NEWS RELEASE
The Great Fen – Where We Are Today
The Huntingdonshire Local Group of the Wildlife Trust is pleased to present an illustrated talk entitled The Great
Fen – Where We Are Today, on Wednesday 8
th
January at 7.30pm at Brampton Memorial Hall, Thrapston Road,
Brampton.
Our speaker, Louise Rackham, has worked at The Great Fen since 2009 and is currently The Great Fen Educa-
tion and Community Manager. Louise has been involved in environmental education since 1997, taking her from
Thetford Forest to the Botanic Gardens in Perth, Western Australia.
Tonight’s talk will start with a brief overview of the Great Fen project and progress on to show how we are cur-
rently restoring the land and our plans for the future.
Anyone interested in wildlife is most welcome to attend. Suggested donation: £2.00 members; £2.50 non-
members. Please contact Phil on 01487 822835 for further information.
Part of the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire.
Registered Charity No: 1000412
Your “Library at Home Service”
Cambridgeshire Libraries offer a home delivery service for people who can no longer use the library because of
mobility problems, ill health or because they have full time (unpaid) caring duties.
This service operates in partnership with the volunteer library visitors to make sure that people who have particu-
lar problems in visiting a library do not miss out on a regular supply of books or audio books.
Here are some comments from readers receiving the service:
“A wonderful service – I should be lost without it. I cannot go out alone and this service is of great value to me.”
“All the books I have been given are what I would have chosen myself which I think is very good. My thanks go to
all the volunteers who undertake this service and bring pleasure to people like myself who cannot visit their local
library.”
For more information contact
Jakki Racey 077892 73903,
your.library@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
, 0345 045 5225 or ask at Buckden Library.
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