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Buckden Roundabout

January 2019

For Your Diary

Buckden Local

History Society

The Secret Life of Sweets

By David Learner

Discover five millennia of luxury from Montezuma

to the mega sour! David will explore the social history of

sweets for us and audience members

may take home some delights, too.

Wednesday 9

th

January

(please note this changed date)

7.30pm at The Claret Centre, Buckden Towers

Visitors always welcome

For further details contact

blhschairman@btinternet.com

Buckden Community Litter Pick

Every bottle, bag and bit of plastic we collect is one less

washed out to sea and swallowed by a dolphin.

Join us and make a difference.

Meet outside

The George Hotel, Buckden.

Sunday 27th January, 9.30 am

Feel great after an hour or two of fresh air and

good company. Complimentary refreshments kindly provided

by

The George Hotel.

Please contact Natasha Marsh via email

tasha.marsh2@gmail.com

or leave me a message on

07913 657836 if you’d like to come along.

Hi-Vis jackets, litter-pickers and bags will be supplied courtesy

of Hunts District Council. Please bring your own gloves and

suitable footwear.

All ages welcome, including children if supervised at all times

by a parent or carer, as we will be picking along

roadsides at times.

Plastic Action Needed

Prostate Cancer – to test or not to test?

Dr David Irwin

will discuss the pros and cons

Tuesday 26th February 2019 at 7pm

Buckden School

All welcome

Free

Light refreshments

Hollywood or Bust

1 in 8 women, and men, too, are diagnosed with Breast Can-

cer at some point in their lives - sad, but true.

Hollywood or Bust

is the Breast Cancer Support Group for

breast cancer patients attending Hinchingbrooke Hospital and

provides much-needed camaraderie, emotional support and

solidarity from their peers.

It is for people who have breast cancer and is a source of in-

formation with the breast cancer team in attendance along

with guest speakers, not to mention the benefit of other pa-

tients’ experience. Informal and relaxed, members enjoy the

social contact it provides. It is well attended and all are wel-

come from the point of diagnosis, throughout treatment and

beyond.

Meetings are on the first Wednesday of the month in the Ed-

ucation Centre at the hospital, at 7 p.m.

There is no charge to attend.

Events also take place throughout the year which can also act

as fund-raisers e.g a ball in October, meals out which are sub-

sidised and the occasional day out which in the past has been

free!

Light refreshments are served.

More details from:

Lorraine Walker – Breast care Nurse consultant

Tel: 01480363516/Email:

lorraine.walker5@nhs.net

Mel Robinson – Specialist breast care nurse

Email:

mel.robinson@nhs.net