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From:	Brian in Field, Ont. Can.
Date:	Sat Jul 24 21:39:38 2010
URL:	http://
Message:	Like your site, more pictures would be great.  Hi to Wendy and Mike, never thought you would see me here,  did you?  Take care, one and all.
From:	contact@littlethetford.org
Date:	Fri Jun 18 08:22:49 2010
URL:	http://
Message:	We have link to your website. On of the better local sites.
From:	stuart fretwell
Date:	Thu Mar 4 17:38:00 2010
URL:	http://www.youtube.com/user/stufish4040
Message:	I was delighted to come across this website - such nice  photo's of Stuntney & Ely Cathedral. My paternal grandmother  was in-service at Stuntney hall in the early 1990's.  Grandfather worked as a farm labourer; I believe he may have  worked with the shires. They left Stuntney sometime after  their marriage, in the village, in 1911 - to start a new  life in King's Dyke nr. Peterborough, where grandfather  worked in the brickyards. I visited the village and church  with my wife and young daughter some years ago. The  gentleman who let us into the church expalined that the last  Fretwell had left the village, just a few months earlier :(
From:	Elizabeth
Date:	Sun Nov 15 08:51:21 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	I would just like to reply to anonymous whoever that  person is. Yes I very much wanted to join both the  committees but unfortunately my health has been very poor  and I have had a lot of hospital and doctors appoinments.  By six in the evening I am exhausted and in so much pain  that all I can do is lie down. I very much wanted to make  a contribution to village life because I am a very  community minded person. So whoever is out there judging  me, perhaps you should get to know me before making  anonymous criticisms that are not valid. At least I took  ownership of my comment. I would have liked to organise a  scrabble club, and a book club and would willingly help  out wherever the help is needed. As it happens since there  were no houses for sale in Stuntney, I am moving to  Littleport where there is a lot of scope for volunteering  in the community. What I see clearly in Stuntney, coming  in as an outsider is a divided community which is a pity.  What makes a village interesting are its inhabitants and  their differing backgrounds and differing lengths of time  they have been in the village and different places they  have come from to be in this lovely peaceful village.  I thought I was in Heaven when I first moved to stuntney  and I still appreciate its peacefulness but for me  Littleport will be the right place for my present  circumstances. I am starting my own tutoring business for  children aged 5-14 called Rainbow Tutoring and there are  two primary schools in Littleport from which to draw my  pupils.  I have to say that I am very impressed with the Stuntney  website. It is a great place to make comments. if we are  going to make negative comments then they should not be  anonymous.
From:	Margaret@cornells.org.uk
Date:	Tue Sep 22 22:18:25 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	I see that there is a harvest supper at the church. When I  looked at the Stuntney newsletter I could not see anywhere  that it said how much it cost to attend or whether I should  book a seat. Can anyone help me?
From:	Anonymous
Date:	Sat Sep 5 12:30:54 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	I believe it's unfair that Elizabeth should have made  these comments. Maybe she should have come to and taken  part in, events that have taken place while she has lived  here before making any them.  It's not just living here that counts, it's also about  being part of the community. Perhaps Elizabeth would like  to join the Social Club committee and/or the Village  Council and see what goes on behind the scenes. Both these  bodies work very hard for the benefit of the village, but  the apathetic approach to village life by the people who  live here defies belief.  'I don't actually want to do anything myself, but I'll  quite readily condemn those who do' seems to be the  general consensus.  In a village survey conducted a couple of years ago,  suggestions were made as to possible activities that could  be put on, but those people didn't come forward to  say 'I'll do that'.  In other words, the committee members (many of whom have  full time jobs) can put their hearts and souls (and time)  into organising something and 'maybe we'll come along,  enjoy their hard work and then retreat back into our own  world'.  In general, very few locals support events that are put on  and there are certainly no volunteers to join said bodies  to help contribute to Village life. Everybody is welcome  to attend all meetings, not just the AGM's or when there  are special issues to be discussed. That means you  Elizabeth.  The Village Council AGM is to be held on Tuesday 10th  November and the Social Club AGM on Wednesday 18th  November. By the way, only the committee members have  attended the AGM's in the last couple of years, so that  gives some idea of the concern of existing Villagers.  If any of you out there have any interest in keeping your  village alive please come and join in.
