This is the web site for Babraham Village, near Cambridge in the UK. It provides information from the Parish Council and a range of local groups, details of public services and growing history section.
The site is run by Babraham Parish Council on behalf of the residents. Any comments or enquiries should be made to the Parish Council, either directly or by using this Contact Form.
Additional information is often to be found on the notice board in the centre of the village.
The Parish Council met on Thursday 8th October, 7:30pm. Due to the ongoing Coronavirus issues the meeting was held remotely using Zoom. The agenda and supporting documents are linked below and the minutes will follow when available.
The Parish Council met on Thursday 10th September, 7:30pm via Zoom. The agenda and supporting documents are linked below, with the minutes to follow shortly.
The Parish Council met on Thursday 13th August, 7:30pm. Due to the ongoing Coronavirus issues the meeting was held remotely using Zoom. The minutes, agenda and supporting documents are linked below.
Minutes
Agenda
Collected documents
Policies For Review:
Code of Conduct
Complaints Procedure Policy
Planning:
20/1727/TTCA – Tree Works, Madeline House
20/01792/LBC – Installation of 2 no. velux rooflights to kitchen, Stable Cottage
What safety issues matter to you and how do you feel about safety in our area?
This survey by a partnership of Police, Fire, Ambulance, NHS and Probation service will collect your views. It takes only a few minutes to complete and will close on Sunday 26 July 2020.
The results will affect priorities established by the Partners.
https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SouthCambsCSPSurvey2020
South Cambridgeshire Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is made up of representatives from South Cambs District Council, Cambridgeshire County Council, Police, Fire and Rescue Service and the NHS and Probation Service, who work together to deal with local crime and anti-social behaviour issues. This survey aims to collate information from the public on perceptions of safety within their communities. This survey is extremely important in the current climate where the Covid-19 pandemic prevents face to face community engagement. The results of this survey will directly affect the way in which community safety in certain geographical locations is prioritised among the statutory bodies within the South Cambridgeshire Community Safety Partnership.
The CSP will can collate as many responses from residents and ultimately help communities feel safer in the areas in which they live. The survey will close on Sunday 26th July 2020
The Parish Council met on Thursday 9th July, 7:30pm via Zoom. The agenda and minutes are linked below.