In order that Fenland District Council are compliant and that members of the Planning Committee are compliant, training has to undertaken by both members and substitutes.
Today was our 2nd training session – 2+ hours.
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Ever wondered what our Neighbourhood Support Team get up to during their week of early shifts? It was a pretty busy one for them last week…
They started the week off with conducting a warrant at a house in Westwood in relation to the supply of class A and B drugs. A 34-year-old woman and a 32-year-old man were arrested after cannabis and numerous mobile devices were found and seized.
Tuesday saw another warrant take place, this time in Werrington, where £5,000 in cash was seized and no arrests made.
On Wednesday, a 42-year-old man got a rude awakening when they came knocking on his door in Whittlesey with a warrant. He was arrested after a large amount of cash, class A drugs, weapons, and mobile devices were found and seized.
Thursday saw them assisting colleagues from the Met in executing warrants in West Town and Royston in relation to the supply of class A drugs, resulting in the arrests of a 31-year-old man and a 20-year-old man.
Finally, they finished the week by attending Cambridge Magistrates’ Court and secured a three-month partial closure order on a house in Eastgate. This was applied for and granted to protect the tenant due to cuckooing concerns.
In addition to all of the above, they have also recently:
The main aim of our NST is to safeguard and prevent exploitation by proactively identifying both exploitation victims, perpetrators, and county lines drug dealing.
We will continue to highlight what the team get up to, so keep an eye out for more on their great work!
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.
