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East West Rail WILL travel through Little Shelford - and lead to the closure of the Hauxton Road crossing

Side Quest pub launches new wine list

Little Shelford is officially shrinking

Little Shelford is one of the best places to live in England

The Anderson family who say they will be stranded by East West Rail.

The wacky new radiator seats at the Side Quest pub

A Record of Shelford Parva was written and illustrated by Little Shelford grandee Fanny Wale between 1908 and 1919.

It was the first dedicated history book about Little Shelford.

The original copy of A Record of Shelford Parva is kept in the Cambridgeshire Archives.

Copies of the new edition of A Record of Shelford Parva, are available for £30 from Galileo Press.

Tom Bacon was the first person from Little Shelford to be given a blue plaque for his work to get the Apollo rocket to the moon which was installed on March 4 2025.

The Little Shelford bier is now back in All Saint's Church. The was made a centrepiece of Remembrance Sunday. Elspeth Bramley created a floral tribute using real poppy stems and paper petals which fell from the window in the side chapel to the top of the Bier. There are 38 poppies on it in remembrance of the 38 men from Little Shelford who served in the First World War.

The River Cam at Little Shelford Recreation Ground burst its banks on January 7 2025.

Murder arrest after woman found dead in Little Shelford

Northern lights over Little Shelford Memorial Hall October 10 2024

Little Shelford resident Penny Saich attended the King's coronation at Westminster Abbey with Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford.

A tree trunk with a difference in Courtyards, Little Shelford

Nursery quits Little Shelford

Deputy Lieutenant Caroline Bewes officially opening the community orchard

Little Shelford Online most trusted source of local news

New village design guide gets green light

Nightime at the Obelisk by Keith Taylor

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