The Fenland group has opened its doors to new members aged 13 to 18. The group meets in March on Wednesdays from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Contact Cadets@cambs.police.uk
Weekly activities, weekend trips around the county and to support big shows and events in London are all agenda items for our cadets.
Opening ceremony
Closing service of Remembrance
Images courtesy of Cllr Karl Webb, Huntingdon Town Council.
March Armed Forces Fair 2025 – West End Park
Further progress has been made in the transformation of March town centre with an area at a gateway point to the town now spruced up.
A patch of High Street outside Iceland now has new planters and paving. A large dead tree that previously dominated the space has been removed.
Work on the area started in March this year funded by savings made during the delivery of the Broad Street regeneration scheme as part of the March Future High Streets Fund programme.
Fenland District Council’s Cllr Chris Seaton, lead member of the March Future High Streets steering group, said: “It’s wonderful to see another area of the town given a fresh new look.
“This entire project has been about enabling March town centre to be a vibrant, attractive place to be for businesses and visitors fit for the future.
“Our thanks goes to all involved in driving forward this successful project, in particular Fenland District Council officer Matt Wright who has led the project.”
As part of the transformation project, work is currently under way to construct a replacement toilet block on the western edge of Grays Lane. Work is expected to be complete in September.
The public realm works have been delivered by Fenland District Council through the £8.4million March Future High Streets investment programme, funded by the Government’s Future High Streets Fund (£6.4million) and the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority Market Town’s Fund (£2million). They came alongside transformational road layout changes to Broad Street delivered by Cambridgeshire County Council.
For details of event being held in March CLICK HERE
Street Tag transforms your daily movement into points, prizes, and purpose.
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Track your steps and collect tags across your area Compete on local leaderboards with your school, community or workplace Reduce screen time and boost family bonding Improve fitness, mental health and community connection Win amazing prizes just for staying active
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If you are, or know, a March community organisation that could do with some financial help, please see the guidance to check whether you meet the criteria. SEE HERE
Round 2 of 2025-2026 Grants and Donations will be considered at the March Town Council meeting being held on 1 September 2025 and applications must be received by 27 August.
Further applications for 2025-2026 will be considered in December and March.
Library drop-in sessions available
A March Library drop-in session will be available during the survey period on 28 August, 2pm – 4pm
You are able to ask any questions you have regarding the local nature recovery strategy.
All libraries throughout the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough region also have access to printed versions of the surveys and maps which you can view at any time.
More dates for community engagement events will be on the website
The consultation is currently live and will be running until Friday 11 September 2025. Please make sure to take the chance to input your views. You can access the survey online here or if you have any questions about the consultation please feel free to contact localnaturerecoverystrategy@cambridgeshire.gov.uk.
