Wistow is a farming community that has grown up around its church and manor house in the small secluded valley cut by Bury Brook alongside the road between Ramsey and St. Ives. The Church is partly Norman and contains examples of 15th Century painted glass while the manor house dates from the early 17th Century. Wistow Parish Council was formed in 1928 and is currently made up of 7 elected or co-opted councillors who serve for a 4 year term and represent approximately 500 electors. The Council meets regularly on the second Tuesday of every month (except August & December). The meetings take place at Wistow Village Hall at 7:30pm.
Huntingdonshire District Council is launching the final opportunity for representations to be made on Huntingdonshire’s Pre-Submission Local Plan before it is submitted to government for independent examination.
This consultation seeks views on the implementation of provisions in the English Devolution and Community Empowerment Act 2026.
Following the success of last year’s Annual Maintenance Day, we are pleased to announce that the event will be taking place again this year.
The decisions we take now to address climate change and restore nature will define the country that today’s young people will inherit. We want the next generation to inherit solutions, not challenges.
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