WEDDING FAIR - 17TH SEPTEMBER 2006 - St Neots Town Council

Priorities
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St. Neots Town Centre Initiative
St. Neots Town Council
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Newsletter of the St. Neots Town Centre Initiative and St. Neots Town Council working together
June
The New Mayor
Paul Ursell to
serve and represent the
town of St. Neots
Farmers’ Market
It has been decided to
organise such a market
twice a month
St Neots Retailers
Combat Crime
Join the fight against
crime and anti
social behaviour
WEDDING FAIR - 17TH SEPTEMBER 2006

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Priorities
Chairman of the
Town Centre Initiative
John Davies
Town Centre Manager
Owen Easteal
tel: 01480 388912 fax: 01480 388915
owen@stneots-tc.gov.uk
St Neots Mayor
Paul Ursell
Editors
Philip Devonald and Owen Easteal
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Chairman’s Notes
MARKS AND SPENCERS OPENING
As I write my column I have just heard that our new
neighbour, in the Town Centre is opening on June 29th
2006. We have invited M & S to provide an article for the
interest of our readers.
THE HISTORY OF ST NEOTS
In the last edition of Priorities we had an article on Loves
Farm, one of the largest UK archaeological digs in recent
times. They found a lot of interesting artefacts that will
take years of research to evaluate to tell us a lot more about the people who first lived
here. There is a lot they can tell now, having finished the dig, and this is why we will be
putting on a joint exhibition, with our partners, the Cambridge Archaeology Field Unit,
on SATURDAY the 14th OCTOBER 2006 in THE PRIORY CENTRE. As well as information
on the Loves Farm excavation we will be exhibiting all the available information on
the famous, but unfortunately invisible, St Neots Priory, that is covered by the new
development. This important religious centre gave St Neots its name and the monks’
creation of the Market Square is an asset we value today; as one of the finest Market
Squares in the country. Our Promotion and Tourism Group, under the Rev Roger Arguile
as Chairman, are bringing these historic projects together. We are very fortunate to
have the enthusiastic help of a local historian, Peter Ibbett. Peter offers historic walks for
visitors. Details from the Town Centre Manager.
We have applied for funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund for the exhibition and to
facilitate additional work in the local schools. In addition we hope for funding for a high
tech investigation (ultrasound) of the foundations of The Priory. For years historians have
tried to work out what it looked like from occasionally uncovered areas. Now we will
hope to find out some hard evidence. If we do have a big redevelopment project in this
area it would be valuable to everyone involved if we knew what was actually under this
area and help to properly conserve it for future generations.
THE OLD FIRE STATION
We have welcomed this planning brief to improve the frontage on Huntingdon Street,
provide an attractive tree lined route from the car park into Huntingdon Street and some
housing and small business units, plus an extension to the free car park. This depends on
finding a new site for the current Recycling Centre. If that happens this whole area will
be upgraded.
Regards
John Davies
(Chairman of St Neots Town Centre Initiative)
Priorities
March
Local Government
- Who Does What
Views from the District
Council and County Council
Boundary Review
Revieving St Neots ever
growing boundary
New Era for Skaters
The New Ramp Group have
cause for celebration
Newsletter of the St. Neots Town Centre Initiative and St. Neots Town Council working together
Priorities
November 2005
Christmas Lights Switch-On
Friday 25th November 2005
Proud2BLoud
The Youthworx Scheme wi l be running again this
Easter. Youthworx offers a free holiday activity scheme
to young people in the town between the ages of
10-14. We are building on successful schemes run in
the town last summer and in February schemes wi l be
running throughou the school holidays.
The St Neots Over Tens Partnership, is the organiser of
severa local statutory and voluntary groups working to
improve the opportunities for young people.
It is run by qualified professional staff who are either youth
work trained or work with children in a specific field such as
sport. All staff are CRB checked within the Partnership.
This Easter the programme wi l run from 9.00am to
5.00pm from Monday 3rd April to Thursday 13th April. The
programme wi l be based a the Priory Centre, although we
will be using other venues for activities around St Neots.
Flyers and posters wi l be available from early March
through local Schools, libraries, health centres and the
Priory Centre.
This name was created by the participants on the scheme
at half-term.
