Some Older News – Police Update

Whittlesey shop closed by neighbourhood officers.

Following a warrant last month and community concerns about anti-social behaviour, our neighbourhood officers have secured a closure order for the Green Shop in Whitmore Street.

The shop is closed for everyone for three months, except for the landlord and their authorised contractors, or members of the emergency services.

You can read more about it here.

Failure to comply with the order could result in imprisonment for up to three months, a fine, or both. Anyone with information about the order being breached should contact by calling 101 or online.

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NHW News Update #3

20 September is World Cleanup Day

Many Neighbourhood Watch groups do regular litter picks. It’s a brilliant way to bring people together and make a tangible difference to your street. The mission at World Cleanup Day UK is to ‘Strive for 5’: to involve 5% of the population in September cleanups – so why not get involved! Find out more and register your clean-up here.
Better still why  not join Whittlesey Street Pride….

The next litter pick will be on Saturday 12th September at 10am.
The location being Station Road – meeting in the Station car park.
Hopefully,
I will see you there.

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NHW News Update #2

The UK’s traditional landline network is due to close in January 2027

BT customers need to switch to Digital Voice well before that date to avoid any disruption to services. If you receive information from BT about your switch, please respond and confirm any appointments offered, don’t forget to provide any additional information requested. If you have not yet booked an appointment, do that as soon as possible. 

Need help? BT customers can contact customer services teams on 0330 1234 150 or by calling 150 from their landline. If you have questions, but are not a BT customer, contact your phone provider directly for advice and support. You can find out more on the
BT website

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NHW News Update #1

Besides quite a lot of ‘vandalism’ here in Whittlesey – sorry to day….

Record number of knives taken off streets as knife murders plummet

Nearly 60,000 knives have been removed from streets in England and Wales through new knife surrender schemes and police operations. The figures come as knife homicides have fallen by almost 20% and knife crime overall has fallen for the first time in 4 years, dropping by 5%. The latest admissions data for NHS hospitals in England and Wales also show a 10% fall in admissions for knife assaults. Read the full story on our website.

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Friends of The Manor Meeting/Agenda

 

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Neighbourhood Police Meeting


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 11am until 12pm

🗓️ Monday, 14 September

If you are unable to make it, you can keep an eye out on here or our website for upcoming events.

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Major Planning for A One Off Building In Whittlesey

Disclaimer : I will register that I am pre-determined on this application.
FDC F/YR/26/0597/F

I am a committee member of FDC’s Planning Committee and will not take part should it come to the committee.

You can read ALL the comments, some for and some against.
One issue I have is that ‘many’ in support of the Children s Day Centre do not live anywhere near Church Street/Ramsey Road/Barr Street.

I briefly met the applicants at last nights WTC Planning Committee meeting, I spoke with them and quote ‘Welcome to Whittlesey, we want you, we need more Children’s Day Centre’s you are a very professional company with years of experience – however you’re in the wrong place – I can work with you to find alternative buildings more suitable –

This afternoon I note that Cambridgeshire Highways have no issues with the proposal.

You can read a comprehensive article on the CambsNews Website by – Click Here


62 Church Street, Whittlesey, the historic home at the centre of plans to create a 35-place children’s nursery.
Photo courtesy of the Fenland Council planning portal.

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Lean Mean Machine…..All New


Food Caddy Pick-Up today Whittlesey.

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Foot Caddy Recycling Rollout Today

On my travels this morning I saw plenty of the ‘new’ food caddy boxes being left out for collection.
At 09:20 this morning the new truck came and collected from our estate…..

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WTC Planning Agenda 07th September

I will be attending this meeting, I am not part of the Whittlesey Town Council Planning Committee.
I will declare a pre-determined interest in regards to planning application F/YR26/0597/F

 

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WTC Community Projects Agenda

 

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Date For Your Diary

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