Next steps – Thank you to everyone who completed the recent questionnaire. The results show that most respondents consider it important to resolve the future of the building, and there is support for exploring options for its long-term use. Our immediate next steps are to: Contact anyone who believes they may have a claim of…
The Annual Parish Meeting for Coveney was held on Monday 13th April 2026 and proved to be a very positive and well-attended event. It was encouraging to see so many residents come along and take an interest in the life of the village. A range of reports were shared, reflecting the many groups and individuals…
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The Wardy Hill Social Club building is thought to have been bought at auction by local residents several years ago. Since then, no one has been able to establish who owns it. We have tried to trace the original buyers and their families, but without success. Because the building has no legal owner, it is…
In response to a request from Coveney Parish Council, Cambridgeshire County Council has reviewed the road safety records for both junctions. Over the last five years, the A10/West Fen Road junction has recorded 3 slight injury collisions, while the A142/Long Causeway junction has recorded 1 serious injury collision. Because these numbers are relatively low, the…
We are looking for 3 Parish Councillors Have you considered joining your Parish Council? Would you like to help shape the way your community is managed? Being a Parish Councillor is hugely rewarding and we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds. No specific skill is required: you might have an interest in increasing highway…
Residents and businesses are being asked for their views on proposed changes to the Rural Settlement List for 2026/2027. The list is made up of 40 rural settlements in East Cambridgeshire with a population of less than 3000. Businesses operating within the boundaries of these settlements will not pay business rates if they are: the…
Please note all Councillor email addresses have changed to .gov.uk These can be found under the contact page. Many thanks
The latest issue of the Connexions newsletter is available here. Many thanks to those who have contributed and produced this. Connexions Jan26