About 210 people live in Great Eversden and 600 in Little Eversden in a total of about 310 houses.

One Parish Council serves both villages.

The Meridian Line runs between Great and Little Eversden. The villages lie mainly on clay at the foot of a chalk ridge as the land flattens out towards Cambridge. Cambridge is about six miles to the north east.

The villages have two churches, a village hall, and a recreation ground with a playground. The shop closed in 2005. The Hoops is now The Hoops Tandoori Indian restaurant, take-away, and bar (Click).

The Wheatsheaf  (strictly speaking in Harlton on the A603 on the very edge of Little Eversden) reopened in August 2007 as La Pergola Restaurant and Wheatsheaf Bar (Click for menus and special Festive Events).

The website is firstly a magazine and secondly an archive of Eversden life this century. It is designed to fit inside 800 pixels.

This website is for Eversden people near and far and for anyone else interested in village life and landscape.

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