• Start of the Summer Drink Driving Campaign

  By LongBaker at 11:17 on 02/06/12

  

  A confidential number to report drink drivers and those driving under the influence of drugs launches today (Friday June 1,) to coincide with the force's summer campaign. The enforcement campaign runs until the end of June, while the confidential hotline will be piloted for three-months. Using the 0800 032 0845 number, which is available 24/7, people can get involved in the campaign by supplying police with information about drink and...

• Jubilee and Bank Holiday Road Closures

  By LongBaker at 12:28 on 30/05/12

  

  Below is list of all the road closure across Huntingdonshire over the Jubilee Weekend and Bank Holidays, mostly due to events and Jubilee celebrations such as street parties. ST IVES, Market Hill, Sheep Market, Bridge Street, Crown Street 00:01hrs 01 June to 22:00hrs 05 June 2012 - Diversion Oliver Road - East Street - Broad Leas - North Road and return as signed. ST NEOTS, Market Square 15:00hrs 01 June to 11:00hrs 04 June 20 -...

• High Tech Investigations for Road Collisions

  By LongBaker at 09:00 on 28/05/12

  

  A new 3D laser scanner used to investigate road collisions could clear the roads more quickly in Cambridgeshire following an incident. The technology saves times by making a 3D image of the scene, rather than officers having to physically measure the scene. It can record up to 120,000 details per second, whilst rotating 360 degrees. Cambridgeshire is one of 27 forces to receive the technology, along with Bedfordshire and...

• Huntingdon Women are Better at Parking Than Huntingdon Men

  By LongBaker at 17:19 on 01/02/12

  

  Women are Officially Better at Parking Than Men, that is the result of some secret surveillance of car parks across the country. In one of the most comprehensive studies of the differences between the parking abilities based on gender show that though women generally take longer to park 21 seconds instead of 16 seconds for men, women achieved a great level of accuracy in centring the car in the parking bay. 52% for women and only 25%...

• Local Huntingdon Organisations to Receive Transport Grants

  By HuntsNews at 09:49 on 25/01/12

  

  As part of its support for local transport and improving accessibility for the most vulnerable in our community, Huntingdonshire District Council has awarded £27,400 to three local organisations. This is in line with the commitment of the council to help the voluntary sector as much as possible. To help vehicle replacement programmes, Nene & Ouse Community Transport has been granted a sum of £15,000 to assist with the...

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