From:	Elizabeth
Date:	Sun Aug 30 11:52:53 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	I forgot to say in my last message that I am looking for a  house to buy in Stuntney. I love this village and would  love to stay here so if anyone knows of a house that might  be coming up for sale please email me at ebwilcox@yhaoo.com  I would like to buy in the next three months if possible.  Shared ownership would be acceptable
From:	elizabeth
Date:	Sun Aug 30 11:21:00 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	I have lived in Stuntney for 3 months and really love the  village but I agree with Sylvia Bell that it needs more  life to it. We have a great facility in the village hall  but it does not seem to be used during the day except for  the occasional coffe morning. It could be used for a  mother and toddler group or a preschool group or all sorts  of other things that I can think of. What about a cooking  demonstration class. I would be happy to organise any of  those things. Tell me what you think. I know that i am new  to the village and love its quietness but there is quiet  and then there is a ghost town as Sylvia mentioned.
From:	Anette Johnson
Date:	Sat Aug 1 14:25:50 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	I Love Comin To Stuntney As It Is A Very Friendly Place.
From:	m.m.
Date:	Mon May 11 23:20:09 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	new houses.? what new houses? could you please direct me  to this. thanks
From:	Gerald Lewis
Date:	Sat May 9 09:29:00 2009
URL:	http://
Message:	To all at Stuntney, just to let you know that I am still  around. I am now 79 years old, a bit the worse for wear,  but I still goin strong and still have fond memories of  Stuntney.    I wish you all a very happy Easter,      Gerald Lewis, 13 April 2009
From:	Webmaster Stuntney
Date:	Mon Dec 15 17:10:58 2008
URL:	http://www.stuntney.org,uk
Message:	To Sylvia Bell in Australia. I would like to reply to your  posting regarding Stuntney Development but you appear to  have changed your email address. Please update.    Rodney Vincent
From:	Sylvia Bell
Date:	Mon Dec 15 05:31:24 2008
URL:	http://
Message:	Maybe I should not comment as I no longer live in  Stuntney, but I feel it might be a good idea to take on  board the development plans put forward.  When I lived in Stuntney, in the 1950s to 1960s, it was an  OK place to live.  It was great having a village shop, a pub and most of all,  a village school.  I have visited Stuntney several times over the past 10  years and I can truly say the place is like a ghost of its  former self.  I have visited all times of day, both during the week and  at weekends and it is totally deserted. Stuntney needs new  life breathed into it, before it expires all together.  If and I mean, if, a high standard of housing is built in  the village it can only benefit Stuntney, surely.
From:	michelle
Date:	Tue Dec 2 20:41:54 2008
URL:	http://
Message:	hello, it's my cat at number 2. unfortunately she has a  tendency to climb trees and get stuck. the RSPCA have been  out to see her on past occasions but there is little we can  do.
From:	Margaret@cornells.org.uk
Date:	Tue Dec 2 12:37:53 2008
URL:	http://
Message:	Does anyone know about the tabby cat stuck up the tree at  the perimeter of the "Ashes" garden in Soham Road ?  Should we inform the RSPCA?  Margaret
From:	grahamandsons@talktalk.net
Date:	Sun Oct 5 19:12:13 2008
URL:	http://
Message:	While researching our family tree we find that a John and  Rachel Mayle were living at '18 The Lord of the Manor,  Stuntney' in 1871. Does such an address exist today ? Did  it ever exist ? if so where ? Any suggestions welcome
From:	Susan Young
Date:	Thu Jul 17 12:06:21 2008
URL:	http://
Message:	Further to my message posted in June, 2008, I have been  informed by an elderly relative that the family surname is  Mayle and not Hoyle as I was told earlier. Are there any  descendants of Eliza Mayle in the village now please?  grahamandsons@talktalk.net
From:	Susan Young
Date:	Sun Jun 29 15:25:12 2008
URL:	http://www.gandsphoto.net
Message:	My great grandma Eliza Hoyle was born in Stuntney in 1866  and married Joseph William Bentley from Burwell,Cambs.  They were married at Ely Cathedral. Please could you let  me know if any of the family are still in the area please.  Can also be contacted by e-mail:  grahamandsons@talktalk.net
From:	Emma Bell
Date:	Thu Jun 26 12:37:51 2008
URL:	http://
Message:	I've lived in the village all my life and it is beginging  to get a bit boring for us Kids there is nothing to do in  the summer apart from going up the park. And your not  suppose to go in it when you older than 13 and that most  of the kids in stuntney we need something else to keep us  entertained in the summer  Thanks  and i love stuntney  Emma
From:	Dan Buckley - Lion TV
Date:	Fri May 9 12:30:50 2008
URL:	http://www.liontv.co.uk
Message:	I’m writing from Lion TV in London. We are producing a  prime time documentary series for BBC television  called ‘Britain from Above’. As part of this series we are  producing a programme about rural life in Britain over the  past 60yrs. On this particular show we will be featuring  the Stuntney and the Cole Ambrose Estate. We are due to  film there next Friday the 16th of June. In addition to  this we are also trying to find as many old photos as we  can, photos that may depict rural life in Stuntney over the  past 60yrs. As such finding these kinds of photos has so  far been rather difficult and we are hoping that anybody  here might be able to put us in contact with people in the  local community who may have such photos and be willing to  share them with us for the programme.    Any help you could offer would be much appreciated. If you  are able to help please don't hesitate to contact me.    Kind Regards    Dan Buckley  dan.buckley@liontv.co.uk  Tel: +44 20 8846 2177  Mobile: +44 77 3484 6958
From:	Gary
Date:	Mon Dec 3 19:31:05 2007
URL:	http://garyd.widdington.googlepages.com/home
Message:	Great looking site    well done
From:	Tim Webb
Date:	Sat Nov 24 15:15:08 2007
URL:	http://www.sohamroots.co.uk
Message:	Hi.  Very interesting site, will add it our useful links page on  our Soham site.
