Chatteris Historic Festival 2010

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Friday 25th Sunday 27th June 2010

Admission at Gate 50p per person


1000’s of shrubs, trees, annuals, herbaceous, seeds, fruit and vegetable plants Sheds, summer houses, greenhouses – many display models Large ranges of decorative gravels, pots, trellis and fencing Aquatic centre stocked with cold water fish, ponds, pumps etc We offer a comprehensive landscaping service from design through to construction – no job too big or small!

www.djsgardencentre.com

134 London Road Chatteris, Cambs, PE16 6SG 01354 693937

Open: 9am-5:30pm Mon-Sat 10am-4pm Sun

Poppies Café is now open Tuesday – Sunday 2

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Welcome! As Mayor of Chatteris I would like to invite you to read this souvenir programme for Chatteris Historic Festival 2010. Inside you will find a guide to the many activities planned for this year’s three-day show which will run from Friday 25th June to Sunday 27th June at Furrowfields Recreation Ground. An action-packed weekend is promised which the organisers hope will appeal to all ages. The entry fee is just 50p per person and this will help to sustain the festival for future years. The Festival is once again a shining example of partnership working between the two main funders, Fenland District Council and Chatteris Town Council, and hard-working volunteers from the local community. Please take a moment to read this guide, which includes information on several of the groups who will be re-enacting scenes from years gone by, and then go along and join in the fun. Finally I must thank all the local businesses who generously agreed to purchase advertising space, making the production of this programme possible. Cllr Peter Murphy

Summer Holiday Fun! Maize Maze 12 Acres of fun! NEW Interactive Design! Opens everyday from the end of July FREE Bouncy Castle Go-Karts Obstacle Course Cafe Skylark Open Every Day, All Year! Skylark Country Store & Garden Centre Open Everyday, All Day! Manea Road, Wimblington, March, Cambridgeshire, PE15 0PE Tel. 01354 741212 Email: skylarkgc@googlemail.com

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Home From Home Childcare

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Telephone: Louise On: 01354 696172 07810 567852 www.hfhchildcare.co.uk - email: louise@hfhchildcare.co.uk

Health, Safety and Welfare Management Protect Your Future

Greg Selman AIIRSM

(K.C. ACCREDITED BREEDERS) DAY & FULL BOARDING

23 Larham Way Chatteris Cambridgeshire PE16 6PH

HEATED KENNELS STUD DOGS AVAILABLE 07773 703676 01354 696183 hswm@ymail.com

MICRO CHIPPING SERVICES Tel: 01354 692050 - Mob: 07771 770593 email: dogs@cadermist.co.uk - www.cadermist.co.uk

Rob Morris LRPS SWPP SIMPP Photographybyrobmorris.com

robertwmorris@btopenworld.com

Oakwood House 15 East Park Street Chatteris PE16 6LQ

Tel: 01354 695179 Mob: 07935204209

UFH.Biz Floorwarmers Electric Underfloor Heating

Ian Edmonds 1 BEAUFORT DRIVE CHATTERIS PE16 6RW Phone 01354 669201 Fax 05603 424631

Specialising in handmade miniatures, dolls houses and boys toys.

www.topsysminiatureworld.com

Ian632008@live.co.uk

Tel: 01736 208031

www.floorwarmers.co.uk

Email: sheila@topsysminiatureworld.com

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Living History The Kinights of Skirbeck The Knights of Skirbeck, portray a small military household during the early 15th Century. Our living history encampment includes food & cookery displays, hands on demonstrations of weapons & armour, flour making, toys & games, crafts, a jester, story tellers, and a wise woman. Naturally there are also combat demonstrations. http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/TheKnightsofSkirbeck

The Swords of Chivalry From the first moment visitors set eyes on their tented arena ringed with heraldic shields and flags, the Knights, Squires and Ladies of the Swords of Chivalry dedicate the day to bringing alive all the pageantry, sights and sounds of circa 14th Century England. With authentic fighting skills honed by hours of practice, coupled with more than a dash of courage, and leavened with humour, the Swords of Chivalry recreate the magic and excitement of a Medieval Tourney. www.swordsofchivalry.co.uk

The Clanwulfhar Vikings An authentic re-enactment of the Viking way of life through demonstrations of Viking combat, and an ever increasing “living history� display, which includes a variety of Dark Age tents, a cooking area, and an armoury. All members of the group are trained in the skills and techniques required for day to day Viking life. New members welcome. www.peterborough-vikings.co.uk

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Medieval Meal & Merriment

If you enjoy an evening’s entertainment with a difference why not book tickets for the Historic Festival Medieval Meal & Merriment. The marquee on Furrowfields will become a Medieval banqueting hall on Friday 25th June and as the diners tuck into a four course meal, which includes a hog roast, Vikings and Medieval re-enactors will take you back in time to the days of knights and peasants. Last year’s entertainment included a sheep trial and blindfold archery! It is hoped most of the diners will be in Medieval costume, but this is not a necessity, just a willingness to join in the fun. For tickets, costing £23 each, contact Joanna Melton on 01354 695166 or chatteriscouncil@btconnect.com.

