Volunteer Police Cadets Huntingdon unit

08/10/2026

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08/10/2026

05/10/2026

On behalf of all Volunteer Police Cadets and affiliated Uniformed Youth groups programmes in UK Policing, we are so proud to receive this fantastic Letter from HM The King, addressed to all Cadet leaders and colleagues!

The King's warm, generous words mean so much to us and will mean so much to everyone across all our Cadet programmes!

Thank you Sir, this is greatly appreciated. We are so proud to be part of amazing Uniformed Youth groups with incredible young people, volunteers, trusted adults, colleagues and partners in all our communities!

20/08/2026

14/07/2026

🚔 Volunteer Police Cadets Out on Speed Patrol 🚔

This evening, our Volunteer Police Cadets joined Special Constables Forsey and Dance in Brampton to support local speed enforcement patrols.

Working alongside the officers, the cadets helped monitor vehicle speeds and spoke with motorists, advising them of their recorded speed and offering friendly educational advice about the importance of driving safely within the speed limit.

It was a fantastic opportunity for our cadets to gain hands-on experience in road safety, build confidence when engaging with the public, and help promote safer driving in our community.

A big thank you to Special Constables Forsey and Dance for giving up their time to mentor and support our cadets throughout the evening. Together, we’re helping to make our roads safer for everyone. 👏🚓

Cadets were also visited by Tonys Ices for an end of term treat 🍦



National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

07/07/2026

Our volunteer police cadets had an incredible visit from S/Sgt Courtney from the OSU Operational Support Unit (OSU) this evening.

Cadets got a hands-on look at vital policing kit and an exclusive, high-tech demo of how drone technology is used to track offenders and keep our communities safe!

Check out how these high-tech eyes in the sky help frontline officers:

🚁 Live Situational Awareness: Offering immediate bird's-eye views during active incidents.
🔍 Search & Rescue: Quickly locating vulnerable or missing persons.
🚨 Tackling Crime: Tracing suspects and gathering vital evidence at incident scenes.

A huge thank you to S/Sgt Courtney for taking the time to inspire our future officers and show them the cutting-edge tech shaping modern policing!

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

21/06/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the amazing Dads, Step Dads, Foster Dads, Grandads, and everyone who plays a fatherly role in supporting our Volunteer Police Cadets 💙

Thank you for the lifts to parade nights, the help with polishing boots and preparing uniforms, the words of encouragement when challenges arise, and the pride you take in every achievement.

Your support, guidance and dedication help our cadets grow in confidence and reach their full potential.

We couldn’t do what we do without you — today we celebrate you 👏💙



National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

09/06/2026

On a wet parade night in May, our volunteer cadets proudly supported Op Sceptre by taking part in a knife sweep across two parks in Huntingdon alongside local officers.

These targeted sweeps and patrols are designed to help keep our communities safe by locating and removing any hidden or discarded weapons from public spaces. Officers also carried out patrols and proactive engagement activities as part of wider efforts to tackle antisocial behaviour and raise awareness of knife crime.

We are proud of our cadets for giving their time to support this important initiative and for helping to make a positive difference in our local community.


Cambridgeshire Constabulary
National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

09/06/2026

This evening, our Volunteer Police Cadets were proud to support Hunts Neighbourhood Watch by taking part in a leaflet drop around St Neots.

Our cadets, aged 13–17, spent the evening engaging with the local community and helping to raise awareness of the important work carried out by Neighbourhood Watch. Their enthusiasm, teamwork and commitment to making a positive difference were on full display throughout the event.

Volunteering opportunities like this help our cadets develop confidence, communication skills and a greater understanding of community safety, while giving something back to the areas in which they live.

A huge thank you to Hunts Neighbourhood Watch for inviting us to support this initiative, and well done to all of our cadets who gave up their time this evening to help.


Cambridgeshire Constabulary
Neighbourhood Watch Association
National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub