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A substantial new logistics and industrial development is underway just outside Huntingdon
bringing with it over 500,000 sq ft of warehousing and distribution space — and it’s happening right on our doorstep
Located along the A14 corridor — one of the UK’s key freight routes — the site is positioned to attract 3PLs, e-commerce players
and last-mile operators seeking strong transport links between the Midlands
The new development is just minutes from Logistics Business’ office in Huntingdon
As one of the country’s leading media hubs for logistics and supply chain news
we’ll be keeping a close eye on this project — not just as journalists
Huntingdonshire District Council has warned the development could have a “potentially large impact” on the surrounding area
The 1.2 million square metre-site would sit on Brookfield Farm
which is currently used as arable farmland
but the council has stipulated that height restrictions would be in place at 24 meters
we anticipate some short-term disruption from construction activity and a potential increase in local traffic once the site becomes operational
The A14 already carries a high volume of freight
and this development could intensify congestion during peak hours
the long-term benefits for the region — including job creation
and increased visibility for Huntingdon as a logistics hub — are likely to outweigh the short-term inconveniences
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33 volunteers gather around the Run Director for a final briefing before deploying to their assigned tasks and locations
217 runners lined up on the grass waited for the off
After a few technical difficulties with the PA system
so I thought I knew what to expect but it soon transpired this was the winter route so came as a pleasant surprise to try a slightly different run
sloppy mud and wet grass as it twisted and turned around the country park
and came across some chaps wearing matching shirts
Turns out they were from RAF Witton voluntary band
keeping themselves fit after starting the parkrun habit 7 years ago
I staggered over the line nearly 10 minutes behind the leader Callum Anderson who clocked a time of 17:53
Feet obviously not digging into the mud like me and his first time at Huntingdon
First female was Emily Miller with a time of 23:03
joining the other 23 first timers to Huntingdon
If you’re reading this and never visited Huntingdon
Lots of hotels nearby with convenient pubs and restaurants nearby
with a train station and just off the A14 too
Thank you to the marshals for standing out there for over an hour in the blustery rain and cold
Parkrun can’t exist without the volunteers
some also allow you to get a run in so double the fun
Ps we were in Huntingdon to support the Cromwell Museum with their portrayal of the Huntingdon witch trials of 1646
Maybe you saw me bellowing at Hopkins & Sterne
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