Cream Tea Afternoon Sunday 27th, 1.00 - 4.00pm Menu Scone, butter, jam & cream £3.00 Strawberries & cream £3.00 A variety of other cakes £2.00 All served with a free cup of tea or coffee

Children’s Choice Orange or lemon squash & children’s cake £0.50

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Friday 25th June 9.00am - 3.15pm SCHOOLS’ LIVING HISTORY DAY This will launch this year’s Chatteris Historic Festival. An action-packed day is planned with talks and demonstrations from the Victorian, Roman, Tudor and Medieval eras. This year the day will have a slightly different format because we have been busy trying to book more hands on demonstrations. Each session will run for about 40 minutes and every group will be able to see four demonstrations/talks. Children will be in groups of about 20. The aim is to ensure that each group has at least one hands-on session and the session will be suitable for the ages of the children in the group. Among the activities on offer will be candle making by Candles for All Ages, braiding and weaving by Lucy the Tudor, Roman mosaic by Roman Mosaic Workshops, a cookery demonstration and tasting with Tina Spicer and music from Maggie Sand and Sandragon. There will also be talks on falconry by JTF Falconry, apothecary from Pete the Pong of Pans Pantry and Medieval weapons courtesy of Swords of Chivalry. At lunchtime there will be a combat display.

Historic Parade Saturday 26th This year’s Festival Parade looks like being bigger and better than ever. The walking parade will leave the Church Lane car park at 12noon on Saturday 26th June and make its way through the centre of the town to the Furrowfields recreation ground event site where prizes will be awarded for the best dressed group and individual entries. Among those who have already agreed to take part are the Peterborough Highland Band, the Victorian Strollers, the Mayor and the new Town Crier, a vintage fire engine, Emmarella Cheerleaders, LL Dance, the WI, re-enactors and brownies and guides. If you would also like to take part please contact Joanna Melton on 695166 or at chatteriscouncil@btconnect.com. (Details are needed for insurance purposes). All those taking part will enjoy free entry to the Festival on the day. If you do not wish to take part in the parade please come along, line the streets and cheer on the participants.

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Saturday 26th June

MAIN ARENA & DISPLAY ARENA AT FURROWFIELDS 10.00am

Event Opens to the Public

10.00am

Craft Fair opens in Marquee

10.15am 10.45am 11.00am 11.30am

Swords of Chivalry Serpentyne Musicians Vikings Display 13th Alabama Historical Society

12.00pm

Parade Starts

1.00pm 1.15pm 1.30pm 2.00pm 2.15pm 2.45pm 3.15pm 3.45pm 4.15pm

Fancy Dress Parade Emmarella Cheerleaders Swords of Chivalry Highland Band Knights of Skirbeck 13th Alabama Historical Society Vikings Display 13th Alabama Historical Society Battle

5.00pm

Event Closes

7.00pm

Chaucer’s ‘The Miller’s Tale’

(Medieval Market & Living History Encampments)

In the Marquee at Furrowfields. ADULTS ONLY. £2 for the performance, a Sausage Supper is available at a further £3 8

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Sunday 27th June

MAIN ARENA & DISPLAY ARENA AT FURROWFIELDS 10.00am

Event Opens to the Public

10.30am 11.30am 11.30am 12.00pm 12.30pm 12.45pm 1.00pm

2.30pm 3.00pm 4.15pm

Church Service in Marquee Craft Fair opens in Marquee Swords of Chivalry Vikings Display Knights of Skirbeck Serpentyne Musicians Fun Dog Show (see page 13) Cream Teas with Victorian Strollers Vikings Display Knights of Skirbeck Display Battle

4.30pm

Event Closes

(Medieval Market & Living History Encampments)

1.00 - 4.00pm

All Day Events on Saturday and Sunday include Craft Fair in the Marquee, Static Falconry, Have-A-Go Archery, Medieval Cookery Demonstrations, Life & Fashion Talks, Arms & Armour Talks, Candle Making, Roman Mosaic Making, Fun Fair Rides, Uncle Mick’s Punch and Judy Show and Balloon Modelling. There will also be a range of stalls selling wares and food, and a beer tent. 9

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Other Events Around the Town Saturday 19th June Community Fair Friday 25th June Town Walk, arranged by the Community Archive looking at local history. Meet at the War Memorial for a 7.30 pm start (a small fee will be charged)

7.30pm

10.00am - 12.00pm

2.30pm

Saturday 26th June Exhibitions in the Library Coffee Morning, Parish Church Youth, on the Green, in front of the church Sunday 27th June St Peter & St Paul Patronal Service with Ely Cathedral Girls’ Choir, followed by cream tea in the Bricstan Hall

BRIDGE HOUSE Mediterranean Cafe

Alphalets Letting Agency Mon-Thurs 9am-10pm Fri & Sat 9am-11pm Sundays 9am-10pm

32 High Street, Chatteris, Cambs. PE16 6BG Tel: 01354 694389 Fax: 01354 697804 www.alphaletslettingagency.co.uk info@alphaletslettingagency.co.uk

Telephone Orders Welcome

15 Bridge St, Chatteris, Cambridgeshire PE16 6RD

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Living History Pan’s Pantry During the medieval period illnesses were treated in various ways - mainly based on who you were and what you could afford. Most people would have been treated with plants by the local wise woman unless you could afford a doctor. Medicines were prepared byt the Apothecary and included ingredients like Dragon’s Blood, myrrh, and rare, foreign plants.

