Category Archives: Issues and Concerns

I will publish data received recently of several of the MVAS (Motor-Vehicle-Activated Signs) but this is not a comprehensive list of all. If you have concerns about speeding then please contact your own councillor for information/updates. Or attend one of … Continue reading →

From the Saxongate residents group. Deadline midnight Monday 26 October: Saxon Pit – Johnsons planning appeal As many residents will know, Cambridgeshire County Council refused Johnsons Aggregates & Recycling Ltd’s (JARL) application to expand its operations at Saxon Pit Whittlesey back … Continue reading →

Below will be the press statement sent out from Fenland District Council in respect and response to the Governments implementation of new planning laws and regulation. ‘Local Democracy’ has been eroded. Now that some 90/95 % of applications that may … Continue reading →

Fenland District Council has installed a monitor in Snoots Road and one on the A605 Whitmore Street at the roundabout with Broad Street and Orchard Street. The monitors are part of a wider network of monitoring devices that provide evidence … Continue reading →

Another excellent article – easy read by John Elworthy @ CambsNews© Saxon Pit, Whittlesey, pictured in September 2026. A new independent public health assessment has found clear evidence that residents report cumulative impacts affecting aspects of their lives and wellbeing. … Continue reading →

In-person workshop – 30 September 2026 This is to let you know about an in-person workshop we are running for Cambridgeshire flood groups, residents and members of parish councils. This will take place in the afternoon of Wednesday 30 September … Continue reading →

Saxongate Residents Group would strongly encourage local residents to attend one of the sessions. Councillors, operators, regulators and other interested stakeholders have also been invited. Wednesday 7 October • 10am–11am • 6pm–7pm Both sessions will cover the same information. To … Continue reading →

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After a very concerted effort by the residents group Saxongate and ‘some’ Councillors, new devices are in place…please read press release below…..