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Living Here
Bulletin Board Please e-mail any items to us.
General Items
- Bell Ringing
The
St. Swithun's Church Tower Band (Bell ringers) are looking for more recruits to
learn how to ring. If you are interested Speak to Peter Wiseman or Jean Hatt
(01763 838 401)
- Empty Inkjet Cartridges
Chris Martin in May Street is
collecting empty inkjet cartridges, empty laser print cartridges or old mobile
telephones. He is sending them off to a children's hospice for recycling and
fund raising. (Old telephones are worth £5-00 each)
- Greeting Cards
Rosemary Livings has stocks of SAVE THE CHILDREN cards,
greeting cards etc. Please contact her if you wish to buy some. mlivings@hot-toast.com
- Walking Frame
For short term loan free of charge. Three wheeled walking frame similar to the one pictured with a small central
shopping bag. Ideal if you or an elderly relative needs temporary walking
assistance. If you wish to borrow this please phone Liz Parkes on 01763 838380.
- Youth Committe
Jo Shickell is actively looking for volunteers of all ages to
help kick-start a Youth Committee in Great and Little Chishill, with the
potential of establishing a Youth Club, Youth Council and/or holiday scheme.If you feel you could help in any way, have any ideas, or
would like to join the Youth Committee, please feel free to contact Jo on 01763 837359 or j.shickell@tiscali.co.uk. All interested volunteers
to contact Jo by 4th May 2007, first planning meeting to be scheduled
the following week
- NEED A LIFT?
No public transport? Difficulty using it? WE CAN HELP YOU. Volunteer drivers using
their own cars, or our own wheelchair –
accessible vehicles. Please call Royston & District Community
Transport 01763 245228 (24-hr answer phone) 48 hours notice required for
most journeys. Journeys from 45p/mile. Minimum charge £3.50. I have been a volunteer
driver for this scheme for sometime now & have realised what a
difference it can make to many peoples lives. A hospital
appointment, a visit to the doctors, shopping or even a trip to
visit friends has become possible for many who otherwise have
to rely on our poor public transport system. This
service is open to everyone not just the elderly or disabled. Janet Crouch
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