Residents, businesses, and stakeholders are being invited to take part in a key consultation that will help shape the future of Eye.
The draft Eye Neighbourhood Plan, covering the period 2026–2036, has now been published for public review as part of the statutory Regulation 14 Consultation. This marks an important stage in the plan’s development, giving the community a formal opportunity to provide feedback before the document is submitted for independent examination. Continue reading
CAPALC (Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Association of Local Councils) provides advice, support, training and mentoring to Cambridgeshire and Peterborough parish, town and community councils.
With upcoming elections in some districts, and co-option opportunities arising in others, CAPALC is hosting a free online information session for individuals who may be interested in becoming a Parish or Town Councillor.
The session is designed to give prospective candidates a clear and practical overview of local councils and the councillor role, helping them decide whether it is right for them.
Wednesday 18th March 2026, 7pm – 8pm
Read more on the CAPALC website.
Members of the public are invited to attend a meeting at The Leeds Hall, High Street, Eye on Thursday 7 August at 7pm to discuss the issue of fly tipping around our villages
Lead Officers from Peterborough City Council responsible for Waste collection and Enforcement will be in attendance who will answer your questions and listen to suggestions to find ways of controlling the never ending anti-social and environmentally damaging practice.
Residents and businesses in the village are being invited to comment on the draft version of Eye Neighbourhood Plan, which aims to shape the future of our community over the coming years. The plan aims to reflect the priorities and values of local residents, covering key areas such as housing, green spaces, transport, local services, and community facilities. Continue reading
Peterborough Presents in association with Red 7 Productions have produced a short film about some of the villages history. It features footage from the 2024 lantern parade, interviews with local historians, Eye residents and archival footage from the 1990’s which was filmed by Bert Deane.
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Peterborough City Council has published its draft local plan, which outlines how the area will grow to the year 2044. In reality it’s reviewed every five years so the current plan once approved will cover the city until around 2031. The current local plan was adopted on 24 July 2019.
Peterborough City Council say “Peterborough is experiencing an explosion of growth which will benefit everyone who lives, works and spends time here.” Do you agree? It maybe for the few but not the majority who live here.
We currently have vacancies for parish councillors. For general information about Eye Parish Council please contact the parish clerk. Continue reading
Eye Lantern Parade 2022
Eye lantern parade is set to return on Sunday 17 November 2024, 4 – 6pm. In 2022, around 1,000 people turned out for the event, parading through the village with their hand-made lanterns or watching from the pavement. Peterborough Presents have asked us to share some information about the event which may help you plan. Continue reading
