The PPG is open to anyone who is a patient of The new Queen Street Surgery.
Please note when/if – I/we get any update on the works at Ralph Butcher Causeway this site will inform you.
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Having already spent several £ – Thousands on consultants, both @ Whittlesey and Fenland Councils, the Royal Haskoning report from years ago is now well out of date. (2021)
Today the Government announced.
The armed forces have received an additional £15bn as part of the plan – below the £28bn requested by defence officials.
Road and energy projects that are not ‘immediately vital’ will be scrapped to fund the boost, the Prime Minister said.
Spending on military housing has also been delayed.
As always, our neighbourhood officers are holding community meetings throughout the month to give you the opportunity to talk about any concerns.
This month marks the start of their new priorities, so come along to find out more about what the team will be focusing on.
If this is something you are interested in, then see below to find out when the next date near you is:
You can find out more about your local neighbourhood team over on our website
Catch flights not feelings this summer and help keep burglars away from your property.
You might be ready for your jollies but is your property?
Criminals will look to target your home if they know you’re away so think WIDEN:
W – Windows locked
I – Interior lights on a timer
D – Doors double or deadlocked
E – Exterior lights on a sensor
N – Neighbours keep an eye out
Try and maintain a normal routine while you are away. Ask a family member friend or neighbour if they can:
Put the bins out
Open and close blinds/curtains as you would normally
Keep an eye on the house
If neighbours have more than one vehicle, would they consider parking on your drive while you are away
Remove post and parcels that are delivered
More burglary prevention advice can be found on the force website:
https://www.cambs.police.uk/Burglary
Just to remind you all that we have our Whittlesey Networking Meeting coming up, and Sara Marshall from Cambridgeshire Community Fund will be there to talk about all things funding and how your organisation can benefit.
The Whittlesey meeting will be on Wednesday the 1st July in The Council Chamber, Peel House, Whittlesey PE7 1AY, 10am to 12 pm.
If you haven’t already let me know you are attending, and would like to come along, please click the link Fenland Voluntary Network Meeting – Whittlesey – Support Cambridgeshire or just reply to this email letting me know you will be there.
Remedial Electrical Works
WTC Reception/Office will be closed on Wednesday 1st July 2026 to all Councillors, 3 x businesses, members of the public.
Do you have a concern you would like to talk to your neighbourhood officers about?
Or perhaps you would like to hear about the work we have been doing?
If you answered yes to the above, then come along to our community meeting!
The details are:
📍 Whittlesey Library
⏰ From 10am until 11am
🗓️ Tuesday, 30 June
If you are unable to make it, you can keep an eye out on here or our website for upcoming events.
The Town Council office will be open to the public as usual from 09:30 to 13:00
and answerphone will be on outside these times.
