Hinxton

Hinxton is a village and civil parish in Cambridgeshire, England. It is part of the South Cambridgeshire district and lies in the East of England region. The parish covers rural land and a small built-up area around the village green and the parish church. The population is small; estimates place it in the low hundreds.

The area has medieval roots, and the parish church and other historic buildings reflect the long-standing settlement. Hinxton Hall, a country house dating from the 17th century, is a notable landmark in the parish and is now used as a conference and event venue with landscaped grounds. Traditional timber-framed and brick farmhouses contribute to the rural character of the area.

Hinxton has a parish council that manages local issues and represents the village within the wider South Cambridgeshire district. The parish maintains a village hall used for local meetings and events. The community engages in various informal activities and local initiatives, reflecting a close-knit rural community.

The village is accessible by road; nearby rail links are at Whittlesford Parkway and Cambridge. The local economy is primarily agricultural, with some residents commuting to nearby towns and cities for work. Small businesses and rural enterprises also operate in the parish.

There are no schools within Hinxton itself; primary and secondary education is provided in nearby settlements. The village has a church and occasional community activities that bring residents together and sustain village life. Notable people associated with Hinxton are not widely documented.