The Unfound Door Tina and Richard Spicer are The Unfound Door. As well as Trading in Historic Style Jewellery they are also Demonstrators and cover everything from Medieval Cooking where the public are allowed to sample what has been cooked, to Historic Jewellery Making, Archery, Medieval Tournament and Battle.They live in Huntingdonshire and can be contacted on 01487 815 767.

Johnsons

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OLD HURST Since 1899 A paradise of quality and service

Home and local farm reared beef, pork, lamb, poultry, game, venison and ostrich. Eighteen varieties of sausage, pork pies, pasties, haslets, brawns and freshly baked cakes. Farm Shop and Tea Room. Come and visit the farm and see cattle, sheep, pigs, ostrich, racoons, donkeys, crocodiles, deer and emus. School trips, clubs and groups welcome.

www.johnsonsofoldhurst.co.uk

Church Farm Church Street Old Hurst Huntingdon PE28 3AF T: 01487 824658 sales@johnsonsofoldhurst.co.uk

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SOMERSHAM • The biggest and best retail selection of trees and bamboo in Cambridgeshire • Many rare and unusual plants and shrubs • Great value home grown bedding plants • One of the most extensive displays of Glazed & Terracotta pots and planters, rockery and bagged stone

New shop and bedding plant greenhouse • Huge range of home grown and imported specimen •

For all your cardmaking and scrapbooking materials

shrubs, palms and conifers for instant gardening

Opening Hours

• Large selection of Japanese Maples • Friendly staff offering expert advice • Somersham - one mile along Parkhall Road, signposted at the crossroads • Open 7 days a week: Mon-Sat 9.00am to 6.00pm Sunday 10.00am to 4.00pm • For more information, call

Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9.30 ll 5pm Sunday 10 ll 4pm

Cra ers Cabin

01487 840397

Skylark Garden Centre Manea Road Wimblington March Cambs PE15 0PE 07903 854332

• Parkhall Garden Centre, Parkhall Road, Somersham

PE28 3HW

www.parkhallgardencentre.co.uk

KEEP THIS FLYER FOR

10% DISCOUNT

Bring this on your next visit (or give to a friend!) for a 10% discount off any living goods, trees, shrubs, bamboo or bedding. Somersham is only 25-30 minutes from Peterborough/Cambridge and Parkhall Garden Centre is very easily located,

Sat Nav will bring you right to our gates!

All major credit cards accepted Regular demonstra on, please call for further details

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Fun Dog Show Sunday 27th June SECOND ARENA AT FURROWFIELDS From 11.30am with judging at 1.00pm

Entry Fee £1.00 for any 4 classes, 50p per extra class. All owners must behave responsibly, keep their dogs on a lead and clear up after them. CLASSES:

MOST HANDSOME DOG (any male, any age) PRETTIEST BITCH (Any bitch, and age) CUTEST PUPPY ( 3 months - 12 months) BEST GOLDEN OLDIE (7 Years and over) DOG WITH THE WAGGIEST TALE BEST BISCUIT CATCHER DOG WITH THE MOST EAR-RESISTABLE EARS BEST DRESSED DOG (Historic Costume) BEST 6 LEGS (owner’s 2 and dog’s 4)

SABRE

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Des Chambers Vokera Approved Service Agent for Cambridge and Northamptonshire 4 Doddington Road, Chatteris, Cambs., PE16 6UA Office: 01354 691416 Fax: 01354 691489 Mobile: 07973 780314 E.mail: chambers_heating@hotmail.com A RIELLO GROUP COMPANY

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Peterborough Highland Band Peterborough Highland Pipe Band are a uniformed marching band that has been promoting Scottish Highland music through public performances in and around the City for over 50 years. Want to play the pipe or drums and do highland Dancing? It doesn’t matter whether you’re a Scot or not, membership is open to anyone with an interest and enthusiasm. No prior experience is necessary, we provide free tuition and loan of instruments to get you started. Looking for live music? You can hire us to bring volume and visuals to your venue. Either way, if you like the sound of us, please get in touch. www.peterboroughpipeband.com

Speech & Language Drop-ins

Bumps to Babies

Midwives, Clinics & Ante Natal Support

English for Beginners

Baby Massage

Learn to Play Sessions

Breastfeeding Social Group

Call your local children’s centre to find out what’s on! Blokes Big Breakfast

March & District Children’s Centre Cavalry Drive, March, PE15 9EQ 01354 656581

Chatteris & Villages Children’s Centre Larham Way, Chatteris, PE16 6PH 01354 697739

Health Visitors and Well Baby Clinics/ Development Checks

Childminder Drop-Ins and Stay, Play and Learn

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Young Parents’ Groups

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