Huntingdon Neurotherapy Centre celebrated its official opening last weekend with an open day.

The newly rebranded facility marked 21 years since its launch in 2002, offering music, food and entertainment. 

The Mayor and Mayoress of Huntingdon Cllr Karl Brocket and his wife Julie were given a tour of the facilities along with the deputy mayor Audrey McAdam by chairman of the trustees, Tim Barke. 

Trustee of the centre, Sam Hollis, was on hand to provide children with balloons and goodie bags. 

Donations of food for the opening were supplied by Wez Clark of the Hartford Mill, Naomh the Coop champion and also Eunice Artisan Bakery Ltd. 

Offering a variety of exercise classes, health and well-being sessions, plus an oxygen chamber, the centre is open to all on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday between 9am and 2.30pm. 

Inside, GeAnna's café sells hot and cold food plus hot and cold drinks. 

Anna Dutton, manager at the Huntingdon Neurotherapy Centre, said: "The weather was on our side. Beautiful and sunny, lots of new and regular faces came to support this first of many events that will be held at the centre. 

"The kitchen was busy with hot and cold drinks plus lots of bacon rolls, so much so we had to send my husband for more rolls and bacon. 

"A very busy and very enjoyable day was had by many."

Anna, who became manager in January 2024 after volunteering in GeAnna's café, said the centre is looking for more trained specialists. 

She added: "Within the centre, we host a range of Reflexology, Pilates, Yoga and seated exercises for the able-bodied, and classes for those with MS and Parkinson's. 

"We are currently looking for more people who are interested in join the team an rent our therapy rooms. 

"We are also looking for garden volunteers as we are wanting to have a sustainable veg and fruit garden for our kitchen."

For more information about the centre, you can email info@hpcmstc.co.uk or visit us the Huntingdon Neurotherapy Centre for a tea or coffee.