Which local businesses are still open in the Shelford's? There has been a tremendous response to the request for local volunteers in response to COVID-19 and the needs of the community going forward - over 60 volunteers are willing to help as we move into the next phase of the government’s plan. Sign up for your free Little Shelford electronic newsletter. A new prescription service has been created for housebound, elderly and vulnerable people in Little Shelford. The Navigator pub is to continue as a local distribution centre for the village. Allen Boothroyd, who was one of the driving forces behind the Memorial Hall and the village sign, has died. The Easter edition of the Little Shelford magazine can be read on this website. A new community magazine for Little Shelford has been published.  The first trees for Little Shelford's new community wood have been planted by Mike and Julie Darsley. Little Shelford garden centre Harvey and son have a new website (external link) Little Shelford Bowls Club is having an open day in April.  Molly Buckle (left) and Val Vardy testing out the new bench at the smallest Village Green in the country in Church Street. Outbuildings at a house in High Street were burgled on Feb 22. Garden equipment was taken. Sign up for your free Little Shelford electronic newsletter. Retired Little Shelford architect Neil Ruffles has proposed a new Cambridge great park (external link.)  The Parish Council's share of Little Shelford's council tax bills will go up by 3.7% from April. A community orchard and woodland area is to be created in Little Shelford, with initial planting planned for the autumn. Little Shelford Cricket Club is starting a Colts Section open to Girls and Boys aged 10-15.  Sunrise over High Street, Little Shelford on January 15 2020 by Melissa Martin  Great and Little Shelford school has been ranked 48 out of 188 schools in Cambridgeshire according to the new Real Schools guide (external link). Has the infamous Fen Tiger been spotted in Little Shelford? One of the oldest houses in Little Shelford has been sold.  Rubbish has been dumped illegally at the end of Bradmere Lane in Little Shelford. Two of the storeroom windows were deliberately smashed at the bowls green at the Wale Recreation Ground in the last week of November. A new yoga class is starting in Little Shelford. The village currently has photos and additional comprehensive information for only five of our war dead. So, could you help us find information about the other people from Little Shelford? A tractor has been stolen in Little Shelford Volunteer Good Neighbours are needed in Little Shelford  Little Shelford's second cricket team have been promoted for the second time in two years.  The fence around the Little Shelford has been damaged by vandals using the cricket roller. A nine year old girl from Little Shelford has climbed Britain's three highest mountains to raise money for Jimmy's Night Shelter. A house in Little Shelford has been struck by lightening. Doug Walker, Little Shelford's oldest resident has died aged 102. Ray Saich is Little Shelford's new villager of the year. Almost £2,000 has been given to local groups by the Little Shelford Entertainments Committee. Sign up for your free Little Shelford electronic newsletter   A Green group in the Shelfords and Stapleford wants new volunteers from Little Shelford. They have just launched a new website. (external link)   Fungus spotted in Bradmere Lane - photo by Dave Pate.   The iconic milestone in Whittlesford Road has been beautifully repainted by village volunteer Bill Savin. A drone flight around the nearby obelisk has emerged.  The water pump in High Street has been spruced up by villager Bill Savin.  A winter's day in Little Shelford by Ruth Shah. The official opening of what is probably the smallest village green in England and the new sign by our MP Heidi Allen made headlines in the Cambridge News. See our photo gallery of the opening.  Former Parish Councillor David Munro is pictured with the new Defibrillator he has helped organise for the village - its been installed on the wall of the Navigator. If you are interested in having an allotment in Little Shelford, email littleshelfordparishclerk@aol.com
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Little Shelford has grown slowly over the centuries. In 1801, Litle Shelford's population was 220. In 1861 it was 474 and in 1891 494. In 1901 it was 441. By 1961 the population of Little Shelford was 717. | The Stapleford March electronic newsletter is out. Headlines include; The campaign to reinstate the Tree pub has ended. An information event about the proposed new retirement village in Stapleford is being held on February 28. Stapleford Online website is "extremely helpful" according to 70% of villagers who responded to a recent survey. Read about the actions, minutes and the appointment of a new councillor at the February Parish Council meeting. New volunteers are needed to join the Stapleford Messenger team. Dr Schramm is leaving the Shelford Medical Practice. Great Shelford headlines Arthur Rank Hospice Shop in Woollards Lane, Great Shelford has been burgled. Cara café is looking for more volunteers Two Great Shelford artists have a free exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum. A new cycling club has launched in Great Shelford Sign up for your free Little Shelford electronic newsletter  Little Shelford Hall was destroyed by fire 90 years ago on February 24 1929. This was part of the press coverage of the fire.  T  One of Little Shelford's water pumps and a house that no longer exists in High Street are featured on a postcard that was recently for sale on ebay. There are hundreds of old photos and pictures of Little Shelford in days gone by on a special history website.  World War One manoeuvres by troops in Little Shelford have been highlighted in a new book.  The village sign on the smallest village green in England photographed by Ruth Shah at sunrise on Jan 2 2018. See more of Ruth's Little Shelford photos here. Little Shelford Online has a fascinating new section, focussing on cultural offerings in and around the village.   A photo of Fanny Wale, Little Shelford's first historian who died in 1936, has emerged. She wrote and illustrated a book called A Record of Shelford Parva between 1908 and 1919.  You can read about the hall on the Little Shelford history website.   More than 300 people turned up to see former England cricket captain Tony Lewis (pictured left) open the new £380,000 sports pavilion. Read the background story of how the Pavilion was created and how to book it here.  The village pub The Navigator has a new outside terrace.
This newly-discovered photo of the High Street in Little Shelford, complete with horses and carts, in one of dozens of old photos on the village's history website.  A fascinating book about the history of Little Shelford has been republished- and you have a chance to buy your own copy. It would make a great Christmas present for history lovers.
Details have emerged of a visit by Edward VII to Little Shelford. The episode is included in a book that has just emerged called A Record of the Shelfords Manga and Parva in Cambridgeshire. |
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