Newsletter of the St. Neots Town Centre Initiative and St. Neots Town Council working together
Lots of fun and entertainment concluding with the
‘big switch-on’ of the Christmas lights throughout
the town. See the centre pages for full details of
this annual spectacular.
Town News
Retail and Ambassador training now
underway. Plus local business success
for London 2012.
Christmas Church
services
Skatepark Now Open
17th September 2005
saw the grand opening of
the new NRG Skatepark
Local History Month in St Neots - May 2006
Keep Us Informed
The editors are always pleased to
receive contributions of community
interest especially if accompanied by
photos.
Please send them to
Owen Easteal
Town Centre Manager:
owen.easteal@stneots-tc.gov.uk
Remember - Shop St Neots this Christmas
The copy deadline is
14th August 2006
for the September edition.

Mayor’s Spot
The New Mayor
a message from
Paul Ursell, Mayor of St Neots
It is a great honour and privilege to serve and represent you as Mayor of St
Neots and I pledge that I will carry out my duties to the best of my ability.
As this is my first article for the Priorities, I would like to start by telling
you a little about myself. I am 53 years old and work as Company Surveyor
for a development company based in Bedford. Prior to moving to St Neots
with my family from Eastbourne on the South Coast 15 years ago I was
a founding member and subsequently Chairman of a large community
association. I have been a Town Councillor representing Eynesbury Ward
since 2000, a District Councillor from 2001 to 2003 and Deputy Mayor
during 2004/5.
As Mayor and Chairman of the Town Council I, along with all my fellow Councillors, have a
vision for St Neots – that it be recognised for what it is - a large, growing town that is attractive,
prosperous and vibrant. A town worthy of respect and admiration. The Town Council can
realise that vision, by becoming more pro-active and encouraging local community involvement.
I believe the way forward is two fold:
Firstly, by improved communications between the various councils, organisations and agencies
that has an input into our town. Nurturing a co-ordinated approach to our future is the key to
our success.
Secondly, to encourage every member of our community to take a more active role. Whilst
most people have a responsible attitude, it is the actions of the few that affect the many. My
heartfelt gratitude goes out to those who already put in so much effort, often with little thanks
and no reward.
Over the coming year the Town Council will be staging various events including a Charity Ball
in the Priory Centre on 7th October that I hope will be well supported.
I have great aspirations for the Town over this coming year and I hope that you will join me, in
making St Neots a town that we can all be proud of.
Kind regards Paul Ursell, Mayor of St Neots
In Our Postbag...
You responded to the article “Local Government – Who does what?” with some contrasting views.
Here are two examples:
Dear Sir
In my view local government should remain local
where appropriate. The present structure of town
district and county has worked well and I would
be strongly opposed to any tampering with the
existing arrangements on the vague promise of
neighbourhood accountability.
Although I have lived in St Neots for almost forty
years, I cannot say that I feel any allegiance to
Huntingdon or Huntingdonshire. I think most
residents look towards Cambridge or London.
Having said that, I believe that HDC has performed
well in recent years and should continue its generally
sensible policies for the benefit of the district.
Yours etc.
R F Presland, Eaton Ford
Hi,
It seems to me that there is no one approach
that fits all areas of the UK. My preference for
a rural area would be to focus on the Market
Towns and abolish the District Council. The
services of the District would then be split
between the County and the Town, for example
with Revenues and Benefits going to County
were economies of scale can be achieved.
However I would like to see education devolved
down to the towns which have the secondary
schools. On this basis, the villages surrounding
the Market Towns would need some
representation on the Town Councils.
Roy Benford, Great Staughton
Summer Heritage
Walks in St Neots
Peter Ibbett is
providing his second
series of evening local
history walks this
summer based on
his own experiences
and research. He is
providing four different walks this year
which will last around an hour and are
free. They will start at 7.15 from the Day
Column in the centre of the Market Square.
St Neot & His Priory
Who was St Neot and what is known about his
Priory?
Tue June 13 ; Tue July 11; Tue Aug 15
St Neots Market Square
The story of 1000 years of change around the
Square.
Tue June 20 ; Tue July 18; Tue Aug 22
An Eynesbury Walk
A walk into history around St Mary’s Street.
