As part of his commitment to keeping all road users safe, Police and Crime Commissioner, Jason Ablewhite is funding Speed Data Recorders to help communities support the police in tackling speeding.

Local Conservatives have supported two of the proposed routes for an East-West Rail Link which would see the creation of a new railway station for St Neots. 

Huntingdonshire District Council has announced plans to expand its existing loyalty reward schemes for regular market stall holders.

Huntingdonshire District Council has recently implemented a new customer service system which significantly improves the service available to residents.

Councillors considered the budget at a Council meeting last night (Wednesday 27 February) and supported an increase of just 2.6% for 2019/20. A Council Tax increase of 2.6% will mean that an average Band D property will pay £142.16 per year.

Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly supported the Hemingford Grey Langley WI’s Green Hearts campaign in support of a better environment on Saturday 23 February. 

An announcement by Highways England on the preferred route of the A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet scheme has been welcomed by Conservatives across Huntingdonshire.

Conservative councillors and activists were out in force this weekend (Saturday 16 February) in St Neots to ask the question - where has all our money gone? 

Last month, the Prime Minister launched the Long Term Plan for the NHS – a historic moment for patients in Huntingdonshire and across the country.

To mark Sexual Violence Awareness Week, (4th–11th February), Police and Crime Commissioner, Jason Ablewhite is today (Monday 4th) launching a countywide campaign to raise awareness of support available to survivors of sexual violence.