From:	Tony H
Date:	Thu Nov 22 12:52:33 2007
URL:	hollyoaks.tony@gmail.com
Message:	Hello. Great site guys. Really ,lliked it.
From:	jeni_1989@hotmail.co.uk
Date:	Sun Sep 23 14:39:06 2007
URL:	http://
Message:	Hiya im looking to book the social club for my 18th  birthday party and to have access to the bar, on the 26th  october please get back to me as soon as possible as i  have to write the venue and date on the invitations. Thank-  you
From:	Gray Appleby
Date:	Thu Sep 13 14:54:37 2007
URL:	http://
Message:	Living and working in Cambridge since 2000, I recently  'discovered' that some of my ancestors were born in Wicken  and moved to Stuntney in the mid 19th century. My  great-great-great-great grandfather and mother are both  commemorated on one of the few surviving grave stones in the  church yard; John & Elizabeth Church.
From:
Date:	Fri Mar 9 10:32:39 2007
URL:	http://
Message:	At last I've found out what that magnificent house is and  who owns it! Well done the Mr Morbey! A worthy  candidate for the TV programme Grand Designs I think!
From:	Kevingipp
Date:	Thu Jan 25 00:52:56 2007
URL:	http://kevingipp@hotmail.com
Message:	well stuntney having a realy good web site i have just  spent a good hour looking at messages from some of the  people who were brought up in the village ,i spent my  childhood years in the village and will never forget all of  the good times ,like sylvia i can remember going scrumping  for those lovely vic plums in ted taylors orchard with  david collins patrick norman,and robert fretwell(snowy)  My dad is still in ely and i know he sees many of the old  folk he use to work with on the farm. and like david  collins son i can remember those football shirt with my dad  (Mick)real name Derrick ,len beavis ,bernie fretwell,john  collins and the bean brothers, the photograph I last saw  was in the village hall.    Keep up the good work on the web site and if any one  remembers me please contact at kevingipp@hotmail.com
From:	Jenny
Date:	Tue Jan 23 18:15:07 2007
URL:	http://
Message:	i have been seeing underage drinking and i think this  should not be happening. it is breaking the law and it  should not happen in any club. i have been seeing and been  told that people aged 13-16 are drinking acohole and i  think somethink should be done about this Thank u
From:	Neil collen
Date:	Fri Jan 19 18:28:40 2007
URL:	http://
Message:	can you put me a personalities page since i have lived in  stuntney for 41 years
From:	Sylvia
Date:	Sat Jan 13 05:06:45 2007
URL:	http://
Message:	Just been reading the Guest Book. Feel a bit sorry for  Emma who left a message in October saying there was  nothing to do in Stuntney.  When I was a girl living in Stuntney in the 1950/1960 we  were never bored. We had fields in which to play. We  walked for miles every day or rode on our bikes. Sometimes  we hung around in a large group, just talking.  In winter, we would go into the what we called, the  football field and slid around the frozen pond (no skates,  just wellington boots). The droves behind the houses were  great when it snowed. In summer they were just as much fun  as we looked for birds nests in the hedges. It was lovely  to see after a short while sweet little birds, mouths  open, waiting to be fed.  On Sundays, if it was fine, my friend Jenny Norman (who  also lived in Steward close) and I would cycle into Ely  and listen to the choir practicing in the Cathedral. We  didn't go in. We just sat outside with out backs against  the ancient walls, enjoying the lovely voices.  Have things really changed so much in Stuntney. Or is it  that young people have changed and are no longer capable  of entertaining themselves?
