FAST FIBRE BROADBAND FOR LITTLE GRANSDEN
Please sign up
to the Community Fibre Partnership. We need registered interest of everyone in
Little Gransden who would like a faster broadband connection. Openreach will
then calculate the cost of running new fibre cable to each resident or business
and assist with application for vouchers under the Rural Gigabit Connectivity programme. The more households that register
the more money will be available.
The only
information we need from you to register interest is:
Name,
Postcode, Address, Landline Number, whether you are a SME or residential
property.
Parish
Councillors will be knocking on doors to collect your details if you are
interested, alternatively you can email your details to: oliverhipwell.lgpc@gmail.com
Your details
will be kept only in relation to this
initiative.
ROAD CLOSURE MAIN ROAD
The County Council
has advised that Main Road, Little Gransden (B1046) will be closed from 2–4
December for works to replace overhead cables.
PLANT A TREE!
The Woodland
Trust is encouraging everyone to plant trees, and has a number of packs of
trees or hedging on offer at favourable prices. If you don’t have room to plant
several trees, why not get together with some neighbours to share a pack? The
birth of a new baby can also be celebrated by purchasing a tree or dedicating
one at one of the Woodland Trust’s sites. See www.woodlandtrust.org.uk
LET’S GET MOVING!
The Let’s Get
Moving Campaign is to promote more physical activity among residents of South
Cambridgeshire. A new class for Circuit Training has started at Little Gransden
Village Hall, adding to the other physical activities offered in the hall,
including yoga, Pilates, bowls, badminton and at the fortnightly NAFFI club
table tennis and boccia.
BUS USER/NON-USER SURVEY
Public to have say on Cambridgeshire
and Peterborough radical bus reform: Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined
Authority has launched a public survey on bus services as part of an ongoing
radical reform of its bus network. From November 4th, there will be a six-week
survey to canvas public views on Cambridgeshire and Peterborough bus services
and how they can be improved. You can feed back on the current bus network, through
a survey that can be completed online or by phone. Respondents will be asked to
comment on levels of satisfaction and a range of suggested improvements
including more frequent services, an expansion of the bus network and new
routes. Other ideas include greater use of technology such as driverless
shuttles and more use of alternative fuels such as electric buses. The results
of the survey with the public will be used as an evidence base for a plan for
how to improve the bus network. Deadline: 15 December Contact: www.smartsurvey.co,uk/S/futurebus or telephone 07377001512
A VERY VICTORIAN EVENING
7 December 2019
Little Gransden
Church 6 pm
Tickets £6/£4
Join us for an evening of music, poetry and story-telling from the Revellers in partnership with The Gransden Lady Singers.
Tickets from Gransden Food & Wine and the Crown & Cushion or see www.roundaboutrevellers.com
.
