Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

WTC Full Council Agenda Thursday 19th March 2026

The office phone is temporary out of service, the Clerk still has e-mail access.

It’s that time again for you to have your say on policing where you live!
We’re inviting you to join our quarterly priorities meetings, where you can contribute to the setting of the priorities in your neighbourhood.

During these meetings, we will be feeding back the work we have done over the last few weeks and give you the chance to ask any questions or raise concerns.
We want to make sure we are tackling the issues that mean the most to you, so your views are essential.

The details of the meetings are ⬇️
March sector:
🗓️ Wednesday, 25 March
⏰7pm until 8pm

📧To receive your invite, email communitymeeting@Cambs.police.uk
with the subject ‘March.

(Note Whittlesey & Villages come under March Sector)

The coach trip to Cromer on Wednesday 26th August for the End of Pier matinee variety show.
There are still several places yet to fill, despite advertising it fairly widely. I based the costing at £45 per person for a full 53 seater coach and have to fund this trip from my own finances until reimbursed.
It would not be fair to expect those who have already reserved places to pay more to compensate for empty seats.

I can leave it until after the Easter weekend to decide but, if by then I am unable to secure a full coach load of passengers it leaves me no option other than to cancel this trip.
If you are interested or know of others (not necessarily U3A members) who are then please advise me soonest.
My best regards,
Tony Wright.

(RG Note:- Contact me and I’ll forward your message)

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Next few days, following events happening….
You can always click on the top toolbar to see Whats On In Whittlesey.

Thanks to Robert Windle – Radio Fenland.
Note More Muzic Community Awards is a ticketed event.

• Planning guidance strengthened and ‘call for sites’ launched as emerging Local Plan takes shape
• Seek support if needed with your Council Tax and business rate bills
• Owner of heritage building prosecuted by council for failing to repair it
• Next step for Manor Leisure Centre as redevelopment enters planning stage
• Commitment to addressing transport issues in Whittlesey and Chatteris
• Latest on consultation on Local Government Reorganisation
• No scheduled elections for Fenland this year
• Cost of living: Information and advice session in Wisbech
• Share your thoughts on safety in your community
• Beware loan sharks
• Worried an adult or child is suffering abuse or neglect?
• Home security and crime prevention support

Remember shed safety.

Planning guidance strengthened and ‘call for sites’ launched as emerging Local Plan takes shape

A new suite of planning guidance has been approved to support strong well-founded development decisions as the new Fenland Local Plan ‘Fenland 50’ develops.

Residents, businesses, community groups and stakeholders have a couple of weeks left to take part in an initial ‘scoping consultation.’ The consultation will help shape the Local Plan,  which will guide how Fenland grows and changes up to 2050, influencing where new homes and jobs go, how towns and villages develop, how flood risk is managed, and the quality of new development.

In addition to the broad ‘scoping consultation’ a specific ‘call for sites’ has also been launched, a statutory and vital early stage in the plan‑making process. It invites landowners, developers, community groups, and residents to suggest land that could potentially be included in the plan to help meet the area’s future needs.

Discover more and respond to the:

• scoping consultation by Monday, March 23, to help influence the future development of Fenland: Have your say on Fenland’s future as new Local Plan gets under way
• ‘call for sites’ by Thursday, April 30:
• Council launches ‘call for sites’ to help shape new Fenland 50 Local Plan

Learn more about strengthened planning guidance: Council strengthens planning guidance as emerging Local Plan takes shape

The decision notice has been issued by Cambs CC to ‘Refuse’ the recent planning application.