Monthly Archives: May 2016

Here is the Goose that likes to play by the road – It is dicing with death.       Picture taken this afternoon (31st)

Today 31st at 10:08 Driving (Slowly) Station Road, turning left to go into Scaldgate, an elderly gentleman on his mobility scooter was trying to negotiate around the Hedging by St Judes Church, the path narrows. He goes too wide – … Continue reading →

So since my posting of ‘our’ very poor Grassed Area in Ashline Grove – No one has sent me a picture of an area worse than ours – I am pleased for you all – considering there has been 750 … Continue reading →

My waist size proves my qualifications! (Not proud of my waist), today our regular Sunday Buffet at the Guyhirn ‘Mama Tree’ which I have posted on many occasions – however Mr Wah has introduced a ‘New Buffet Menu’ as of … Continue reading →

29th/16:00 Update: I and my neighbours are very grateful to Cllr Mrs Kay Mayor, who has taken up our issues of very poor maintenance of our grassed area direct with FDC… we shall wait and see…. No one has yet … Continue reading →

I think some thanks are in order to Cllr Dee Laws for her rapid action and communication in getting the Fly-Tipping Issues at Bathing Bridge/West Delph dealt with. Luckily I did not have to get involved too much, but I … Continue reading →

                                              Curator Jen Barback (4th from left) with some of the Volunteers this morning. Another group of Volunteers who spend a lot of their time at the Museum on Market Street. Supported by the Whittlesey Charities – You can … Continue reading →

As advertised as Chairman of Neighbourhood Watch I went along with FDC Sophie Wilkinson to promote Scam Awareness on the Internet – The Purple Bus unfortunately had a flat battery – so we set up shop on the Market Place. A … Continue reading →

18:00 It has been reported that the rubbish has now been taken – well done everyone. The remains of the Swan are still there…        Yes I have been there today with Mr Pete Moore (10:30am) At that … Continue reading →