Tue June 27 ; Tue July 25; Tue Aug 29
The Sound of the Forge
200 years of change around the former Ibbett’s
yard on Brookside
Tue July 04 ; Tue Aug 01; Tue Sep 05
St Neots:- The Jewel of
the Ouse Valley
Sponsored by
Kip McGrath Education Centre
St Neots. Local Professional Tuition 6-16
English, Maths & Science
t:- 01480 218183
m:- 07981 942287
e:- pjibbett@aol.com
Get it off
Your Chest!
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If you have a view, issue, idea or problem you
want to air about St Neots write to
Owen Easteal,
Town Centre Manager,
St Neots Town Council,
The Priory,
St Neots
?Cambs PE19 2BH

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St Neots Businesses
Join the Fight Against Crime
and Anti Social Behaviour
Huntingdonshire Business Against Crime
(HBAC) was launched in St Neots in November
2005 in a bid to reduce business crime and antisocial
behaviour within the town. A business
members organisation, the initiative started in
Huntingdon in March 2004 and now represents
businesses in St Neots, Huntingdon and St Ives.
During 2004/5, shop theft reported to the
police in Huntingdon dropped by 27%
whilst the percentage of shoplifting arrests
significantly increased, thanks to partnership
working. The scheme is already proving
successful in St Neots and the aim is to achieve
similar results through partnership working,
making the town a safer place for people to live,
work and shop.
St Neots will continue to benefit from two-way
radios linking to members, with the added
benefit of allowing immediate information and
real-time back up in an emergency situation.
Over 35 photographs of known offenders will
be shared with HBAC members, giving them
an immediate opportunity to stop retail crime
and anti-social behaviour. One of the main
weapons in the HBAC arsenal is a sophisticated
crime database, used to record crime and antisocial
behaviour. Currently, there are over 600
incidents and 180 offenders on the database.
Persistent prolific offenders are excluded from
all HBAC members’ premises.
A new website has also been launched, which
gives a comprehensive insight into all the
benefits of the scheme – www.hbac.org.uk
HBAC has proved that working in partnership
with Huntingdonshire Community Safety
Partnership and Cambridgeshire Constabulary,
brings significant results in the battle to reduce
crime and anti social behaviour. HBAC has
been upheld as a scheme of ‘best practice’ both
regionally and nationally, and holds the Safer
Business Award.
Alison Taylor, Group Store Manager for Boots,
St Neots, said, “As an existing member of HBAC
in Huntingdon and St Ives, we have seen the
reduction in crime and stock losses, increased
staff morale and brought businesses closer
together within the three towns.”
St Neots Youth
Town Council
It is a great pleasure to be asked to write
this article just a few short days before
my departure from St. Neots Youth Town
Council following three fantastic years as
Chairman.
In that time I think it is fair to say that a
great deal has been achieved. Our most
prominent achievement so far has been
the production of our Youth Guide. This
small booklet contains details of many of
the youth organisations in the town, and is
something that has achieved a great deal of
national, as well as local, interest, being the
first of its kind to be produced in the UK. An
online version can be found at
www.snytc.com/youthguide,
please take a look and let us know if there
are any organisations that have been missed.
I have thoroughly enjoyed my time as
Chairman, Robert Wagstaff and I would like
to wish the new Chairman good luck for the
future.
Countdown to the New
Marks & Spencer
Simply Food, St Neots
Marks & Spencer is set to unveil a 6,100 sq ft
Simply Food store at St Neots, on Thursday
29 June 2006, creating 50 new jobs in the
area.
The new Marks & Spencer Simply Food store
will stock over 1,600 quality food products
including ready meals, fresh produce,
sandwiches, salads, snacks, flowers and
plants. Shoppers can also choose from a
comprehensive selection of wine.
The store will also feature an in-store bakery
which will offer a range of pastries, cakes
and crusty breads freshly baked each day. A
selection of sandwiches, salads and snacks in
Food To Go will be available.
Customers can also benefit from a small selection
of clothing and home accessories along with a
range gift cards and wrap, beauty product and
home accessories. There will be numerous good
value home essentials on offer.
Also on offer is a collection of clothing for all
the family, across womenswear and lingerie,
menswear and childrenswear. A ‘collect by car’
service will help shoppers.
Stuart Edwards, Store Manager, said: “It is
extremely exciting to be opening a new Simply
Food store in St Neots.
“We have a great team in place and are really
looking forward to opening day.”
