9000 New Homes Proposal for HEYDON
Heydon Parish Council have issued the following statement: South Cambridgeshire District Council has received a ‘pre-application proposal’ from the owner of Heydon Estate, to give an initial view on the […]
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The Chishills Newsletter September 2018
A surprise proposal for a major development of approximately 9000 new homes around Heydon village has been submitted to South Cambridgeshire District Council, but it is currently unsupported as it
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Why was the road closed?
Heydon Road was completely closed outside the church in order to facilitate the connection of water and sewerage services to the church. As this picture shows, this entailed digging a
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What IS that noise?
9.45pm, July 25th, The Pheasant garden. The sound started from over near Bull Meadow, got closer and closer and continued away towards Reeves Pightle. At the same time a largish
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The Chishills Newsletter July 2018
The Great Chishill Midsummer Ball, held on June 16th to support St Swithun’s Church, was a spectacular event with 250 attendees enjoying a night of dining, games, and dancing, thanks
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The Midsummer Ball
Tess Gent writes Saturday 16th June saw the return of Great Chishill’s Midsummer Ball, raising money for St Swithun’s Church. Months of what must have been very hard work by
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Mobile Phone Mast Proposal
The Parish Council have received a letter from a company called Waldon who are proposing a telephone mast on Hall Lane and given until 20th June for comments! The Parish
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Great Chishill Open Gardens 2018
June 10th started out overcast but as 2pm approached the skies cleared giving way to a glorious afternoon and evening – perfect for the Open Gardens afternoon. This was the
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The Chishills Newsletter June 2018
After the 3 May local elections, Chishill welcomed two new Parish Councillors, Jean Wiseman and Bob Hatt, while previous Chair James Coney narrowly lost his seat, and the village is
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The Chishills Newsletter May 2018
The village recently held a community litter-picking event sponsored by the URC, which was successful in collecting 15 bags of rubbish, but was followed by a disappointing incident of fly-tipping