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The Pheasant pub has been registered as an “asset of community value,” initiating a six-month moratorium on its sale to allow the Parish to prepare a bid, with plans for […]

The October flu clinics at Duxford Imperial War Museum are fully booked, but flu vaccinations can still be booked online at Tesco in Royston, which may be crucial due to

The Parish Council is addressing community concerns by installing new litter and dog waste bins around the village and reminding residents to clean up after their pets, especially in areas

The newsletter highlights how local teachers, like Angus Gent and Jill Kuenzi, have adapted to online teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the challenges and new skills required for effective

Village Police Constable Tom Woollard ran a half marathon in full riot gear to celebrate Captain Tom Moore’s 100th birthday and raised over £3,200 for the NHS. The Windmill Trust

Dr. Lisa Mackenzie provides an update on the changes at Addenbrooke’s Hospital due to COVID-19, emphasizing safety measures, visitor restrictions, and the importance of staying home unless necessary. Community assistance

Granta Medical Practices has established a dedicated Covid emergency team and shifted to enhanced telephone and email services to prioritize patient and staff safety amid the rising number of coronavirus

The Cricketer’s Arms, a pop-up pub event organized by Great Chishill’s cricketers to celebrate the club’s 150th anniversary, successfully raised over £1000 and served more than 70 meals, creating a

Great Chishill Football Club has disbanded due to injuries, an ageing squad, and difficulty attracting younger players, marking the end of a significant chapter in the village’s history. Great Chishill

The Christmas Tree Festival at St Swithun’s Church was a successful two-day event featuring 25 themed trees and diverse musical performances, raising £600 for the church and £200 for Chrishall