From:	Christine Few
Date:	Fri Oct 20 15:36:55 2006
URL:	http://
Message:	I own a Shire cross which is from the Stuntney bloodline.  Mare was Stuntneys Lettice. Are there any originals left  in the Stuntney area as I would be very interested to hear.
From:	Emma
Date:	Wed Oct 18 20:06:47 2006
URL:	http://
Message:	Hi i think stuntney is a great village to live in but is  very boring i think we should get more equipment up the  play park and the club should be open all of the weekdays  for in the holidays as there is nothing to do from Emma
From:	Webmaster
Date:	Wed Sep 27 11:45:40 2006
URL:	http://
Message:	Guest book entries now restored and sensible comments or  queries are now again welcome
From:	Stuntney Webmaster
Date:	Mon Nov 14 08:38:49 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	Our Stuntney Guestbook is open to all who wish to  contribute but a few recent entries have been of an  unpleasant nature, not in keeping with the non-commercial  and community nature of the site. These are deleted as soon  as possible, but if you do come across such entries please  ignore them, they will not remain for long.
From:	katie
Date:	Sat Nov 5 01:05:54 2005
URL:	skater_chick_4ever24@yahoo.com
Message:	2: every 1 of my friends in Stuntney! HI EMMA! plz email  me! my email is skater_chick_4ever24@yahoo.com! i could  probably send u some pictures of me!BYE!o by the way i am  beckys sister!
From:	katie
Date:	Sat Nov 5 01:01:46 2005
URL:	skater_chick_4ever24@yahoo.com
Message:	HEY GUYS! it is katie! WHATS UP?! remember me! i am rickys  little sister! well juss email me! got 2 go! bye!
From:	Becky
Date:	Sun Oct 16 16:38:25 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	To all my old friends from Stuntney, Hi its Becky, why  dont you lot visit my website its  www.ilive4music.piczo.com and sign my guestbook Bye
From:	Pearl Thomson
Date:	Thu Aug 25 10:02:49 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	Mike and Wendy  You did not tell me you were having a quiz night ! This  website is a great way to keep a check on you both !  Good luck to the social club.
From:	becky_hurley04@hotmail.com
Date:	Mon Aug 15 16:56:49 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	i live in louisiana, america! (why dont i email me!!)
From:	louise
Date:	Mon Aug 15 13:39:50 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	hi becky yes catrina still lives at the bottom of the road  emma and karl have another brother called james so you  have another sister kool where do you live again i forgot  lol write back soon x x
From:	Webmaster
Date:	Mon Aug 15 09:11:44 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	The Stuntney website Guest Book welcomes messages of a  positive nature, comments, lost contact with old friends,  general enquiries about the village etc. However, it is  not a chat room type forum and messages of a trivial  nature that are not of general interest will have to be  deleted from the Guest Book.
