See which local businesses in Stapleford and the Shelfords are still open, and what their revised opening hours are. A group from Stapleford has formed a team of volunteers who would be very happy to ring, email or even Skype or FaceTime anyone who would like some personal contact from time to time.  Sign up for the Stapleford Cambridge electronic newsletter Granta Medical Practice are cancelling all routine face-to-face appointments. This is for the safety of both their patents and our staff. Instead they are offering an enhanced telephone service from clinicians. If you would like to receive a phone call please ring 0300 234 5555 (8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday) or alternatively you can contact them with non-urgent queries via email on capccg.covid19.gmp@nhs.net The campaign to reinstate the Tree pub has ended 70% of people said they found the Stapleford Online website "extremely helpful" according to a survey. Read about the actions and minutes at the February Parish Council meeting. New volunteers are needed to join the Stapleford Messenger team. Dr Schramm is leaving the Shelford Medical Practice. The Parish Council's share of the village's council tax bills will increase by 3% from April. Stapleford school has been ranked 36 out of 188 schools in Cambridgeshire according to the new Real Schools guide (external link). The Rose pub has re-opened. Granta Medical Practice which includes the Shelford Health Centre is extending access services for patients, including pre-bookable and online appointments from 8am to 8pm Monday to Friday. How should £233,000 be spent in Stapleford? The Parish Council carried out a village-wide survey in December. Controversial plans to demolish the existing outbuilding at the former Tree pub and replace it with a 3-bedroom home have been given the go ahead. Granta Medical Practice, which includes the Shelford Medical Practice, has been rated outstanding. A new online pharmacy service has been launched on the outskirts of Stapleford. The deadline has now passed to respond to the proposed route for a new public transport route on the edge of Stapleford and Great Shelford. Meanwhile one blogger says the proposals will spoil the village forever but challenges local people about being ambivalent to the plans. The Great Shelford Health Centre has hit back at criticism about how difficult it can be to get an appointment. Train set building is being introduced at Arthur's Shed at the Arthur Rank Hospice in October 1st Shelford Guides have been saved. Results of an archaeological survey of Stapleford were unveiled in October. Sign up for the Stapleford Cambridge electronic newsletter Helen Hale from Stapleford WI attended a lobby of Parliament on Climate Change and the environment, on behalf of the WI. New bus stop signs (commonly called flags) have been erected in Stapleford in Mingle Lane, Gog Magog Way, Haverhill Road and Bar Lane. The rules have been changes regarding walking dogs on the Recreation Ground. Stapleford Granary has won a major architectural award.  Stapleford's community warden scheme has launched. Renewable energy system solar panels will be mounted on carports above the car parking spaces at the Babraham Park and Ride. A £3 parking charge has been introduced at the Magog Down. A new 20 MPH zone is being introduced in parts of Stapleford. See a map of the Stapleford roads affected. The Gog Farmshop at Shelford Bottom has been crowned East Anglia’s Farm Shop & Deli award winner for 2018, and received a commendation for the nationwide Farm Shop of the Year. Sign up for the free Stapleford Cambridge e-newsletter A 29 acre development in Stapleford and Great Shelford, with 180 new homes and a "care village", is being offered online by an Essex developer. Stapleford Cambridge now has its own Facebook page. Stapleford is 4 miles from Cambridge. Around 1900 people now live in the village which lies between Great Shelford and Sawston. The village has a Community Primary School, a church hall, the Johnson Hall, St Andrew’s Church, the Jubilee Pavilion and two Public Houses, The Three Horseshoes, and The Rose. There is also a campaign to re-open The Tree pub. The pavilion, on the Stapleford Park or recreation ground, was renovated in 2012 and re-named the Jubilee Pavilion to mark the diamond jubilee of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Stapleford is twinned with Villedomer in the Loire Valley, France. Wandlebury, with the remains of a 5th Century BC Iron Age Hill Fort,110 acres of woods and chalk grassland, and 8 miles of footpaths, is in the north-east corner of Stapleford. The Magog Down is an area for restoration, conservation and informal recreation on the Gog Magog Hills off the A1307 road to Linton and on Haverhill Road, Stapleford. Famous people from Stapleford Cambridge include Sir John Sulston, Robert Huff and Thomas Blossom. 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The Stapleford village online website also includes details about Stapleford bed and breakfast accommodation information. 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If you do not wish to be kept informed by Stapleford Parish Council of information that we think might be of interest to you please let us know by contacting us. | The Great Shelford March electronic newsletter is out. Headlines include; Arthur Rank Hospice Shop in Woollards Lane, Great Shelford has been burgled. Dr Schramm is leaving the Shelford Medical Practice 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. There are a bonanza number of events this month including; Shelford Swish and repair shop Shelford Twinning Association quiz night Annual Rainbow Preschool Bingo Night Bowls Club tabletop sale An evening with Richard Coles Comic Mayhem with Victor and Albert Comedy at the library A murder mystery night and a comedy night at Shelford Rugby Club The Shelford and Stapleford Youth Initiative big breakfast The Little Shelford hedgerow deep clean Aladdin and Green Book at the Little Shelford Film Festival Shelford writer Sarah Vaughan’s latest thriller, Little Disasters, is out in April. Have you heard about the time she clashed with Prime Minister Boris Johnson? (External link) Little Shelford headlines Outbuildings at a house in High Street were burgled in February. The results of the village’s housing needs survey will be revealed at the Parish Council meeting on March 16. A hedgerow deep clean will take place across Little Shelford in March. Retired Little Shelford architect Neil Ruffles has proposed a new Cambridge great park (external link.) More and sign up for the Great Shelford January electronic newsletter. Could some of the Stapleford verges be left longer to encourage local wildlife asks a villager. Developments at a reservoir on the edge of Stapleford have intrigued one local resident. The Gelatine factory - one of more than 30 historical postcards and photos of old Stapleford featured on Stapleford Online.   Stapleford resident Shaun Levitt shared provided this photo of aircraft over Stapleford in 1944 to the Stapleford History website. The planes are B-17 Flying Fortress bombers. Below you can see Stapleford as it was before the housing development of the 1950s and 60s. You can also see the tank trap running diagonally across Haverhill Road and up towards Hinton Way.  Stapleford photographer Keith Taylor exhibited his work (featured above) as part of the Cambridge Open Studios. 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The website can be contacted at staplefordvillageonline@gmail.com Areas and things covered by this website: This community website for Stapleford village near Cambridge includes details about Stapleford Parish Council, Stapleford Pavilion, other Stapleford venues, Stapleford pubs including The Rose, Stapleford Community Primary School, the Stapleford events calendar including what's on in Stapleford near Cambridge, details about Stapleford history, shops in Stapleford including the Spar, and Water Lillies, Stapleford businesses including Murketts, builders in Stapleford including Gatward Builders, plumbers in Stapleford, Stapleford churches including St Andrew's Church, Stapleford community groups, Stapleford charities, planning applications in Stapleford including the Neighbourhood Plan, the Stapleford fun run, sports clubs in Stapleford including Stapleford Tennis Club, Wandlebury County Park, the Magog Down, the Great Shelford Medical centre, the Great Shelford post office, the Great Shelford dentist, and Great Shelford library. The Stapleford village online website also includes details about Stapleford bed and breakfast accommodation information. 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