Hail Weston Playground, 2014
Photo credit: C. Redit
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ourselves from getting COVID-19?
Coronavirus is still a really serious issue – it hasn’t gone away,
even as lockdown measures are being gradually relaxed. Click here for more information Test-and-Trace-Information
Vacancy for Councillor Notice – One
There is ONE vacancy on Hail Weston Parish Council caused by Resignation of a Member.
The Parish Council will fill this vacancy by co-option at the next meeting June 16th, 2020 or any subsequent meeting until the vacancy is filled. If you are interested speak to HWPC or Clerk.
CANCELLED
In line with current ‘social distancing’ advice the Parish Council have taken the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Parish Assembly. Contributors will be invited to provide a written update to be posted on this website.
St Neots Timebank is now open to all residents in the PE19 postcode area.
To find out more about the scheme of how to get involved look at the website: stneotstimebank.org.uk, phone 07590 909057 or email time.volunteers@outlook.com
No formal commitment or specialist skills required.
This month we have been active for 8 Years – join us to celebrate
7th March 2020
11am till 2pm
You are invited to join us at our Coffee Morning
at St Mary’s Church Hall, St Neots
Usual refreshments plus Birthday Cake
Entertainment with the ‘Merrymakers’
FREE entry, non-Members welcome
Highways England is undertaking necessary improvement works on the B645 Kimbolton Road / B1048 Crosshall Road bridge above the A1. Works will include the replacement of joints, kerbs, road markings, studs and improvements to the road surfacing.
These road improvements are necessary to maintain the strategic road network along the A1. These safety improvements will add benefits such as a better road surface and an improved journey for road users.
The work is planned to start on Monday 9 September for approximately 2 weeks and will require two way traffic lights as well as a 24 hour closure of B645 Kimbolton Road / B1048 Crosshall Road at Crosshall bridge, followed by overnight closures of the A1 northbound entry and southbound exit slips between 8pm and 6am on weekdays only.
Traffic Restrictions
In order to minimise the impact on local communities and road users, we will only divert traffic onto local roads when absolutely necessary. We have consulted closely with the local authority to agree the most appropriate diversion route which is highlighted on the enclosed map. Access for emergency vehicles will be allowed at all times.
The following road closures will be in place.
• Closure of the B645 Kimbolton Road / B1048 Crosshall Road at Crosshall bridge from Tuesday 10 September 6am to Friday 13 September 6am (Diagram A) • Closure of the A1 northbound entry slip on Friday 13 September between 8pm and 6am (Diagram B) • Closure of the A1 southbound exit slip from Monday 16 September to Thursday 19 September between 8pm and 6am (Diagram C)
Pedestrian and cycle access across the Crosshall bridge will be available for the duration of the works.
Due to the nature of the work being carried out, some noise and light disturbance is unavoidable. We will however attempt to keep this to a minimum. The works will be intermittent, there will be times when there are no visible works taking place. This is due to us having to wait for surface cooling before further work can take place.
Please note that these works are subject to weather conditions and dates may change. Notices onsite will provide the most up to date information. Should there be a requirement to significantly re-programme the work, a further notification will be issued.
If you have any queries about our work, or want to know more, please contact us
on 0300 123 5000 or via email at info@highwaysengland.co.uk
Alternatively you can contact GRAHAM Construction who will be carrying out the works directly via email at HEworks@graham.co.uk
(Crosshall) Letter and Diversion routes
Yours sincerely
Steve Cox
This is the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined Authority Local Transport Plan consultation page. The draft Local Transport Plan, alongside details of how to get involved in shaping the future of transport in our area was launched on Monday 17th June.
Our consultation is an exciting and powerful conversation about the future of transport in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
For a simple guide to the Local Transport Plan, including a summary of the key transport projects in your area, click here.
Throughout the consultation period, which runs from Monday 17 June to Friday 27 September 2019, we will be providing the opportunity to ask questions and give feedback via a number of channels:
Online: Our online questionnaire can be completed here.
Email: send an email to LTP@cambridgeshirepeterborough-ca.gov.uk
In person: talk to a member of the team about the Local Transport Plan at one of our staffed events (details below)
The documents that form the draft Local Transport Plan can be found using the following links:
The Frequently Asked Questions for the Local Transport Plan here.
Parkinson’s UK are hosting a Walk for Parkinson’s at Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridgeshire on Saturday 28th September 2019, to raise awareness of the condition.
If at all possible could you help promote the walk through your social media channels, a newsletter, magazine or by printing the attached poster and displaying on a notice board?
You can find out more about the event here: https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/walkwalk19