Printed copies of November’s New Life magazine are now being distributed in Horningsea, Fen Ditton and Teversham.
A complementary copy can be viewed here
Printed copies are available by subscription of £5pa (10 editions). If you would like a printed copy please speak to Jennie Pratt or email parishesthree@gmail.com
Here’s October’s Horningsea Herald.
In preparation for a further lockdown we wanted to remind Horningsea residents that help will be available for any Horningsea resident that will be shielding or vulnerable. The Horningsea Assists group will be revived (well they never really went away). If you want to volunteer your help in the coming months then email horningsea-assist@googlegroups.com.
Next weekend as part of the Bike Revival Bike repairs scheme book yourself in for free repairs to your bike on the village green,
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/123195433859
Finally here’s a letter from our ex-vicar, Rev. Alun Ford.
Look after yourselves and your neighbours.
St Peter’s Church, Horningsea
Harvest Festival Service
Sunday 11 October 10.30am
Come along and join in the Festival!
• Bring along fruit and vegetables to present during the service
• Produce will be sold in aid of Farm Africa
• Tins and dried food will be given to the Food Bank
• Wear your mask!!
See poster here
The nights are drawing in and school’s back. Almost back to normal? Don’t worry here’s September’s Horningsea Herald.
The consultation on moving the sewage works comes to an end on the 14th of September. It is looking likely that site 3, i.e. just next to Horningsea, will be the chosen location.
If you think it stinks that Green Belt land will be ruined in order to build a high density housing project just next to the A14 (flyer attached for the North East Cambridge district (NECAAP) consultation) then make sure you go comment before the 14th.
If you live on the south side of Horningsea then you will see the 26metre high digester towers (about six storeys high). Even worse at night with the illuminated towers. You will hear the noise of the machinery and probably a bit smelly too! If you travel (walk cycle or car) then the 146 lorries delivering slurry to the site every day will affect you!
https://cwwtpr.com/have-your-say/
Read about the new district here:
On nicer news, the church is resuming live services on Sunday the 13th and the Crown and Punchbowl have a special offer for us locals!
Finally read about a previous inhabitant of Horningsea and his experience on the Atlantic convoys during WWII.
Stay safe and healthy!North East Cambridge Area Action Plan 2020 Poster A4.pdfChurch Friends Subscriptions Aug 2020.pdf
The three parishes of Horningsea, Fen Ditton and Teversham are delighted to re-open for worship.
Until Christmas, services at Horningsea are restricted to the second service of the month at 10.30am. The first service at St Peter’s Church will be
Sunday 13th September at 10.30am: Holy Communion
The three parishes of Horningsea, Fen Ditton and Teversham are delighted to be able to distribute printed copies again as our churches re-open for worship.
Until Christmas, services at Horningsea are restricted to the second service of the month at 10.30am. The first service will be
Sunday 13th September at 10.30am: Holy Communion
To view a copy of September’s New Life please click here
St Peter’s church is now consulting on its revised scheme to improve disabled access.
This entails lowering of the floor in the south porch to create level access into the church, the adjustment of the path from the south porch to create a gentle slope to the externally-accessed disabled WC, and the introduction of a new drain and soakaway.
The Architect’s Specification, associated drawings and three photosheets may be viewed in the south porch, or online
On Sunday 16 August, Andy Clarke will be available at the church from 2pm to 4.30pm to explain the proposal. If you can’t make that time, you can contact Andy on 861314 or andyclarke2 (at)pm.me
If you wish to object to any of the works or proposals you should send a letter or email stating the grounds of your objection to The Diocesan Registrar at
The Bishop of Ely’s Registry
1 The Sanctuary
Westminster
London
SW1P 3JT
ely.registry@1thesanctuary.com
so that your letter or email reaches the registrar not later than Friday 4th September 2020.
A letter of objection must include your name and address and state whether you live in the parish and/or your name is entered on the church electoral roll of the parish or any other basis on which you have an interest in the matter.