From:	becky
Date:	Sun Aug 14 17:49:30 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	hey everyone its becky again! feel free to email me  anytime at- becky_hurley04@hotmail.com! i remember you  emma and ur brother karl! oh does catrina still live  there? (i think thats how u spell her name) if so can u  also pass my email addy on to her?  thanx
From:	suetrev.wallis@btopenworld.com
Date:	Tue Aug 2 15:50:05 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	To Wendy Fox  Is the old school used in 1914 still standing as I would  like to take some photo's of it for my family history  research.  Sue wallis
From:	suetrev.wallis@btopenworld.com
Date:	Tue Aug 2 15:49:46 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	To Wendy Fox  Is the old school used in 1914 still standing as I would  like to take some photo's of it for my family history  research.  Sue wallis
From:	suetrev.wallis@btopenworld.com
Date:	Tue Aug 2 15:45:30 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	To Wendy Fox  Sorry I am having to post a message to this site but my  computer is playing up and won't let me send E:mails at the  present time. The other week I went to Cambs. Record Office  and looked at Stuntney log books for the school. I found  the following info.  Jan 1914 Edith Infield Dunham commenced her duties as  supplementary teacher as from Jan 1st 1914.  Miss Edith Infield Dunham Supplementary teacher ended her  duties in this school 30 June 1914.  Not much info as she was only at Stuntney for 6 monthss,  but at least I now have proof she did teach at Stuntney  School. Thanks for your interest.  Sue Wallis
From:	suetrev.wallis@btopenworld.com
Date:	Fri Jun 24 16:14:24 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	Dear Wendy Fox  Having trouble with my computer!!!!! Not sure if you got my  E:Mail so here is a copy. My Grandmother Edith Infield  Dunham was born April 1889 in Doddington. I have a copy of  a page from Kellys Directory for Newton Cambs 1916. Edith  was Assistant Mistress at Newton School at that time. She  was either at Stuntney before or after this date. My dad  was born in 1922 so it would be before that year. I know  she trained as a teacher at a college in London. I will  visit the Record Office as you suggested. If you get any  further info. please could you forward it to me. Many  thanks again.  Sue Wallis, 29 Uplands.Werrington, Peterborough, PE4 5AE
From:	suetrev.wallis@btopenworld.com
Date:	Sun Jun 19 13:35:31 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	Hi, my Grandmother taught at Stuntney school in the early  1900's. Her name was Edith Infield Dunham. Appreciate any  info about her time at Stuntney. Does anyone have any  school records with teaching staff? Sue Wallis
From:
Date:	Fri Jun 3 15:46:33 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	Hello Stuntney, your a place I miss and will always be my  real home.  Do you remember Ms McGees sweet store next to the Anchor  pub? you could get a penny worth of fairy drops or a black  Jack chew for a farthing, fairy drops were a bit like rice  crispies but sweeter and all the colors of the rainbow. And  Leonard's store that use to be the opposite side of the  road then to what it is now (if still there) . Glad to see  the horse chestnut tree is still there, that's seen many a  site!  Whenever I see green and yellow together I think of  Stuntney, that use to be the football colors and really  suited it, as the Stuntney meadows (causeway) looked a  lovely green covered with yellow cowslips, wonder if they  are still there.   Glad to see some shire horses still are.  Well done Rod for taking the time to place Stuntney on the  web, I thank you.  Mick
From:	U.S.A too Nornea Farm
Date:	Thu May 26 02:32:15 2005
URL:	http://cuckoo@panax.com
Message:	Nornea  While on a sea shore gazing over the sea,  From a distant land that means little to me.  Thinking if I could turn back time,  To where would I be?    At a place near Stuntney not far from Ely,  On a farm called Nornea, that’s where I’d be.  Playing before time, skinned knee and free,  As one with a young girl and her pet Trixie.    Honey suckled arches with wren’s nests so tiny.  Sticky buds and conkers from the shady chestnut tree.  Missed kiss, thatched summerhouse , hedge shaped like a  Scotie.  Little blue flowers creeping over crumbling steps going  nowhere like me.    Eating juicy Victoria plums, Cox’s apples and pears fresh  from the tree.  Fragrance of lemon balm, mint lavender and tansy,  Roses and the smell of English rain, but the best smell  were thee.  Secret paths, box hedges, we knew every nook and cranny.    Swallows nests in the dark shed, lemon barley from the  scullery.  Sound of the rustling beech trees a he haw from Jenny the  donkey.  Somersaults from straw stacks and hay barn fantasy.  Giant carthorses, blue cow and a goat named Nancy.    With a tear thinking how I missed Nornea with she.  Oneness and timelessness came back to me.  And in my heart I was still there, forever would be.  Then the teardrop fell and joined back with the sea.    Mickey.
From:	Jason Collen
Date:	Tue Apr 5 22:32:29 2005
URL:	http://www.freewebs.com/strfrc/
Message:	Hey everyone connected with Stuntney, If you don't know me  I am the late Edith "Nelly" Godfrey & Burt Godfrey's  grandson, my other grandparents still live in Stuntney  June and John Collen, I would love to see some old footie  pics if you have any especially of ones with my dad (David  Collen) and uncle (Snowy Fretwell) in please.  Great site keep it up and check my site and forum out.
From:	sarah
Date:	Sun Mar 6 20:21:38 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	my best friend michelle lives and works in stuntney hi  shelly if u read this
From:	Belaugh@netzero.net
Date:	Thu Feb 10 18:18:48 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	I am researching some Cordy and Stringer families who  resided in Stuntney definately from 1811 to 1824 or  thereabouts, perhaps earlier and later also - does anybody  know anything about any families of these names from  Stutney?
