I use Plusnet for ADSL broadband (ntl cables don't get as far as the
Rectory!), and I recently tried to upgrade to 2Mbps, but the line
wasn't up to it. My current connection speed is somewhere between 940-
950kbps on a 1Mbps connection. I'm not aware of any downtime in the
last 9 months. Several
med from the
overhanging tree?
I feel better for getting that off my chest, but if it happened to
me, and I consider myself to be a fairly safe driver, what if someone
had been coming along at the kind of speed we so often, sadly, see
through there, and the lady had stepped out, expecting the
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Grace and peace,
David.
Rev. David Chamberlin
Rector of Milton, Diocese of Ely
The Rectory, Church
Hi all
The Rector might be interested too!
Awaiting developments ;-)
David
On 21 Jul 2005 at 17:13, b.fuller1 wrote:
> i see that some people are interested in forming a photographic club
> in Milton ,could i please have any in formation on this if it is
> running or what the plans are to set
Elizabeth Oldham wrote:
Theresa Feetenby wrote:
Be grateful you're not in Birmingham.
Indeed. Fireworks would be only part of it...
They have them going off due to the various religious celebrations.
I wouldn't object per-se, it's when it happens 3 weeks before the event
and a month a
hink fireworks at Christmas or
Easter would make more sense, or perhaps a more recent national
deliverance, like Trafalgar Day, or VE Day?
Grace and peace,
David.
--
Rev David Chamberlin
Rector of Milton, Diocese of Ely
The Rectory, Church Lane, Milton, Cambridge, CB4 6AB
t: 01223 861511 ::
uncil in their initial comments
(http://www.miltonvillage.org.uk/opus1310.html). No doubt their further
deliberations will uncover more areas for objection.
Gently steaming from the ears,
David.
--
Rev David Chamberlin
Rector of Milton, Diocese of Ely
The Rectory, Church Lane, Milton, Cambrid
Jen wrote:
Hmmm.
Press release here
http://www2.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/db/pressrel.nsf/
6fcbd4565a583c6480256b52004254fd/860b6bdfbab4389f802570d2002fdfc7?
OpenDocument
Jen
On 9 Dec 2005, at 8:00 am, Paul Oldham wrote:
According to BBC RC this morning the inspector has given the green
lig
in the New Year? Does anyone know what route it will take? If this is
true, it might make a good alternative to the Park and Ride for locals.
Happy travels!
David.
--
Rev David Chamberlin
Rector of Milton, Diocese of Ely
The Rectory, Church Lane, Milton, Cambridge, CB4 6AB
t: 01223 861511
personal experience. .
Paul will probably not want the list cluttered with recommendations
(quite rightly), so I'd be very grateful for any positive experiences
with energy suppliers e-mailed to me directly.
Many thanks in anticipation,
David.
--
Rev David Chamberlin
Rector of Milton, D
Tim Steele wrote:
I can recommend Ebico who offer an ethical energy service. See
http://www.church-poverty.org.uk/ebico.htm
Tim
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very helpful. Having had a good look at them all, including uswitch.com,
I've decided to go with Tim's suggestion of EBICo - it's a brilliant
idea: ethically based, simple, and as cheap as most of the commercial
offerings.
Thanks again, and a happy weekend to all,
David.
Paul Oldham wrote:
On 09/12/05 21:35 I wrote:
[...] I think what I should do is put a
"-- " prefix on the .sig, then Thunderbird will strip it off for you
without you having to do anything. Let's try it now ...
Yup, that does it. You should find that when you reply now Thunderbird
automat
Hi all
This isn't specifically a Milton issue, but it might well affect us one
day. Have a look at the following article on timesonline:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-1967317,00.html
Having travelled back to Cowley Road P&R on probably the oldest
Stagecoach bus in Cambridge yeste
Martyn Rayner wrote:
Don't know if anyone can help?
I'm trying to find a lenght of Cat 5 Cable and a couple of RJ45 connectors.
All I can find on the web is 100m or 305m reels I need about 20m
I need to make it up as it has to go through holes in the wall, so I can't use a
ready made cable. i'm a
I'm very definitely with Tim, Tim, Paul and Martyn on this one! Let's
keep milton-chat (which I find hugely useful) as it is, and be kind to
one another if we occasionally stray off-topic.
milton-chat 'does what it says on the tin' about 98% of the time, and
people are mostly jolly decent to o
Paul Oldham wrote:
Anyone know who's pile driving or similar at the north end of the
village? It started at about 08:30 and it's continued on and off since
and it's starting to get on my nerves.
Hi Paul
It's been getting on my nerves a bit too! I think it's the infill
building site on Ely Ro
Paul Hederer wrote:
A quick question,
My wife and I are making a trip to London tomorrow, and instead of buying
our tickets at the Cambridge station tomorrow morning we decided to try and
save a bit by purchasing in advance (at least we have heard it's cheaper.)
When I tried to book onli
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't particularly mind the Milton postcode changing, after
all, "one cannot have progress without change", but I do
object to CB24. My friends will now think I live out in the
sticks, miles from anywhere, rather than a mile from the
prestigious Cambridge Science Pa
John Robson wrote:
Has anyone round here been having trouble with their ADSL
connection today? Mine was down for 6 hours - I could get
an ATM connection to the exchange, but PPP authentication
was failing, even using the [EMAIL PROTECTED] login.
It looked like a problem at the Waterbeach BT Exch
Stephen Turner wrote:
On Mon, 13 Feb 2006, John Robson wrote:
Sadly this process appears to meet the modern
definition of "consultation" whereby the powers-that-be make their
decision, and then collect data selectively to support their case...
I don't suppose there's any chance of not havin
jigsawkershawmad wrote:
If you want to get rid of stuff but don't want it in the landfill then try this
site. It is just for the residents of Milton and you can either just get rid
of things on there or you can ask for items or advice or sell items.
You do have to register with yahoo.
http:/
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