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Oh What A Lovely War Production

Synopsis:

The play is a British classic, developed by Joan Littlewood at the Theatre Royal in Stratford, and later turned into the iconic film of the same name but director Richard Attenborough. Unlike most plays which tell the stories of individuals or small groups of people within a given context this play presents the story of the British people at war between 1914 and 1918. Full of classic songs of the period the play takes an ironic look at the events of World War I and is a cry for peace in our world. It is a great way to commemorate 100 years since the outbreak of peace and the end of a most devastating war which ripped the countries of Europe to pieces and destroyed a generation. As such it provides the backdrop to our commemoration of the young men of Huntingdon who gave their lives in sacrifice for their country.

This production is raising money for the following charities:

• Combat Stress
• The Commemoration Hall
• Huntingdon Volunteers Bureau
• SSAFA
• Royal British Legion

For more information, please visit the website: www.owalw-huntingdon.co.uk

Interim Audit Statement and Annual Return 2018.

The audit of accounts for Huntingdon Town Council for the year ended 31st March 2018 has been carried out but cannot be completed for the reasons stated in the auditor's certificate. The accounts have been published. Please view the document below for more information.

Pictured above: On the 21st September 2018, the Mayor of Huntingdon presented the 501st Combat Support Wing with a Freedom Scroll in special recognition of the partnership that exists between us.

Huntingdon Neighbourhood Plan

Huntingdon Town Council is working on a Neighbourhood Plan for Huntingdon. A Neighbourhood Plan gives local people the chance to have their say on the future of the town. In order to make sure the plan is an accurate representation of what the people of Huntingdon want, we need to hear from as many of you as possible.

The proposed final draft of the Huntingdon Neighbourhood Plan was approved by Council at the Leisure & Community Services Committee meeting held on 21st June 2018. A public consultation will now run from Monday 23rd July 2018 to Monday 3rd September 2018. This is your chance to comment on the Neighbourhood Plan, and propose any changes.

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