The passenger side window of a vehicle was smashed between 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm on the August 16 on Hauxton Road, Little Shelford.  The Navigator is now open lunchtimes and evenings, seven days a week under a new manager. Have your say about the future of Great Shelford library. A cyclist was taken to hospital after he collided with a vehicle at the junction of Whittlesford Road, Church Street and Bridge Lane on July 11. There are now calls for changes at the junction. A new storage shed has been installed on the Wale Recreation Ground. Hundreds of people attended a rave on the Little Shelford borders near the Wale Memorial (external link). Read about the action and decisions of the Parish Council at the July meeting. Have you lost a set of house and car keys with a distinctive cornish pasty key ring? They have been found in the High Street. Jobs are available at the Navigator pub. Red kites have been seen flying over Little Shelford. A Neighbourhood Watch network for Little Shelford is expected to be in place by the end of the summer. There has been an attempted burglary in Little Shelford. Almost £3,000 raised at the 2016 Fun Week-end has been given out to local groups in Little Shelford. There were 14 burglaries in Little Shelford in the last year. The Parish Council now wants Neighbourhood Watch schemes in every street. A drone flight around the nearby obelisk has emerged. A home in Little Shelford was the most expensive house sold in the Cambridge area in April. (external link) Homeowners whose hedges or trees are overhanging the pavements are about to receive letters from the Parish Council. A Little Shelford scientist has become made a Fellow of the Royal Society. Little Shelford has two new county councillors. The mystery of plants being dead-headed in Little Shelford has been solved. Stop press; The deer involved in the mystery has now been found dead in a garden in Beech Close. Little Shelford playground project has been chosen for the Tesco 5p bag community funding.  The water pump in High Street has been spruced up by villager Bill Savin. A house, and 5 outbuildings and garages in Little Shelford have been burgled. Egrets and an otter have been spotted during March at the Little Shelford Recreation Ground. Actions from the March Little Shelford Parish Council meeting included a push for Neighbourhood Watch schemes across the village and £3,400 for a new speed camera. Jewellry has been stolen in a Little Shelford burglary.  A van caught fire at the junction of Newton Road and Hauxton Road. New helpers are needed for the Little Shelford fun weekend. The new Great Shelford Post Office has opened in Hinton Way.  A new gate has been installed at the Wale Recreation Ground. More than 80% of people in Little Shelford are very or quite concerned about the speed of traffic in the village according to a new traffic survey.  A winter's day in Little Shelford by Ruth Shah. Little Shelford writer Sarah Vaughan's third novel has been involved in a major bidding  There's a new Vice Chairman of the Parish Council. Little Shelford has received a £900 grant. 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.  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. A bid to restore a footpath in Little Shelford have failed. More than 40 people turned up for the Little Shelford footpath inquiry which took place in January. If you are interested in having an allotment in Little Shelford, email littleshelfordparishclerk@aol.com Have you visited our sister websites? Little Shelford is a village located five miles south of Cambridge in the county of Cambridgeshire It has a population of 840 according to the 2011 census (798 in 2001) and 336 homes. The village has one pub, The Navigator, on the High Street and Winners, a fish and chip shop and Chinese takeaway.
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.
|  You can read about the hall on the Little Shelford history website.   Doug Walker from Little Shelford who received a telegram from the Queen to mark his 100th birthday in April.   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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