In response to a request from the Parish Council, here is

The proposed new location is inside the Village Stores in Chapel Street (opposite the Green). 

You have probably noticed the appearance of a sculpture in front of the Village Hall. Have you looked around the back of it? You might be surprised if you do! Hint: newt!

A working group has been set up to save the Tithe Barn as a public building.

Dear all,

I am writing to you to see if you are able to help us to find a way to look after the Tudor Tithe Barn at Landbeach (a Grade II Listed Building) so that it has a long-term purpose.  For the last forty years, the barn has been leased to the Landbeach Society by South Cambridgeshire District Council. 

Bourne Wood is now 20 or so years old and in need of thinning.

The village hall is now partnered with Localgiving.com, which makes it easy to donate to the Village Hall Improvement Fund.

Landbeach Village Hall at localgiving.com

Why not learn this historic and fascinating skill? We teach you at All Saints' Church, at a time to suit you. For more information, see our Home Page http://www.landbeach.org.uk/groups/199-bell-ringers

A new list of Neighbourhood Watch Coordinators has been published.

We now have a water butt, by the little door at the far end of the church, which you can use for watering plants on graves. If it is empty, there is a tap in the churchyard, against the wall in the corner between the Old Rectory drive and the road.

Charlotte Lowry writes:

"Elm trees are a traditional species for Landbeach and have declined dramatically in the village due to Dutch Elm Disease. The Friends of Worts Meadow Group would like to plant some Elm trees at Worts Meadow.

A new group set up to discuss the management of Worts Meadow has held its first meeting.

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