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HEDGEHOGS

To welcome in the New Year, The Huntingdonshire Local Group of the Wildlife Trust will present an illustrated talk

on one of Britain’s favourite animals, the Hedgehog. This will be held on Wednesday 14

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January starting at

7.30pm at Brampton Memorial Hall, Thrapston Road, Brampton, PE28 4TB.

Natasha Ennew, who has many years’ experience in caring for hedgehogs, is the Manager of Shepreth Hedgehog

Hospital, which is a leading centre for the rescue, rehabilitation and release of hedgehogs. Natasha will tell us

about the curious habits and lifestyle of these shy animals, and advise on what can be done to halt the alarming

decline in their numbers over recent years.

Anyone interested in wildlife is most welcome to attend. Entrance charge £2.50; accompanied children free.

Please contact Tim on 01480 457795 for further information.

Part of the Wildlife Trust for Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire. Registered Charity No: 1000412

!!FOR THE ATTENTION OF VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS!!

As you may be aware we have established a dedicated page on the Buckden Roundabout website for village

organisations. We have invited the leaders and coordinators of all village organisations to contact us and tell us

what we should include there - whether it be a link to your own website or whether you would like us to host a

page of information on your behalf . Some organisations have already come forward; I request that those ones

that have not yet done so please do. As a reminder the village organisations page can be found at http://

www.buckdenroundabout.info/village-organisations

As well as this, in a future edition of the Buckden Roundabout itself we would like to give a voice to the many or-

ganisations, clubs and societies that operate in the village. We are proposing that every organisation provide us

with a short article of approx. 150 words. We are expecting that the article will provide details of what you do and

where you do it, and a call for either members to participate or volunteers to help with the running of the society

and its activities. However, the article can be about any aspect of your organisation, and can be for any purpose.

We anticipate that, if all organisations come forward, this will be spread over 2 months. We would like to com-

plete this early in the year and have identified the February and March editions of the magazine as the ideal time

to have these articles present.

Please forward your completed articles, or ask questions, by sending an email to the editorial team at

editor@buckdenroundabout.info

THE FRIENDS OF BUCKDEN TOWERS

MIDSUMMER AT THE TOWERS

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June 2015

This year The Friends of Buckden towers are holding a special Tudor themed event in the

King’s Room at the Palace. Following a welcome drink in the Knot Garden, there will be a buf-

fet meal in the King’s Room in the Palace featuring a Tudor style main course followed by

strawberries and cream. There will be a bar available for wine, beer and soft drinks.

After dinner we are delighted to host a demonstration of Tudor dancing by the

Capriol Society for Early Dance

whose members will then invite us to try the dances for ourselves.

You are invited to wear Tudor dress if you wish, but it is not compulsory and modern dress (smart casual but no

jeans) is just as acceptable.

Tickets will go on sale at The Towers office shortly at £35.00 per head. Numbers will be limited so early booking

is advisable.

QUIZ NIGHT

A note for your diaries: our ever popular annual quiz night will be on 6

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March 2015.