News
Communication
Listed Building Consent granted for Old Chapel project.
Listed Building Consent has been granted for the removal of the pews and the lower part of the staging in the Old Chapel. This is a crucial step forward in ensuring the viability of the Parish Council's plans to purchase the Old Chapel.
Restoration
Historic Buildings Info Signs being refreshed.
The 3 Historic Building Info Signs that are on The Butts, Jacksons Way and in St. Mary's Churchyard are being refreshed. The original artwork is being used to reprint the info signs that have become tired. The old signs have been taken away to use as templates for the drilling of the fixing holes.
Restoration
Swan bench off for restoration
The Bench outside the Swan is the latest to be given the restoration treatment. It's been taken away to the workshop to be given some love 🫶 and attention. We hope it will be back in its usual spot soon.
Planning
Housing Needs Survey for Fowlmere, Thriplow and Heathfield
A Housing Needs Survey for Fowlmere, Thriplow and Heathfield is currently being undertaken by RCA Regeneration Ltd (a planning consultant) on behalf of Stonewater Ltd (a developer of affordable housing). If you would like to participate in the survey, follow the link in the article below.
Recreation
Library Live Autumn Brochure
The latest Library Live Brochure can be found by following the links. With some venues near by in Sawston and Bassingbourn as well as Central Cambridge and beyond it is well worth a look.
Transport
“Dr. Bike” maintenance sessions coming up in South Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire County Council will be running some Dr. Bike sessions in South Cambs this August and again in October. These involve free bike safety checks, minor repairs and expert recommendations for residents. Please see the article and poster for dates and locations.
Communication
Duxford Neighbours Scheme
Did you know that as near neighbours to Imperial War Museum Duxford residents can benefit from 2 "neighbours" membership schemes to make the most of the amazing museum on our doorstep?
