South Cambs Community Safety Survey 2020

We would encourage Hardwick residents to fill the survey below as it could have a direct effect on safety in our area.

Official survey (sent from Cambridgeshire Constabulary), will close on Sunday 26th July:

This survey aims to collate information from the public on perceptions of safety within their communities. This survey is extremely important in the current climate where the Covid-19 pandemic prevents face to face community engagement. The results of this survey will directly affect the way in which community safety in certain geographical locations is prioritised among the statutory bodies within the South Cambridgeshire Community Safety Partnership.

https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/SouthCambsCSPSurvey2020

 

Highways Roadworks July 2020 – M11 junction 11 Mill Bridge

from communication by Highways England:

M11 Mill bridge interchange maintenance works

There is essential maintenance works to be carried out over the bridges of the M11, junction 11. During this work, they will carry out a bridge joint replacement, repaint a bridge bearing, re-waterproof the bridge bearing shelf and make concrete repairs.

Due to the amount of work required on this project, the works will be carried out in different phases. The first phase of this work will start from Monday 20 July to Wednesday 22 July, on week nights only, working between the hours of 8pm & 6am, subject to weather conditions. There will be more details of the next phase once this has been finalized.

The works will be carried out under lane closures, and therefore not require a diversion route for the works as shown in the location below:

M11 junction 11 gyratory lane closures

Find out more

To stay informed about all the latest major roadworks happening near you, visit www.gov.uk/government/organisations/highways-england to register for the latest alerts. If you have any enquiries please contact the Highways England Customer Contact Centre on 0300 123 5000, or by e-mail to info@highwaysengland.co.uk

Extra-ordinary Meeting : Bourn Airfield development update – 04/08/2020

Update: presentation added 01/08/2020

There will be an online meeting on the 4th August 2020, to receive presentation and update from Countryside regarding the Bourn Airfield development.

The public and press are cordially invited to be present.

You can also attend the meeting by telephone (details here) by dialing (charges apply) 0330 088 5830 or 0131 460 1196

For more information

Anti-social behaviour reporting

Dear residents,

If you witness any anti-social behaviour in the village, please make sure you report the event to the Police (999), the day you have seen/experienced it happening. This is really important – else a lack of reporting puts the Village as low priority on the Police radar, which means less oversight from them for our village.

Interested in playing Tennis?

Dear residents,

If you are enthusiastic about tennis, and interested in making use of the current tennis courts in the Village, found along Egremont Road, please inform the Parish Council of your interest asap.

Should there be enough interests in forming such a group, the Parish Council will then look into resurrecting the facilities for playing tennis.

Please also get in touch if you are interested in being a volunteer for helping out with the above.

Village Play Areas and Skate Park

Updated 13/5/2020

Following guidance from the Government the Tennis Court/MUGA on Egremont Road is open for sports use subject to following the conditions publised on the gate.

Breaches of the conditions may result in the area being closed again.

The public open spaces are open for excercise and recreation in line with Government guidelines. The Parish Council requires everyone using the open spaces to observe the goverment guidance on social distancing (.gov website).

Unfortunately, due to Government order, all of the play areas and the skate park are still closed until further notice to minimise the spread of coronavirus. As soon as we receive guidance from the Government about opening these facilities it will be reviewed.

If you or anyone in your household are displaying symptoms of coronavirus  you must follow the guidance on self-isolating and not use the public open spaces.

Government Coronavirus Advice

NHS Coronavirus Advice