Welcome to the Cambourne Parish Council Website providing information about the three villages (Great, Lower and Upper) within the community of Cambourne in Cambridgeshire and the activities of the Parish Council.
The Parish Council is the tier of Local Government closest to the people. The next tier of Government for Cambourne is the South Cambridgeshire District Council and the final tier is the Cambridgeshire County Council.
On our website we outline the role and services provided by the Parish Council along with the details of our councillors. We provide you with the dates of our meetings and copies of the agendas and minutes.
This site will enable you to find out about our vibrant community and understand the roles and responsibilities of the Parish Council. It is our intention to enable more residents to play an active role in the community, participate in more activities, attend Parish Council Meetings, take advantage of our excellent sports facilities and thoroughly enjoy living in Cambourne.
| 22 May | Meeting | Annual Meeting of the Council (the start of the new municipal year – election of chairmen) followed by ordinary business of the Council Planning Committee, Leisure and Amenities and Finance and Policy Committee (Election of chairman only) |
* = unless otherwise stated
05 March 2012
Location - Cambourne
Collection Day - Thursday (Week A)
08/03/2012 : Black Bin
15/03/2012 : Green & Blue Bins
22/03/2012 : Black Bin
29/03/2012 : Green & Blue Bins
05/04/2012 : Black Bin
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16 February 2012
Cambourne Parish Council is pleased to announce that 24hr Waiting Restrictions (Yellow Lines) on roads in the Village Centre have been introduced during W/C 13 Feb 2012 as a first phase to improve pedestrian safety and reduce the traffic impact at the Broad Street and High Street
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22 December 2011
From Tuesday 3rd until Tuesday 10th January 2012 Cambourne residents can leave their real Christmas trees at The Hub Car Park. Make sure all decorations are removed and leave it in the area marked by orange fencing, they will be turned into mulch/compost and used by the Parish Council staff in
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