennials and shrubs.
In the past I’ve taken to zapping
these difficult perennial
nuisances with systemic
weedkiller, which the plant
ingests through its leaves and into
its root system, killing it gradually
over a week or two.
But if you don’t want to go down
the chemical route, is there any
other way to get rid of these
invasive weeds?
“There is no easy solution to
perennial weeds, but you can
make your life slightly easier by
containing the problem,” says
plant ecologist Ken Thompson,
senior lecturer at the University of
Sheffield and author of The Book
Of Weeds.
“Assuming that the bindweed, or
whatever, is confined to part of
your garden, you should make
strenuous efforts to ensure it stays
there. Do not inadvertently move
it around with other plants, or in
soil or compost.
“You can compost roots or
rhizomes of perennial weeds
safely, but make sure they are
dead first: bake them; drown
them in a bucket of water for at
least six weeks; or beat them to a
pulp with a hammer.
“Another priority is speed. The
worst perennial weeds can spread
by Hannah Stephenson
metres in one season, so the time
to act is now,” Thompson says.
Persistent weeds require
persistent action. It’s no good
neglecting perennial weeds for a
long time and then going at them
like a bull in a china shop.
“Rotavating the whole area
generally makes it worse - every
bit of root or rhizome will grow
into a new plant,” he warns.
Ground elder will be weakened
with persistent hoeing, but that
won’t kill it.
The rhizomes are shallow, so
digging them out is theoretically
possible, although it tends to
creep among other plants, which
makes digging difficult.
It is possible to dig out the
rhizomes of couch grass, as they
are also shallow, but use a fork,
loosening the soil as you go, to
pull out long, intact lengths of
rhizome.
Perennial nettle rhizomes are
shallow and not very brittle, so
can be dug out with a fork.
Pearlwort, which is often
mistaken for moss, is almost
impossible to hand pull because
bits of stem and root are always
left behind. However, as it is so
small, it can be controlled through
mulching and by filling vacant
space with other plants.
Perennial weeds usually pop up
among flowers and shrubs, so
hoeing is often not possible. If you
pull up the weeds you’ll always
leave some shoots behind and
even when you dig out as much
root as you can, it generally won’t
eliminate the problem.
“The only long-term solution is to
remove everything - garden
plants and weeds - from a bed or
border and start again with clean
soil,” says Thompson.
It sounds drastic and it is. You can
try digging out every piece of
weed root and rhizome as soon as
you see any growth appearing, or
you can cover the soil with a
tough layer of old carpet to block
out light and prevent weed
growth.
You’ll need patience, as total
eradication is likely to take at least
a year.
If you need to remove
ornamentals that you want to
save, remove all traces of weed
root among the roots and
temporarily plant them
elsewhere.
Once the area is weed-free, cover
the bed with a permeable, weed¬
suppressing membrane and
replant your saved plants through
holes in it.
“Do not be tempted to cut corners
by laying the anti-weed
membrane over an existing
perennial weed problem,” warns
Thompson.
“The weeds will find a way out
through the planting holes and
more vigorous weeds will even
come through the membrane.”
■ The Book Of Weeds, by Ken
Thompson, is published by
Dorling Kindersley, priced £12.99.
BEST OF THE BUNCH
- Dicentra spectabilis (Bleeding
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arching stems, in late spring and
early summer. Its leaves are finely
cut and fern-like and it looks good
planted with low-growing
companions, such as mossy
saxifrages, hardy geraniums and
hostas, or others providing
interest later on in the season.
Dicentra spectabilis likes cool,
moist and sheltered spots and will
grow in partial shade or sun.
However, by keeping the ground
moist and sheltering the plant
from the midday sun, the flowers
will last longer.
D. spectabilis grows up to 90cm
(3ft) tall and will die down
naturally in late summer.
If you want a smaller, more
compact specimen growing 40-
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8.30
concluding session of the first
8.50
semi-final.
9.00
4.30
Final Score.
9.30
5.15
Weakest Link.
10.00
6.00
BBC News; Regional News;
11.00
Weather.
11.30
6.20
Robin Hood. Prince John
12.00
arrives in Nottingham and
12.45
makes Gisborne an offer he
1.15
cannot refuse.
1.30
7.05
Tonight’s the Night.
2.00
8.05
The National Lottery: 1 vs
100.
2.15
8.55
BBC News; Weather.
4.30
9.10
Casualty. Adam’s world is
rocked when Jordan finally
admits the truth about his
condition and Jessica
5.30
confesses baby Harry might
be his son.
6.30
10.00
Reggie Perrin. With his
mother and Nicola’s dad
interfering in his marriage
Reggie finds himself taking a
step too far with Jasmine.
7.00
10.30
Match of the Day. Highlights
of today’s Premier fixtures.
11.50
FILM: Biker Boyz (2003).
Thriller, with Laurence
10.30
Fishburne and Derek Luke.
11.10
1.35
Friday Night with Jonathan
Ross.
12.10
Inspector George Gently
BBC1, Sunday, 8.30pm
SUNDAY
CBeebies: Tikkabilla.
Teletubbies.
CBBC: Funky Fables.
Eliot Kid.
Three Delivery.
Wolverine and the X-Men.
Sportsround.
What’s New Scooby-Doo?
Frankenstein’s Cat.
Sorry, I’ve Got No Head.
Hotel Trubble.
Dani s House.
The Story of Tracy Beaker.
Young Dracula.
BBC Switch: Kyle XY.
BBC Switch: Winging It.
BBC Switch: Teen America.
BBC Switch: Sound.
Coast. The shoreline of Wales.
FILM: Barabbas (1961).
Biblical epic.
Snooker: The World
Championship. Concluding
session of the first semi-final.
Planet Earth. The world’s
deserts. Last in the series.
Dad’s Army. Mainwaring
seizes the chance to contribute
to the war effort by guarding a
captured German U-boat crew.
Snooker: The World
Championship. Live coverage
as the semi-finals reach a
conclusion at the Crucible
Theatre in Sheffield.
Have I Got a Bit More News
for You.
The Apprentice.
FILM: Das Boot (1981).
German wartime drama.
6.00 GMTV.
9.25 The Crocodile Hunter Diaries.
10.25 Countrywise.
10.55 Quincy ME.
11.55 FILM: Columbo: Ransom for
a Dead Man (1971). A lawyer
murders her husband then
claims he was kidnapped.
1.45 ITV News and Weather.
1.50 FILM: Carry On Screaming
(1966). A sinister boffin and
his sultry sister kidnap
innocent women and turn
them into mannequins. Horror
spoof, with Kenneth Williams
and Fenella Fielding.
3.40 FILM: The Flintstones in Viva
Rock Vegas (2000). Family
comedy prequel, with Mark
Addy, Alan Cumming and
Stephen Baldwin.
5.20 News and Weather.
5.50 You’ve Been Framed!
Comedian Harry Hill narrates a
selection of camcorder
calamities and viewers’ mobile
phone footage.
6.20 All Star Mr & Mrs.
7.20 Primeval.
8.20 Britain’s Got Talent. Ant and
Dec host another round of
auditions as more hopefuls
demonstrate their unique.
9.20 FILM: X2 (2003). Mutant
heroes the X-Men are forced
into an uneasy alliance with
arch enemy Magneto to battle
a common foe. Starring Hugh
Jackman and Alan Cumming.
11.40 ITV News and Weather.
11.55 Six Degrees.
6.20 The Hoobs.
6.45 Planet Cook.
7.05 World Sport.
7.30 Formula Ford Championship.
8.00 The Morning Line.
8.55 T4: One Tree Hill.
9.45 T4: Friends.
10.15 T4: Friends.
10.45 T4: Pussycat Dolls vs
Destiny’s Child: Top 10.
11.50 T4: Shipwrecked 2009: Battle
of the Islands.
12.55 T4: Scrubs.
1.25 T4: Scrubs.
1.55 Channel 4 Racing.
4.00 Come Dine with Me. Five
installments of the culinary
competition in Belfast.
6.30 Channel 4 News.
6.45 Henry VIII: Mind of a Tyrant.
Examines how the Tudor
monarch forged a fiercely
independent England.
7.45 Henry Vlll’s Lost Palaces: A
Time Team Special.
9.20 FILM: Dodgeball: A True
Underdog Story (2004). The
struggling owner of a run¬
down gym is forced to take
drastic action to prevent an
arrogant fitness guru buying
the business out from under
him.Comedy, starring Ben
Stiller and Vince Vaughn.
11.10 FILM: Amelie(2001).A
waitress makes it her mission
to spread happiness. Romantic
drama, with Audrey Tautou.
1.25 FILM: The Crazies (1973).
Sci-fi horror.
6.00
Sunrise.
7.00
Mio Mao.
7.05
Ebb and Flo.
7.10
Franklin.
7.35
Hana’s Helpline.
7.50
Olivia.
8.00
Bottle Top Bill.
8.20
Animal Families.
8.35
Harry and His Bucket.
8.50
Roobarb and Custard Too.
9.05
Roary the Racing Car.
9.20
Rupert Bear.
9.35
The Milkshake! Show.
10.00
The Grid.
10.30
The Gadget Show’s Big
Experiment.
11.30
Oil Riggers.
12.35
Zoo Days Shorts.
12.40
FILM: Back to the Secret
Garden (2000).
2.45
FILM: Anatomy of a Murder
(1959). Courtroom drama.
5.45
Five News.
5.55
FILM: Sabrina the Teenage
Witch (1996). Supernatural
comedy.
7.25
NCIS. A Navy captain is held
hostage while his wife and
blind daughter are abducted.
8.20
NCIS.
9.20
CSI: NY. The owner of an
electronic-recycling company
is targeted by eco-terrorists
who have exposed his reckless
business practices.
10.20
Law & Order. A New York
Empires basketball star is
suspected of killing a fan.
11.20
NCIS.
12.20
Quiz Call.
Primeval Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story The Devil’s Own
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6.00 Breakfast.
7.35 Match of the Day.
9.00 The Andrew Marr Show.
10.00 The Big Questions.
11.00 Country Tracks.
12.00 The Politics Show.
1.00 Keeping Up Appearances.
Onslow’s birthday causes
trouble.
1.30 ’Alio ’Alio! A clandestine deal
takes place in Cafe Rene.
2.00 Cash in the Attic.
3.00 Diagnosis Murder. Dr Sloan
tries to protect Jesse and
Amanda from a murderer
determined to get his hands on
a multi-million-dollar
inheritance.
3.45 EastEnders. Omnibus.
5.40 Points of View.
5.55 Songs of Praise. Presenter
Sally Magnusson visits Bristol.
6.30 Last of the Summer Wine.
7.00 BBC News; Regional News;
Weather.
7.30 Countryfile. Matt Baker and
Julia Bradbury discover how
the Malvern Hills on the border
of Herefordshire and
Worcestershire have made
their mark on the world stage.
8.30 Inspector George Gently.
10.00 BBC News; Weather.
10.20 Match of the Day 2. Highlights
of today’s Premier fixtures.
11.10 Damages.
11.55 FILM: Isn’t She Great (2000).
Biopic of novelist Jacqueline
Susann.
1.25 The Sky at Night.
6.00 CBeebies: Tikkabilla.
6.30 Teletubbies.
7.00 CBBC: ChuckleVision.
7.15 ChuckleVision.
7.30 Three Delivery.
8.00 The Legend of Dick & Dorn.
8.30 Ml High.
9.00 Escape from Scorpion Island.
10.00 Something for the Weekend.
11.30 Great British Menu.
12.00 Animal Park.
12.30 Live MotoGR The Spanish
Grand Prix.
2.00 Snooker: The World
Championship. Live coverage
of the opening session of the
final at the Crucible Theatre.
5.25 Carry On in Rude Health.
5.30 FILM: Carry On Again, Doctor
(1969). A disgraced surgeon
sets up a clinic in the hope of
promoting a supposedly
miraculous slimming potion.
6.55 Carry On Talking. Featuring
on-set interviews with the cast
of Carry On Up the Jungle
recorded in 1970, revealing
what life is like as a Carry On
regular.
7.00 The Car Show.
8.00 Snooker: The World
Championship. Further live
coverage of the final at the
Crucible Theatre in Sheffield.
11.00 The Graham Norton Show
Uncut.
11.45 Heroes. Angela reveals the
dark secrets that have haunted
her for years.
12.30 BBC News.
6.00 GMTV: The Fluffy Club.
9.25 Coronation Street. Omnibus.
11.40 FILM: The Best of Benny Hill
(1974). Compilation of the
comedian’s sketches from the
television series that ran from
1969 to 1972.
