Stilton, Folksworth & Washingley

The Stilton, Folksworth & Washingley ward encompasses a largely rural part of Huntingdonshire, characterised by agricultural land and the settlements of its three namesake villages. Stilton, positioned along the old Great North Road, is the most prominent. The area's landscape is defined by open farmland and the gentle topography of the former Huntingdonshire claylands, with a network of minor roads connecting the communities.

The ward has a strong historical agricultural identity, with farming remaining a visible part of the local economy. Stilton is famously associated with the cheese that bears its name, though production historically occurred elsewhere; the village was a key staging post for its distribution. The area includes the hamlet of Washingley, a former medieval manor site, adding to the sense of layered history within a working countryside environment.