Road repairs and improvements
We have been informed work will be done in Scotts Close on 7th May and in Scotts Crescent on 7th and 8th May 2026.
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We have been informed work will be done in Scotts Close on 7th May and in Scotts Crescent on 7th and 8th May 2026.
We have been informed the works are now scheduled for installation next week, on Wednesday 12th and Thursday 13th March. Crews will undertake the works under multiway traffic signals, and no road closures are expected.
Please see this important PRESS RELEASE from Huntingdonshire DC. We are encouraged to participate and give our views Public Consultation Opens on Local Government Reorganisation In Cambridgeshire – Huntingdonshire.gov.uk
Below is a press release that went live today encouraging our participation and contributions.
This shows C I L money received in the financial year ending early April 2025. This money was used to offset repairs to The Maze over the summer of 2025.
In this section are shown Briefing Notes from the recent round of consultation meetings.
Here are shown Briefing Notes from the recent consultation meetings.
Saturday 8th November 2025 Gate opens at 6.00pm Tickets: Adults – £3, children £2 (under school age free) Fireworks at 7.00pm and bonfire lit as part of Fireworks display Food/drink available courtesy of Feast Week PLEASE – no sparklers, walk if possible as limited parking and no vehicular access up Wraggs Row.
At a meeting held on September 15th 2025, attended by County Councillor David Keane, the Highways department confirmed the proposals published previously are to be implemented. Dates for implementation of the revised speed restrictions and associated signage are still unknown and will be the subject of further announcements.
Following correspondence from parishioners which showed some confusion and erroneous facts about the proposed 20mph scheme, Hilton Parish Council is sharing the following update to provide clear and factual information. This is an opportunity to improve road safety in our village, and many residents have asked for more detail about the background, costs, and impact. […]
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