Town meeting

Huntingdon residents invited to annual town meeting

Town meeting offers chance to discuss key issues with councillors <i>(Image: Huntingdon Town council)</i>
Town meeting offers chance to discuss key issues with councillors (Image: Huntingdon Town council)
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Huntingdon residents can engage with the council and discuss key community issues at the upcoming annual town meeting.

The meeting will be held on Thursday, March 6 at 7pm in the town hall.

Mayor Karl Brockett will chair the statutory meeting, which will provide an overview of the town council's work over the past year.

Updates from the chairmen of the finance, leisure and community services, planning, and strategy and corporate plan committees will also be shared.

A highlight of the evening will be a keynote address from Stuart Orme, curator of the Cromwell Museum, discussing the museum's history, significance, and future plans.

This public meeting welcomes all registered electors of Huntingdon to submit questions to town councillors and engage in discussions on community matters.

Residents wishing to submit questions in advance can email: town.council@huntingdontown.gov.uk.

This will ensure councillors and officers can prepare the correct information.

For further details, residents can telephone: 01480 411883.

The meeting presents an important opportunity to directly communicate with council representatives and influence local governance.


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