Tag: high street

Getting Your News via RSS

This web site includes an RSS feed which gives you the five most recent news stories posted here. The URL of the feed is: http://www.milton.org.uk/milton-news.rss It’s an RSS2.0 feed. If you want to try it then you will need some software which understands RSS feeds – you can’t just click on the hyperlink above and […]

what is this?

what it isn’t: the Milton Village web site. anything to do with Milton Parish Council. what it is: a place for me to put things related to Milton, Cambridgeshire … which is a village not a city despite the signs on the A14 off ramp. looking for milton-news? It’s over there —>>   http://news.milton.org.uk

about this site

This web site www.milton.org.uk is owned by me, Paul Oldham. You can find out far more than you really need to know about me on my home pages. milton.org.uk was actually my first choice as the domain for the village web site but at the time it was owned by a domain squatter. I have […]

Vote for your favourite place in South Cambridgeshire

Residents across South Cambridgeshire can vote for their favourite attraction in a new poll launched by South Cambridgeshire District Council (SCDC) this week. SCDC launched its first Pride of Place Poll on Monday along with councils from all over the country. They are giving their residents the opportunity to vote for the favourite attraction in […]

Halloween

Halloween is now traditionally a night of fun and frolics with children dressing up as ghosts or ghouls visiting houses in their neighbourhood, saying “Trick or Treat”. Cambridgeshire police are advising parents to follow these simple guidelines to ensure a trouble free evening for all: Ensure children are accompanied by a responsible adult. Explain how […]

Country Park café

SCDC have succeeded in their attempts to keep the café open after Cambridge Mencap decided to stop running it. The café, now renamed “Bare Necessities”, is open all through school half term from noon until 4pm and from then on it will be open at weekends from noon until 3:30pm.

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