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An impromptu visit to Godmanchester Community Plant Nursery & Cafe today and I spotted some of Wild About Huntingdon's w...
04/06/2026

An impromptu visit to Godmanchester Community Plant Nursery & Cafe today and I spotted some of Wild About Huntingdon's wonderful nature signs which we are proud to have helped to fund through our Enabler seed funding.

They look fabulous in real life and really made me smile (as did the lovely cheese scone I bought from the café!)

Gentle mid‑week wanders for neurodivergent women!Join Wandering Minds, a St Neots based Women’s Walking Group for Neurod...
02/06/2026

Gentle mid‑week wanders for neurodivergent women!

Join Wandering Minds, a St Neots based Women’s Walking Group for Neurodivergent Women, at Paxton Pits on July 15th for a relaxed, no‑pressure walk and friendly company.

Paxton Pits Nature Reserve: High Street, Little Paxton, PE19 6ET, outside Visitor Centre (picnic benches)
Wednesday, July 15th, arrive from 3:30 p.m.
Set off 3:45 p.m.

Angela will be there from 3:15 p.m. for a cuppa and early chat.

If you would like more details please contact us and we will put you in touch with Angela.



[Photo reads 'Wandering Minds. Women's Walking Group for Neurodivergent Woman. Picture shows 5 women walking between trees and plants']

02/06/2026

Being next to water can help children be happier and healthier, but it’s important they know how to stay safe.

Spending a short time talking about water safety as a family can make a difference.

You can be water smart by accessing practical advice and useful resources on our website, to help you ensure your family has the right skills and knowledge to stay safe in and around water this summer: www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/be-water-smart.

Free HiVis Event at Huntingdon Library!Cambridgeshire Libraries, in partnership with the Huntingdonshire Society for the...
01/06/2026

Free HiVis Event at Huntingdon Library!

Cambridgeshire Libraries, in partnership with the Huntingdonshire Society for the Blind, is hosting its annual HiVis showcase for vision‑ and print‑impaired readers.

Huntingdon Library
Friday 12 June
10am–12 noon
Free entry – no booking required

This friendly drop‑in event brings together a range of organisations offering advice, demonstrations, and hands‑on access to helpful gadgets and equipment. Nothing is for sale — it’s simply a chance to explore what’s available and ask questions.

Exhibitors include:

Blind Veterans
Cambridgeshire County Council Sensory Services
Care Micro Enterprises
Cobolt
Deaf Blind UK
Guide Dogs UK
Healthwatch in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Humanware
Huntingdonshire Society for the Blind
Adlam & Coomber Optometrists
Specsavers (Hunts)

Whether you’re looking for practical support, technology to make reading easier, or information for yourself or someone you support, this event is a great opportunity to discover what’s out there.

For more information email [email protected] or call 0345 045 5225

Age UK Cambridgeshire and Peterborough How Are You Hunts Disability Huntingdonshire Care Together - Cambridgeshire County Council Care Network Cambridgeshire Caring Together Charity

[Image shows a several people in a library around desks exploring assistive‑technology devices such as magnifiers, digital readers, and lamps displayed on tables. There are 2 guide dogs laid on the floor.]

Not long left now to apply to become a Digital Hub!Get your applications in before Friday June 5 - for more information ...
29/05/2026

Not long left now to apply to become a Digital Hub!

Get your applications in before Friday June 5 - for more information or to apply click here:

https://ow.ly/5NeW50Z11Zn

Do you know that village halls, community centres, charities and other trusted local spaces in Cambridgeshire can apply for a grant to become a Digital Hub?

With up to £4,200 available from Connecting Cambridgeshire, funding can support connectivity, devices and tools to help local people get online and build digital confidence.

- Applications close Friday 5 June 2026

- Find out more and apply: https://ow.ly/5NeW50Z11Zn

Did you know the Knife Angel is currently in Cambridgeshire?The Knife Angel is a 27-foot-tall statue constructed from ov...
28/05/2026

Did you know the Knife Angel is currently in Cambridgeshire?

