Huntingdonshire District Council formally adopted its new ‘Local Plan to 2036’ at a meeting of Full Council on 15 May 2019.

In light of recent prosecutions in the area, Huntingdonshire District Council are reminding all businesses serving food that they risk robust enforcement action and even prosecution if they continually fail to meet and comply with food hygiene standards.

Huntingdonshire District Council (HDC) is ready to launch a district-wide proposal to promote growth and economic development within its market towns.

Last week (Tuesday 30th April), Huntingdonshire District Council marked the official launch of its new online Customer Portal.

Huntingdonshire District Council has recently introduced a concessionary membership scheme to enable people to access a number of activities at its One Leisure Facilities at a discounted price.

Huntingdonshire District Council has recently completed on the purchase of the Rowley Arts Centre in St Neots, a leisure complex comprising cinema, restaurants, gym and car park. 

The government has announced further funding which will benefit roads in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

Both Cambridgeshire and Peterborough have received the maximum amount of additional road maintenance funding from the Department for Transport.

Huntingdonshire District Council will be hosting a number of demonstrations of new technology that will make car parking more convenient for you over .

A £3 million fund to improve village halls and better connect rural communities across the country has been launched by the government.

With more than 10,000 village halls across the country, these spaces provide vital hubs for communities to connect, collaborate and celebrate.

The phased implementation of ‘Pay for What You Use’ parking in Huntingdonshire’s Off-Street Car Parks is to begin, with the first machines to be installed on 9th May – part of our strategy to deliver  convenience to car park users and benefits to  local businesses, supporting economic growth in o