Come and visit the NEW the Melbourn Village Market
Supporting Melbourn Village College PTFA,
local businesses and charities

Starts Saturday 27th February 10am – 12.30pm at
Melbourn Village College Community Centre
(next to McSplash)
Come and visit the NEW the Melbourn Village Market
Supporting Melbourn Village College PTFA,
local businesses and charities

Starts Saturday 27th February 10am – 12.30pm at
Melbourn Village College Community Centre
(next to McSplash)
I would like to inform you all that from tomorrow (Friday 5th February) your local PCSOs will be available to answer your questions and discuss any concerns you have about policing in your area. This will also be a chance for you to find out the policing priorities for your area and what work the team have been doing to tackle them. Alternatively if you just want to drop in for a chat and find out what’s going on and meet your local community support officer please do.
PCSO John Coppard will be at Bassingbourn Village College every Friday from 3.p.m. till 5 p.m. and
PCSO Lindsay Gardiner will be at Melbourn Village College every Friday from 3. p.m. till 5. p.m.
New for Melbourn and District
If you are the parent or carer of children under the age of five, you might like to come along to the newly established Story Time at Melbourn Library, located in The Moor, adjacent to the front entrance of Melbourn Village College (follow signs from the High Street). This takes place Thursdays, 10am to 10:45am, during term time. All welcome.
Plans have been agreed by South Cambs District Council for a purpose-built police site to be constructed at Melbourn Village College.
The new site will consist of an office area for staff to work from and a meeting and interview room.
The land upon which the old police station was situated has been sold and the police station closed last week.
Many congratulations to the River Mel Restoration Group whch has been awarded the Wild Trout Trust and Orvis Conservation Award 2009 at the Savile Club in Mayfair. (p. 25)
Many groups will recognise their work on the cover of this edition. These are the glass tiles made by representatives of various organisations in the village at the time the Melbourn Village College 50th Anniversary window was being designed. The Anniversary Tea was a very successful event attended by many alumni and friends of the College. (p. 37)