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Your Parish Council will be continuing to operate Saturday surgeries from 10am – 12pm at The Hub, 6 High Street. This is an opportunity for Parishioners to pop in to discuss any issues or concerns they may have. Please pop in and say Hello!
Saturday 18th February | Cllr M Pryke | Cllr P Heaford |
Saturday 4th March | Cllr P Kent | Cllr S King |
Saturday 18th March | Cllr N Ferrier | Cllr R McGee |
Huntingdonshire District Council (HDC) is calling on residents to take part in dedicated ‘Climate Conversation’ focus groups that will help shape the District Council’s Climate Strategy.
The focus groups, which take place online from Monday 3 October, will build on the results of the Climate Conversation survey completed by local residents and businesses at the start of the year.
We will be exploring two key topics the relationship between climate change and where we live for example how can we prepare the places where we live and work for the impact of climate change? As well as the impact of how we live exploring themes including how we reduce how much energy we use, how can we reduce the impact of how we get around, and how we can reuse and recycle. The focus groups will be an open discussion about what support local people need to make changes and tackle climate change. The sessions will also cover what changes residents would like to see from the District Council.
The findings of these focus groups will also help support Huntingdonshire Futures – a new strategy that will shape a vision for the future of the district by incorporating People, Place, the Economy and Environment.
Focus groups will take place on:
Monday 3 October at 7pm | Where we live: How can we prepare the places where we live and work for the impact of climate change? |
Tuesday 4 October at 7pm | Where we live: How can our natural environment, our green and blue spaces, help us tackle climate change? |
Wednesday 5 October at 7pm | How we live: How can we reduce how much energy we use? How can we reuse and recycle to reduce the amount of waste we create? |
Thursday 6 October at 7pm | How we live: How can we reduce the impact of how we get around? How can we work together as a community to tackle climate change? |
Anyone who would like to join a focus group session should visit the Huntingdonshire Futures Eventbrite page and register. The session will last about an hour, and as a thank you for their time all participants will be entitled to claim a £10 shopping voucher.
Executive Councillor for Climate and Environment at Huntingdonshire District Council, Councillor Lara Davenport-Ray, said: “We all want to live in an environment that is green and clean, so we are urging our residents to get involved in these focus groups and have their say to help us shape the Climate Strategy for Huntingdonshire.
“By developing this new strategy, we are laying the foundations for a stronger future for everyone across the district. It’s really important that we develop the Climate Strategy as a shared endeavour through ongoing and meaningful engagement with the community.”
If you don’t have access to the internet or would prefer to engage in a different way please contact Israel from the project team on 07498449747 You can find out more about the Huntingdonshire District Council’s approach to tackling climate change and moving towards a net zero Huntingdonshire by 2040 here.
To find out more, visit the Climate Conversation page of HDC’s website.
Huntingdonshire Futures is a new strategy that will shape a vision for the future of the District. Residents can have their say by coming along to the following events or by visiting http://www.huntingdonshirefutures.net. More events will be shared in due course.
During the holiday period the Parish Council Office will be closed and email confirmation of bookings and access codes may be delayed. Consequently, if you are booking the MUGA for immediate (same day) access, please text 07542 681976.
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