Willingham Village

01/03/2026

‼️ Volunteers Needed ‼️

Willingham Speed Watch is currently looking for additional volunteers to join our team.

Could you spare just one or two hours each month to work alongside like-minded residents and help make Willingham safer for children and the wider community?

We understand that we may not be the most ‘popular’ group in the village. However, our aim is not to penalise drivers — it is to educate and raise awareness, encouraging safer driving along our village roads.

Data collected from the Speed Indication Devices and data loggers on Station Road, High Street and Earith Road clearly shows that speeding remains a significant issue, both day and night, throughout Willingham.

You can view the latest data and statistics here:
https://www.roadwatch.org.uk/Cambs/Willingham/index.html

If you would like more information or are interested in volunteering, please contact us at:

📧 speedwatchwillingham@yahoo.com

28/02/2026

This is a message from Sarah Rutherford.
"I am saddened to share that my mother, Celia Macehiter, passed away peacefully at Cottenham Court Care Home on Friday 13th February, aged 86.
A celebration of her life will take place at The Arbory Trust, Barton, on 10th March at 11 am. All who knew Celia are warmly invited to join me in remembering and honouring her life.
Thank you
Sarah Rutherford (Daughter)"

26/02/2026

The Book Fair will be in visiting the school library on 11th, 12th 16th and 17th March from 3.15pm until 4.15pm. Please come along and earn free books for the school. There will be a QR code for non cash payments.

26/02/2026

Looking for a costume for World Book Day?

A reminder that there will be a costume sale at school pick up this Friday 27 February, ahead of world book day. Please drop off any donations at reception

25/02/2026

Book your Ceilidh tickets now!

Back by popular demand, our fun Ceilidh night. Dancing to highland music with our caller ensuring we make the right moves.

24/02/2026

24/02/2026

A set of keys were found on Rampton Road this morning. Send us a message with a description of the keys if you think they're yours!

21/02/2026

Half term treat? Come and get a delicious burger! Serving 5-8pm, eat in with a drink from the bar or take away and have a drink whilst you wait for your order. Preorder available at order.steakandhonour.co.uk or walk up.

21/02/2026

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20/02/2026

The History of Medicine in Twelve Objects: An Author Talk at Willingham Library

Wednesday 25th February 7:30pm - 9pm

Dr Carol Cooper introduces her fascinating exploration of the origins and development of medical instruments and practice. Learn the history of some extraordinary pioneers, terrifying treatments and amazing innovations.

Doors open at 7:00pm for refreshments. The talk starts at 7:30pm, followed by Q&A, with time to buy books and have them signed by the author.

Tickets are £3, purchase from the library or contact BarHill.Library@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

We are proud to offer this author event in the National Year of Reading.



Image shows author Carol Cooper on the left, with the cover of her book, 'The History of Medicine in Twelve Objects' on the right.