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 last Tuesday of every month (except August & December). The meetings take place at Wistow Village Hall at 7:30pm.
Committee: Full Council
Dog fouling is more than just unpleasant—it’s a public health risk and an environmental nuisance. It affects pavements, parks, and play areas, making everyday spaces unsafe and unhygienic.
Wistow Parish Council would like to inform residents that following a routine tree inspection audit on all trees under its care, two trees in the churchyard, an Ash and an Elder tree, have been identified as posing a safety risk.
Would you like a free Comprehensive Clinical Assessment (Health MOT) in Wistow? If yes, then please read below and get in contact.
With prices for domestic heating oil more than doubling, support is available for Cambridgeshire low-income households dependent on oil for heating and hot water.
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