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Brampton Hub receives new funding for mental health support
Reported from The Hunts Post
A mental health hub in Brampton that offers support to young people in the community has been awarded further funding.
In partnership with Huntingdonshire District Council (HDC) and its Health Inequaltites Project, Brampton Hub has received £7,250 from the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Integrated Care System.
The funding will be used for a youth counselling service for 14 to 18 year old's provided by young people counselling specialists, A Mindful Paws, in conjunction with Alconbury and Brampton Surgery. More »
Part of this grant will enable the Hub to pay towards a youth worker, with mental health training, to work in Brampton Youth Club.
The Hub and the Parish Council are actively seeking a resolution to be able to accommodate
more young people at weekly sessions.
Chairman of Brampton Community Hub, Peter Menczer, said: "This project shows the power of different organisations, with different skills, linking up to deliver vitally needed health and wellbeing related services.
"Spending relatively small amounts of money today on young people's mental health issues will save huge amounts of expenditure later in life."
Executive councillor for community and health at HDC, Cllr Ben Pitt, said: "One of HDC's key priorities is to improve the quality of life for local people, and the work Brampton Hub is doing aligns perfectly to this.
"The Hub is offering vital services to support young people's health and wellbeing, whilst connecting with local professionals to ensure the offer is both beneficial and valuable.
"This project is so important to ensure our young residents are getting the support they need. "I encourage residents to get involved with Brampton Hub, and if you know of young people in the area, to signpost them towards this fantastic service, by emailing: clerk@bramptonpc.co.uk."
Find out more about the project on the council's website.
By Debbie Davis
Editor
https://www.huntspost.co.uk/news/23560774.brampton-hub-receives-new-funding-mental-health-support/?ref=eb&nid=2408 » Less
Posted: Thu, 01 Jun 2023 15:19 by Kathryn Hornett
HUNTINGDONSHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL SUPPORTS YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH PROJECT IN BRAMPTON
In partnership with, and the support of Huntingdonshire District Council (HDC), Brampton Hub has initiated their Health Inequalities Project, funded through Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Integrated Care System.
Brampton Hub, a community support organisation run by volunteers, has been awarded a further £7,250 to to tackle young people's mental health issues. The funding will be used for a youth counselling service for 14 to 18 year old's provided by young people counselling specialists, A Mindful Paws, in conjunction with Alconbury and Brampton Surgery. More »
Part of this grant will enable the Hub to pay towards a Youth Worker, with mental health training, to work within Brampton Youth Club. Brampton Hub contract Sports Connections Foundation (SCF) to run a Youth Club with volunteer support. The Club launched in September 2022, and offers a vital space for young people to connect and have fun together and has been a resounding success, and is already at maximum capacity with 40 young people attending weekly. The Hub and the Parish Council are actively seeking a resolution to be able to accommodate more young people at weekly sessions.
Chairman of Brampton Community Hub, Peter Menczer, said: "This project shows the power of different organisations, with different skills, linking up to deliver vitally needed health and wellbeing related services.
"Spending relatively small amounts of money today on young people's mental health issues will save huge amounts of expenditure later in life."
Executive Councillor for Community and Health, Cllr Ben Pitt, saidOne of HDC's key priorities is to improve the quality of life for local people, and the work Brampton Hub is doing aligns perfectly to this.
"The Hub is offering vital services to support young people's health and wellbeing, whilst connecting with local professionals to ensure the offer is both beneficial and valuable. This project is so important to ensure our young residents are getting the support they need.
"I encourage residents to get involved with Brampton Hub, and if you know of young people in the area, to signpost them towards this fantastic service, by emailing clerk@bramptonpc.co.uk."
Find out more about the Health Inequalities Project on the council's website. » Less
Posted: Fri, 26 May 2023 16:20 by Kathryn Hornett
A14 Development Consent Order - Amendments to the Public Rights of Way Network
The following letter has been received:
Dear Cllrs Jordan and Shaw,
A14 Development Consent Order - Amendments to the Public Rights of Way Network
As you will be aware, National Highways have now delivered the new A14 road under their powers granted by the A14 Development Consent Order 'DCO'. This DCO made provision for amendments and enhancements to the public rights of way ('PROW') network in order to enable the scheme to be built. Most of the scheme was built in accordance with the DCO, but a number of small changes were made to the alignment of some of the PROW for practical reasons. Consequently, a number of public path orders, creation agreements and associated Traffic Regulation Orders are required in order to formalise those changes and give effect to them on Cambridgeshire County Council's Definitive Map and Statement, the legal record of public rights of way. The County Council has agreed in principle to the changes, subject to the statutory process, and is working with National Highways to make the appropriate orders and agreements. National Highways are funding the work. The new paths are already in place on the ground and are in use. More »
The purpose of this letter is to advise you that the County Council is now starting to progress project, working along the route of the A14 from Cambridge to Huntingdon.
Below is a list of the paths that are affected and the order in which they will be processed.
- Public Bridleway No. 2 Madingley
- Public Footpath No. 8 Girton
- Public Bridleway No. 10 Hemingford Abbots
- Swavesey NMU bridge – clarification of status as bridleway
- Bar Hill NMU bridge – clarification of status as bridleway
- Public Footpath No. 5 Lolworth
- Public Bridleway No. 12 Dry Drayton
- A new Public Bridleway adjacent to the Local Access Road, Fen Drayton
- Bridleway extension at Oakington roundabout to link to non-motorised user (NMU) route
- NMU route alongside Local Access Road (parishes of Conington, Dry Drayton, Girton Fen Drayton, Oakington and Westwick, Longstanton, Swavesey): Regularisation of status to Restricted Byway
- NMU routes provided for roads that cross the A14 (parishes of Alconbury, Brampton, Conington, Fenstanton, Godmanchester, Hemingford Abbots, Longstanton, and Offord Cluny & Offord D'Arcy)
- Public Footpath No. 1 Conington
- Public Footpath creation at New Barnes Lane, Conington
- Public Footpath No. 6 Fenstanton
- Public Bridleway No. 10 Fenstanton
- Public Footpath No. 14 Fenstanton
- Public Bridleway No. 19 Brampton
- Bridleway creation north of Brampton Hut to Woolley Road, Brampton
- Bridleway creation from Woolley Road to Brooklands Lane, Alconbury
- Public Footpath No. 11 Huntingdon
The detail for these changes will be provided on a case-by-case basis as each case is commenced. Some will be quicker than others depending on the legal mechanism required to regularise the changes. Where possible, changes will be batched together for efficiency. I would emphasise that no new changes are proposed: the purpose is simply to regularise the as-built situation.
This is a significant project for the County Council due to the statutory nature of the processes, the volume of cases, and the fact that the work needs to be fitted in around existing workloads, and so we would ask for your understanding whilst we progress the work.
Please do contact Roger Payne, Definitive Map Manager, should you have any questions. Roger can be contacted via email roger.payne@cambridgeshire.gov.uk or by telephone on 01480 379421.
Yours sincerely,
Camilla Rhodes » Less
Posted: Mon, 15 May 2023 11:24 by Kathryn Hornett