1.15 ITV News and Weather.
1.20 FILM: Like Mike (2002). A
boy stumbles across a pair of
magical trainers that transform
him into a basketball
champion. Children’s
adventure.
3.10 Britain’s Got Talent.
4.10 FILM: Mission: Impossible
(1996). A secret agent is
accused of betraying his fellow
spies. Action thriller, with Tom
Cruise and Jon Voight.
6.15 News and Weather.
6.45 Beat the Star. Adrenaline
Junkie’s Jack Osbourne
challenges Kent fitness
instructor Chris Wharton.
8.00 Heartbeat. Dawson helps the
officers investigate antiques
dealer Mr Brigstocke, who is
accused of selling stolen
goods.
9.00 Martin Clunes: Islands of
Britain. The Reggie Perrin star
journeys off the shores of
Britain, travelling from the
most northern tip of the nation
to the southerly seas.
10.00 ITV News and Weather.
10.15 TV’s Naughtiest Blunders.
10.55 The Championship.
11.55 The Big Tackle with Austin
Healey.
6.15 The Hoobs.
6.40 Planet Cook.
7.00 Sailing.
7.30 Sailing.
8.00 Freesports on 4.
8.55 T4: Friends.
9.25 T4: Wolverine: T4 Movie
Special.
9.55 T4: Hollyoaks.
12.25 T4: Shipwrecked 2009: Battle
of the Islands.
1.25 T4: The Big Bang Theory.
1.55 Channel 4 Racing.
4.05 The Simpsons.
4.35 The Simpsons.
5.00 Deal or No Deal.
5.45 Supernanny USA.
6.45 Channel 4 News.
7.00 Child Genius. Conclusion of
the two-part programme
revisiting the children featured
in 2007’s documentary,
revealing how they are coping
with hormones and the
pressures of their gifts.
8.00 Come Dine with Me. Four
amateur cooks from
Wolverhampton compete to
host the perfect dinner party.
9.00 The Secret Millionaire.
Beauty industry entrepreneur
Rob Calcraft goes undercover
in Cumbria’s Barrow-in-
Furness.
10.00 Chris Moyles’Quiz Night.
10.50 FILM: Get Over It (2001).
Romantic comedy, with Kirsten
Dunst and Ben Foster.
12.30 FILM: Jab We Met (2007).
Bollywood romantic comedy.
6.00 Thomas & Friends.
6.10 Little Princess.
6.25 Peppa Pig.
6.30 Pocoyo.
6.40 Angels of Jarm.
6.50 Little Princess.
7.00 Mio Mao.
7.05 Ebb and Flo.
7.10 Milkshake! Show Songs.
7.20 Franklin.
7.45 Hana’s Helpline.
8.00 Olivia.
8.15 Bottle Top Bill.
8.30 Animal Families.
8.45 Harry and His Bucket.
9.05 Roary the Racing Car.
9.20 Rupert Bear.
9.35 The Milkshake! Show.
10.00 Great Edinburgh Run.
11.30 Build a New Life in the
Country - Was It Worth It?
12.30 Michaela’s Zoo Babies.
1.30 FILM: Finian’s Rainbow
(1968). Musical fantasy.
4.10 FILM: Awakenings (1990).
6.20 Five News.
6.25 FILM: The Mask of Zorro
(1998). Swashbuckling
adventure, with Antonio
Banderas.
9.00 FILM: The Devil’s Own (1997).
A New York cop discovers his
Irish lodger is actually an IRA
gunman. Thriller, with Harrison
Ford and Brad Pitt.
11.10 FILM: Brubaker (1980). Fact-
based drama, with Robert
Redford and Yaphet Kotto.
1.40 Winter X Games.
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A SUPERB OPPORTUNITY TO
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• Lounge & dining room
• Cellar
• 179ft garden
•No onward chain
£105,000
SEYMOUR DRIVE
A SUPERBLY PRESENTED SEMI
DETACHED HOUSE WITH
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TO THE REAR.
• 3 Bedrooms
• En-suite to master
• Lounge & separate dining room
• Refitted kitchen with hob & oven
• Upvc double glazed
£155,950
HOWARD CLOSE
A SUPERB, DETACHED FAMILY
PROPERTY OFFERING SPACIOUS
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• Ensuite to master
• Lounge with French door to garden
• Dining room
• Cloakroom
• Sealed unit double glazing
£199,950
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A SUPERB PROPERTY ON THE
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• 2 Bedrooms
• Upvc double glazing
• Lounge/dining room
• Fitted kitchen & bathroom
• Private garden
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A SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM
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• Gas radiator heating
• Cloakroom
• Fitted kitchen
• Two reception rooms
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A WELL PRESENTED MODERN
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• Fitted kitchen
£139,950
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AN ATTRACTIVE WELL
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• 3 Bedrooms
• Double glazed
• Kitchen/dining room
• Lounge with bay window
• Garage & parking
£135,000
HEMPSTEAD ROAD
A MODERN TERRACED
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SIDE OF TOWN IN A TUCKED
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• 2 Bedrooms
• Lounge/dining room
• Conservatory
• Allocated parking
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£119,995
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DETACHED FAMILY PROPERTY
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• Conservatory
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AVAILABLE NOW
An unfurnished 2 bedroom house.
HIGH STREET
AVAILABLE MID MAY
An unfurnished 1 bedroom flat.
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£425 PCM
VANNERS ROAD
AVAILABLE EARLY MAY
An unfurnished 2 bedroom house.
MONEYPIECE CLOSE
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Unfurnished 4 bedroom house.
£550 PCM
£725 PCM
COUPALS CLOSE
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An unfurnished 2 bedroom flat.
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THE OLD GRANARY
AVAILABLE NOW
An unfurnished one bedroom apartment.
£475 PCM
CHAPPLE DRIVE
AVAILABLE LATE APRIL
An unfurnished terraced house offering, lounge,
kitchen/dining room, conservatory, three first floor
bedroooms, family bathroom, gardens and garage.
£600 PCM
SHARDLOW CLOSE
AVAILABLE NOW
This unfurnished mid terrace house offers kitchen,
lounge, one bedroom and bathroom,
garden and allocated parking.
£485 PCM
CAVENDISH HOUSE
AVAILABLE MID MAY
An unfurnished 2 bedroom apartment.
£575 PCM
MOUNT ROAD
AVAILABLE NOW
An unfurnished 2 bedroom house.
£525 PCM
CROWLAND ROAD
AVAILABLE NOW
An unfurnished 3 bedroom house.
£575 PCM
VINE COTTAGES
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An unfurnished 2/3 bedroom house.
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LAVENDER HOUSE
AVAILABLE EARLY MAY
An unfurnished 2 bedroom apartment.
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COLNE VALLEY ROAD
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£595 PCM
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o YOUR MOVE
Detached bungalow, popular residential development, well presented.
2 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen/dining room, bathroom, gas central heating,
driveway and garage. Front and rear gardens.
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Established end terrace house, no upward chain, 3 bedrooms, lounge,
kitchen/dining room, bathroom, cloakroom, gas central heating, double
glazing, garden to rear, overlooking a green.
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Detached house in need of some improvement, located on the popular
Boyton Hall Development. 2/3 reception rooms, 4/5 bedrooms, en-suite to
master, family bathroom, cloakroom, gardens, garage and parking.
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End terrace family house
offered for sale with no
upward chain,3 bedrooms,
bathroom, cloakroom, lounge,
kitchen/dining room, gas
central heating, double
glazing, garden to rear.
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Mid terrace house located overlooking a small green on the popular
Chalkstone development, three bedrooms, lounge, re fitted kitchen/dining
room and bathroom, cloakroom, central heating, terraced garden to rear.
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Out standing value, mid terrace house located on a walk way, 4 bedrooms,
lounge, kitchen/dining room, kitchen, bathroom, gas central heating,
double glazing, garden to rear, no upward chain.
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HAVERH LL
Modern detached family house, two reception rooms, fitted kitchen,
cloakroom, master bedroom with en suite, three further bedrooms, family
bathroom, enclosed gardens, double garage.
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Established mid-terrace house , well presented, lounge, kitchen/dining
room, three bedrooms, family bathroom, gas heating, garage and gardens.
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Approx 1 mile from town
centre. Victorian style
terraced property, bay
fronted lounge, dining area,
fitted kitchen, 3 bedrooms,
family bathroom. Gas central
heating, double glazing,
garden to rear.
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STURMER
£458,000
Modern semi-detached family
house located with in a mile
of the town centre briefly
comprising entrance lobby,
lounge, dining room, fitted
kitchen, three bedrooms and
family bathroom, gas fired
heating, double glazing, rear
garden and off street parking.
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Detached cottage in semi-rural
location standing in
established garden.
2 reception rooms, kitchen/
breakfast room, utility room,
cloakroom, four double
bedrooms and family
bathroom. Double garage with
office over, indoor swimming
pool/games room.
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Hanchett End
Churchill Avenue
Henry Close
Spacious detached family house, ground
floor cloakroom, lounge, dining room,
kitchen/breakfast room, five bedrooms,
two en-suite, garden and garage
£239,950
Langham Way
Arrendene Road
Popular Hanchett End Bungalow, four
bedrooms, en suite facilities to master and
second bedroom, lounge, seperate dining
room, conservatory, fitted kitchen,
driveway, double garage, farmland views.
£340,000
Helions Park Avenue
Detached bungalow, lounge, dining room,
fitted kitchen, conservatory, two
bedrooms, bath/shower room, cloakroom,
delightful gardens.
£269,950
Russett Close
Downs Crescent
Popular Hanchett Grange development.
Extremely well presented detached family
house. PVCU Conservatory,
kitchen/breakfast room, four bedrooms,
principle bedroom having en-suite shower.
£229,950
Hales Barn Road
Link-detached family house. Conservatory
(16'8 x 8'4), fitted kitchen, three bedrooms,
re-fitted bathroom, delightful gardens. No
onward chain.
£179,950
Much improved semi-detached. Lounge,
re-fitted kitchen/dining room with
intergrated appliances, three beds, gas
central heating, bathroom, delightful
larger than average gardens.
£154,950
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Bath Court
Semi detached family house, ground floor
cloakroom, lounge, kitchen/dining room,
three bedrooms, en-suite shower room,
landscaped rear garden and parking
facilities.
£145,000
Primrose Hill
Stradishall
Semi Detached Property, three bedrooms,
lounge, kitchen/ diner, ground floor
cloakroom, bathroom, seperate WC,
seperate shower cubicle, integral garag,
driveway, oil fired central heating, gardens
£145,000
Convenient location to town centre. Well
presented semi-detached property.
Lounge, separate dining room, re-fitted
kitchen, three bedrooms.
£159,995
Bartlow Place
Semi detached property, Three bedrooms,
En suite, Kitchen/ diner, Lounge, Ground
floor cloakroom, Upvc double glazed
windows, Front & rear gardens,
Garage & driveway.
£155,000
Quendon Place
Feltwell Place
Much improved end-terrace family house.
Re-fitted kitchen (12'6 x 9'8), lounge, three
bedrooms, delightful enclosed rear garden.
£115,000
Popular Chalkstone development, well
presented family house, cloakroom,
lounge, dinning room, fitted kitchen, three
bedrooms, family bathroom, UPVC
double glazed windows and doors, garden.
£127,500
Pipers Close
Mid terraced family house. Re-fitted
kitchen/dining room, three bedrooms,
re-fitted bath/shower room.
No onward chain.
£119,995
Popular close to town location, lounge,
dining room, kitchen, cellar, two
bedrooms, bathroom, good size front
garden, garage and driveway. Some
modernisation required. No onward chain.
£107,000
Stoke By Clare
Popular village location, extended mid
terrace Cottage, two bedrooms, lounge,
kitchen & dining area, ground floor cloak/
shower room, first floor bathroom, front
& rear gardens, available now.
£595 pcm
Kedington
End terrace, ground floor cloakroom,
L shaped kitchen/ dining room with
intergrated appliances, lounge, three
bedroooms, bathroom/ wc, double glazed
windows & doors, gardens to front & rear.
£104,950
Vanners Road
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Popular residential location, ground floor
flat, kitchen/ dining room, study, lounge,
two bedrooms, bathroom, gas fired cental
heating, PVCU double glazed, communal
gardens.
£97,950
Coupals Close
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Colbeck Road
Popular Suffolk village, much improved
Victorian end terrace. Lounge,
kitchen/dining room, two beds,
bath/shower room, electric heating,
charming courtyard. Furnished.
£595 pcm
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property, lounge, fitted kitchen, two
bedrooms, bathroom, allocated parking,
front & rear gardens. Available Now.
