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Have you a grumble, a gripe or perhaps you just want to say "well done" on a subject that is of concern to the Parish Council? Say something (preferably constructive) and you never know your suggestion might just get things changed for the better!!!

 

There will be a number of questions raised over the coming months and your input is vital.

CURRENT HOT TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION & DEBATE INCLUDE:

 

  • CCC review of the decision to remove all subsidised bus service funding (NOW CLOSED FOR COMMENT)
  • ECDC Supplementary Planning Guide (SPG)- 4 week consultation (17th October 2011 NOW CLOSED FOR COMMENT)
  • Public consultation-proposed redesign of Mental Health Services in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (17th October 2011-16th January 2012 NOW CLOSED FOR COMMENT)
  • Noticeboards in the Parish!!!! are there enough? Are there places that need one?  So far suggestions have been for additional noticeboards in the North Ward at the grit bin areas or around the play equipment, at Pump Green and/or  at the primary school. Do you agree or disagree? Please inform the the Clerk
  • Pavilion and recreation ground-remember its not just for the dog walkers and the young! Please let the Clerk know your thoughts on what could be done to improve the facilities and to encourage new/wider use by the community.

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  • Cheveley parish has a population of around 1,900 people and comprises two wards - the South Ward, which contains the rural village of Cheveley and is situated approximately three miles south-east of Newmarket and the North Ward, which is situated on the fringes of Newmarket and includes the area between Duchess Drive, and Ashley Road.

     

    The village is linear in nature and the central part, which has been designated as a Conservation Area contains a number of thatched properties some dating back to the 1600s. The use of flint, particularly for the building of boundary walls adds to the character of the village. Click here for details of Cheveley's history or Click here to see more  photographs.


    The church of St Mary and the Sacred Host of Heaven, which is situated at the centre of the village in the Conservation Area dates back to the late 13th century. There is also a United Reformed church in the village.

     

    The facilities within the village of Cheveley include a primary school, a recreation ground with a children’s play area and a sports pavilion, a public house, a grocery shop and post office and a community room that is available for hire by local groups. There is a regular bus service to Newmarket.

     

    There are a number of clubs and organisations operating in the village community including the Women’s Institute, the Community Association, a men’s football team, Evergreens, the British Legion, Brownies and a playgroup.

     

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