Learning at Wandlebury

Hands-on sessions exploring nature, archaeology and local history in a setting unlike any classroom.

Hands-on sessions exploring nature, archaeology and local history in a setting unlike any classroom.

Hares are most active in March, bounding through fields and often best seen in places like Varley’s Field, Wandlebury and open grasslands around Coton.

Across our estate, careful, often unseen work continues to protect the buildings and landscapes that hold Cambridge’s story.

National planning policy is being rewritten, shifting decisions away from elected councilors toward officers and regional leadership.

The Government is proposing significant changes to the National Planning Policy Framework that would reshape how development is planned in Cambridge and across England. CPPF is concerned that these reforms risk weakening environmental standards and local accountability. The consultation closes on 10 March. Here we explain the proposals and how you can respond.

CambridgePPF’s most ambitious project is the creation of a major new nature reserve on the western edge of Cambridge

Leaving a legacy matters

Our corporate partners ARM and Illumina are proving that business can be a force for good, helping restore Wandlebury. Together, we’re making measurable progress for people and wildlife.

The Wandlebury ring wall wall has stood for centuries, holding stories of orchards, gardens and wildlife. Now, thanks to new funding we’re about to begin essential repair work to secure it for the future.

This Position has been filled Warden (Estate Team) Salary up to £25,553 Based at Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge CB22 3AE. Closing date: 10am on 7 April 2025 Click here to download application pack or read below. The Opportunity This is an…