Mayor James Palmer went on a tour of St Neots on Friday to see how the town will benefit from £4.1 million of Combined Authority investment into its new Masterplan aimed at helping it continue to thrive.

MORE than 3,500 young people aged 16 and over have learnt how to become better drivers thanks to an online learning toolkit funded by Police and Crime Commissioner Jason Ablewhite.

Free NHS health checks are being offered to residents aged 40-74 years to help detect early health issues before they do real damage.

‘The Library Presents’ spring programme of arts events in libraries across Cambridgeshire is currently in full swing, with over 900 people attending events so far, and there’s more to come! The current season continues until 25 May 2019 and the new autumn season will start in September 2019.

Cambridgeshire County Council’s £4.1 million scheme to repair our local roads begins this week.

The work will see nearly 100 roads being treated with micro-asphalt, and a further 30 roads being repaired through a surface dressing programme.

Cambridgeshire County Council’s Commercial and Investment Committee today gave the green light for the submission of planning permission for their new Alconbury Weald Civic Hub.

Police and Crime Commissioners across the country are stepping up to help police forces tackle violent crime following a significant rise of incidents across the UK.

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.