Rebecca Owen
Chairman
St. Neots Youth Town Council (2006/2007)

The Priory Centre
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The plans for the refurbishment of the building are progressing
well. The plans are available for inspection in the foyer of the
Priory Centre. It will be the first time any significant work has been
done in the Centre making it an even more attractive venue.
Most of the energy at the minute is getting together a wide range
of well-known acts and then to start on the brochure to cover the
period from September until December. Yes, they really are big
names meaning that the people of the town will not have to travel
to Cambridge or Bedford for good quality entertainment. Watch
the local press for details.
Another initiative is the St Neots Youth Film Festival 12th July.
Organised by St Neots Community College in conjunction with
the Centre, a series of short films will be shown that were made
not just by the students of the College but also by Longsands
College and other local groups.
Movement in the arts continues apace with the first annual
general meeting of the Arts Consultative Group being held at
the Centre. The consultative group has had a successful series of
meetings and the Town Council has approved their constitution
It is an innovative constitution with the Town Council agreeing
to consult the group not just on the constitution for the arts but
also on the applications that have been received. Significantly, the
group has invited two Town Councillors to attend their meetings,
an invitation that was well received. All in all it should improve
communication between the elected members and those who
work in the arts in the town.
There is further opportunity for those interested in the arts
and the development of the Priory Centre. With an increased
entertainments programme the Centre would like to attract
volunteers to ‘man’ the reception desk and, amongst other things,
to sell the tickets.
Those interested should contact
Peter Joignant on 01480 388944.
Quality Award Presentation
MP Jonathan Djanogly and Richard Turpin, Chairman of
Cambridgeshire Association of Local Councils, seen presenting the
Mayor with the Quality Council Award at a ceremony at the Priory
Centre in March this year.
Tree of Light Presentation
Representatives of the St Neots Rotary Clubs handing over a cheque
for £600 raised by the ‘Tree of Light’ at Christmas 2005, to benefit the
Mayor’s chosen charities.
St Mary’s Urban Village
In late 2004 the Civic Trust 10 Year Vision Report
was adopted by the Huntingdonshire District
Council’s Cabinet. This report presented a
concept for ‘The St Mary’s Urban Village’. In their
words this “back land area behind the High
Street could be home to a mixed use residential
and business village, linked to the High Street,
Market Place and Hen Brook to the south.
A sensitively designed infill development
of buildings and courtyards following the
grain of existing historic developments. The
magnificent St Mary’s Church gives this
imaginative concept its name.
There are opportunities to open up a
number of passage ways down to Hen
Brook which now looks very attractive.
This south side of the High Street has a
lot of underused or unattractively used
space and the new masterplan for the
area addresses these problems. The
Planning Department have used the Civic
Trust Report as a guide. Much of the
redevelopment is likely to be residential
which will increase the footfall in the Town
Centre and on that side of the High Street.
Apart from the Church there are a number
of very attractive older properties. One of
the oldest and most attractive buildings in
St Neots is Brook House, a Georgian building
from the early 1700’s. It is beautiful with
the lawn, trees, ornate iron railings (that
survived the World War II metal scavenging)
and the wisteria across the elegant front
door. The Initiative have tried to interest a
number of organisations in Brook House as
it is so special and we would like it to have
a meaningful use in the Town, as well as
being the jewel in the crown for the new
development.

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Eatons
Neat Street
2006
For the third year running the Eatons
Community Association (ESCA) are
running their popular Neat Street
Award in Eaton Socon and Eaton Ford.
Past winners have been Capulet Close
in Eaton Socon (2004) and Ford Close
in Eaton Ford (2005). This year we are
once again looking for (1) the absence
of weeds on kerbs and gutters, (2) no
litter, (3) maintained front gardens
or frontages and (4) unobstructed
pavements.
MAYOR’S GOLF DAY
Enter a team and come along for an enjoyable
day of golf whilst helping local charities.
This annual event is organised by the Rotary
Clubs of St. Neots & the Town Council and has
raised thousands of pounds for good causes
over the years.
WYBOSTON
Thursday 24th August 2006
You may enter a team (4 persons),
sponsor an aspect of the event or even
sponsor a hole.
Full details are available from
Mike Truswell on
01480 474512
Why not chat with your neighbours and
enter your road or part of the road. Entries
can only be considered from Eaton Socon
and Eaton Ford!