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Mid terrace property, three bedrooms, en
suite to master bedroom, lounge, kitchen/
diner, ground floor cloakroom, gardens,
gas fired central heating to radiators,
available now, can be Let partly furnished.
£650 pcm
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Haverhill £79,950
A 3 bedroom family house with
improvement potential and no onward
chain, set in the less built-up Cambridge
Way area off Withersfield Road. Non¬
standard construction but understood to
be mortgageable.
Haverhill £119,950
A nicely sized three bedroom house in a
rarely available crescent in the older part of
the town. With improvement potential and
no onward chain. Two reception rooms,
Forecourt parking.
Haverhill £84,950
A period mid-terrace one bedroom cottage
with parking, set in a tucked-away spot a
short walk from town. In need of some
general improvement and offered with no
chain.
Haverhill £129,950
An extended Victorian house with garage
to the side and generous rear gardens, set
in a lovely position adjoining the town's
recreation ground. Two bedrooms, first
floor bathroom, kitchen / breakfast room,
cellar, no onward chain.
Haverhill £109,950
A nicely presented Victorian cottage in a
central location due to undergo significant
enhancement. Benefits include a beautiful
fitted kitchen, separate dining room,
double glazing and gas central heating.
Parking to be provided.
Kedington £129,950
A three bedroom terraced house in a non¬
estate position a short walk from the
village centre, school and shop. Offered
with no onward chain and parking at the
rear. Three bedrooms, 26ft sitting room,
Front and rear gardens, No onward chain.
Haverhill £110,000
A very well presented, larger Victorian
terrace set elevated and close to the town
centre. With refitted kitchen and bathroom
and the rare benefit of a garage at the rear.
97 sq.m. (1044 sq.ft).
Haverhill £134,000
A pleasant, well located three bedroom
semi detached house, nicely set at the
end of a desirable cul de sac. Benefiting
from a private rear garden and driveway
beside. Three Bedrooms, Sitting Room,
Kitchen / Diner, Gas Radiator Pleating.
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Haverhill £139,950
A well presented and usefully extended
semi detached three bedroom house with
the rare benefit of a detached double
garage at the rear. 79 sq.m. (850 sq.ft.).
Haverhill £149,950
A very well presented three bedroom semi
detached house nicely located on the very
edge of a development, overlooking a
mature wooded area. With garage and
south facing garden. 87 sq.m. (936 sq.ft).
Haverhill £149,950
An attractive modern end-terrace house in
a well-regarded edge-of-town location with
garage and driveway immediately to the
side. Three bedrooms, En-suite, Ground
floor cloaks, Garage and drive.
Wickhambrook £159,950
A very smartly presented three bedroom
semi-detached house overlooking fields at
the edge of the village. With contemporary
kitchen and bathroom and generous
driveway. 71 sq.m. (764 sq.ft).
A significantly extended semi-detached
four bedroom house with 21ft family
dining room, tucked away in a popular
close off Spindle Road. Four bedrooms,
two reception rooms, 15ft kitchen, ground
floor cloakroom, driveway and gardens
Haverhill £169,950
A well presented detached three bedroom
family home, located on the highly
desirable Planchett Grange development,
with views over a green. Offered for sale
with no onward chain. 86 sq.m. (925 sq.
ft).
Haverhill £175,000
A beautifully presented detached family
house set in a good size plot with west¬
facing garden. Much improved with
refitted kitchen and bathroom. Three
bedrooms, two receptions, kitchen and
utility,
Haverhill £179,950
A fine family home pleasantly set on the
eagerly sought after Roman Way
development with a lovely mature plot.
Three bedrooms, family kitchen,
conservatory, garage and driveway,
78 sq. m. (839 sq. ft).
Haverhill £160,000
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Haverhill £179,950
A smart 4 bed detached family home set
slightly elevated from Arrendene Road
with gardens to three sides. Offered for
sale with no onward chain. 101 sq. m.
(1087 sq. ft).
Haverhill £182,950
An attractive and beautifully presented
townhouse of good proportions
throughout, well set on Bovis Homes' new
'Croft' development. Three double
bedrooms, En-suite, Generous family
kitchen, Study, Carport.
Haverhill £185,000
An attractive, larger three bedroom modern
detached house in a very popular location.
Includes pleasant kitchen/breakfast room,
bay-window sitting room with archway to
dining room, en-suite plus garage and
driveway. 94 sq.m. (1011 sq. ft.).
Haverhill £209,950
A very smartly presented detached family
house in a pleasant tucked away position
on Hanchett Park, enlarged into the garage
to provide 4 bedrooms and 4 receptions.
116 sq.m. (1248 sq.ft).
Barnaby Way £226,995
The Lambert view unit. A superbly located four bedroom detached house
with lovely family kitchen. Complete with carpets, curtains, light fittings
and accessories. Four bedrooms, en-suite, generous kitchen / breakfast
room, garage and parking. Image enhanced to show possible landscaping.
Haverhill £219,950
An immaculate, totally refurbished four
bedroom detached family house, set
elevated at the edge of a popular
development to the west of the town.
Superb throughout with landscaped south¬
facing garden.
Haverhill £225,000
A detached family house built to a highly appealing design with generous
eat-in kitchen and superb master bedroom suite. Overlooking pleasant
leafy hedgerow on the edge of a popular development. 4 bedrooms,
3 receptions.
Haverhill £299,950
An impressive contemporary home.
Uncommonly spacious, stylish and light
and fitted out to the highest standards.
Five Bedrooms, Two En Suite Bedrooms,
Two Reception Rooms, Kitchen / Family
Room, Landing, Garage And Driveway.
Haverhill £249,950
An individually built detached house in one
of the town's most highly regarded
locations. Good size gardens and deep
frontage. Four bedrooms, en-suite, first
floor study/bed 5, 22ft sitting room, dining
room, kitchen / breakfast room.
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Haverhill £319,950
A superb individual home, set in
magnificent mature gardens. Fully
refurbished by the present owners,
113 sq. m. (1216 sq. ft). Four bedrooms,
En-suite, Three reception rooms, Kitchen
and utility, Garage and driveway.
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Castle Camps £365,000
A stylish, deceptively well-sized detached family property
pleasantly tucked away off the village green in this popular
South Cambs village. Four bedrooms, three receptions, four
bath/shower rooms.
Shudy Camps £565,000
A handsome detached period house of fine proportions,
carefully renovated and displaying much character, set in a
plot of about one third of an acre. Three / four bedrooms,
three receptions, kitchen/breakfast, two bathrooms.
Clare £650
A 3 bedroom period house, superbly set on Clare's historic
High Street with pleasant garden and parking behind.
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Stradishall £369,950
A deeply impressive 1930s residence of superbly elegant
proportions and fine traditional character. Built for an officer
of former RAF Stradishall and set in a plot of well over half
an acre. Four bedrooms, three receptions.
Shudy Camps £1,600
A handsome and generous detached period house set in
generous gardens at the heart of a pretty south Cambs
village.
Little Wratting £625
A rather lovely, redecorated two bedroom period cottage
set at the very edge of the town with garage to the rear and
lovely garden.
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Withersfield £399,950
A substantial, individual detached bungalow in a lovely
established position away from the main road in a charming
village. 4-5 bedrooms, 2-3 reception rooms, conservatory,
double garage.
Monarch Close £795
A detached 4 bedroom family home with double garage.
Set on the Castle Reach development.
Haverhill £600
A superb self-contained maisonette of excellent proportions
in a sought-after near-central position.
Turner Close £575
A deceptively well-sized two bedroom house on the
Gainsborough Park development. Set back from the road
with parking and gardens.
Waters Edge £450
Various apartments available in this striking new
development. Studio @ £450pcm, 1 bed @ £525pcm,
2 beds from £550pcm. Call to view.
Pavilion Court £520
A well-proportioned modern one bedroom house with
garden and driveway set off Manor Road.
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The Volkswagen Golf GTD: 167bhp diesel delight is still able to achieve 53.3mpg.
VOLKSWAGEN has
unveiled further
details surrounding
its new “hot diesel”
Golf model.
The Golf GTD will
use a 167bhp, 2.0-
litre diesel engine to
propel it to a top
speed of 138mph and
from zero to 62mph
in 8.1 seconds.
Available with a six-
speed manual or DSG
dual-clutch trans¬
mission, the new Golf
diesel hot-hatch will
still be able to achieve
53.3mpg on the
combined cycle, will
produce emissions of
139g/km C02 and,
according to VW, will
cover a potential 640
miles on a single tank
of fuel.
Volkswagen has
announced exterior
modifications for the
new model, too,
including a front
bumper borrowed
from the petrol hot-
hatch GTI model,
chrome work around
the grille and unique
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Inside, the model
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Fiesta is diesel
car of the year
THE new Ford Fiesta
has beaten 26
contenders and eight
class winners to be
crowned What Diesel
magazine’s Car of the
Year 2009.
Ian Robertson, editor of
What Diesel magazine,
said: “The Fiesta is simply
the best small diesel car
available on the market
right now, and judging by
the sales figures, the UK
public agrees. It feels solid,
well-built and is great to
drive.”
Nigel Sharp, managing
director, Ford of Britain,
said: “It's great to have an
independent endorsement
such as this - and we’re
delighted with the
market’s response. There’s
no doubt new Fiesta is
already a great success.”
The new Ford Fiesta
went on sale in September
2008, and already more
than 36,000 have been
sold in Britain. The new
car has won many awards
already including an
international award for
design and impressive
The Ford Fiesta: “The best small diesel on the market.”
accolades from car and
fleet media as best small
car.
Meanwhile, Ford has
welcomed the
Government’s scrappage
scheme, saying that with
incentives added in buyers
can save up to £4,500 on a
new Mondeo.
Environmental website
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calculated the annual C02
benefit of replacing old
vehicles with the greenest
new Ford equivalent.
Based on the scheme only
swapping 1998 Ford Focus
1.6 models for today’s
65.6mpg Ford Focus
ECOnetic, an annual
saving of 120,000 tonnes of
C02 would be made - the
equivalent output of more
than 40,000 homes.
“Ford is taking a
leadership role in this
scrappage scheme and we
will be helping all our new
customers through the
process,” added Nigel.
