Highways England have provided us with details of forthcoming roadworks information A14 eastbound between junction 18 to junction 20: Road Marking Renewals Highways England plan to complete this work over 5 nights from Monday 15 February to Friday 19 February, on weeknights only, working between the hours of 8pm to 6am, subject to weather conditions. …
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Please see details we have received from Highways Service at Cambridgeshire County Council; Please find attached the ROADWORKS BULLETIN, detailing works and events that are due to start between 1st – 15th February 2021. This only includes works that are due to start between 1st – 15th February and longer term works…
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Highway England have updated their closure times for the weekend works on B1514 Brampton Road as they have been amended and will now start at 5am the next morning and not 9pm as previously informed. The new timings below are for the remaining weekends – these are now 19 hour closures. JANUARY 2021 Saturday…
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As part of the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon scheme works in Huntingdon town centre, Highways England are pleased to confirmed the new station access road for Huntingdon train station will now open from 8am on the morning of Friday 11 December. Both the new access via the A1307 and the existing access via Brampton Road…
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Highways England will be carrying out essential road resurfacing works on the A1307 in both directions between the above locations. They plan to complete this work for five weeks from Monday 16 November to Wednesday 16 December, on weeknights only, working between the hours of 8pm to 6am, subject to weather conditions. Due…
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Some Good News from Highways England… We’re writing to you from the safety of our homes to share some good news about the A14 Cambridge to Huntingdon project. The £1.5 billion improvement scheme, Britain’s biggest roadbuilding project, is opening for traffic today (Tuesday 5 May) – some eight months ahead of schedule. The upgraded road was originally planned to open by…
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A news story issued by Highways England (Jan 2020) A clever little robot is saving drivers on England’s busiest roads from hundreds of hours of disruption. The quirky machine uses precise positioning technology to mark out where white lines need to be painted on new or resurfaced roads. The robot has already saved hundreds of…
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A14 Bypass Ellington to Swavesey – Information received from the Highways England Co Ltd The new 12-mile bypass to the south of Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire – part of the UK’s biggest road upgrade – will open to traffic a full year ahead of schedule. The new bypass will run between Ellington and Swavesey and is…
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Work is well underway on the long-awaited upgrade of the A14 from Cambridge to Huntingdon. Transport Secretary Chris Grayling dug the first spadeful of earth back in November to mark the beginning of construction of the £1.5 billion scheme which will take around four years to complete and is one of Britain’s biggest road building projects.…
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The Census is a survey about all the households in England and Wales. The next Census takes place on Sunday 21 March 2021. Residents are encouraged to take part in the census to help ensure that national and local decisions are based on the most accurate information possible. Funding for public services is often linked…
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Highways England have provided us with details of forthcoming roadworks information A14 eastbound between junction 18 to junction 20: Road Marking Renewals Highways England plan to complete this work over 5 nights from Monday 15 February to Friday 19 February, on weeknights only, working between the hours of 8pm to 6am, subject to weather conditions. …
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Please see details we have received from Highways Service at Cambridgeshire County Council; Please find attached the ROADWORKS BULLETIN, detailing works and events that are due to start between 1st – 15th February 2021. This only includes works that are due to start between 1st – 15th February and longer term works…
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The Town rarely flies its flag at half-mast, but today it has been lowered as a tribute to the late Capt Sir Tom Moore. Capt Sir Tom, at the age of 99, raised over £33 million to help the NHS during this Covid-19 pandemic, for which he was knighted by the Queen. He died of…
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We were delighted to have our Youth Councillors join us at our Full Council meeting this month to hear about their work and why the have volunteered in this role. They have enjoyed making a difference in the Town and speaking up to raise issues that affect our Town’s young people. We are keen to…
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Due to the large number of Vaccine Hubs, urgent support is required at 1 of our testing hubs within the region. The roles range from queue management, registration assistant (welcoming people to the testing site), test operative (actually processing the testing sample, in full PPE, training provided), result logger (logs result), evaluation (asks people why they’ve…
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The third national lockdown was announced by the Prime Minister on Monday 4 January – returning to the message ‘stay home, save lives’ – hand in hand with the announcement of increased vaccinations. Please see these useful reminders to ensure that we all follow the lockdown rules and prevent the spread of Covid-19 Stay home…
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Cambridgeshire ACRE has embarked on a new project, working in partnership with PECT (Peterborough Environment City Trust), an independent charity dedicated to creating more sustainable places. Their new project will deliver the Cambridgeshire Home Energy Support Service, over the next two-years. Their aim is to help people on low incomes, who could be…
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If you would like to comment on the new playground equipment proposed for the recreation land, Skyworld, please would you pass your comments onto Huntingdonshire District Council through their Planning Portal YOUR VIEWS and also provide the Town Council with a copy of your comments. The planning application reference is 20/02553/FUL Any interested residents that…
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