Shelford
Great Shelford is one of Cambridgeshire's larger villages, with neighbouring Little Shelford. The village was deemed Britain's twenty-second richest village by The Daily Telegraph in 2011. Located 4 miles south of Cambridge
| History | The last 50 years have seen the end of Great Shelford as a real village. It has become physically part of Cambridge. The population of 1534 in 1921 has rocketed up to over 4,000 and, to house the growing number of residents, more and more of the village and its environs has been developed for housing. In the 1920s and 30s houses crept gradually along the Cambridge Road to meet those coming south from Trumpington until a continuous ribbon was achieved. |
| Education | Shelford School |
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| Sports facilities | Sports Pavilion |
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| Accommodation | Vine Farm |
| More information | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Shelford |
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