New Bench by the water

For your information, the new bench overlooking Moore Lake has been installed on the footpath at the top of the Fen

Latest newsletter – Sept 2021

Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) – update

After a delay resulting from materials supply problems, work on the MUGA is now scheduled to start on Thursday, 9th September. The construction work will take approximately 2 weeks. The playing area will then need 3-4 weeks to fully harden,…

Latest newsletter – August 2021

Waterways and flooding – how much do you understand about Riparian Rights?

Your Parish Council is currently working closely with a number of agencies to draw up a Fenstanton Flood Resilience Plan. This includes working in partnership with Cambs County Council, the Lead Flood Authority in the County. As part of CCC’s…

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New Cycle rack by the Clock Tower

Parishioners are encouraged to use the newly-fitted bike rack at the Clock Tower, part of your Parish Council’s wider push to encourage non-motorised travel around the village. We would like to apologise to residents for any disruption around the Clock…

Cutting the grass verges along the Fen – this week.

A local landowner and farmer, Chris Behagg, has confirmed that he will kindly cut the verges along the Fen Bridleway this week. Please be aware of localised disruption. Your Parish Council would like to thank Chris for offering to do…

Pedestrian and cyclist safety – London Road, St Ives.

Your views are sought Following a number of concern raised around safety for pedestrians and cyclists, Fenstanton and Hemingford Grey Parish Councils are working closely with residents in the London Road area of St Ives. We are reviewing possible options…

Proposed changes to Parliamentary Constituencies impacting Fenstanton

We could become part of a new seat; St Neots. Have your say