South Cambridgeshire District Council has kindly provided the Shelford Covid Support Group with a £400 grant to help villagers who are experiencing financial hardship brought on by the pandemic. The...
Ahead of the planned development of new almshouses on More’s Meadow, the Charity has commissioned an archaeological survey of the development site and adjacent land. Starting in mid-September, our neighbours,...
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Jaspaul Hill to the Charity’s board of trustees. A headteacher of 30 years’ standing, much of that time at Mayfield Primary School...
Ahead of the construction of 21 new almshouses on More’s Meadow (see our plans), the Parochial Charities engaged Practical Ecology Ltd to survey the resident wildlife and mitigate the impact...
Great Shelford Parochial Charities are seeking expressions of interest from individuals wishing to support the work we do for the benefit of the residents of Great Shelford. What is a...
As part of our planning permission to build another 21 almshouses, the Charity plans to enrich the landscape across the adjoining fields. This will involve laying out new allotments, planting...
The Parochial Charities have won planning approval to build 21 affordable homes in Great Shelford . . .
Visitors to More’s Meadow will have noticed low-level fencing stretching for several hundred yards around the allotments and adjacent fields.
Yvonne Robinson has decided to step down as a Trustee of the Parochial Charities. A trustee for the past ten years, Yvonne has been very active in the management of...
The Charity has contracted professional biologists to survey the wildlife on the land it owns behind The Hectare, Walden Way and Hobsons Acre, as well as on the allotments between...
