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 will meet on Thursday 12th July at 7:30pm at the school. Residents are encouraged to attend. The draft agenda is linked below.
It’s been another busy month in Westminster and at home! Much of my time has been, and continues to be, devoted to bringing about improvements to the Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) debacle which has led to so many constituents being … Continue reading
There are currently two proposed developments to extend Sawston along Babraham Road, that would fall in the Babraham parish boundary. The architects for one of these, KWA, are holding an open day on Wednesday 27th June 2018, 5pm-8pm at Spicers Pavilion in Sawston. During the exhibition they will also be running some workshops to discuss key topics (Appearance/Design, Access/Transport and Landscaping/Open Space) in more detail. If you are interested in these and wish to pre-book a place, you can email kwa@kwaarchitects.co.uk by Tuesday 26th June.
The Parish Council held our Annual Parish Meeting on Thursday, May 17th at 7:30pm in the Babraham Primary School hall. We would like to thank everyone who contributed and everyone who attended. The agenda is below, and the various reports are linked through where available.