The Little Book of Big Scams – well worth a read

Cambridgeshire Constabulary is working to minimise the risk of fraud. To download a copy of the booklet, with loads of sensible and practical advice to help you keep safe, please click on the link below.

UK’s first example of Roman crucifixion found in Fenstanton

The first example of a Roman crucifixion in the UK has been found in Fenstanton. Albion Archaeology discovered a large, previously unknown Roman roadside settlement in 2017 while carrying out an excavation in on behalf of Tilia Homes (previously Kier…

Two initiatives this Winter you may find of benefit

Greener travel in Cambridgeshire – have your say

The Greater Cambridge Partnership’s consultation on proposals to improve the way in which people travel around our area is now underway. ‘Making Connections: have your say on greener travel in Greater Cambridge’ asks for people’s thoughts on proposals to transform…

Flooding in Fenstanton – new website section launched

Following last year’s flooding in Fenstanton, you Parish Council has undertaken extensive investigation into the causes and, working with a wide variety of agencies and organisations, looked at how we can take steps to minimise the impact of future events….

Fenstanton Community Hero Award – 2020/21

Jean Ding Your Parish Council is delighted to award this year’s Community Hero Award to Jean Ding. Jean has been an inspiration. Throughout the pandemic she has collected and sold a wide variety of books, plants, jigsaws, toys, as well…

‘20’s plenty‘ and other traffic measures – your views count

Please complete the questionnaire For further information on 20’s plenty, please see the attached

Flooding in Fenstanton

Would you be interested in joining a Fenstanton Community Flood Group? In anticipation of the increased incidence of future flooding events, your Parish Council is looking to help establish a Fenstanton Community Flood Group. We are keen to hear from…

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Cambridgeshire County Council – travel to work survey

Employees can win a £50 Amazon voucher if they take part in Cambridgeshire County Council’s annual travel to work survey. The survey helps Smart Journeys (a project co-led by the council which supports the delivery of sustainable travel) understand how…