SCAN
To enter please contact
ESCA
at 3 Collingwood Rd,
Eaton Socon,
St Neots,
Cambs
with the name of your street ASAP. Judging
will take place in July.
WEDDING FAIR
PRIORY CENTRE – 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Come along to the first wedding Fair to be
held in St. Neots for a long time. Meet the
exhibitors who will be pleased to assist you
- from dresses, outfits for the bride’s mother,
limousine hire, photographers – in fact
everything to make your special day perfect.
Sunday 17th September 2006
Watch the local press for more details
or contact
Owen Easteal
Town Centre Manager:
owen.easteal@stneots-tc.gov.uk

Farmers’
markets
Due to the success of the monthly Farmers’
Markets on the Market Square it has been
decided to organise such a market twice a
month – on the second and fourth Saturdays
between 8.30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
To publicise this increased presence a special
markets’ leaflet has been produced which
also features the foreign markets that visit St.
Neots.
Difficulty in getting to the market?
For an experimental period the Ouse & Nene
Valley Community transport is running an
extra service for their members to St. Neots
on the second Saturday of each month.
For information on this service telephone
01480 411114 or 01832 731967
ST. NEOTS St.
Come along and enjoy one
of the markets that take
place in St. Neots throughout
the year. Not only can you
purchase fresh, locally grown
produce, home-made cakes
and pastries and choose
from a wide range of plants
and flowers, but the French
and Italian markets provide
a taste of foreign climes
without leaving the area.
YOUR CHOICE FOR MARKETS
Neots Town Council sntc.co.uk
Organised by St. Neots Town Council
Recently the Farmers’ Market was awarded full
FARMA certification after a rigorous
inspection ensuring that all producers are
bonafide and that only approved ingredients
are used which are purchased locally.
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Eatons People
And Places Project
Ever wondered about the history of your
home? Ever wanted to know when it was
built and who lived there?
After many years of study in Eaton Socon and
Eaton Ford the Eatons Community Association
has notes on almost all the older properties
in the Eatons. Maps, deeds and other
documents have been studied and many
residents have helped to compile this massive
study of thousands of houses and families.
Booklets have been printed on five hamlets
so far – Little End, Cross Hall Ford, Maltmans
Gardens, Eaton Ford and this year Cross Hall
was written and printed. In each booklet maps
and drawings show the development of the
hamlet and a short history of each property.
The Cross Hall booklet includes information on
Dirt House, Sharpes Barnes, the Haile Weston
Springs Factory, Squires Farmhouse (now The
Eaton Oak), Cross Hall Manor, the Trimmings
Island, Saviles Close and lots more.
The present area of Eaton Ford is now
complete and the centre of Eaton Socon
village is now being written. If you have
information on buildings or their families
that can be added to our study or wish
more information on these booklets and
other history booklets written by the Eatons
Community Association please contact Eatons
Community Association (ESCA),
3 Collingwood Rd, Eaton Socon, St Neots,
Cambs, PE19 8JQ.
St Neots Museum presents...
Salvete Romani
St Neots Museum Summer Exhibition
Our summer exhibition will be about Roman
and Celtic St Neots and will focus on the recent
excavations at Loves Farm, situated on the outskirts
of St Neots between the railway line and the football
ground. These excavations have revealed a huge
amount of new evidence about how local people
were living in this area 2,000 years ago.
The exhibition will include many newly discovered
original Roman objects including, coins, pottery, bone
items, brooches, and much more. Topics covered will
include housing, farming, religion and transport with
hands-on activities ranging from excavate your own
fragment of pot to write a Roman curse!
Fun hands-on activities:
Dig Deep Use a trowel to excavate your own piece of
pot from our sand tray
The Dustbin Game Discover what rubbish can tell
you about the Romans and Celts
Heads and Tails Explore the fantastic art of the Celts
and design your own shield
Celtic and Roman St Neots 50BC – 500AD
Saturday 29th July – Saturday 14th October 2006
The Skeleton Game Sort out the items the Romans
buried with their dead
Cooking Pot Puzzle Use our shopping basket to find
the foods the Romans brought to Britain
Letter to the Gods Game Write your own Latin curse
or wish for the gods
Roman Shopping Match the Latin words to the
pictures on your shopping list
Holiday Events
Meet a Roman Potter and his Celtic wife
Thursday 3rd August 11.00am - 4.00pm
Our Roman couple will be bringing lots of hands-on
activities including Roman costume and armour to
try on.
