March 2008
Companies on The Ermine Business Park in Huntingdon are being encouraged to recycle more of their waste as part of a pilot scheme set up by the Recycling in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Partnership, (RECAP) of which Huntingdonshire District Council is a member.
Local authorities throughout the county have joined forces with Cambridgeshire ACRE to ensure that any decisions on the closure of post offices in the county to take account of areas of deprivation and growth, new transport and road schemes, and the needs of local communities.
Sunday 16 March saw the first ever Sport Relief Mile held in Huntingdon at Hinchingbrooke Country Park. The event ran alongside over 250 other events nationwide, with the aim of raising money for Sport Relief.
Hundreds of smokers across Huntingdonshire took up the ultimate challenge, to stop smoking for the 25 anniversary of National No Smoking Day 12 March 2008.
Huntingdonshire District Council has commissioned a survey to find out what residents think about the services it provides and the area in general.
Huntingdonshire District Council's website achieved over one million visits during 2007 with an average of 2,749 visits a day.
Sports Relief is coming to Huntingdon this Sunday 16 March with the Hinchingbrooke Country Park Mile taking place alongside the other 250 events nationwide.
If you are looking for activities to keep children active and entertained during the school holidays then look no further than your local leisure centre.
Families are invited to Paxton Pits Nature Reserve to learn all about trees and hedges on Saturday 8 March.
The opportunity to gain a basketball coaching qualification is available in Huntingdon at the end of March.
Hundreds of smokers across Huntingdonshire are taking up the ultimate challenge, to stop smoking for National No Smoking Day on 12 March 2008.
Students from Abbey College, Ramsey gave a presentation to the Huntingdonshire District Council’s development control panel last week about their zero carbon master plan project.
Huntingdonshire District Council has adopted new national standard application forms for planning matters.