Cambridgeshire County Council is a private-limited guaranteed non-executive company established in 2020, operating within the administrative county of Cambridgeshire. Located at The Norwood Building, Parkhall Road, Huntingdon, PE28 3HE, the company serves as the local authority for the region. The Council’s primary function is to administer the county’s resources and provide essential services to residents and businesses. This includes managing local infrastructure, providing public health services, and supporting economic development. The company’s scope encompasses a significant geographical area, encompassing the entirety of the historic Cambridgeshire county and a substantial portion of surrounding areas. As a skilled worker, the Council employs a workforce of approximately 50 individuals, primarily focused on delivering core administrative functions. The company’s key focus is on maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the county’s governance. While the Council maintains a limited international presence, it primarily operates within the domestic market. The company’s SIC industries include, but are not limited to, local government services, public health, and infrastructure management. The Council’s strategic direction prioritizes long-term planning and sustainable development for the county.

Cambridgeshire County Council is a private-limited guaranteed non-executive company established in 2020, operating within the administrative county of Cambridgeshire. Located at The Norwood Building, Parkhall Road, Huntingdon, PE28 3HE, the company serves as the local authority for the region. The Council’s primary function is to administer the county’s resources and provide essential services to residents and businesses. This includes managing local infrastructure, providing public health services, and supporting economic development. The company’s scope encompasses a significant geographical area, encompassing the entirety of the historic Cambridgeshire county and a substantial portion of surrounding areas. As a skilled worker, the Council employs a workforce of approximately 50 individuals, primarily focused on delivering core administrative functions. The company’s key focus is on maintaining the integrity and efficiency of the county’s governance. While the Council maintains a limited international presence, it primarily operates within the domestic market. The company’s SIC industries include, but are not limited to, local government services, public health, and infrastructure management. The Council’s strategic direction prioritizes long-term planning and sustainable development for the county.