Councillor Surgeries will start again from September 2018, they will take place for half an hour before each Parish Council Meeting, click on the link to read more… Councillor Surgeries
Welcome to the Perry Parish Council Village Website, this site has been designed as a ‘one stop shop’ and hopefully will be a valuable source of information and news for residents and visitors alike.
Perry is a beautiful village situated on the south side of Grafham Water which is approximately six miles south west of Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire.
You’ll find the latest news and information about Parish Council and community activities within the website.
The Parish Council meets on the first Wednesday of most months at 7:30pm in either the Baptist Church or Grafham Water Centre (see list of meeting dates for full details).
Elsewhere on this site you can find the minutes and agendas of the Council meetings.
The Parish Council considers planning applications within the parish and makes recommendations to the Planning Authority, Huntingdonshire District Council. You can easily access current and past planning applications through our Planning page.
We have included a range of other information such as the Parish Council Annual Report, Standing Orders and Council policy documents.
The Chairman of the Parish Council, Nigel Noon says: “We hope that all visitors to the Perry Parish Council Website find it an useful and interesting resource and that it will be used as the first point of contact for village matters. We would welcome feedback about the site, via the contact form or for matters of the Parish Council via the Clerk.
Sponsor A Bird Box
Please sponsor a bird box to raise funds towards the restoration of St Nicolas Church, Hail Weston. These will each be engraved with the details of the respective sponsor and sited in our village. They can be ‘Donated By’, ‘In Memory Of’ or to commemorate an event. Click on the link to read more… Sponsor A Bird Box
March A14C2H News Release
Please use the following links to access the latest information from the project team. The News release focuses on the Archaeology that has taken place on the project so far. https://www.gov.uk/government/news/a14-cambridge-to-huntingdon-archaeology-shines-light-on-6000-years-of-history The latest newsletter can be viewed by using the following link http://assets.highways.gov.uk/roads/road-projects/a14-cambridge-to-huntingdon-improvement/S170271+A14+Archeology+Newsletter+8pp.pdf
Village Defibrillator
Did you know that the village has a Defibrillator? The Defibrillator is located on the wall of the Wheatsheaf Public House (right hand side as you look the pub) and has a luminous sign above it. It is contained in a locked heated cabinet. To access the cabinet a call to the Emergency services is required, asking for the Ambulance service, stating your location and request the code to open the cabinet. The instructions on how to operate the defibrillator are printed upon the unit and it has a ‘spoken voice’ that will lead you through the process. The unit is suitable for use on both Adults and Children. There are also a number of people in the village trained on the operation of the unit and their contact details are within the locked case containing the unit.
