About Great Wilbraham
Great Wilbraham is a small village to the east of Cambridge, UK, nestled among the arable fields bound to the north by A14 and to the south-east by A11. The village history is rich and long, although the surrounding lands have mostly always been used for farming. In the Middle ages, the manor of Great Wilbraham was owned by Knights Templar who built a Temple, a house that is still present, after many modifications and currently a Grade II listed property.
Administratively, the village is looked after by Great Wilbraham Parish Council , South Cambridgeshire District Council and Cambridgeshire County Council.
The parishes of Great Wilbraham, Little Wilbraham, Fulbourn and Six Mile Bottom are covered by the Fulbourn and Wilbrahams Parish and each village have their own church.
You can read more about Great Wilbraham on the Great Wilbraham blog, see photos of Great Wilbraham on the Wilbrahams and Around Great Wilbraham flickr. Both of these flickr pools have some wonderful photographs of the Wilbrahams taken by the locals and you should be able to join and contribute, you'll just need to sign up for a yahoo account.
If you are a local photography enthusiast, you may be interested in Bottisham and Burwell photography club. Although not based in Great Wilbraham, the club is based in the nearby village of Bottisham where we have to go for our aches and pains, as the nearest doctors surgery and the dentist are also located there.
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Flower and Produce Show 2010
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