For both good, and bad, times are changing and Hinchingbrooke changes with them. The following pages aim to provide information in a readily digestible format so that all residents can read, understand, and make informed views on how they want developments, decisions, and moves in and around Hinchingbrooke to affect them.
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Whilst the HRA is comprised of those living in Hinchingbrooke, we recognise that many of the issues we face are also faced by people who work or visit the country park, hospital, schools and other businesses. If you are affected by the issues raised here by the HRA but are not a resident, then please contact us. We both need and welcome your support and we hope that by working together we can improve things for everyone who lives in, works in or visits Hinchingbrooke.
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With a single access road through Hinchingbrooke Park Road, travel in and out of the estate for motor vehicles is a prevalent issue, with significant delays being symptomatic of any kind of congestion or incident on the surrounding road network. In the news Cambridgeshire Live – ‘Worst traffic in Cambridgeshire’ fears as residents concerned about…
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The recently issued draft local plan proposed an area known as the “NorthHuntingdon Growth Cluster” which is an area that includes: The anticipated issue with the North Huntingdon growth cluster (see chapter 9) is that there will be a huge increase in traffic heading for the Spittals roundabout. With the removal of the old A14…
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The provisional opening date for the new hospital is late 2032 to early 2033. This will be firmed up once the contractor has been identified. Discussions between the hospital and the police are taking place about the hospital acquiring the land between Views Common Road and the hospital. If the above discussions are successful, the…
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On Friday, the 3rd of October 2025, Newlands Developments submitted their plans for a major new logistics park, directly adjacent to the Hinchingbrooke Estate. Comprising of 2.2 million square feet of warehouse space, the development would place 2448 HGVs a day (citation) along the A141, operate 24/7, and replace the skyline north of Hinchingbrooke with…