July 2008New Hardwick business makes energy visibleGreen Energy Options is a local new start-up business based in St Mary’s Court, Hardwick. They make Energy Hubs to measure energy use in your home and are currently offering a 70% discount. June
Susan and Elisha run Race for LifeSusan and Elisha from Sue's Childminding are running this year's Race for Life in memory of Dave Barrett who died of cancer in 2005. Help raise money for Cancer Research UK by sponsoring them here. |
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A review of 2007 from Steven Rose, Secretary of the Hardwick Sports and Social Club
Residents of Hardwick agree that it is a very good idea to separate Luton and Stansted bound aircraft but feel that there are better places to put the holding area which will effect far less people and property values. The Parish Council would very much welcome “NATS” response to their concerns.
In October this year Parish Council Chairman, Ian Storr, is going to Peru to climb the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. As part of his "training" he is asking for sponsorship to climb the highest mountain in England.
Ken Basham has supplied details of the Hardwick Gardening Club's programme of events for 2008, including the date of the Annual show.
Hardwick Football Club invite you to join them for their Christmas Raffle on Saturday 8th December at 8pm at the Sports and Social Club.
Don't miss the PARC Christmas Quiz at the School on Saturday 1st Dec.
Hardwick Football Club are delighted to announce that local firm, Smart Floors Ltd based in Sawston, Cambridgeshire as their new 1st team shirt sponsor.
We have three vacancies for Parish Councillors to fill. Find out how you can help here.
Find out what developments have been taking place in the village of late.
For those of you who are skate boarders, and those of you who have seen that we have had the equipment boarded up, this is why.
There seems to be some more discussions going on in certain parts of the village about the road in front of the village shop. Here is a definitive up to date report.
In October 2008 Parish Council Chairman, Ian Storr, is going to Peru to climb the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Ian is now fully registered to take part in the Peruvian expedition, and is organising a raffle to raise funds for this very good cause.
In May 2008 Parish Council Chairman Ian Storr is hoping to go to Peru and climb the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu to raise money for Action Medical Research.
Welcome Home From Hospital, who are based in Hardwick on old St Neots Road, are looking for volunteers to help welcome people back home after a hospital stay.
The 2006/2007 report from Ian Storr, the Chairman of the Parish Council, is now available.
The newly built £55 million A428 Caxton Common to Hardwick improvement scheme was officially opened today, three months ahead of schedule.
Find out more about our new website, why we've built it and what the future holds.
Jim Stewart (Liberal Democrat) won the local election with 504 votes.
Howard Baker gives an update from the newly formed Hardwick Allotments Association.
Instead of watching the games on Saturday and Sunday, why not join in?
A brief update on the progress being made with the A428 expansion.
News from the Countryside Access Team on the replacement of stiles with kissing gates.
Due to the building work going on at the school over this summer, the Hardwick Gardening Club have come to the difficult decision to cancel this year's Village Show.
Information from the police about bogus callers and the techniques they use.
Get your free guide to community transport schemes.
From Monday 22 January to Monday 5 February 2007, the road just in from of the old Enterprise Cafe site will be closed.
Milton Country Park is an asset not just to Milton and the surrounding villages but to the whole of South Cambridgeshire. South Cambridgeshire District Council intend to close Milton Country Park if they can't find anyone to take it on by 31st August 2007.
The Royal Mail plans changes to the postcode area that affects Hardwick.
The Parish Council has a vacancy for a Parish Cleaner. This is a key role within the Village and the appropriate equipment and training will be provided.
The new Citi 4 service between Cambridge and Cambourne begins on 1st August.
Lived in Hardwick from 1957 to 1963
Former district councillor, President of the community association and church warden in Hardwick
Ed lived and worked at Red Brick Farm from 1948-55.
I have been very disappointed with the developments in the village over the last few weeks.
A general election was held on Thursday 5 May 2005. A County Council election was held on the same date.
A letter from Hardwick Parish Council to Andrew Lansley CBE MP regarding the planned A428 improvement.
I am very pleased to say that the last year has seen considerable improvement in the crime figures for Hardwick.
The crime trends on my beat at the moment seem to be dominated by shed burglaries and Hardwick has had two reported attacks on St Neots Rd. This crime has increased over the last few weeks and I would ask you to check your property is secure.
I am Chris Bradley and I am the new Community Beat Manager for the area.
The general election was held on Thursday 7 June 2001. The County Council election was held at the same time.
The Millennium Planning group were very pleased to see the first events take place and to be enjoyed by so many people.
The Hardwick Millennium Footpath is a circular walk around the village to celebrate the Millennium.
Details of the arrangements for the millennium celebrations.
Update on the plans so far to celebrate the millenium.
Information about the Hardwick Millennium logo, the village sign and the millenium events that are planned.
Updates on the preparations for the Millenium
The Community Association delivered a survey to ask the people of Hardwick how they wanted to celebrate the millennium. This survey put forward various suggestions, and also asked for any other ideas and suggestions.
The results of the election held on 1st May 1997.