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…
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…
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…
The project is moving forward: last weekend we planted 14 shrubs and small trees around the pond and on the bank, and a cherry tree on the roadside verge. Dredging to remove the excessive growth of reeds from the pond is scheduled for Thursday 27th February. We need able-bodied volunteers to help with two tasks:…
The new path at Coveney village pond has been laid and will make access to the path much easier for all. For pictures of the path, follow the link to the Coveney Pond page. The page has also been updated with more about the background to the project and the history of the pond.
To see the latest update on the Parish Council’s plans to renovate the area around Coveney village pond, follow the link to the Coveney Pond page.
The results for the elections to the Parish Council can be seen here. Coveney Parish Council results There were 7 nominations for the 7 vacancies, therefore there will be no poll. However, there will be elections for East Cambridgeshire District Council Downham. Please remember to bring your ID when you vote.
The Parish Council has requested an increase in the precept for 2023/2024 to £18,100. The precept is a component of the total council tax levied on residents in the local council area. Local councils do not receive any direct funding from central government and therefore are reliant on the local precept and any other income…
We would like to warmly welcome as new councillors on the Parish council: Rob Langston Lynda Gannon Juliet Adams With the new additional councillors we are now a full council which hasn’t been the case for nearly 4 years. We wish them luck in their new roles and if you should have to contact any…
Changes to the parish council