Volunteer Police Cadets Huntingdon unit

09/06/2026

On a wet parade night in May, our volunteer cadets proudly supported Op Sceptre by taking part in a knife sweep across two parks in Huntingdon alongside local officers.

These targeted sweeps and patrols are designed to help keep our communities safe by locating and removing any hidden or discarded weapons from public spaces. Officers also carried out patrols and proactive engagement activities as part of wider efforts to tackle antisocial behaviour and raise awareness of knife crime.

We are proud of our cadets for giving their time to support this important initiative and for helping to make a positive difference in our local community.


Cambridgeshire Constabulary
National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

09/06/2026

This evening, our Volunteer Police Cadets were proud to support Hunts Neighbourhood Watch by taking part in a leaflet drop around St Neots.

Our cadets, aged 13–17, spent the evening engaging with the local community and helping to raise awareness of the important work carried out by Neighbourhood Watch. Their enthusiasm, teamwork and commitment to making a positive difference were on full display throughout the event.

Volunteering opportunities like this help our cadets develop confidence, communication skills and a greater understanding of community safety, while giving something back to the areas in which they live.

A huge thank you to Hunts Neighbourhood Watch for inviting us to support this initiative, and well done to all of our cadets who gave up their time this evening to help.


Cambridgeshire Constabulary
Neighbourhood Watch Association
National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

23/04/2026

Huntingdon volunteer police cadets are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of one of your cadets. At just 15, taken far too soon, our thoughts are with their family, friends, and everyone in your unit during this incredibly difficult time.

From all of us at our cadet unit, we are sending our heartfelt condolences and strength to you all 💙GMP Volunteer Police Cadets

14/04/2026

Great to be back for our first cadet parade night after the Easter break!

We were thrilled to welcome 8 new cadets to the unit this week 👏 It was a fantastic evening spent getting to know each other and introducing our unit rules.

Cadets also had the opportunity to look around a traffic vehicle 🚓 and meet PD Ghost and his handler – which was definitely a highlight! 🐾

A brilliant start to the term – we’re excited for what’s ahead!

National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

25/03/2026

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24/03/2026

Tonight we said a proud (and slightly emotional!) farewell to three of our amazing cadets who have officially aged out of our unit. 💙

Cadets Jasper, Lewis and Beth have each given so much to the unit during their time with us, and it’s been a privilege to watch them grow in confidence, skills and ambition.

This evening, Jasper, Lewis and Beth were presented with certificates signed by Chief Constable Simon Megicks, and handed to them by D/Supt Quigley, who also spoke about his own career journey and the many opportunities open to them in policing and beyond.

As they step into their next chapter, we know they will carry forward the values, teamwork and resilience they’ve shown as cadets.

Once a cadet, always part of the cadet family. 👏
We are incredibly proud of you all and can’t wait to see what you achieve next. 💫

National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

15/03/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing Mums, Step Mums, Foster Mums and everyone who plays a motherly role in supporting our Volunteer Police Cadets 💙

Thank you for the lifts to parade nights, the last-minute uniform washes, the encouragement on the tough days, and the pride you share in their achievements.

We couldn’t do what we do without you — today we celebrate you 👏💐

10/03/2026

🚔 Volunteer Police Cadets – Practical Session 🚔

Tonight our fantastic Volunteer Police Cadets took part in a hands-on input around drink and drug driving.

Cadets learned about:
🔹 The law surrounding drink and drug driving
🔹 How alcohol and drugs impair reaction time and judgement
🔹 The dangers and real-life consequences of getting behind the wheel unfit to drive
🔹 How officers use a roadside breathalyser

They were able to see and use the breathalyser equipment (under supervision), gaining a practical understanding of how checks are carried out and why they are such an important tool in keeping our roads safe.

Sessions like this help our cadets understand not just the legislation, but the real impact poor decisions can have on individuals, families and communities.

Well done to all our cadets for their engagement, maturity and thoughtful discussions 👏



National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

08/03/2026

🌍 International Women’s Day 2026 💙

Today we celebrate the strength, courage and achievements of women and girls everywhere — including the incredible young women in our Police Cadet unit and the inspiring female officers and leaders who guide them.

You’ll see lots of posts today about being strong and powerful.
And you are.

But if you don’t feel strong right now — that’s okay too.

Maybe you feel uncertain, frustrated, vulnerable, or unheard. Those feelings are real. They matter.

International Women’s Day isn’t just about celebrating success — it’s about recognising journeys, challenges, resilience and growth.

To our female cadets:
You are leaders in the making.
You are role models.
You are shaping the future of policing and our communities.

And to all the important women supporting our cadets — mums, carers, officers, volunteers and staff — thank you for the example you set every single day.

Let’s continue to build confidence, create opportunities and ensure every voice is heard.

💙

National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

Cambridgeshire Constabulary

04/03/2026

On Monday evening, 1 of our brilliant cadets and 2 of our leaders were honoured to attend the Cambs Association of Muslim Police (AMP) Iftar event at Police HQ.

Our very own Cadet Charlie did us proud, helping welcome and guide external guests before joining everyone to break the fast and enjoy the Iftar meal.

It was a truly special evening hosted by the Cambridgeshire Constabulary Association of Muslim Police team, bringing together community leaders and faith leaders in solidarity with Muslim officers and staff. Officers and staff from across the force fasted alongside their Muslim colleagues, and together we broke bread, shared food and reflected on the experience.

Our Chief Constable, Simon Megicks, paid tribute to AMP founder Rizwan Rehmutullah, who is leaving the organisation after 24 years of dedicated service. He was presented with a plaque and gifts in recognition of his commitment to both colleagues and the wider community.

Chief Constable Simon Megicks and Deputy Chief Constable Christopher Balmer also fasted for the first time this Ramadan and shared their reflections from the day.

A huge thank you to our EDI team for their support in making the event possible.

We are proud that our cadets can experience and be part of such important community moments.

We have more in common than what divides us. Stronger together. 💙

National Volunteer Police Cadets Safeguarding and Standards Hub

Cambridgeshire Constabulary