“We’ll even collect a non¬
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05 55Dec SMART fourdoor L5CDi pleseTI plus 5 door, silver/blue, 16,000 miles, air con, FSH.£5,499
03 03 RENAULT CU0 2.0 SPORT (172), silver, lady owners, 29k miles, FSH, superb.£5,489
05 54 RENAULT SCENIC L6 WT Expressioii, iAutomatic, gold, 1 lady owner, 15^10 miles, air con, only . .Was £5,489 Crunched £4,789
05 05 NISSAN ALMERA L8 SE AutomaticJ ice blue,5 door, S5000B] l owner,FSH.Was £5299 Crunched £4,799
05 05 CITROEN €4 li SX lAUTOl S door, choice of met red or grey, mileage from 24k.Was £5,789 Crunched £4,789
06 06 CITROEN C4 14 VT Poup^silver, 3 door, 10,000 miles, 1 owner.Was £4.999 Crunched £4,499
04 54 CITROEN BERL1NG0 MULTISAPCE, demo plus 1 local owner, 45,000 miles, FSH.£3,989
01 Y HONDA CIVIC SE Newer Shape, 1400 it, 5 door, air con. CD. etc. I S! I.£3.399
04 54 FORD KA STYLE, silver, 1 lady owner, 48,000 miles, good example.£3495
04 04 ROV'ER STREETWISE 1.4 ( Kiaihp) SE, 3 dr.petrol blue,|l lady owner,31,000 miles,| FSH, leather trim .Was £3.999 Crunched £2,989
01 Y ALFA ROME0156 SEIE S PEEO, met, blue, demo &2 owners, fSpimifes,FSH.£2,995
02 52 CITROEN BERUNGO MULTISPACE, [37k miles only, 2 x rear sliding doors.£2,689
00 X RENAULT CLIO GRANDE 12,3dr, met red, dual air bags, PAS, e/w, r/d, 50k, FSH.£2,599
97 P BMW COMPACT L8 Ti Automatic, [ bright red, alloys, CD, 76,000 miles, 1 owner for 10 years.£2,599
02 52 RENAULTLAGUNAL8Exp,5dr,silver/green,multia/bags,CD,aircon,alloys,FSH.£2,399
00 W FORD FOCUS 1.6 LX [Automatic met red air con.CD.r/c/l.e/w.Was £2,699 Crunched £2499
94 L BMW 318i|Automatic|mct black. 1 owner from ncwj68,IKM) miles,|full service history.£1,999
00 W FORD FIESTA LX TIRBO/DIESEL, 5 dr, a/c. alloys, c/I, recent MoT.£1,995
96 N VW SHARAN GL. 7 scats, me: blue. PAS. e w. CD. cl, Mol and Taxed.£1.899
97 R FORD ESCORT IS LX fT/DIESEL, 4dr. PAS.GL 45.INKI Miles full service history.£1,799
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2006 (55) CITRE0N PICASS01.6 HDI DESIRE 5 DOOR DIESEL, Metallic
Grey, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Central Locking,
Electric Windows, One Owner, 39,190 Miles.£5,995
2005 (05) SAAB 95 2.2 TID LINEAR ESTATE 5 DOOR DIESEL, Black,
Climate Control, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote Central
Locking, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, 53,377 Miles.£5,995
2005 (55) SAAB 95 2.2 TID LINEAR SPORT 4 DOOR DIESEL, Metallic
Silver, Climate Control, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote
Central Locking, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, 64,752 Miles.£5,995
2005 (55) RENAULT MEGANE 1.5 DCi 106 DYNAMIQUE 3 DOOR DIESEL,
Metallic Black, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Central
Locking, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, One Owner, 37,642 Miles.. .£5,995
2005 (55) SAAB 93 1.8 LINEAR 4 DOOR, Black, Air Conditioning,
Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote Central Locking, CD
Player, Alloy Wheels, One Owner 59,965 Miles.£5,995
2005(55) FORD FOCUS 1.6 LX 5 DOOR, Metallic Silver, Air
Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote Central
Locking, CD Player, 44,042 Miles .£5,995
2006 (55) RENAULT MEGANE 1.5 DCI 106 OASIS 5 DOOR DIESEL,
Metallic Black, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows,
Remote Central Locking, CD Player, One Owner 52,519 Miles. .£5,995
2005 (05) FORD FOCUS 1.6 TDCI LX 5 DOOR DIESEL, Light Metallic
Blue, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote
Central Locking, CD Player, 60,583 Miles.£5,695
2005 (05) RENAULT LAGUNA 1.9 DCi 120 DYNAMIQUE 5 DOOR ESTATE
DIESEL, Metallic Silver, Air Conditioning, Half Leather Upholstery,
Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote Central Locking, CD
Player, Alloy Wheels, Roof Bars, 62,747 Miles.£5,695
2005 (54) PEUGEOT 407 1.6 HDI S 5 DOOR ESTATE DIESEL, Metallic
Black, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote
Central Locking, CD Player, 68,207 Miles .£5,495
2005 (05) SEAT IBIZA 1.4 SPORT 3 DOOR, Red, Air Conditioning,
Power Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric Window s, Alloy
Wheels, CD Player, 41,671 Miles.
2005 (05) RENAULT MEGANE 1.5 DCI 80 EXPRESSION 5 DOOR DIESEL,
Metallic Grey, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows,
Remote Central Locking, CD Player, One Owner 57,248 Miles .£4,995
2004 (04) PEUGEOT407 2.0 HDI SE4 DOOR DIESEL, Metallic Grey, Air
Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Remote Central
Locking, Alloy Wheels, CD Player, One Owner 75,837 Miles .. .£4,995
2004 (04) RENAULT SCENIC 1.5 DCI DYNAMIQUE 5 DOOR DIESEL (New
Model), Metallic Blue, Panoramic Sunroof, Air Conditioning, Power
Steering, CD Player, Electric Windows, Remote Central Locking, Alloy
Wheels, 53,542 Miles .£4,995
2003(53) NISSAN MICRA 1.4 SVE 5 DOOR, Metallic Blue, Air
Conditioning, Rear Parking Sensors, Power Steering, Remote Central
Locking, Alloy Wheels, 50,782 Miles.£4,595
2005 (05) CITROEN C31.4 DESIRE 5 DOOR, Light Metallic Blue, Power
Steering, Air Conditioning, ABS, Remote Central Locking, Electric
Windows, CD Player, 39,587 Miles .£4,495
2005 (05) RENAULT LAGUNA 1.9 DCI 120 EXTREME 5 DOOR DIESEL,
Metallic Blue, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Central
Locking, Electric Windows, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, 60,459 Miles
.£4,495
2005(55) VAUXHALL CORSA 1.2 SXI 3 DOOR, Metallic Grey, Power
Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric Windows, CD Player, Alloy
Wheels, 42,799 Miles. IRTiTl?
2005 (55) VAUXHALL AGILA 1.2 ENJOY 5 DOOR, Metallic Grey, Power
Steering, Central Locking, Electric Windows, Roof Bars, One Owner,
31,605 Miles .£4,295
2005 (55) CITROEN PICASSO 1.6 DESIRE 5 DOOR, Sahara Gold, Air
Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric
Windows, CD Player, 26,834 Miles.£3,995
2005(55) NISSAN MICRA 1.2 S 5 DOOR, Metallic Black, Power
Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric Windows, CD Player,
47,228 Miles.£3,995
2004(04) FORD SPORT KA 1.6 SE 3 DOOR, Metallic Silver, Leather
Upholstery, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, CD Player, ABS, Electric
Windows, Remote Central Locking, Alloy Wheels, 51,889 Miles £3,995
2006 (06) FORD KA 1.3 DESIGN 3 DOOR, Red, Power Steering, CD
Player, ABS, Electric Windows, Central Locking, One Owner, 13,007
Miles .SSE
2003 (53) FORD FOCUS 1.6 ZETEC CLIMATE AUTOMATIC 5 DOOR,
Metallic Blue, Air Conditioning, Remote Central Locking, Electric
Windows, Alloy Wheels, 68,942 Miles .£3,995
2004(53) PEUGEOT 307 2.0 XSi 3 DOOR, Metallic Blue, Climate
Control, Power Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric Windows,
CD Player, Alloy Wheels, 60,169 Miles .£3,995
2004(04) TOYOTA YARIS 1.3 T3 3 DOOR, Metallic Silver, Power
Steering, Electric Windows, Remote Central Locking, CD Player, One
Owner, 59,003 miles.£3,995
2005 (55) FORD KA 1.3 1 3 DOOR, Blue, Power Steering, ABS, One
Owner, 39,332 Miles.£3,695
2003 (03) VAUXHALL ASTRA 1.6 CLUB 5 DOOR, Metallic Black, Air
Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric
Windows, 32,433 Miles.£3,495
2002(52) FORD FOCUS 2.0 GHIA 4 DOOR, Metallic Silver, Leather
Upholstery, Air Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows,
Remote Central Locking, CD Player, Alloy Wheels, 61,327 Miles £2,995
2003 (03) VAUXHALL ASTRA 1.6 CLUB 5 DOOR, Metallic Blue, Air
Conditioning, Power Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric
Windows, CD Player, 63,197 Miles .£2,995
2002(52) NISSAN MICRA 1.0 TEMPEST 5 DOOR, White, Power
Steering, Remote Central Locking, Electric Windows, CD Player,
62,481 Miles .£2,495
2000 (W) FORD FIESTA 1.25 GHIA 5 DOOR, Metallic Red, Air
Conditioning, Power Steering, Electric Windows, Central Locking,
81,568 Miles .£1,995
2000 (W) VAUXHALL ASTRA 1.6 SXi 5 DOOR, Metallic Green, Air
Conditioning, Radio Cassette Player, Power Steering, Alloy Wheels,
Central Locking, Electric Windows, 86,742 Miles.£1,995
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2006 (06) VAUXHALL COMBO 1.3 CDTI DIESEL VAN, White, Side
Loading Door, Power Steering, Central Locking, Radio Cassette
Player, One Owner, 50,499 Miles.£3,895 + VAT
2004 (04) FORD TRANSIT CONNECT 1.7 L220 DIESEL VAN, White, Side
Loading Door, Power Steering, Central Locking, Radio Cassette
Player, One Owner, 74,794 Miles .£3,495 + VAT
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5 door, finished in black with black
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practical hatchback. £7,995
2008 (08) SUZUKI SPLASH 1.2
GLS, 5 door, finished in metallic green
with black cloth seats, fitted with air
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2007 (57) FORD MONDEO 2.0
ZETEC, 5 door, finished in sea grey
metallic with black cloth seats, fitted
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AUTOMATIC, finished in metallic blue
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reverse aids and more. One private
owner 10,000 miles with history,
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2007 (07) CITROEN Cl AIRPLAY +
HATCH, finished in metallic blue with
black cloth seats. Fitted with power
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16,000 miles with history. Only £35
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2006 (06) VAUXHALL ASTRA 1.9
CDTi 150 SRi, 3 door, finished in J
black with black cloth seats, Fitted
with power steering, remote locking, ;
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24,000 miles with history. A sporty
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2006 (06) FORD FOCUS 2.0
TITANIUM, finished in metallic black
with black leather seats, fitted with air
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Privately owned 37,000 miles with
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2006 (06) HONDA JAZZ 1.21 S
5 door Hatch, finished in silver with
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with history. Another quality favourite
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2006 (06) FORD FUSION 1.4 TDCi
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31,400 miles with history, Huge
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2006 (04) FORD C-MAX 2.0 GHIA
AUTOMATIC, finished in metallic
black with charcoal cloth seats, fitted
with air conditioning, alloys, CD stereo,
ABS, e/windows and lots more.
Privately owned 23,000 miles with
history, top of the range in top order.
