The prize was up for grabs in a competition organised by Cambridgeshire County Council's catering services for National School Meals Week. James Wells, aged 10, was presented with the Playstation by promotions co-ordinator Radford Hudson. He had to correctly fill in an educational activity sheet which he got for having a school meal. His was the name drawn out of the hat. James now goes forward to the national draw where the first prize is a family holiday at the Epcot Centre, Orlando, and IT equipment worth 2,000 for the school.
Work is now under way to re-open as many as possible over the next six weeks.
Bedfordshire County Council set up the helpline and produced leaflets with the message that most of the countryside was now open for business again. Its website contains links to maps covering the whole county with daily updates for walkers. Potton Wood, and The Pinnacle and Warren Villas, Sandy are open, and the Royal Society for the Protection of Bird's Lodge and Nature Reserve at Sandy is also open to the public. In brief Back in time . Chris Jakes, from the Cambridgeshire Collection, will speak at their meeting tonight at 8pm.