Wintry conditions are set to continue for the next week across Cambridgeshire.

Road safety officers are urging drivers to take care. Many roads can look safe but may be icy. The key advice is to drive slowly and carefully with no sudden movements. Cambridge County Council road safety publicity officer Phil Rennie talked to Star Radio's Amy Bidwell about the best way to stay safe during the cold weather. Click here to listen to the interview.

Below are some links to organisations that are responsible for different services.

Cambridgeshire County Council
They are responsible for the gritting of roads in the county as well as many cycle paths and pavements.
You can see a full list of which roads they grit by clicking here

Motorways and major trunk roads aren't gritted by the County Council. Instead they are the responsibility of the Highways Agency. Roads like the M11, A14, A11, A1 and A428 fall under this category.


Cambridge City Council
South Cambridgeshire District Council
East Cambridgeshire District Council
Fenland Council
Huntingdonshire District Council
Forest Heath District Council (Newmarket)

Your district councils are responsible for collecting your bins and recycling from the kerbside, many of which are being disrupted because of the snow. Click on your council above to visit their website. If you're not sure which district you live in check your council tax bill. The organisation you pay are your District Council. 

Transport

Bus Services
For details of Stagecoach services go to their website here
A full list of other providers is available on the County Council website here

Trains
Details from National Rail here

Flights
Stansted Airport live departures are on their website here

Power Supplies
If you experience any issues with electricity contact EDF energy. They're responsible for the service, regardless of who you pay your bills too. Visit their website here. Their emergency number if you have a power cut is 0800 783 8838