.£7,995
2006 (55) FORD FOCUS 1.8 TDCi
Zetec Climate, 5 door, finished in
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fitted with air conditioning, alloys,
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.£7,795
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Quicksilver Estate, finishedlin silver
with black cloth seats, fitted with air
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2006/56 Vauxhall Zafira Active CDTi 120. Air Con, Silver .£6,495
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2008/58 Kia Sorento CRDi XE. Bars, Tints, Park. Black .£15,995
2008/08 Kia Sportage 2.0 CRDI TITAN Alloys, Ith, Silver .£13,995
2006/06 Kia Sportage 2.0 XS A/C, Lth, Silver .£8,495
2004/04 Suzuki Grand Vitara XL-7 TD 7 Seat. Blue .£6,495
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2008/58 Kia Pro Cee'd Sport CRDi 140. Tints, Lowered. Red .Now £12,495
2008/58 Kia Carens CRDi LS. Tints, Bars. Red .Now £12,495
2007/57 Kia Cee'd 1.6 CRDi LS 5Dr. A/C. Silver .£9,995
2007/57 Kia Cee'd 1.6 LS 5Dr. A/C. Blue .£8,995
2008/58 Kia Rio 1.5 CRDi 2. Alloys, Park. Silver .£8,995
2007/07 Kia Cee'd CRDi GS. Pewter .Now £7,995
2007/07 Kia Cee'd CRDi GS. Monsoon .Now £7,995
2008/08 Kia Cee'd 1.4 S 5Dr. Blue .£7,995
2008/08 Kia Cee'd 1.4 S 5Dr. Silver .£7,995
2007/57 Kia Rio CRDi Ice 5Dr. Air Con, Silver .£6,995
2007/57 Kia Rio 1.5 CRDi LS 5Dr. Alloys, A/C, Silver .£6,995
2007/07 Kia Carens GS CRDi Auto 7 Seat. Grey .£6,995
2005/55 Kia Carens CRDi LX 5 Dr A/C Silver .£4,495
Mini
2005/55 Mini Cooper 1.6 3Dr. Alloys, Privacy, Silver .£9,250
2003/03 Mini Cooper. Air Con, 17" Alloys, Yellow .£7.495
2003/03 Mini 1.6 3 Door Cooper A/C, Blue .£6,995
2004/54 Mini One 1.6. Electric Blue .£6,750
2002/02 Mini Cooper 1.6 3Dr Aero Kit 17. Alloys, Lots of extras, Red .£6,495
2002/02 Mini 1.6 One 3Dr. Silver .£6,250
Ford
2008/08 Fiesta Zetec Climate 1.4 TDCi 5Dr Sport Pack choice .£8,695
2008/08 Ford Fiesta 1.6 Style Auto 5Dr. Silver .£7,995
2008/08 Fiesta style climate 1.4 tdci 5 door choice .£7,995
2005/05 Ford Focus TDCI GHIA 5 DOOR Alloys, Silver .£6,995
2006/06 Ford Focus 2.0 Ghia Estate A/C, Alloys, Blue .£6,995
2006/06 Ford Focus 1.6 Ghia 5 Door A/C, Alloys, Grey .£6,995
2006/06 Ford Fiesta 1.4 Ghia 5Dr. Alloys, Leather, Blue .£6,495
2008/08 Ford Fiesta 1.25 Studio 3Dr. Black .£6,495
2006/55 Ford Focus 2.0 ZETEC CLIMATE 5 DOOR A/C, Silver .£6,495
2005/05 Ford Focus 1.6 Ghia 5 Door Alloys, A/C, Silver.£6,395
2005/05 Ford Fiesta Ghia 1.4 5Dr. A/C Alloys. Lth, Red .£6,295
2007/57 Ford Fiesta 1.25 Style 5Dr. Silver.£6,250
2006/55 Ford Focus 1.8 TDCI LX Estate A/C, White.£5,995
2005/05 Ford Focus 1.6 LX 5Dr. Silver.£5,995
2006/06 Ford Focus 1.4 LX 5Dr A/C, Grey.£5,995
2008/08 Ford Fiesta 1.25 Studio 3Dr. Blue .£5,995
2006/55 Ford Focus C-Max 1.6 Zetec. Air Con, Silver .£5,995
2005/55 Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Climate Auto Estate. Blue.£5,995
2005/05 Ford Fiesta Zetec. Climate Air Con, Silver.£5,750
2005/05 Ford Focus 1.6 Zetec Estate. Air Con, Alloys, Silver .£5,750
2005/55 Ford Mondeo 2.0 Zetec AUTO 5 DOOR A/C, Blue.£5,650
2007/07 Ford KA Style Climate 3Dr. Air Con, Tonic Blue .£5,495
2005/55 Ford Fusion 2 1.4 5 Door A/C, Silver .£5,495
2005/05 Ford Focus 1.6 TDCi Studio Estate. Air Con, Green.£4,995
2005/05 Ford Fiesta 1.25 LX 5Dr S/R. Grey.£4,995
2005/05 Ford Transit LWB HI Roof TDI S/L/D White.£4,800+VAT
2007/56 Ford Ka 1.3 Studio. Silver.£3,795
2005/05 Ford KA 3Dr. Silver.£3,495
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2008/58 MG TF LE-500. (New Model). A/C, Leather, Vibrant Orange .£14,995
2006/06 Honda Civic VTEC-Sport Alloys, A/C, Black.£8,995
2008/08 Vauxhall Corsa 1.4 Design Air Con, Alloys choice.£8,695
2008/08 Vauxhall Corsa 1.4 3Dr SXi a/c alloys choice.£8,495
2005/55 VW Golf 2.0 GT-TDi 5Dr. Alloys, Air Con, Black.£7,995
2007/57 Hyundai Getz 1.1 CDX 5Dr. A/C, Silver.£5,995
2005/55 Vauxhall Corsa 1.4 Design Auto 5Dr. Grey .£5,995
2005/05 Vauxhall Corsa 1.2 Design 5Dr. Air Con, Silver.£4,995
2004/04 Vauxhall Corsa SXi CDTi 5Dr. Silver.£4,995
2004/04 Renault Megane EST 1.6 VVT DYNAMIQUE Blue.£4,995
2008/57 Chevrolet Kalos 1.4 SX 5Dr. Air Con, Alloys, Silver.£4,995
2007/57 Chevrolet lacetti 1.6 SX a/c alloys choice.£4,995
2005/55 Vauxhall Corsa SXI+ 3Dr. Alloys, Silver.£4,995
2005/55 Ford Transit 1.8TDDI LWB Hi Roof Red.£4,600 + Vat
2006/06 Fiat Panda 1.2 Dynamic 5Dr. Blue.£4,495
2004/54 Hyundai Getz GSi Auto 5Dr. Blue .£3,995
2003/03 Vauxhall Meriva Enjoy. Silver.£3,995
2003/53 Vauxhall Corsa Elegance 16V 3Dr. Blue .£3,995
2004/04 Citroen C3 Pluriel Cabriolet. Orange.£3,995
2002/02 Vauxhall Corsa 1.7 CDTi Elegance 5Dr. Blue .£3,995
2000/X Peugeot 206 1.6 GLX 5Dr. Air Con, Silver .£3,250
2003/03 Daewoo Kalos 1.4 SX 5 DOOR A/C, Silver.£2,995
The official fuel consumption figures in MPG (l/100km) for the Kia range are Urban 19.9 (14.2) - 52.3 (5.4), Extra urban 31.7 (8.9) - 68.9 (4.1), combined 26.2 (10.8) - 62.8 (4.5). Official C02 emissions range from 117-258g/km. Finance subject to status, written quotations available on request. Terms and conditions may apply. Cars registered by 31/3/09
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FIAT MULTIPLA
51 reg'd, 13,500 miles, light
blue metallic, 11 months
MoT, one owner
£1,750
07970 498064
01799 526551
Caravans -
Camping
3 Bedroom Caravan for
Sale, in Heacham, Only
£11,795. Call Dennis on
07706 034269
BAILEY PAGEANT
CHAMPAGNE
1996, 3/4 berth caravan,
awning, gas bottle, electric
lead, extras, ready to go
£3,000 ono
01223 560926
07922 042387
COMPASS
PENTARA 590
4 berth, 96 model, 19ft, twin
axel, shower, cassette toilet,
c/h, flyscreen blinds, cooker,
fridge, 2 doublebeds, end
kitchen, clean condition
£3,350
01223 420051
ELDDIS
TYPHOON
EX2000, 17.5ft, 2000, 4 berth,
end bathroom, shower,
cassette toilet, dinette, drop
window, heating, L shaped
seats, cooker, fridge, vgc
£4,150
01223 420051
ELDDIS WISP
440/4
4 berth, 890kg, hot and cold
water, shower, mains, hob
and oven grill, aerial, heater,
fridge, with awning, very
good condition, ready to go
£ 2,200
01223 232357
SWIFT
CHALLENGER
470/2,15.5 ft, 95 model, 2
berth, end bathroom, shower,
cassette toilet, cooker, fridge,
c/h, flyscreen blinds, clean
condition, hardly used
£2,150
01223 420051
Caravans -
Camping
ST. IVES caravan. Used
tourers, accessory shop,
we buy used tourers. Tel:
01480 300621.
Caravans &
Trailers
ABBEY
SOMERSET
1993, 4 berth, full awning,
ready to go, quick sale
£800
01223 511508
after 6pm
CHALLENGER
2 Berth caravan, 1995, blow
heating, cassette toilet,
fridge, cooker, oven, shower,
ready to go, good working
order
£1,650
01353 741013
07889 509009
COACHMAN VIP
460,1999, 2 berth, end
bathroom, a/c, c/h, d/g,
fridge, microwave, cooker
etc, complete with gas bottle,
battery, awning, vgc in and
out, Cris registered
£3,750 ono
01223 873317
SPRITE MAJOR 5
Aug 2007, 5 berth, single axle,
shower, toilet, oven, hobs,
fridge/ freezer, blown-air c/h,
gas/ elect, battery, spare
wheel, vgc
£8,250
01223 425339
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CHALLENGER
400/2SE, 1992, awning,
toilet/ wash room, mains,
vgc
£1,600
01223 262576
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Also caravans and boats.
Cash on collection.
Cars Wanted
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VEHICLES WANTED
Cash paid, prompt
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registered, est 40
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07788 825202
WANTED
CARS VANS
AND PICK-UPS
With or without MoT,
caravans bought, scrap
cars and scrap metal
cleared, prices negotiable.
Registered Waste
Carriers
01223 207992
07984 905621
Mopeds
NEW Piaggio scooters
from £1,169 on the road,
two year warranty
included.
Haywards.co.uk Tel
01223 276128(T).
YAMAHA AEROX
50cc
black, moped for sale,
registered August 2007, one
owner, 4,915 miles, good
condition
£1,150 ono
07779 589253
Motorbikes
4 All your Motorcycle
Training needs - CBT to
DAS, contact A.R.T. Tel:
01763 247363 www.art-
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ALL
MOTORCYCLES
WANTED
Also Scooters
Best prices paid for
MoT failures, damage
& non-runners
Scrap collected free
Call Will on:
01353 777421
07590 582201
Tyres - Exhausts
AT Freds Tyres, part worn
tyres guaranteed. Tel:
01353 741279.
Commercials
RAMSEY
VEHICLE
SALES LTD
A large selection of light
commercial vehicles.
Please see our used van
list in Huntingdon, St. Ives,
St. Neots and Cambourne
Weekly News every other
week or call
01487 710011 or
07974141318
www.ramseyvehiclesales.co.uk
Commercials
Brian McKay
g^mmercial vehicles-
BRITISH TELECOM VAN CENTRE
02 (02) TRANSIT 350 ALLOY D/S LWB, 41,000 miles £5,495
04 (04) TRANSIT 350 ALLOY TIPPER, 55,000 miles £6,995
02 (52) TRANSIT 350 STEEL TIPPER, 56,000 miles £5,995
02 (52) TRANSIT 350 ALLOY D/S, 50,000 miles £5,495
02 (52) TRANSIT 350 BOX, 48,000 miles £4,295
07 (56) TRANSIT 300 2.2 SWB, 16,000 miles £6,995
06 (56) TRANSIT 300 2.2 SWB, 10,000 miles £7,295
04 (04) TRANSIT 300 SWB, 25,000 miles £4,495
04 (04) TRANSIT 300 SWB, 33,000 miles £4,395
04 (04) TRANSIT 300 SWB, 44,000 miles £4,195
04 (04) TRANSIT 300 SWB, 68,000 miles £3,995
04 (04) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 31,000 miles £3,695
04 (04) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 45,000 miles £3,695
04 (04) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 35,000 miles £3,795
03 (53) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 34,000 miles £3,495
03 (53) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 43,000 miles £3,295
03 (53) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 51,000 miles £2,995
03 (53) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 32,000 miles £3,495
04 (53) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 35,000 miles £3,595
04 (53) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 37,000 miles £3,695
03 (53) TRANSIT 220 CONNECT, 42,000 miles £3,395
06 (06) VIVARO 1.9 DTi, 3,000 miles £6,495
06 (06) VIVARO 1.9 DTi, 12,000 miles £5,995
06 (06) VIVARO 1.9 DTi, 14,000 miles £5,995
07 (07) COMBO 1.3 CDTi, 12,000 miles £4,595
06 (06) COMBO 1.3 CDTi, 13,000 miles £4,295
06 (06) COMBO 1.3 CDTi, 28,000 miles £3,995
05 (55) COMBO 1.3 CDTi, 15,000 miles £3,895
05 (55) COMBO 1.3 CDTi, 22,000 miles £3,695
05 (54) COMBO 1.3 CDTi, 64,000 miles £3,795
04 (04) FIESTA 1.4 Di, 30,000 miles £3,195
04 (04) FIESTA 1.4 Di, 17,000 miles £3,495
04 (04) FIESTA 1.4 Di, 55,000 miles £2,795
Tel 01223 813200
www.mckaycommercial.co.uk
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All vehicles subject to VAT at 15%
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FIAT DUCATO 2.8
TDi 3.25T
FORD TRANSIT
2.5 DIESEL
Taxed, MoT February 2010,
clean condition, 1998 model
£650
01223 478164
07792 064183
T reg'd, tow bar, LWB, high
top, MoT Dec, taxed June,
good runner
£800 ono
01954 780024
VAUXHALL Combo 1.7Di
van, 03 reg'd, taxed, 11
months MoT, good con¬
dition, £1,850 ono. Tel:
01799 527495.