The Knife Angel is a 27-foot-tall statue constructed from over 100,000 blunted, surrendered, and seized blades.

The statue tours the UK to raise awareness about knife crime and serve as a memorial to victims.

The photo shows our colleagues from Communities Service East Cambridgeshire at the opening, they found it very impactful.

The statue gives a unique opportunity to reflect, think and talk about the difficult topic of knife crime in the UK.

The Knife Angel will be on Palace Green, facing Ely Cathedral until 17 June 2026.

Fusion Family and Youth Projects St Ives Town Council St Neots Youth Engagement Ramsey Neighbourhoods Trust Centre 33 - supporting young people in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Huntingdonshire Youth Radio Young Technicians Academy

27/05/2026

**FREE EVENT, THIS FRIDAY!***

Come along to our Open Day and learn essential water safety skills that could help save lives. Whether you are a parent, carer, child, or just want to feel more confident around water, this is a great opportunity to gain practical knowledge in a welcoming environment and to take part in some of our amazing activities, both on the water and on land:

✅ Learn how to stay safe in and around water
✅ Pick up vital safety tips for all ages
✅ Meet our team and ask questions
✅ A fun, informative day for the whole community
💧 Knowledge saves lives — don’t miss out!

👉 Book here: https://grafhamwater.cinolla.com/grafham-water/category/water-safety-day

Join Volunteer Cambs, Support Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Volunteer Centre at the Huntingdon Volunteer Fair on Sa...
27/05/2026

Join Volunteer Cambs, Support Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Volunteer Centre at the Huntingdon Volunteer Fair on Saturday 20 June at Huntingdon Methodist Church!

Looking to give back, meet inspiring local organisations, or discover new opportunities in your community? This is your chance to connect, get involved, and make a real difference.

• Meet friendly teams ready to help you find the perfect volunteering role
• Explore a wide range of local causes and initiatives
• Learn how you can support others while building new skills and friendships

Whether you can spare a few hours or want to take on something more regular, there’s a role waiting for you.

Some of the wonderful organisations who will be there include Home-Start Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire District Council, Ramsey Rural Museum CIO, Age UK Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Ouse Valley Radio, Diamond Hampers CIC - Community Support Organisation, CamCare UK, Woodgreen Pets Charity, T.S. Cromwell Huntingdon Sea Cadets and many others!

Come along, say hello, and start your volunteering journey!

Huntingdon Town Council Huntingdon Living NOTICEBOARD Huntingdon First

[Photo reads 'Huntingdon Volunteer and Community Fair. Saturday 20 June. 10am - 1pm. Huntingdon Methodist Church, 17 High St, Huntingdon, PE29 3TE. Free. Discover a variety of worthwhile causes and find your ideal match! Volunteer Cambs logo is shown along with a photo of a previous volunteer fair with tables and banners of organisations, people at the stalls and members of the public looking round.]

26/05/2026

Are you receiving additional forms of support? If so, you could be eligible for 15 hours of early learning for your two-year-old. For further information and to apply, visit our Cambridgeshire County Council > Funded childcare for two-year-olds webpage.

22/05/2026

The heat health alert for the East of England has been upgraded to amber from 2pm today (22 May) until 5pm on 28 May, with temperatures set to soar over the next few days.

While we hope people enjoy the warm weather, please remember to do so safely and look out for others who may be at a higher risk of becoming unwell.

If you have to go outside, try to keep out of the sun between 11am and 3pm when it’s at its hottest, walk in the shade, apply sunscreen regularly, wear a hat and light clothes, and drink plenty of water.

Staying indoors? Keep your home cool by closing windows and curtains in rooms that face the sun. ☀️

For more tips on staying safe on hot weather, visit: https://ow.ly/GIOQ50Z34VJ.

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Huntingdon Library And Archives, Princes Street
Huntingdon
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