BOOKINGS are now being taken for a coach trip to Norwich next week.
It is the perfect opportunity to shop until you drop, as the city boasts two shopping centres, a market and other precincts.
To avoid disappointment, you are advised to book early, as this is a popular trip.
The coach will be leaving from outsi
de Sir Harry Smith Community College, in Eastrea Road, Whittlesey, at 9.30am on Tuesday. Other viable pick-up points en-route may be arranged.
The coach will leave Norwich at 5pm. Tickets cost £10.
nTo book your seat, or for more details, call Irene Henson on 01733 208368 or 07813 381102.
Cakes will help light up town
A RANGE of delicious cakes will be on sale at a fund-raiser.
Proceeds from the Whittlesey town centre sale will go towards the town’s Christmas Lights Committee fund.
The cake stall will be under the Market Square Buttercross, from 8.30am to 1pm on Friday.
The lights committee is also running its annual quiz.
Quiz sheets are available to buy for £1 from shops displaying the reindeer logo.
Alternatively, send a stamped addressed envelope, and a £1 coin, to Christmas Quiz, 13 Crescent Close, Whittlesey, PE7 1YB.
Racing to help football team
RACING fans should head to the Nags Head, in Eastrea, on Friday night.
The pub is holding a horse race night to raise funds for the Coates Crusaders junior football team.
Tickets cost £6, and include a buffet. Race card tickets are available from the pub now, by calling 01733 203333.
It all starts at 7.30pm.
Help with your CV preparation
NEED help with preparing a CV or with interview techniques?
Next step adviser Jo Gilbey is offering appointments at Whittlesey Library every Tuesday from 9.30am to 12.30pm.
Jo can help with CVs, job application forms and interview skills, or deciding what job you want to do.
nTo make an appointment, or for more information on the Nextstep future learning scheme, call 01733 703406.
Festive treats go on sale
FESTIVE treats and present ideas will be on sale at a Whittlesey residential and nursing home this Saturday.
The sale at Elms Residential and Nursing home, in Arnolds Lane, runs from 2pm.
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