Links

Links

Local Links

About My Area
Website Link:     www.aboutmyarea.co.uk/pe19
Description:     Useful information for those living in St. Neots and the surrounding area.

Cambs Community Archive Network
Website Link:     www.ccan.co.uk
Description:     The Cambridgeshire Community Archives Network (CCAN) will create a network of around 50 digital community archives by mid 2008. View this archive on their website.

Cambridgeshire County Council
Website Link:     www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Description:     The official website of Cambridgeshire County Council.

Cambridgeshire County Council – Museums
Website Link:     www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/leisure/museums
Description:     Provides information on the over 30 museums that can be found in Cambridgeshire.

Crime and Punishment – Cambs County Council
Website Link:     c9k.e2bn.net
Description:     The Crime and Punishment in Victorian St. Neots on the Cambridgeshire County Council Education Portal.

Huntingdonshire Association for Tourism
Website Link:     www.hunts4accommodation.co.uk
Description:     The Huntingdon Association for Tourism was formed during the eighties to encourage tourist and business ventures in the area.

Huntingdonshire District Council
Website Link:     www.huntsdc.gov.uk
Description:     The official website of Huntingdonshire District Council.

Huntingdonshire Leisure
Website Link:     www.huntsleisure.org
Description:     A gateway to information about Leisure and Tourism within Huntingdonshire.

Ouse Valley Dial-a-Ride
Website Link:     www.ousevalleydialaride.co.uk
Description:     The community transport initiative covering large parts of Cambridgeshire.

St. Neots Local History Society
Website Link:     www.stneotslhs.org.uk
Description:     The local History Society website.

St. Neots Town Council
Website Link:     www.stneots-tc.gov.uk
Description:     The official website of St. Neots Town Council.

St. Neots Youth Town Council
Website Link:     www.snytc.com
Description:     Home of St. Neots Youth Town Council, which works on projects for the young people in the town.

Museums

24 Hour Museum
Website Link:     www.24hourmuseum.org.uk
Description:     The 24 Hour Museum is the UK’s National Virtual Museum, offering a unique mix of dynamic content including daily arts and museum news as well as exhibition reviews and in-depth online trails.

Cambridge and County Folk Museum
Website Link:     www.folkmuseum.org.uk
Description:     The Cambridge & County Folk Museum has been open to the public for over 60 years, providing a fascinating insight into the history of Cambridge for local people and tourists alike.

Cromwell Museum, Huntingdon
Website Link:     www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/leisure/museums/cromwell
Description:     The Museum sets out neither to celebrate or denigrate his achievements but to interpret where possible the significance of ‘God’s Englishman’

Ely Museum
Website Link:     www.ely.org.uk/museum.html
Description:     The history of the Fens and Isle of Ely.

Norris Museum, St. Ives
Website Link:     www.stives-town.info/norris_museum.htm
Description:     Norris Museum is the Museum of Huntingdonshire. It tells the story of this historic county from the earliest times to the present day.

Visit Britain
Website Link:     www.visitbritain.com
Description:     VisitBritain markets Britain to the rest of the world and England to the British.

Societies

Huntingdonshire Family History Society
Website Link:     www.huntsfhs.org.uk
Description:     Huntingdonshire Family History Society (HFHS) was founded in 1985 to help people to find out about their family history and their website provides information on this.

Huntingdonshire Family History Society
Website Link:     www.huntslocalhistory.org.uk
Description:     Website of the history society of Huntingdonshire.

Other Links

Cambridgeshire Search Engine
Website Link:     www.camcity.co.uk
Description:     A local search engine listing websites for Cambridgeshire.

Cambridgeshire Search Engine
Website Link:     www.huntspost.co.uk
Description:     The Hunts Post, a newspaper distributed to the homes of Huntingdonshire.