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CAMBRIDGE
re
sidents
will
soon
be
able
to
exer
cise
mor
e
than
just
their
minds
when
they
visit
their
local
library
.
Libraries
on
Rock
Road
and
Bar
nwell
Road,
Cambridge,
along
with
Cherry
Hinton
Library
,w
ill
start
holding
special
Reader
cise
sessions
fr
om
July
7.
They
ar
ed
esigned
to
pr
ovide
aw
ork-out
for
the
mind
and
body
,a
nd
the
first
one
is
fr
ee.
Ar
ea
imed
at
the
over
50s,
the
sessions
will
include
exer
cises
such
as
pilates,
t8217ai
chi
and
chair
-based
movements,
as
well
as
exclusive
access
to
the
mor
eu
sual
library
facilities
such
as
books,
computers
and
DVDs.
Each
session
will
last
45
minutes,
followed
by
a3
0-
minute
interval
wher
e
participants
will
be
able
to
br
owse
the
library
,a
nd
then
finally
another
45-minute
class.
The
libraries
will
be
closed
to
the
public
during
the
sessions.
The
cost
is
1632.50
and
re
fr
eshments
ar
ei
ncluded.
For
mor
ei
nformatio
nc
all
Helen
Johnston
on
(01223)
457535
or
visitwww.forever-
active.org
.ukRacers
help
charity
take
stock
GOOD-SPOR
TS
ar
eh
op-
in
gt
ot
ri
gg
er
ar
un
on
the
market
in
ar
ace
to
mark
ac
ity
charity8217s
centenary
.
Cam-mind,
Cambridge8217s
oldest
mental
health
charity
,i
s
celebrating
its
100th
anni-
versary
with
the
On-Footse
100
charity
race
this
Sunday
,w
hich
will
see
100
employees
taking
part
in
the
fundraising
sprint.
One
hundr
ed
local
busi-
nesses
and
or
ganisations
ar
e
putting
up
one
staf
fm
ember
each
to
ru
no
ne
mile
at
the
Cambridge
University
athletics
track.
The
event
aims
to
raise
awar
eness
of
mental
health
issues
in
the
workplace,
as
well
as
funding
Cam-mind8217s
163100,000
centenary
appeal.
Aly
Anderson,
day-services
co-or
dinator
for
the
charity
,
said:
8220The
On-Footse
100
event
will
see
at
otal
of
100
ru
nners
timed
over
the
one
mile
distance
in
an
umber
of
heats
during
the
day
,w
ith
the
fastest
few
racing
for
the
top
places
in
the
grand
final.
8220W
eh
ave
had
af
antastic
re
sponse
to
the
event
with
so
many
big
names
such
as
John
Le
wi
s,
Ca
mb
ri
dg
eC
it
yC
ou
n-
cil,
and
Marshalls
getting
involved.
8220It
is
ar
ace
and
will
un-
doubtedly
re
sult
in
good-
natur
ed
rivalry
among
comp-
eting
local
businesses,
but
it
is
also
going
to
be
af
un,
family
event.8221
Each
participating
business
paid
163100
for
their
chosen
employee
to
take
part.
The
money
will
help
fund
the
charity8217s
new
and
existing
pr
ojects
acr
oss
the
county
,
including
expanding
its
ru
ral
outr
each
scheme
and
one-to-
one
service.
But
it
is
not
just
speedy
employees
who
will
be
battling
it
out,
as
Cam-mind
has
or
ganised
an
extra
fixtur
ef
or
the
event
8211t
he
Mascot
Sprint.
The
On-Footse8217s
own
mascot,
Camilla
the
Chip-
munk,
will
be
racing
other
city
mascots
in
a1
00-metr
ed
ash
in
between
the
heats
and
the
final
of
the
main
On-Footse
race.
Cambridge
City
Football
Club8217s
Lily
the
Panda,
Cam-
bridge
United8217s
Marvin
the
Moose
and
Cambridgeshir
e
County
Council8217s
ro
ad
safety
mascot
Spike
the
Hedgehog
will
be
among
those
comp-
eting.
The
fun-filled
day
will
also
include
face
painting,
bouncy
castles,
stalls
and
re
fr
eshment
s.
The
event
ru
ns
fr
om
10.30am-2pm
at
the
athletics
tracks
on
Wi
lberfor
ce
Road
and
is
open
to
all.
To
check
whether
ther
ea
re
any
spaces
left
for
one
of
your
employees
to
take
part,
visit
www
.footse100.or
g
or
call
(01638)
561367.
9632
High
hopes
...S
helly
Ro
ga
no
fC
am-mind
with
Camilla
the
mascot.
Picture:
Ke
ith
Heppell
492730.By
JORDAN
DA
Y
THE
White
Horse
at
Wa
terbeach
of
fers
the
subtle
flavours
of
Thai
cookery
in
a
traditional
family
pub.
Br
other
and
siste
r
team
,A
ndy
Ti
bbett
and
Julia
Lemin
have
owned
the
pub
for
thr
ee
years
and
the
Thai
cookery
has
pr
oved
to
be
ab
ig
hit
amongst
the
pubs
customers.
Julia
says:
8220W
e
serve
traditional
Thai
food
which
is
cooked
to
or
der
by
our
two
Thai
chefs
and
is
very
popular
.T
hey
both
learnt
to
cook
in
Thailand,
and
have
15
years
experience
each.8221
At
lunch
time
diners
can
choose
fr
om
the
tasty
Thai
menu
or
can
enjoy
at
raditional
pub
snack
fr
om
ac
hoice
of
baguettes,
sandwiches
and
light
meals
in
the
re
staurant
or
lounge
ar
ea.
In
the
evening
customers
can
indulge
in
the
ar
omatic
spiced
Thai
tr
eats
in
the
comfortable
re
staurant
ar
ea.
If
you
would
rather
eat
at
home,
a
Thai
takeaway
service
is
available
too.
Andy
and
Julia
welcome
families
and
of
fer
al
ar
ge
enclosed
beer
gar
den
complete
with
a
childens8217s
play
ar
ea.
It
also
has
two
brick
barb-
eques
which
ar
ea
popular
featur
ed
uring
the
summer
months.
Lunch
is
served
Monday
to
Satur
day
12pm-2.30pm
and
on
Sunday
at
raditional
ro
ast
is
served
fr
om
12pm-4pm.
Evening
meals
ar
es
erved
Monday
to
Sunday
6pm-10.30pm.
The
pub
can
also
be
hir
ed
for
functions
such
as
weddings,
christe-
nings,
birthdays
or
any
other
special
occasion.
For
mor
ei
nformation
call
(01223)
505053
or
call
in
to
the
pub
at
12
Gr
een
Side,
Wa
terbeach.
AD
AD
VER
VER
TISING
TISING
FEA
FEA
TURE
TURE
96329632
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