Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

So complaints…. Nowhere to park, some inconsiderate parking blocking others in.

As I’ve said to my fellow ward councillor, how do 8 – 10 properties manage to park in the 4 to 5 spaces and roadside. This has been a very long term issue and not only in this area.
Our car parks are pretty full most evenings and very little space on our town roads.

Any comments!

I just so…happened to be passing – certainly some serious organised team work…..

There was an ‘open’ invitation to ALL our councillors to come along and see the progress being made after 4 years of The Whittlesey Town Council’s Platinum Jubilee Wood.
A steady stream of sponsors/donors and members of the public – not too many managed to turn up and many did NOT get passed the fantastic WI Tent with a fantastic array of cakes and biscuits.

A selection of photo’s thanks to RW @ RWT Photography / Whittlesey Sports Association.

I have completed the survey (RG)

CCC Consultation Survey

A more or less left over builders field in 2022 – Yarwells Headland Whittlesey.

Above  December 2022

Below today 17th July 2026

Windmill Street Whittlesey – Enforcement notice has been attached – Our cost !

Last evening a team of around 8 from Leeds !!!! were carrying out one of three ‘Bat Surveys’ by the Manor Centre.
They were there as part of the ‘planning conditions’ for the Manor enhancements programmed to start in late September – early October (subject to FDC Cabinet and Full Council approval).

Various articles in local news …
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Click Here Cambs Times

Dear Councillors,

We are writing to provide a brief update regarding Local Government Reorganisation (LGR) in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.  

We have informed by Government this morning that there will not be an announcement about LGR in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough today.
We were expecting to receive details of the geographic footprints for the new unitary councils. But this announcement by Government has been delayed.
The Government have told us that they aim to make a decision by October.

At this stage, we are awaiting an explanation as to why the announcement has been delayed and will share further information as soon as we receive it.

What is Local Government Reorganisation?

In December 2024, the government set out plans to abolish all ‘two-tier’ council areas in England.

That means that these councils in Cambridgeshire will be replaced by several unitary authorities from April 2028:

• Cambridge City Council
• Cambridgeshire County Council
• East Cambridgeshire District Council
• Fenland District Council
• Huntingdonshire District Council
• Peterborough City Council
• South Cambridgeshire District Council

  Option ‘D’ was being banded about last week….

  Then a ‘rumour’ that Whittlesey may be split away from Fenland get 
  get placed within Peterborough Unitary Authority…

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