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GAMLINGAY LIBRARY
The Village College,
Telephone 650169
OPENING HOURS
Monday 6.30pm - 8.00pm
Tuesday 2.30pm - 5.00pm
Wednesday 6.30pm - 8.00pm
Thursday 6.30pm - 8.00pm
Friday 2.30pm - 5.00pm
6.30pm - 8.00pm
Saturday 10.30am - 12noon

WHATS ON

Gamlingay Golf Society
Every 2nd Wednesday Meeting at the United Serviceman’s Club, 9.30pm Contact Ken Chambers Tel: 651173 for details
Guitar Club
Tuesday, 8th and 22nd May, Tuesday, 5th and 19th June Village College, 8pm. Free membership, £2 session fee. contact email:geoff.bru@virginnet.co.uk or tel 650748
Guild of St.Mary New members welcome. Brenda Allder 620320
Monday, 21st May Meeting in the Church hall, 8pm. ‘Why do we support Niassa?’
Monday, 18th June Visit to Alan and Brenda Cole in Linton
History Society
Monday 14th May Ken Page ‘Thirsty old town - Part II Gamlingay Pubs’
Monday, 11th June Barry Groom ‘The Peel Family of Sandy’
Gamlingay Community Centre
Monday, 2nd May Monthly meeting small hall 8pm All welcome
Baby health Clinic
Thursday, 10th and 24th May Refreshments available and Health visitor on hand for advice on baby health. 1.15 -3pm, Community Centre
Babies and toddlers
Wednesdays in term time Community Centre 9.30 - 11.30am. Pre-school children and their carers, with refreshments included in £1.50 admission charge. Come and meet other mums
The Gazette
Monday, 2nd May JUNE edition copy deadline
Tuesday, 15th May Flyer deadline
Cambridge Arts Theatre (Box Office 01223 503 333)
Over 50’s walks
Wednesday, 23rd May, Thursday 21st June Walks leaving Community Centre car park, Stocks Lane 10.00am
Housing and Advice Surgery
Thursday, 10th May Communal room, Robinson’s Court 9 - 1pm Open to all
Gamlingay Gardening Club
Wednesday, 2nd May Colette Barrere ‘Creating two gardens - from sand to clay’
Saturday, 2nd June Plant sale The Emplins 2.30pm full details next month
Wednesday, 6th June Evening out to The Manor House, Stevington
Women’s Institute New members are always welcome, do come and join us.
Tuesday, 8th May Susan Pemberton ‘Cambridge Curiosities’

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