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Information about adult social care, the support and services available to you, your friends or family. Visit: Your Life, Your Choice
A series of 'Your Life, Your Choice' roadshows providing information about staying independent, safe and well will be visiting libraries throughout 2012. For more information click here….
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Proposed Changes to Buses
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Now that the Guided Bus is up and running there will be
a review of the existing bus services and consideration given to connecting
villages to the Swavesey and Longstanton Guided Bus stops. Stagecoach have
recently canvassed their passengers with a proposal for a circular route
connecting Swavesey with Bar Hill going via Longstanton, Willingham and Over. The proposed service would miss out Boxworth End and travel up and down Ramper Road. The bus would alternate the direction around the loop every hour so effectivly giving a 2 hourly service in each direction. It is proposed that the Citi5 service would not continue to run through Swavesey
Discussions are ongoing to see if there are other
services that can be provided such as a mini bus.
To see the proposal leaflet handed out to passengers at the end of last year - Click Here for page1 & Click Here for page 2
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Saturday February 11
Swavesey Village College, 7.30pm - 12.00am
£30-pp includes Band and Buffet, bring your own drink
Posh frocks and DJs
Box Office: 07432 323700
Click Here to see the poster
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Community Champion Scheme
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Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service (CFRS) is launching a pilot scheme in South Cambridgeshire to encourage residents to carry out safety checks on their homes. The scheme is innovative in that it will rely on local volunteers to liaise with the community on its behalf.
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CFRS is now looking for people who live in the South Cambridgeshire area to volunteer to become ‘Community Champions’. More...
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A14 Trunk Road: Drainage Survey Works
commence on the evening of Monday 14 November 2011 and will take approximately 12 weeks to complete
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The works will involve surveying and jetting of the drainage system between junction 26 (St Ives) and junction 34 (Fen Ditton).
Work will be carried out overnight under lane closures and 50mph speed restrictions. More...
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Is this crossing at Fen Drayton Lakes safe?
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The work to adjust the fencing, promised last December will not happen as the crossing is now deemed to be safe by the busway team and their independent inspector. The implied method to safely cross is to look under the rail where there is a partial view of the maintenance track which has priority at the crossing. If there are no vehicles, cyclists, runners/walkers or horses approaching then move forward to a point before the bus guide way
where it is possible to see left and right, if all clear then cross.
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Click Here for more information and photos on pages 2 & 3
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Swavesey History Project
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This Project was undertaken by Swavesey Festival Committee, Swavesey Village College History Club, Swavesey and District History Society and Oxford Archaeology East. Young people from SVC History Club asked the questions, investigated Swavesey’s mediaeval past and helped formulate the information on the boards. More...
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