Happy to be ‘alive’ – will be back next week…..lots going on…..
Cllr Sidney Imafidon, left, and Cllr Jason Mockett, at the new meeting and seating area created at Church Street, next to St Andrew’s Church, Whittlesey.
Cllr Sidney Imafidon and Cllr Sam Hoy at the transformed Westmead Avenue play area in Wisbech.
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Full FDC Cabinet Paper on Agenda for 19th October – below (FDC’s YouTube Channel)
Phase Two of the service, which covers town centre flats and communal properties, will be delivered in three stages: 2a, 2b and 2c, with more than 400 homes in Phase 2a set to receive their caddies from Wednesday 14 October.
Residents can check whether their street is included in Phase 2a at:
www.fenland.gov.uk/foodwaste.
The remaining properties in Phase Two will receive the service early in the new year.
Residents receiving caddies next week can start using them straight away, ready for their first collections the following week (week commencing 19 October).
Proud to have been one of the instigators and fund raisers for the ‘Fishing Platforms’ on the Manor Field Bower.
Whittlesey Small Fry Youth Fishing Club able to supply members with clothing and equipment thanks to generous donations.
A fishing club has equipped its members after receiving support from the community.
Thanks to generous donations and support from Comparethemarket and Fishing Republic in Peterborough, Whittlesey Small Fry Youth Fishing Club has purchased clothing for the youngsters and tutoring team, as well as new angling equipment.
The club continues to go from strength to strength, with bookings for the monthly events being filled within a day of being released.
Thanks to Roy Bridson and his team.
New angling equipment has been purchased. Picture: Robert Windle –
RWT Photography/Radio Fenland.
Nothing for Whittlesey area in this occasion.
Live Stream on FDC’s YouTube Channel – Leader and Chief Executive will be questioned by members of the panel.
You can also see details on the toolbar – top line.
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. Photo: Terry Harris/CambsNews
For full story/article Click Here – CambsNews
The full report can be read here:
https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/asset-library/saxon-pit-cumulative-health-impact-assessment.pdf
