College shortlisted for Business in the Community award

Cambridge Regional College’s Huntingdon Campus has been shortlisted for a prestigious Business in the Community award – for the fifth year running.

The Campus, which has won the award for the last four years in recognition of its partnerships with local businesses, charities and community organisations, is one of just two finalists.

The winner of the award, part of the Hunts Post Huntingdonshire Business Awards, will be announced at a gala dinner on 3 November, hosted by BBC Look East presenter Stewart White.

Jeremy Lloyd, Director of Personal Development, Behaviour and Welfare at Huntingdon, said it was a big honour to be shortlisted for the award.

“We are delighted to be a finalist in the Huntingdonshire Business Awards. We place a big emphasis on working with the community to help our neighbours and our students and we are very happy this has been recognised,” he said.

Last year, judges praised staff for demonstrating “just how committed to improving Huntingdonshire they are, with a variety of initiatives that help the students, college and business community alike.”

The Business Awards provide recognition for companies and individuals who contribute to the business success, innovation, best practice and positive environmental and community impact in the district.

Earlier this year, Cambridge Regional College merged with Huntingdonshire Regional College to form one college, with two campuses – Huntingdon and Cambridge.

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