Roman Mosaic Activity
Tuesday 8th August 11.00am - 3.00pm
Help us create a life size mosaic and learn about the
everyday lives of local people in the Roman period.
Make a Celtic Shield
Tuesday 15th August 11.00am - 3.00pm
Discover the fantastic art of the Celts and design and
Come along to the Museum and enjoy
make your very own replica Celtic shield.
Make a Roman Helmet
Tuesday 22nd August 11.00am - 3.00pm
Find out about the armour worn by Roman soldiers
and make a replica helmet to take home.
Meet a Roman Potter and his Celtic wife
Thursday 31st August 11am - 4pm
Our Roman couple will be bringing lots of hands-on
activities including Roman costume and armour to
try on.
Information
panels in the
exhibition:
• History of the Site at
Loves Farm
• Housing and Homes
• Farming
• Eating & Food
• Work & Industry
• Religion and Ritual
• Arrival of Anglo Saxons

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WARD
COUNCILLORS
Eynesbury
R E Barnes
14 Chestnut Grove, Eynesbury, PE19 2DW
350848 bob.barnesc14@ntlworld.com
Mrs D E Collins
Bungalow 3, 3 Montagu Court, Eynesbury, PE19 2TJ
395056 Diana.Collins@huntsdc.gov.uk
A Hansard
78 Potton Road, Eynesbury, PE19 2NN
388942/350577 Andrew.Hansard@huntsdc.gov.uk
I P Taylor
19 Ireton Close, Eynesbury, PE19 2JE
217754 ianpeletaylor@btinternet.com
P K Ursell (Mayor)
12 Luke Court, Luke Street, Eynesbury, PE19 2TP
07770 645046 pk.ursell@ntlworld.com
Who to Contact at
St. Neots Town Council
Council Offices, The Priory, St Neots, Cambs PE19 2BH
E-mail: mail@stneots-tc.gov.uk www.sntc.co.uk Fax: 388915
Office Hours: 9am – 5pm Monday to Thursday, 9am – 4.30pm Friday
Town Clerk: Philip Devonald 388913
Finance Officer/Deputy Town Clerk: Margaret Sharp 388914
Town Centre Manager: Owen Easteal 388912
Office Manager: Lynn Hutchison 388911
Priory Centre Manager: Peter Joignent 388944
Operations Manager: Brian Gray 388917
Elevation of the Proposed Eaton Socon Community Centre
Eaton Socon
D A Giles
6 Stratford Place, Eaton Socon, PE19 8HY
388931/392341 Derek.Giles@huntsdc.gov.uk
Mrs S A Giles
6 Stratford Place, Eaton Socon, PE19 8HY
388931/392341 Sandra.Giles@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Mrs I Hart
16 Marchioness Way, Eaton Socon, PE19 8DL
354220 eatonsocon@huntslibdems.org.uk
Mrs J Hayward
11 Collingwood Road, Eaton Socon, PE19 8JQ
210097 julia@ratbag.demon.co.uk
Mrs H J Rozanski
36 Knights Close, Eaton Socon, PE19 8DP
393409
Priory
M A Cooper
c/o St Neots Town Council, Priory Centre, St. Neots,
Cambs PE19 2BH
R S Farrer
151A Crosshall Road, Eaton Ford, St Neots PE19 7GB
404014/474202
Mrs M A Garner (Deputy Mayor)
13 Ferndale House, Ware Road, St Neots PE19 1DR
477390
Mrs S R Lee
22 East Street, St Neots PE19 1JU
392065 sharon.lee22@ntlworld.com
Eaton Ford
D A F Cooper
378 Great North Road, Eaton Socon, PE19 8FP
213447 delboy.cooper@virgin.net
Mrs K P Gregory(Mayor)
63 Milton Avenue, Eaton Ford, PE19 7LH
219773 Pat.Gregory@huntsdc.gov.uk
D Harty
10 Sambar Close, Eaton Socon, PE19 8QG
477202 david@davidharty.co.uk
View the plans at the Town Council offices
CARNIVAL
2006
Come along and enjoy the fun !
Saturday 26th August
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