Huntingdonshire District Council

Conservative Control

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Party Breakdown
Party	Members
Conservative	41
Liberal Democrat	8
UK Independence	2
Not known	1

Website: http://www.huntsdc.gov.uk
Authority Type: District
County Council: Cambridgeshire County Council
Address: Pathfinder House, St Mary's Street, Huntingdon PE29 3TN
Telephone: 01480 388 388
Chief Executive: David Monks
Population: 168,900 (Source: ONS Crown Copyright)
Police Force: Cambridgeshire Constabulary
Pension Fund: Cambridgeshire County Council Pension Fund
Finance: Annual audit letter (PDF)
Wikipedia Url: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huntingdonshire
1010 signatory: Yes

About this Council

65,037 dwellings, 156,954 people live in this area, 37.6 years old on average

Religion
Description	Value
Any other religion	455
Buddhist	266
Christian	116,887
Hindu	294
Jewish	205
Muslim	983
No religion	25,935
Religion not stated	11,744
Sikh	185

Religion

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Economic
Description	Value
Economically active	84,775
Total Income Support Claimants	2,800

Demographics
Description	Value
People aged 0-4	6.5%
People aged 5-7	4.2%
People aged 8-9	2.9%
People aged 10-14	6.8%
People aged 15	1.3%
People aged 16-17	2.5%
People aged 18-19	2.0%
People aged 20-24	4.7%
People aged 25-29	6.2%
People aged 30-44	24.4%
People aged 45-59	20.8%
People aged 60-64	4.8%
People aged 65-74	7.0%
People aged 75-84	4.5%
People aged 85-89	1.0%
People aged 90 and over	0.5%

Spending
Description	Value
Capital Expenditure spending	£19,291,000
Central services spending	£4,520,000
Court Services spending	£0
Cultural and related services spending	£10,456,000
Environmental services spending	£9,243,000
Expenditure on Highways, Roads and Transport Services spending	£1,802,000
Expenditure on Social Services spending	£0
Fire and rescue services spending	£0
Homelessness spending	£871,000
Housing advances spending	£19,000
Housing benefits spending	£1,005,000
Housing strategy advice and registered social landlords spending	£619,000
Housing welfare spending	£0
Non-school funding spending	£0
Other council property (Non-HRA) spending	£98,000
Planning and Development Services spending	£4,688,000
Police services spending	£0
Private sector housing renewal spending	£360,000
Schools spending	£0

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Current councillors

Jason David Ablewhite (Conservative)
Sid Akthar (Conservative)
Keith Morton Baker (Conservative)
Michael George Baker (Liberal Democrat)
Madhabi Banerjee (Conservative)
Ian Cyril Bates (Conservative)
Barbara Elizabeth Boddington (Conservative)
Peter Leonard Ernest Bucknell (Conservative)
Graham John Bull (Conservative)
Eric Richard Butler (Conservative)
Stephen Cawley (Conservative)
Barry Stephen Chapman (Conservative)
Ken James Churchill (Conservative)
William Terence Clough (Liberal Democrat)
Steve Criswell (Conservative)
Ian James Curtis (UK Independence)
John Winston Davies (Conservative)
Douglas Bernard Dew (Conservative)
Julie Ann Dew (Conservative)
Peter James Downes (Liberal Democrat)
Jeff Dutton (Conservative)
Rodney Samuel Farrer (Conservative)
Philip M D Godfrey (Conservative)
Peter Godley (Conservative)
Jonathan Alexander Gray (Conservative)
Stephen Greenall (Liberal Democrat)
Nick Guyatt (Conservative)
Andrew Hansard (Conservative)
Gregory John Harlock (Conservative)
Roger Harrison (Conservative)
David Harty (Conservative)
Robin Beatham Howe (Conservative)
Colin Richard Hyams (Conservative)
Andrew Rayner Jennings (Conservative)
Patricia Ann Jordan (Liberal Democrat)
Steven Mark Van De Kerkhove (Liberal Democrat)
Paula Jayne Longford (Conservative)
Alan James Mackender-Lawrence (Conservative)
Peter Gerald Mitchell (Conservative)
Peter David Reeve (UK Independence)
Deborah Christine Reynolds (Conservative)
Terence Victor Rogers (Conservative)
Thomas Douglas Sanderson (Conservative)
Michael Frederick Shellens (Liberal Democrat)
Phillip Andrew Swales (Conservative)
Richard Graham Tuplin
Darren Marcus Tysoe (Conservative)
Paul Keith Ursell (Conservative)
Peter Russell Ward (Liberal Democrat)
John Samuel Watt (Conservative)
Richard John West (Conservative)
Alan Hilton Williams (Conservative)

