Drivers face a major road closure near St Neots next week as work continues on the £1 billion A428 Black Cat to Caxton Gibbet scheme. Barford Road in Little Barford will be closed 24 hours a day from 9pm on Friday, September 25, until 6am on Monday, October 19, National Highways said. The closure will allow engineers to install drainage and complete final tie-in work for the new A428 road alignment. Residents inside the closure area will still have access, but the road will remain shut throughout the works, National Highways said. Read more Details emerge after pedestrian dies in crash involving coach on A14 School council creates banner urging safer parking outside Hunts primary school Discover stunning National Trust site with 'something for everyone' Warboys home with indoor pool and leisure facilities for sale at over £700,000 Huge distribution and storage development planned for edge of village There will be no through route between St Neots and Tempsford via Barford Road during the closure. The work will realign Barford Road over a new bridge and link new embankments to the existing road network. Crews will remove the road surface, install deep drainage, kerbs and a new road

A four-bedroom property in Warboys with an indoor swimming pool is up for sale at offers over £700,000. Regent House is a semi-detached property with outbuildings housing the pool, a gym and other recreational facilities. Selling agent Fine & Country said the “characterful and beautifully presented period home” is set in just under half an acre. Entering the property, the porch opens to the entrance hall, which leads to the main reception rooms and the rear hallway. The sitting room features bespoke cabinetry either side of the chimney breast, which has an oak mantel and wood-burning stove. There's a wood-burning stove in the sitting room (Image: Fine & Country) There's a large inglenook fireplace in the panelled dining room (Image: Fine & Country) In the panelled formal dining room, there’s a large inglenook fireplace. The recently refitted kitchen features a range cooker and bespoke cabinetry (Image: Fine & Country) The rear hallway gives access to the recently refitted kitchen, which features bespoke cabinetry, quartz worksurfaces, integrated appliances including a Bertazzoni range cooker, a Quooker tap and a wine chiller. READ MORE: Converted village church for sale for over £6

Events Notices Warboys Library Coffee Mornings Why not come to our Library Coffee Morning. Every Saturday 10am to 12.30pm. Meet people, have a chat. All Welcome. Only £1 for a Cup! 15/09/2026 By Oldtott Read More Events Notices Warboys Library Book Sale Friends of Warboys Library are having a Book Sale! Saturday 7th November2026 from 10.00am to 12.00 Midday. Everybody Welcome – Come and grab some bargains! 15/09/2026 By Oldtott Read More Events Notices May Day Fete Come to the Warboys May Day Fete! Lots of Stalls and Entertainment Throughout. Open from 11am to 3 pm Entry £2 For Adults and U16’s Are Free! 27/04/2026 By Oldtott Read More Events Notices Bacon Butty Bonanza Bacon Butty Bonanza! – 18th April taking place from 8.00am to 12.00pm outside the Royal Oak Pub in Warboys. Please come and support us 🙂 12/04/2026 By Oldtott Read More Events Notices Warboys Library Book Sale Friends of Warboys Library are having a Book Sale! Saturday 18th April 2026 from 10.00am to 12.00 Midday. Ever [Poster Text: Here is the transcription of all visible text, schedules, dates, and announcements from the image: **Main Text:** WARBOYS LIBRARY Coffee Morning! **Schedule/Date:** EVERY SATURDAY 10 am to 12.30 pm **Announcements/Details:** F.O.W.L Friends Of Warboys Library I ❤️ BOOKS (on the chicken's book) ❤️ All Welcome! £1 a cup AND THERE ARE BISCUITS! (on the chalkboard) **Book Spines (from left to right):** FICTION HISTORY GARDENING]

At our school, we are proud to support our Young Carers and recognise the important role they play within their families. We work closely with Centre 33 to provide external support, while internally we offer fortnightly Young Carers sessions where children can come together to chat, share experiences, take part in activities, and relax in a supportive environment. Led by Miss Coles and Mrs Flisher, with support from Mr Bostock, these sessions help ensure our Young Carers feel valued, understood, and supported. We are also committed to raising awareness across the school community and celebrating the dedication, resilience, and compassion shown by our Young Carers every day. Please follow the link below to flag any child that you may deem to be a Young Carer. A Young Carer is a child young person who helps to look after a family member who may have an illness, disability, mental health difficulty, or who may need extra support for another reason. This care can include practical tasks, emotional support, or helping siblings, and it may take place before or after the school day. We recognise that these responsibilities can sometimes impact a child’s wellbeing, learning, and emotional needs. All conversations and responses will be treated sensitively and in confidence. Young Carers Parent Concern form – Fill in form

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Official committee report from Cambridgeshire County Council regarding highways asset management and infrastructure across Warboys and Huntingdonshire.

Full Council Agenda: Council running tombola stall for biodiversity projects during Feast Week. Summer sports activity programme reported fully booked due to high demand.

From Parish Council Minutes: Cambridgeshire County Council confirmed highway maintenance contractors will face financial penalties for substandard repairs starting September. HDC confirmed completion of the Flaxon Walk disabled parking bay ahead of schedule.

From Parish Council Minutes: Cambridgeshire County Council reported a forecasted £60m overspend on SEND services (50% of service budget). HDC Cllr McIlwain confirmed ongoing discussions with the owner and planning department regarding the future of Newman Stores.

Approved updated Highways Asset Management Strategy and winter readiness program. Priority gritting routes across Huntingdonshire and rural connector roads (including B1040) scheduled for pre-winter surface sealing.