Alfa Romeo
ALFA ROMEO
156 2.0
2000 X reg'd, met blue,
99,000 miles, ABS, alloys,
CD, E/W, PAS, MoT Aug '09,
tax Feb '10
£999
01480 455642
LDV CONVOY
MINI BUS
ALFA ROMEO
SPIDER
1998, 62,000 miles, 17 seater,
high roof, MoT Oct '09, tax
Dec'09, good condition
Convertible 2.2 JTS, 2007,
Red, 7,000 miles, ABS,
Alarm/ immobiliser, Alloys,
Climate, excellent condition
£2000 ono
01954 267441
£13,950
07834 069193
ALFA ROMEO 156
1.8TS
Saloon, 2001, red, 97,000
miles, ABS, A\C, Alarm,
Alloys, CD, Airbag, E/W,
Immobiliser, PAS, MoT & tax,
excellent condition
£1,500
01223 836603
A CAR FOR YOU
From £400- £1,500. Escorts,
Corsa's, Estates, Diesels,
vans, 4x4s, Fiesta's, Polo,
Punto, Peugeot, 106, 306's,
lots more in stock. Tel Paul
on:
01353 741013
07889 509009 .T
CITROEN SAXO
DESIRE
1.5 Diesel, '02, 3drs, 5speed,
43k, met blue, FSH, a/b, PAS,
e/w, CD, c/I, s/r, 6mnths tax
£2,595 ono
07890 480254
CITROEN ZX 1.81
AUTO DIESEL
1994 (L), only 86,000 miles,
FSH, MOT March 2010, 6
months tax, recent cambelt,
5 door, PAS, s/r, stereo, low
insurance, excellent condition
£650
07881 633006. T
FIAT PUNTO 1.1
55 S, 1996 (N), 100k miles,
FSH, MoT March 2010, 6
months Tax, recent cambelt,
low ins, 5 door, PAS, s/r,
stereo, excellent condition
£750
01223 860170
07881 633006. T
FIAT PUNTO
1.2
Petrol, 1998 S reg'd, Green,
109,000 miles, MoT Nov '09,
7 months tax
£425
SOLD
FIAT PUNTO 1.2
1999, T reg'd, 12 months
MoT and tax, excellent
runner
£850 ono
Tel: 01638 601803
07883 318229
FORD Fiesta 1.25
Freestyle, 5 door, 2002
(02), Metallic Grey, only
41,000 miles, FSH, PAS,
c/locking, e/windows, air
bag, air con, rad/CD,
Immobiliser, colour
coded bumpers and mir¬
rors, 12 months MoT,
warranty, excellent con¬
dition, £2,850. Tel: 01799
584327/ 07779 557267
www.rowleyscars.co.uk
FORD FIESTA
1.3LX, 1995 (N), 68,000
miles, FSH, Mot October '09,
taxed, black, recent cambelt,
low insurance, 3 dr, PAS, s/r,
stereo, excellent condition
£750
01223 860170
07881 633006
FORD KA 1.3
2001 (Y), 3 door, PAS,
radio/cass, airbag, tinted
windows, 53,000 miles,
black, 12 months MoT,
www.smallcarsonly.co.uk
£2295
01440 730104
20+ cars available
FORD MONDEO
GLX2.0, 2000 (W reg'd),
Blue, 42,000 miles, first
registration July 30th, 2000,
1 owner, tax & MoT, certain
amount of body damage,
sale due to stopping driving
£1,595
01638 741461
FORD SPORT KA
1600 (95 ps)
08 reg'd, bright red, 6,500
genuine miles, alloys etc, as
new, full sports specification,
lowered suspension, full 2
years Ford Warranty
£6,350
01223 881605
Hyundai
HYUNDA11:6 SE
COUPE
reg'd Dec 2001, 25,000
miles only, one owner, FSH,
MoT, air con, CD player,
leather, r/c/l, ins rated alarm,
alloys
£3,450
01440 762264
Mazda
MAZDA MX 5
Convertible, 1991, silver,
86,000 miles, alloys, e/w,
MoT, tax, pop up headlights,
future classic
£950
07970 510510
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Mercedes
Renault
Suzuki
Too new
to view
MERCEDES A150
1.5 COUPE
RENAULT
LAGUNA 1.9 DCI
3 dr, 2005 55 reg'd, light blue,
49,000 miles, FSH, MoT Jan
'10, tax July '09, excellent
condition
£5,195 ono
07775 638329
Estate, 2005 (55), 80,000
miles, MoT, tax, 6 speed,
metallic grey, rear parking
sensors, a/c, FSH, s/r, no
canvassers
£4,575
01223 813870
Too new
to view
MERCEDES
SPORT ESTATE
Automatic 2.0, T reg, low
mileage for year, MoT, black,
service history, vgc inside and
out, px possible, private sale
£2,295
07910 573374
Mini
RENAULT
MEGANE
1.5 DCi, 100 Expression,
2004 (04), met blue, a/c, long
MoT & tax, FSH, high mileage
£2,750 ono
01954 234600
office hours
RENAULT
MEGANE
Coupe, 2001, Silver, 73,700
miles, ABS, A\C, Alarm,
Alloys, CD, Climate, Airbag,
E/W, Immob, PAS, MoT, e/s/r,
e/m, tax, on board computer
£2,900 ono
07950 296335
MINI COOPER
1600
Feb '04, 24,500 miles, a/c,
CD, Chilli red, pepper pack,
one owner, service history,
MoT Jan '10, taxed July '09,
I pod adaptor
£6,400
SOLD
MINI COOPER
HATCHBACK
04 reg'd, 53,000 miles,
black, 1598cc, taxed August
2009, FSH, e/s/r, full leather
upholstery, air con, one lady
owner, inc TLC
£7,495
01799 541516
Mitsubishi
MITSUBISHI Space
Wagon, T reg'd, 7 seater,
MoT, 88k miles, very
clean, £1,595 ono. Tel:
07906 704464.
Nissan
Rover-MG
MG MGF
STEPTRONIC
2001, petrol, 40k miles,
silver, MoT Aug, FSH, one
previous owner, vgc
£3,100 ono
07772 076415
01353 624092
ROVER 214
1999,50k miles, just
passed MoT, Metallic
black, 4 recent tyres
and exhaust, good
condition, good
runner, 2 owners
£999
01223 843140
07884 437420
Nissan Micra 1.0 Profile,
1999 V reg'd, 86,000
miles, FSH, 2 owners,
PAS, airbag, radio/cass,
Immobiliser, colour
coded bumpers, long
MoT, taxed, warranty,
excellent condition,
£1,350. Tel: 01799
584327/ 07779 557267
www. rowl eysca rs.co.uk
ROVER 416 Si
AUTO
4 door saloon, petrol,
M reg'd, Green, 41,890
miles, full MoT
£630
01223 276617
Peugeot
ROVER METRO
1.4 AUTO
PEUGEOT 206 1.4LX,
2002 (02), Metallic
Crystal Green, only
31,000 miles, FSH, 2
owners, PAS, c/locking,
e/windows, airbags, air
con, radio/CD,
Immobiliser, colour
coded bumpers and mir¬
rors, long MoT, warranty,
excellent condition,
£3,495. Tel: 01799
584327/ 07779 557267
www. rowl eysca rs.co.uk
M reg'd, Blue, 18,000 miles,
genuine mileage, 5 door, 10
months MoT, reluctant sale
due to ill health
£750
01480 301920
PEUGEOT 106 XL
P Reg'd, Diesel, 1.5cc, Met
Green, MoT/ tax, drives all
good, approx 60 MPG
£700
01353 741013
07889 509009
SEAT IBIZA
ESTILO 1.4
Petrol, 1998 S reg'd, met
silver, 70,000 miles, 5 door
hatch, tax end of July, MoT
Sept '09, excellent condition
£625 ono
SOLD
SUZUKI WAGON
RGL
lOOOcc, 5 speed, metallic
purple, MoT Aug, needs rear
shoes and front tyres, good
runner
£600
07840 781966
SUZUKI WAGON
R+GL1.3
5 door, petrol, 2004 53 reg'd,
blue, 26,000 miles, e/w, 7
months MoT, 1 month tax,
r/c/l
£3,750
01223 367967
Toyota
Too new
to view
TOYOTA CELICA
T SPORT 1.8
Petrol, 51 reg'd,
met grey, 67,000 miles,
Climate, Leather, good
condition, one owner, 10
months MoT, lovely car
£4,200
07889 100309
TOYOTA MR2 GT
K reg'd, red, tax Aug '09,
MoT Nov '09, service history,
e/w, e/m, s/r, recent cambelt
change
£ 1,000
07500 339398
01353 661883
Vauxhall
VAUXHALL Corsa 1.0
Club, 2001(51), Met Ice
Green, only 37,000
miles, FSH, PAS, c/lock¬
ing, e/windows, airbag,
air con, radio/CD,
Immobiliser, colour
coded bumpers and mir¬
rors, long MoT, warranty,
excellent condition,
£3,495. Tel: 01799
584327/ 07779 557267
www.rowleyscars.co.uk
VAUXHALL
ASTRA ENVOY
1.4, 2000 (W) 5 door, PAS
radio/cass, twin airbags,
43,000 miles, FSH, blue,
MoT March 2010,
www.smallcarsonly.co.uk
£2195
01440 730104
VAUXHALL
CORSA CLUB 1.2
99 (T), 5 door, power
steering, radio/cass, sunroof,
airbag, silver, 37,000 miles,
FSH 12 months MoT,
www.smallcarsonly.co.uk
£2195
01440 730104
Volkswagen
VW Polo 1.4S, 2001 (51),
Met Red, only 44,000
miles, FSH, PAS, c/lock¬
ing, e/windows, air bags,
radio/cass, Immobiliser,
colour coded bumpers
and mirrors, long MoT,
warranty, excellent con¬
dition, £2,995. Tel: 01799
584327/ 07779 557267
www.rowleyscars.co.uk
Volkswagen
VOLKSWAGEN
POLO D L
R Reg'd, White, 1.9cc, Full
MoT, PAS, e/m, VWSH,
drives all good
£950
01353 741013
07889 509009
VW GOLF
5 door Hatch, 2001, black
metallic, 46,000 miles, ABS,
A\C, Alarm, CD, airbags, E/W,
PAS, MoT & tax, FSH
£3,500 ono
07921 554914
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£275 ono
£650
01223 893719
01223 478164
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grammar/ conversation,
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082720.
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which has found per¬
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on all issues call
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Personal Loans
A14 Junction 30,
Oakington (Cambs),
Saturday Car-Boot sale,
gates open 7am, just
turn up. Charity stalls
free. Enquiries: 01733
222182.
CAR-BOOT every Sunday
8am-12, (set up from
7.30am), pitch £7,
Chaplins Farm,
Fulbourn. Tel: 07850
325928.
INDOOR Table Top Sale,
Cherry Hinton Village
Centre, Colville Road,
Sunday 3rd May,
9.30am-12.30pm. Pitch
£7.50, advanced book¬
ing only. Admission 30p.
Tel: 01223 576412.
LAZY Sunday afternoon
car-boot sale, every
week til October, Harry's
Farm, Beck Row,
Mildenhall, 12pm-4pm,
free admission, £6 pitch.
Tel: 07860 716075.
MEETING POINT
Singles Club Disco Over 25’s
Every Friday
Dolphin Hotel, London Road,
St Ives, 8-12pm Admission £5
Sat 2nd May
Woodgreen Animal Shelter,
London Road, Godmanchester,
Nr. Huntingdon
8-12pm, Admission £5
Every Sunday
Royal Cambridge Hotel,
Trumpington Street, Cambridge
8-11.30pm Admission £4
Annual Membership £2
(Free membership with this advert
- new members only)
NO T-SHIRTS, NO TRAINERS,
NO JEANS OR DENIM
Tel: 01223 502299
www.singlesdisco.co.uk
SINGLE social club, 35+,
Nightlights, Red Lion,
Grantchester, second
and fourth Friday in
month, 8pm, £5,
friendly welcome and
music. Tel: 01223
363333. www.night
lights.tk
CASH Loans Secured on
Your Car. Mobile Money.
Tel: 01223 258250.
www.mobilemoney.co.uk
CHEQUE Cashing,
Payday Loans, Buyback
and Pawnbroking serv¬
ices. Gannochy Coins,
46 Burleigh St,
Cambridge, (opposite
Party Mania) Tel: 01223
361662.
Contact your
Local Team
Haverhill
Weekly News
01440
703891
SUNDAY car-boot sale,
3rd May. Cambridge
Spiritualist Centre, 662
Newmarket Road,
(opposite Ditton Lane)
7am-2pm. BBQ as well.
Call: 01353 668268. Or
just turn up
Entertainers
ALL aspects of party plan¬
ning are advertised here.
Discos, bouncy castles,
catering to marquee hire.
Do you offer a service
that should be here as
well? For details of our
hugely discounted adver¬
tising packages (which
may cost less than you
think)! Call: 01223
434267/ 434264, email
details to ents@ cam-
bridge-news.co.uk
Entertainers
AMAZING and Magical
entertainment for both
children and adults.
The Great Wizzo.
Member of The Magic
Circle. Tel: 01763
838286.
DISCOLAND discos and
karaoke, weddings,
birthdays, schools and
any other occasions. Tel:
01638 716866/ 07717
643035. www.discoland-
disco.co.uk
Events
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think! Whatever your
event, call us now for no
obligation quotes to
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434267/ 264, or ents@
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MAY Day Bank Holiday 2-
4th May. Want to know
what's happening in your
region? Visit www.cam-
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maydayjeisure. Also
check out What's On!
Thursday 30th April.
TABLE-TOP Sale,
Stretham Primary
School, Sat 2nd May
9am-1 2.00pm.
To book a table call
Jenny Kidd 01353
649844.PSA fundraising
event for Stretham
Primary School for ICT
equipment/games for the
playground.
Hobbies
MODEL railways, die-cast
toys, cash paid. Tel:
David 01353 778511.
Holidays
2008 7 berth, luxury
motorhome, for hire. Tel:
0800 183 0468.