From:	Gerrard
Date:	Mon Jan 31 11:43:21 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	the planning application for the Anglia Water Reservoir at  Stuntney has been submitted to East Cambs council.    This link should take you there,  http://pa.eastcambs.gov.uk/  then Click on "search for a planning application", and  use Application No:- 05/00029/FUM.    Application submitted 11/01/2005, comments can be posted on  line and must be received by 17/02/05.
From:	Geoff Griffiths
Date:	Tue Jan 25 09:45:52 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	I think you saw my letter to the Ely Standard regarding  the bypass. I had not read you comments when I wrote this  but at least two off us see a better sloution to the  problem. If I can help further please let me hnow.
From:	Doug Murfitt
Date:	Fri Jan 21 23:07:14 2005
URL:	http://
Message:	Have been looking through the web site and found it very  interesting. I too would like to see some photo's of the  old Stuntney football team.  P.S. must be some photo's in the village somewhere?  Keep up the good work , Well done Rod.
From:	Gayle
Date:	Fri Dec 24 23:06:03 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	I've always wanted to spend a Christmas in the UK and now I  feel I have (almost). If I ever manage to get to the UK in  person, Stuntney will be on my 'must visit' list.    Happy Holidays To All!
From:	Helen O'Reilly
Date:	Thu Dec 2 09:37:58 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	Well done - an excellent website!
From:	Heidi
Date:	Thu Oct 7 17:01:07 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	Oh my gosh, Stuntney having it's own web site, I lived in  Stuntney for a while, and it's nice to see some familiar  faces, will keep coming back every now and then to see  whats new.  Well done Stuntney
From:	dominique
Date:	Tue Oct 5 13:12:08 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	hi is there any chance that somebody on the committee could  perhaps mention having a disco for just the kids please? it  would be really good if we could and could we have no  adults there except somebody behind the bar so we can buy  coke etc.
From:	anonmus person
Date:	Tue Oct 5 12:51:12 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	really good site and the history of stuntney is very  interesting. pictures of the girls at the error 404 night  are hilarious. glad i wasn't there!!
From:	peter williams
Date:	Sun Oct 3 21:36:06 2004
URL:	http://peter williams7@msn.com
Message:	another winner rodney keep it up regards to you both  peter and phyllis
From:	Jason Collen
Date:	Thu Sep 30 20:59:05 2004
URL:	http://sohamtownrangers.mysite.freeserve.com
Message:	I would love to see some photo's of the old Stuntney team  if you have any, if not would you be able to gather any  photo's together. I think the team used to play in green  and yellow and my Dad (David Collen) and uncle  Alan "Snowy" Fretwell used to play for them.
From:	John Waddington
Date:	Sat Sep 25 19:15:48 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	I enjoyed looking around your website for Stuntney. I will  visit again!    Best wishes, John
From:	kayleigh
Date:	Mon Sep 20 18:30:32 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	keep the picture up!!! error 404 were reallyg good get  them up again soon!
From:	Mark (ERROR 404)
Date:	Mon Sep 20 17:50:40 2004
URL:	www.error404-theband.co.uk
Message:	I would just like to thank everyone who was at the club on  Saturday 18th September. We appreciate all of the support  that we were given.  Thanks again.
From:	lisa
Date:	Mon Sep 20 17:15:52 2004
URL:
Message:	i would not like to see my picture up here again. and also  i would like to see error 404 up here in the VERY near  future as it "gets us girls dancing"   From lisa
From:	Debbie Byrne
Date:	Sun Sep 19 13:05:18 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	What a brilliant site, Rod - I love it
From:	Ben Aldhouse
Date:	Fri Sep 17 18:12:34 2004
URL:	http://www.ecoln.com
Message:	Great web site! Thanks for the link to ECOLN. I'm indexing  your pages (so they can be found on the search engine) as I  write this.
From:	kathryn and lisa bell
Date:	Fri Sep 17 09:35:40 2004
URL:	http://
Message:	you have done my village proud. just take out my picture.  from lisa.  Great website, funny pictures of lisa!!! you need some more  embarasing pictures of her (hint hint)  love kathryn (lisa mate)
From:	Sandra Banks
Date:	Thu Sep 16 20:24:06 2004
URL:	http://sandra.banks@talk21.com
Message:	Excellent Rod - I think the Stuntney Village Council  Minutes being on-line for everyone to be able to read is a  superb idea. Brilliant website.
From:	Steve Cowley
Date:	Thu Sep 16 12:53:00 2004
URL:	http://s.p.cowley@talk21.com
Message:	Nice one Rod. Very impressive Website.