Bluntisham, Earith & Needingworth

The Bluntisham, Earith, and Needingworth area in Huntingdonshire is a rural part of Cambridgeshire, characterised by flat fenland landscapes and agricultural land. The villages are connected by quiet country roads, with the River Great Ouse flowing nearby, providing a focal point for local wildlife and outdoor activities. Bluntisham and Needingworth feature traditional brick and timber-framed houses, while Earith sits at the junction of the Old West River and the Great Ouse, known for its historic sluice gates.

The area has a mix of farmland, small businesses, and community facilities, including primary schools, village halls, and local pubs. The Needingworth Quarry, now a nature reserve, has become an important habitat for birds and other wildlife. Public transport links are limited, with most residents relying on cars for travel. The villages maintain a quiet, close-knit atmosphere, with local events often centred around the churches and village greens.