Huntingdon MP Jonathan Djanogly visits team behind funeralmap.co.uk
AN INNOVATIVE website which helps bereaved families in planning loved ones’ funerals has been praised by Jonathan Djanogly MP for its foresight.
Huntingdon author has his first novel published
AFTER 20 years of writing, a Huntingdon man has finally had his first novel published.
- Sawtry student selected for top ballet school
- Warning to drivers as Cambridgeshire freezes this weekend
- Victory: Company refund wrongly clamped drivers in St Ives
- Man punched and robbed in St Neots
- Abbots Ripton Primary School with their award from Speaker John Bercow
- Former council clerk jailed for 12 months for stealing £6,000 of public funds
- Man, 24, cut from car after Woodwalton crash
- Two men due in court after discovery of drug factory in Huntingdon
- Bearscroft developers unveil bus plans to achieve nil detriment to A14
- Eaton Socon working single mum’s campaign on BBC’s Sunday Politics Show
- A14 lane closures work near Cambridge is cancelled
- Heavy snow forecast for Cambridgeshire
- New lease of life for RAF Wyton as Brampton draws to a close
- St Neots town clerk gets the sack
- Secret Garden Party given go-ahead to expand again
- South Pole record-breaker talks to Holywell Primary School pupils
- Failed bomb attempt left St Ives woman fearing for her life
- Hinchingbrooke revolution starts with 16-point improvement plan
- Huntingdonshire residents face a 3.5% hike in district council services
- A14 Challenge consultation closes
- South Cambs tax to be frozen for further year
- CAMBS: David Miliband says Labour leader is ‘playing long game’
- Cambs Council Tax bills look set to rise 2.95%
- Trade unions keeping open mind on Circle’s Hinchingbrooke Hospital plans
- ‘My day’ by the people on Hinchingbrooke’s Hospital frontline
- Circle pledge to push through Hinchingbrooke bowel surgery changes
- Where Hinchingbrooke’s £39m debt came from
- Police confirm body found near St Ives lake was missing man
Business See all
St Neots businesswomen buck recession with new enterprise
Forget Girl Power. This is women power and those involved mean business. A growing number of female entrepreneurs is emerging from St Neots as women set up their own businesses to help beat the affects of a stifled economy and provide a way of working on their own terms.
- Hinchingbrooke revolution starts with 16-point improvement plan
- Cambs water bills 5.4% higher from April
Letters See all
Cycleway plan would be danger for young people
AT Monday’s area joint committee in Huntingdon last week, county highways officers recommended that a new cycleway was constructed in several areas around The Causeway in Godmanchester.
- Guided bus good? Try using it at peak times
- Stop wasting money on climate change ‘myth’
- Closing Acer is the wrong mental health model
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