14 September 2026 - Council Business
September District and County Councillor Report
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The small village of Horseheath sits within its own Parish amongst the rolling countryside south-east of Cambridgeshire close to both Suffolk and Essex. With a population of around 460 people, the Parish includes the hamlet of Cardinal’s Green which is divided from the main village by the A1307 Cambridge to Haverhill Road. We have a long history with beautiful buildings and local walks including the Roman Road to Cambridge. Our active community includes the Horseheath Village Community Association which manages our charming Village Hall. Horseheath Cricket Club play regularly on the cricket ground while our Grade 1 listed All Saints Church will delight you. There is always a warm welcome at the Old Red Lion Inn. Enjoy this site - but better come and visit our delightful village!
13 The Green,
Weston Colville,
Cambridgeshire,
CB21 5NT
There are currently no scheduled meetings
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Including the consultation on the draft Greater Cambridge Local Plan
The draft Local Plan for Greater Cambridge sets out the proposals for our built and natural enviroment over the next 20 years. The final public consultation on this major blueprint is now open.
News about Kingsway, the proposed Forest City and the proposed development at Grange Farm
Parish Council meeting
See the most recent full council meetings including agendas, minutes and supporting documents
Information about the village and it's history as well as signposting to local groups, societies and local events.
Submit issues to the relevant local authority, such as potholes, missed bin collections and more.
Find out about the Village Hall including how to hire it for meetings and social events.
Find out about all our clubs and social organisations here.
Find the current and past editions of the bi-monthly village magazine here
Information about the Burial Ground including the terms and conditions of use
The Village Archive. We have a large library of historical information coordinated by our archivist, Mr Stuart Miller. Browse it here.