ADVERTISE your holiday
accommodation here
from as little as
£10.80+vat! From
Norfolk to Barbados. We
also have a monthly
package including all of
our weekly titles and
online, starting at
£116.80+vat. Call Sam
or Natalie now on: 01223
434445.
BUTLINS Skegness, 8
berth caravan, full use of
all Butlins facilities. Tel:
01785 840803.
CARAVAN for sale, on 4*
holiday park on the
Norfolk Broads. 10
month open season,
indoor swimming pool
and bars, 3 bedrooms
immaculate condition.
Quick sale needed,
£9000. Tel: 07961
640383.
GREAT Yarmouth,
California Sands, 2 bed¬
room, holiday chalet.
Phone for details: 01493
731501.
HEMSBY holiday chalets,
sleeps 6, quiet site, close
to beach. Tel: 01638
602190/07599 416563.
HEMSBY, Scratby, 2-3 bed
holiday chalets, quiet
family site. Tel: 01767
260293.
HOLIDAY flat to let,
Hunstanton seafront,
sleeps 6, excellent con¬
dition. Many extras. Tel:
07711 714268.
KESSINGLAND Beach, nr
Lowestoft, top quality
holiday bungalows, small
private site overlooking
sea/ blue flag beaches. T
Hubbard: 01603 742933.
LANGUEDOC Holiday cot¬
tage, sleeps 5/8; beauti¬
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river Tarn, Albi,
Roquefort; £245/£335
p.w; cheap flights
S t a n s t e d .
rmattingly@btinternet.co
m. Tel: 01653 658203.
NORTH Norfolk cottage.
Southrepps, sleeps 4,
garden, 12 mins sea.Tel:
01371 830409.
SHERINGHAM chalet/
bungalow, near beach/
shops, parking, no chil¬
dren/ pets or smokers.
Tel: 01263 822267.
THREE bed caravan for
sale, good condition, inc
all kitchenware/ electri¬
cals. Quick sale needed
as site fee due end of
month, £4,999. Tel:
07906 630247.
Music Musical
Instruments
DOUBLE bass, fiddle/vio¬
lin tuition. All styles: folk,
bluegrass, classical.
Music theory, ear train¬
ing. Tel: 01440 731936.
Email: music @richard
partridge.co.uk
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service. Call for quote:
01480 385189 or 07956
012199.
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BICYCLES wanted, adult,
for cash, almost any con¬
dition, will collect
Cambridge area. Tel:
01223 323559/ 01954
211676.
BICYLES wanted, all
makes and condition.
Primo Cycles, 46
Burleigh St,
Cambridge.(opposite
Party Mania) Tel: 01223
500502.
Articles Wanted
BEST cash prices for hi-fi,
musical instruments,
mixers, car audio, sat-
navs, computers,
mobiles, MP3 players/
iPods, digital cameras,
games consoles, fishing
tackle, air weapons,
binoculars, power tools,
lawnmowers, fridges,
cookers, tumble dryers,
microwaves, etc.
Cambridge Resale, 190-
192 Mill Rd. Tel: 01223
210703. www.cambridge
resale.co.uk T
OLD and modern books
purchased. Also jew¬
ellery, toys, medals,
coins, furniture, china,
collectables. House
clearance. Tel: 01763
256722.
Articles Wanted
BOWES & Co pay cash,
£5 - £50,000, gold, jew¬
ellery, coins, watches,
militaria, musical instru¬
ments, laptops, mobiles,
games consoles etc, reg¬
istered pawnbrokers, 55
Burleigh Street,
Cambridge. Genuine
free expert advice. Tel:
01223 360287.
CASH paid for LP's, sin¬
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lent condition. Tel: 01223
564194.
COINS, Medals,
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Silver Jewellery,
Watches and all Scrap
Gold and Silver bought.
Cash Paid. Gannochy
Coins, 46 Burleigh St,
Cambridge, (opposite
Party Mania) Tel: 01223
361662.
WANTED fridges, wash¬
ing machines, dryers,
TV's, working or not.
Collected free. Tel:
07796 584335.
Curtains &
Blinds
BLINDS Free measuring/
fitting, vertical, Venetian,
roller, wooden, awnings,
conservatories, etc. Tel:
0800 1185552
www.gibbsblinds.co.uk
Quality Blinds. Free meas¬
uring and fitting on
Verticals, Rollers,
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Buy direct www.321
qualityblinds.co.uk.
Tel: 01223 258418.
Curtains & Blinds
Spring Blinds
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Wheelchairs,
scooters,
bath/kitchen aids,
recliner chairs,
sales and service.
Tel: 01223 830084
Unit 11, South Cambs
Business Park,
Babraham Road,
Sawston, CB2 4JH.
FENCE and gate erection
specialists in all types of
fencing. For free esti¬
mates. Tel: Cam Fencing
01353 648484 or 07733
075934.
FREE estimate on all types
of fencing/ gates sup¬
plied and erected. Don't
dilly, phone Lilley: 01223
832097.
Garden Centres
/ Nurseries
COLBROOK Nurseries
between Fulbourn and
Teversham. Bedding
plants, geraniums, fuch¬
sias, busy lizzies, drop in
basket refills, plants for
hanging baskets and
containers. Open 9am-
5pm Mon-Sat, 10am-
4pm Sundays. Tel: 01223
880496.
Garden
Maintenance
ALL Mobility equipment.
Beds, scooters, chairs,
stairlifts, bathlifts. Good
prices, friendly service,
home visits, parking.
Orchard Mobility Centre,
Fenstanton: 01480
465533.
TV / DVD &
Satellite
EX-RENTAL television,
DVD, video recorder's for
sale at bargain prices.
Andrew McCulloch,
Arbury Court,
Cambridge. Tel: 01223
351825.
Upholstery /
Fabric
SAPPHIRESEWING.COM
- Made to measure
Sofa/Cushion covers and
curtains.
Tel 01223 575719
TURFING
GROUND R0TAVATED
PREPARED AND TOP
QUALITY TUFT LAID
Tel: 07974 718042
SUMMER Gardening
including clearing & rub¬
bish removal. Tel: Jenny
07990 781969 or 01223
420409.
Garden Misc
PAVE THE WAY
Paving Slabs,
Stepping Stones,
Copings, Edgings etc.
Unbeatable prices
Tel: 01440 710315
Quality Assured
Garden Services
GARDENS
Fencing & Gates
GH
FENCING
All Fencing
Patios, Turfing
Driveways
Groundwork
01440
786680
07870753713
FOXGLOVE Garden
Maintenance, complete
gardening services, call
for a free quotation. Tel:
01223 841095/ 07534
251416
J.W.TREES Trees expertly
felled, topped and
pruned, roots destroyed,
iawns cut/laid, rubbish
removed, free estimates.
Tel: 01954 260517 or
07979 996641.
PAVE THE WAY (restora¬
tion division), patios,
driveways, brickwork,
fences, decking restored
to their original condition
with guarantee. 07850
320461. Quality assured.
Top Soil
ABOUT the best topsoil,
wood mulch, compost,
loose/ bags. Tel: 01353
778069 or 07721
551069.
FENCING &
H£DS 4 U
Members of the
Guild of Master Craftsman suppliers of all
close board fencing sheds made to your size.
Also we do:
Decking, Turfing, Gates, Patios, Trellis, Palisade fencing,
Dog Kennels & Summer Houses
Please phone for free quote and prices
FREEPHONE: 0800 335 7676
Office: 01440 704300 Mobiles: 07773225359 / 07946 464948
Landscape
Design
• Fencing/Trellis work
•Turfing/Seeding
• Patio’s/Driveways
•Timber decking
• Brickwork/Block
paving
• Rough Gardens put
in order
■ Free advice and
■estimates.
I No payment until
| work completed.
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FREE estimates, fencing,
rotavating, turfing, seed¬
ing. Large and small
areas. Paving, tree work,
hedging, driveway. Don't
dilly phone Lilly. TGOMC.
Tel: 01223 832097.
S&K Landscaping, patios,
fencing, driveways,
hedge cutting and gar¬
den maintenance. Free
quotes: 07788 500294/
01353 676336
SHEDS 10ft x 8ft, £357, 8ft
x 6ft, £220. Many sizes
available, free brochure.
Betts: 01842 810941.
www.bettssheds.co.uk.
Plants - Bulbs -
Seeds
CONIFERS for hedging,
pot grown in most sizes,
up to 7 Feet, also hardy
perennials, flowering
shrubs, and climbers. All
at grower's prices. Open
7 days, 10-6. Saunders
Nurseries. West Street,
Comberton. Tel: 01223
262268.
Tree Surgery
ANGLIA Tree Care, tree
surgery, stump grind¬
ing, hedge mainte¬
nance, wood chipping,
licensed waste carrier,
Guild of Master
Craftsmen, fully quali¬
fied/ insured, British
standards BS3998 free
estimate. Tel: 01223
424454. www. an g I ia-
treecare.co.uk.
L&S Landscapes all tree
and hedge work under¬
taken, stumps removed,
free estimate, full liability
insurance Tel: 01223
420868
Turf Supplies
TOP Quality Turf supplier,
call for supply/ installa¬
tion Tel: 01223 841095/
07534 251416.
Childcare
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‘HOME FROM HOME’
CHILDCARE
Quality childcare available during term time
and school holidays for all ages from 3 months. Super
facilities for indoor and outdoor play. Healthy eating,
secure surroundings. Well trained, caring and friendly
staff Flexible hours. Funded sessions. Working tax
credits Ofsted registered. We follow the early
years foundation stage.
See your c hil d flourish
For more information or to arrange an informal visit
Please call us
78 Burton End Exhibition Farm
Haverhill CB9 9LR Withersfield CB9 7SJ
01440 767805 01440 709254
Jewellery
HANNINGTONS
Cash paid for old gold,
silver, diamond rings.
Jewellery of any kind,
broken or perfect.
24 HIGH STREET, HAVERHILL CB9 8AR
01440 763307
Motability WEEKLY NEWS
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mint condition. £220.00. (( Um) iM Id!
Tel: 01440 761278.
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PETS &
LIVESTOCK
CHOCOLATE
LABRADOR
Puppies, KC registered,
wormed, 6 weeks free
insurance, good pedigree,
mum can be seen, deposits
being taken. Ready 12th May.
£400
07825 176010
COCKER
SPANIEL
1 brown and white boy,
ready now, GENUINE CALLS
ONLY, NO TIME WASTERS,
KC registered, home reared
01223 830533
GORGEOUS
PUPPIES
Pedigree English Springer
Spaniels. 6 Bitches & 3 Dogs,
all Liver & White. Available to
View NOW.
Call Sean 07970
792882
PUG Puppies, black, 8
weeks, home reared,
parents may be seen,
vaccinated, KC regis¬
tered. Tel: 01354
658819.
Equestrian
FARRIER
All Your Shoeing
and Trimming Needs
Based in
Saffron Walden
Weekend Appointments
Available
Call Richard:
07977 132616
01799 540281
Pets Lost
- ^
Oscar Missing
Missing for 2 weeks, large,
newted male cat, white and
tabby, tabby tail. Reward
given if found.
Call Joan
01223 311828
Carpet Fitting
Domestic Appliance Repairs
ACCUBUILD drawings for
planning and building
regulations, council
negotiations. For free
advice: 07866 705199.
EXTENSIONS, conver¬
sions, drawings for plan¬
ning and building regs,
free advice. Tel: 01353
727000.
PLANS drawn for your
extension, competitive
rates. Tel: 01223 513302
or 07970 065449.
PLANS, extensions, all
building work. Local
authority liaison for plan¬
ning and building regs.
Free advice. Tel: 01223
501064 or 07734
053702.
SURVEYS home buyer
reports and valuations,
by qualified surveyor.
Prompt service. Free
quote. Tel: 01353
727000.
Bathroom
Supply / Fitting
BATHROOMS and tiles,
supplied and fitted by
tradesman, free esti¬
mates. Tel: 01223
322232.
Building
Supplies
RECLAIMED building
materials, bricks, tiles,
slates, timber, doors,
paving slabs, rockery,
cobbles, granite sets,
etc. sail Butler Brothers.
Tel: 01223 833388.
Catering
Contact Angela or Nigel on
Tel. 01440 731897
Sandwich Deliveries, Hot Food,
Corporate Buffets, Private
Functions & Parties,
Funeral Catering
STYLE CARPETS
The Carpet Store
that comes to your door!
• Hundreds of carpets & vinyls to choose from
• We can supply & fit within a few days
• Quality & value, save £££'s off High Street prices
• We also supply and fit Laminate & Solid Hard Wood
Flooring
We can offer the complete service. We can take up and dispose of
old carpets and move furniture if required.
