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ust one week left for your chance to take advantage of the
extended Cambridge News `Two courses for �10' offer,
valid until 22 November, 2008.
You can choose from a diverse range of dishes on specially
selected `Two Courses for �10 Cambridge News Menus' - whatever
your flavour, there's something for everyone, at a variety of top
eating houses.
All you have to do is collect three tokens per couple, including at
least two from the Cambridge News, which will be printed in
Thursday's What's On pull-out section and in Saturday's Living
supplement. The third voucher can also come from the Cambridge
News, from any of our Weekly News publications (token below) or
by printing off the token from the Cambridge News website,
www.cambridge-news.co.uk - following the `Dine Out' link.
You can also visit the Cambridge News website for more
information on each of the venues offering this superb reader offer
- as well as having the chance to view a selection of sample menus
to really get those taste buds working. For full details of the offer
and terms and conditions see `How it works'.
Bon Appetit!
1. Collect THREE tokens per couple, including at least two
from the Cambridge News, the third voucher can also come
from the News, from any of our Weekly News publications
or by printing off the token from the Cambridge News
website, www.cambridge-news.co.uk - following the `�10
Meal Offers' link.
2. Three tokens entitle up to two people to dine on the
specially selected `Cambridge News Menu' for just �10 per
person (drinks not included) at your chosen venue. If more
than two people are dining then you will need six tokens for
3-4 people, nine tokens for 5-6 people and so on.
3. PHONE TO BOOK a table at one of the venues on this
page, stating that you wish to dine from the `Cambridge
News Menu'. Please note, the venues are offering the menus
at certain times and days of the week, as detailed below.
4. PRESENT TOKENS when you order and enjoy your meal.
DineoutwiththeNewsfor�10
Howitworks
WEEKLYNEWS reader offer
J Collect three tokens and enjoy a two-course meal in one of
these super venues for just �10 per person!
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offertokenTerms and Conditions: Offer runs until 22 November, 2008. Offer is subject to
availability. Those who fail to present the correct number of tokens will not be
entitled to dine on the offer. Any issues concerning food or service should be taken
up with the restaurant. No photocopies accepted.
WEEKLY NEWS
152-154 Hills Road, Cambridge CB2 8PB
Tel: 01223 413000 www.restaurantalimentum.co.uk
Two courses for �10 or three courses for �13.50!
Offer availability: Mon - Sat lunchtimes Noon - 2:30pm
18 Bridge Street, Saffron Walden, Essex CB10 1BU
Tel: 01799 522790 www.8bells.co.uk
Two courses for �10!
Offer availability: Mon - Thurs lunchtimes and
dinner Noon - 2.30pm, 6.30pm - 9pm
83 Regent St, Cambridge CB2 1AW
Tel: 01223 356666 www.delucacucina.co.uk
Two courses for �10!
Offer availability: Mon - Sun 11am - 11pm
(excluding Friday and Saturday evenings)
Terms and conditions: Maximum 4 people per table.
High Street, Lavenham CO10 9QA
Tel: 01787 247477 www.theswanatlavenham.co.uk
Two courses for �10 or three courses for �15!
Offer availibility: Mon - Thurs lunchtimes
Noon - 2.30pm
High Street, Reed, Royston, Herts, SG8 8AH
Tel: 01763 848366 www.thecabinetatreed.co.uk
Two courses for �10 or three courses for �15!
Offer availability: Tues - Sat lunchtimes Noon - 3pm
12 Regent Street, Cambridge CB2 1DB
Tel: 01223 366540 www.fountaincambridge.co.uk
Two courses for �10 plus a third for FREE!
Offer availability: Mon - Sun lunchtimes and dinner
Noon - 3pm and 6pm - 9pm
Bury Lane, Sutton Gault, Sutton, Cambridgeshire,
CB6 2BD Tel: 01353 778537
www.anchorsuttongault.co.uk
Two courses for �10 or three
courses for �14!
Offer availability: Mon - Fri lunchtimes Noon - 2pm
20 Downing St, Cambridge CB2 3DT
Tel: 0870 400 9180 www.crowneplaza.com
Two courses for �10!
Offer availability: Mon - Sun 5.30pm to 10.30pm
(excluding Sat).
Needingworth Road, St. Ives PE27 5JP
Tel: 01480 463252 www.oliverslodge.co.uk
Two courses for �10 or three courses
for �15!
Offer availability: Mon - Sat dinner 7pm - 9.30pm
15 Church Street, Exning Suffolk CB8 7EH
Tel: 01638 577312 www.roseryhotel.co.uk
Two courses for �10!
Offer availability: Mon, Wed, Thurs and Friday
lunchtimes Noon - 2pm
3 Pound Hill, Cambridge CB3 0AE
Tel: 01223 363322
Two courses for �10!
Offer availability: Mon - Fri lunchtimes Noon - 3pm
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Charity begins at home
SSiirr,, In these challenging
social times, there is a
real need for people to
give back to their
communities. So I want
to thank your readers for
helping to raise over
�12,000 for local
national and
international causes over
the last 12 months by
supporting fundraising
efforts of the Rotary
Club of Huntingdon.
Many people have a
misconception about
Rotary, and do not
realize the wealth of
humanitarian work for
which it is responsible.
The truth is that our
members are extremely
active people, who not
only raise much needed
funds for charitable
causes, but who have a
lot of fun whilst doing it.
We are always looking
for more business
people, professional
people and community
leaders of all ages,
including those who
have retired, both men
and women, to join us.
If your readers are
interested in meeting
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skills to help others or
trying out things they
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Bright spark could end Bonfire Night rite
SSiirr,, Every year at
this time kids
collect rubbish and
build bonfires, in
the same places
as each previous
year.
Someone lights
the fires and the
fire brigade are
called out to
extinguish them,
when they might
be needed
elsewhere saving
lives.
After this the
council send out
their men and
trucks to clean up
the mess.
Why do the
council not send
out their men and
trucks to clear up
the rubbish on
these bonfires
before they are set
alight?
It would save the
fire brigade
valuable time and
resources, also the
tax payers' money.
The only difference
is the rubbish
would be picked
up before it is set
ablaze and not
after.
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