other corner is a brick built former shop dating to the 19th century, with its door in a rounded corner. In 2014, Fenland District Council adopted a Local Plan for Tydd Gote, which laid out planning proposals and development strategy for the Cambridgeshire part, which it describes as containing a stable population of 80, as having "no mains drainage and no surface water system", and as abutting the "Tydd Gote [South Holland] Conservation Area", therefore requiring sensitivity to the character of the rest of the village. There would be a restriction on building, other than as infill. Geography Tydd Gote is on the north to south A1101 Bury St. Edmunds to Long Sutton road, called Main Road in the South Holland part of the village, and Sutton Road in the Fenland part. It is south-east from the parish village of Tydd St Mary, and north-east from the parish village of Tydd St Giles. Wisbech is to the south and Holbeach to the north-west. The Wash estuary is north-east. The North Level Main Drain, starting at Parson Drove and flowing to the River Nene, east from Tydd Gote, runs east to west at the south of the village, crossed by Tydd Gate Bridge on the A1101. Community Community facilities and amenities lie mainly in the South Holland part of the village, and included a post office with village store (now closed), and a playing field on Station Road, and Fenlands Church (Tydd Gote chapel) on Main Street, and a caravan park at Old Eaudyke at the west of the village. A Turkish restaurant, previously the Tydd Gote Inn, lies within the Fenland part. There are bus services which connect the village to Wisbech and Tydd St Giles in Cambridgeshire, and Throckenholt, Long Sutton and Spalding in Lincolnshire. There is an angling club based in the village. References External links Parish Council, (Tydd St Mary). Retrieved 15 January 2019 Parish Council, (Tydd St Giles). Retrieved 15 January 2019 Villages in Lincolnshire South Holland, Lincolnshire Villages in Cambridgeshire Fenland District