Council Committees

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Cabinet (next meeting: Feb 16 2012, 6.00PM)
Corporate Governance Panel (next meeting: Mar 28 2012, 6.30PM)
Council (next meeting: Feb 22 2012, 7.00PM)
Development Management Panel (next meeting: Feb 27 2012, 7.00PM)
Employment Panel (next meeting: Jun 20 2012, 6.00PM)
Huntingdonshire Community Safety Partnership (next meeting: Mar 8 2012, 10.00AM)
Huntingdonshire Strategic Partnership Board (next meeting: May 31 2012, 6.00PM)
Licensing and Protection Applications Sub-Group
Licensing and Protection Panel (next meeting: Jun 13 2012, 2.00PM)
Licensing Committee (next meeting: Jun 13 2012)
Licensing Sub-Committee (next meeting: Feb 15 2012, 10.00AM)
Overview and Scrutiny Panel (Economic Well-Being) (next meeting: Mar 8 2012, 7.00PM)
Overview and Scrutiny Panel (Environmental Well-Being) (next meeting: Mar 13 2012, 7.00PM)
Overview and Scrutiny Panel (Social Well-Being) (next meeting: Mar 6 2012, 7.00PM)
Referrals (Assessment) Sub Committee
Review Sub Committee
Standards Committee (next meeting: Mar 1 2012, 4.00PM)

Wards

Alconbury and The Stukeleys (Prospering Suburbs)
Brampton (Prospering Suburbs)
Buckden (Accessible Countryside)
Earith (Accessible Countryside)
Ellington (Accessible Countryside)
Elton and Folksworth (Accessible Countryside)
Fenstanton (Suburbs A)
Godmanchester (Commuter Suburbs A)
Gransden and The Offords (Accessible Countryside)
Huntingdon - East (Out of Town Manufacturing)
Huntingdon - North (Out of Town Housing)
Huntingdon - West (Prospering Suburbs)
Kimbolton and Staughton (Accessible Countryside)
Little Paxton (Suburbs A)
Ramsey (Suburbs A)
Sawtry (Prospering Suburbs)
Somersham (Suburbs A)
St Ives - East (Suburbs B)
St Ives - South (Countryside B)
St Ives - West (Suburbs A)
St Neots - Eaton Ford (Suburbs A)
St Neots - Eaton Socon (Out of Town Manufacturing)
St Neots - Eynesbury (Out of Town Manufacturing)
St Neots - Priory Park (Suburbs B)
Stilton (Suburbs A)
The Hemingfords (Accessible Countryside)
Upwood and the Raveleys (Prospering Suburbs)
Warboys and Bury (Prospering Suburbs)
Yaxley and Farcet (Suburbs A)

Forthcoming Committee Meetings

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Feb 15 2012, 10.00AM Licensing Sub-Committee meeting
Feb 16 2012, 6.00PM Cabinet meeting
Feb 22 2012, 7.00PM Council meeting
Feb 27 2012, 7.00PM Development Management Panel meeting
Mar 1 2012, 4.00PM Standards Committee meeting
Mar 6 2012, 7.00PM Overview and Scrutiny Panel (Social Well-Being) meeting
Mar 8 2012, 10.00AM Huntingdonshire Community Safety Partnership meeting
Mar 8 2012, 7.00PM Overview and Scrutiny Panel (Economic Well-Being) meeting
Mar 13 2012, 7.00PM Overview and Scrutiny Panel (Environmental Well-Being) meeting
Mar 19 2012, 7.00PM Development Management Panel meeting

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