Call
01440 713310 or
07779 715327
(anytime, day or evening)
Cleaning Services
DOMESTIC ELECTRIC
Repairs to
• Washing Machines
• Dishwashers • Cookers
•Tumble Dryers
& no co/l-out c/uxAge
Call FREE on
K * r 0800 970 7869 or
01440 713030
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We offer you a Helping Hand for all
your cleaning requirements.
• One off spring clean
• Domestic, commercial and office
• Rental and build cleans
• Carpet cleaning
• Fully insured and police checked
Please call 01440 710258
Michelle 07922 880167
Lisa 07968 033749
Electrical Services
Electrical Services
(UK) Limited
Commercial - Industrial - Domestic
Professional Electrical Contractors
All aspects of work:-
Installations, Rewires, Maintenance
& Repairs, Testing & Inspection
CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES
Electricians
ELECTRICIAN no job too
big or small. Tel: Ian
01223 237324/ 07710
746295.
Guttering
GUTTERS cleared, serv¬
iced and repaired, free
quote, friendly service, 7
days. Tel: 01223 832326
or 07984 055460.
Home
Improvements
L0H LADDERS
Quality Loft
Ladders
Supplied and Fitted
01760 756039
07506 881287
Carpentry /
Joinery
CARPENTER Johnathan
Westwood: doors,
kitchens, shelving, win¬
dows, fences etc. Tel:
07855 510042 or 01954
261191.
CARPENTER specialising
in kitchen fitting, all other
carpentry work under¬
taken, for free estimates,
call Roger: 07796
942155.
Computer
Services
1st Click IT. Basic com¬
putertraining, installation
and advice, in your own
home. Don’t already own
a computer? No
Problem! Low cost com¬
puters set up to suit your
needs. Michael Tel:
07825 257288/01954
7 8 9 6 1 9.
Driver & Van
G.L CARPENTRY
Carpentry and Home
Maintenance
Telephone
01440 704442
Mobile
0790 1691 526
Quality Carpentry
The complete carpentry
& joinery service
Free quotes & advice given
Professional & reliable
No job too small or too big
References & portfolio
Call Adam 01440 707649
/ 07725 985234
Kitchens & bathrooms
ABACUS PC RESCUE
Chris Judd B.Sc.
Estab. 13 years
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833099.
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863140.
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01353 727000.
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ELY beautifully presented
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INSOLVENCY ACT 1986
IN BANKRUPTCY
CAMBRIDGE COUNTY
COURT
No. 25 of 2008 RE: ANDREW
KELVIN MATTHEWS
Carpenter of 31 Saffron Road,
Sawston, Cambridge CB22
3LQ lately residing at 44 King
Edward VII Road,
Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 OEU
and lately carrying on
business as AK Matthews at
31 Saffron Road, Sawston,
Cambridge CB22 3LQ and
formerly at 44 King Edward
VII Road, Newmarket, Suffolk
CB8 OEU as a Carpenter and
Joiner. I intend to pay within
four months from 1 June 2009
(being the last day for proving)
the first and final dividend of
54.2 p/£. Creditors who have
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select “Forms” and then form
6.37). Alternatively, you can
contact my office at 2nd Floor,
Sunley House, Bedford Park,
CROYDON, CR9 1TX
telephone 02086 67+8012 to
supply a form.
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and Trustee, NDU Croydon,
2nd Floor, Sunley House,
Bedford Park, Croydon,
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FOOTBALL
YOUTH RUGBY
Just heavenly as
Angels grab lifeline
Haverhill Town 0 Delaware Feather Angels 5
Treadfirst Sudbury and District Sunday League,
Division Five
DELAWARE Feather Angels gave themselves
a great chance of pulling away from the
bottom-of-the-table dogfight with a
convincing derby victory.
They took a 2-0 lead into half time, Sean
McCormack toe-poking in and James
Strachan chipping the advancing keeper.
Town, though, made several changes in the
second half and had much more possession
and an attacking presence.
However, that left space at the back for Neil
Grayton to exploit and he scored his first
goal for the club.
Darren Tharby then missed a penalty but
McCormack, who was fouled to earn the
spot-kick, knocked in the rebound before
new signing Kevin Wilson completed the
scoring with his first for the club.
Bush fires four
Buckden Juniors 1 West Wratting 5
Cambridge and District Colts League, Under-12D
WEST Wratting moved three points nearer to
promotion as they enter the season’s finishing
straight.
Thanks to a second-half performance which left
the first period very much in the shade, they
surged clear after being pegged back at 1-1.
They broke the deadlock initially after 20
minutes through Bailey, but Bush did the damage
with four goals in the second half as Scotton,
Elliott, Ankers and Bailey had shots saved or hit
the bar.
Grampian Gunners 2 Spartak 78A 0
Cambs Mini League, under-10
ONLY an impressive display from the
Spartak keeper prevented Gunners from
winning more emphatically.
He saved well from Westley, Gracie and
Fletcher before Jones opened the scoring.
And it was more of the same after the break
when Robson and Westley again going close
before the second goal went in off
Thompson’s chest.
Wratting, Thurlow plea
■ West Wratting are looking to add two or three
players to their talented under-13 squad which,
next season, will step up to under-14A in the
Cambridge and District Colts League. They are
due to hold training sessions tomorrow (Friday)
and May 8 on Wickhambrook Rec (6-7.30pm).
Anyone interested can call Keith Warnock on
07850 324602
■ Thurlow are looking to recruit new players as
they move into 11-a-side football. Any boys
currently in Year 6 should contact manager Ian
Marsh on 01440 709178 or email
ianmarsh@thurlowyouthfc.co.uk
Schulz sizzler seals it
Haverhill Rov 3 Saffron Walden 3
S-Tech Cambs Girls League, under-14B
ROVERS and Saffron Walden continued
their pattern of close games this season
when they fought out a six-goal thriller.
Walden went 2-0 ahead in the first 10
minutes before leading scorer Katie Schulz
gave Rovers a toe-hold. The visitors restored
their two-goal advantage before the break,
only for Haverhill to rally when Jessica Clay
and a Schulz piledriver got them back on
level terms.
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Foley try in vain
Sudbury 21 Haverhill 5
Under-14
HAVERHILL ended
their season on a
disappointing note
after being
out-manoeuvred by a
vastly-improved
Sudbury side whose
blitz defence and
attacks down the
blindside proved to
be the difference.
Although Sudbury
broke the deadlock
after 20 minutes with
a converted try, hard¬
working Haverhill
finished the half with
the upper-hand,
repeatedly spreading
the ball in an attempt
to get behind the
opponents.
The second half
continued at a
blistering pace and in
the 10 th minute
George Foley scored
the visitors’ only try
after a quick penalty.
But as the game wore
on the Haverhill
forwards began to
suffer from the pace
of the match and
more turnovers at the
breakdown put
pressure on their
defence.
Their ability to close
down Haverhill’s
flankers, and the
favouring of blindside
attacks, led to two
more tries.
■ The youth section
have a few weeks off
before they start
fitness and
strengthening
training for next
season where they
should be joined by a
new under-13 squad.
Any current Year 8 to
11 boys who would
like to come along to
training should go to
the club’s website for
contact numbers.
GOLF: HAVERHILL RESULTS
FOUNDATION CUP
E Kiddle 132, T Daniels, L Chandler,
M Goldsmith 136, W Penman 138, D
Galloway 139, K Eldred, K Donno, D
Roope, S Turner 140, B Tavener, D
Cornelius, D McComb, 0 Cracknell,
G Scott 141, C Vince 142, P Driscoll
143, D Whelan, A Fish, T Stanley 144,
A Softley, T Marsh 145, A Spittle, C
Rudge 146.
JUNIOR SECTION
Medal: Jack Harris (61), Harvey
Bavester (66). Stableford: Michael
Perrett (47), Daniel Bradnam (38).
MIDWEEK MEDAL
Division One: A Fish 68, M Warren, P
McLennan 70. Division Two: J
Stokes 67, R Brazier 68, M Dalena
69. Division Three: C Sigler 66, R
Peck 69, K Ivory 70.
MICHAEL Morrison’s two
goals in Leicester City's 2-2
draw against Scunthorpe
on Friday underlined the
progress made by the
Haverhill-raised defender
this season.
After taking a big step-up
when he signed from
Conference side Cambridge
United last summer,
Morrison has ended the
season with a League One
championship medal round
his neck.
The Scunthorpe game was
the 20-year-old England C
defender’s 37th start of the
season and he said: “To
score two goals in the last
home game of the season in
front of more than 30,000
fans is unbelievable.
“This is massive for me. I
have come so far in such a
short time.
“To play in front of so
many people every week
and to get those two goals
was just the icing on the
cake.
“The first one just hit me
and, for the second, I just
tried to lift the ball over the
goalkeeper. I didn't actually
see it go in, so I had to
watch it on a replay.” There
was time for a hat-trick and
Morrison said: “The gaffer
sent me forward at the end,
hoping for a third. But I
can’t argue with two goals.”
And he will be more than
happy if his former club
earn their own promotion.
Morrison was left out of
the side for United’s play¬
off final defeat last year, but
said: “If you look at the
players who left last
summer, and the turmoil
involved, United have done
really well to get into such a
strong position again.
“I think they’ve got a bit
more experience this
season and I think they've
got every chance of going
up through the play-offs.
“They are a good club and
deserve to be in the
League.”
This is
massive for
me. I have
come so far
in such a
short time
NETBALL
Haverhill Ladies 24
Moreton Hall D 10
West Suffolk Summer League,
Division Two
HAVERHILL made a shaky
start to the season but
improved as the game wore
on.
The scores were level after
the first quarter, but
Haverhill settled, thanks to
some good interceptions by
Jade Killingback and Fiona
Haverhill get it
right in end
Micklewright, and started to
step up the pressure.
They really hit their stride
in the final session with
some sensational shooting
from Natalie Franklin and
the player-of-the-match,
Heather Sangster.
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Versatile Youngs takes the eye
A SUPERB all-round perform¬
ance from Simon Youngs helped
Haverhill beat Ipswich by 14
runs in the Marshall Hatchick
Two Counties Championship,
Division Two match at Manor
Road on Saturday.
Batting first, Haverhill battled
back well to reach a creditable
219 for 8 - skipper Adam Dellar
scoring 57 - after looking in
trouble at 115 for 6.
That was when Youngs (61) and
Dan Wilkins (33 not out) put on
95 for the seventh wicket to help
the side to a competitive total.
An early wicket for Stu
Ketteridge, bowling in tandem
with Middlesex pro Chris
Silverwood, had the visitors on
the back foot and when Rob
Sullivan and Youngs weighed in
with two wickets each, Ipswich
wobbled.
Silverwood and Ketteridge
returned to claim further wickets
and a brilliant run-out by Dan
Poole left the visitors on 205
for 8.
Weston Colville lost to Yaxley
by four wickets in Division Two
of the Tucker Gardner Cambs
and Hunts Premier League.
Arvid Gunderson contributed
40 as Colville scored 149 all out,
but their bowlers struggled to
get a grip and Yaxley eased to
151 for 6.
Game over
for Rovers
HAVERHILL Rovers will
finish bottom of the
Ridgeons League,
Premier Division
following their 1-1 draw
at fellow strugglers
Wivenhoe on Tuesday.
Rovers now face relegation to
the First Division unless one
team is promoted from the
Premier Division and not
replaced and Tiptree United go
ahead with a possible move
into the Essex Senior League.
At Wivenhoe, Martin
Westcott fluffed three one-on-
one chances for Rovers in the
first half-hour before setting up
Louis Harper to volley home
against his former club before
the half-time break.
Rovers looked to be heading
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times in the
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for the three points they needed
to give themselves hope of
climbing off the basement,
only for the hosts to equalise in
the 93rd minute.
Haverhill’s hopes of avoiding
bottom spot were already
hanging by a thread after another
heavy defeat at high-flying
Kirkley & Pakefield on Saturday.
Manager Peter Betts’ side were
rocked by a string of injuries and
two costly goalkeeping errors.
The first goal came after just 90
seconds when Ed Campbell came
out to claim a high ball but
dropped it at a forward’s feet,
allowing him to finish with ease.
There were no further goals in
the first period, but the home side
took full control after the break.
Goal No 2 came from a well-
worked free-kick and then, with
15 minutes remaining, Campbell
brought down a Kirkley attacker
in the area and the ensuing
penalty was tucked away by the
opposition’s goalkeeper.
Rovers now have only pride to
play for when they take on a
Leiston Town side, currently
occupying six place, at Hamlet
Croft on Saturday.
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