Monthly Archives: August 2017

After a very peaceful and good weather break in Suffolk (Off the grid) – Besides visiting some very good National Trust properties, the serenity around ‘Snape Maltings’ was so, so good – although no time to take in a concert. Came back … Continue reading →

Where do you leave ‘Keys’ – we’re probably all guilty, in respect of leaving keys too handy to be lifted. Key Hook, Key Basket, Keys in Jacket, Keys in Jeans and even Keys in drawers are ALL the obvious place … Continue reading →

Some very useful information that applies to us all involved in Web-Blogs and Social Media – wonder how many people actually adhere to these standards – I try my best.

Unfortunately I am unable to attend, this is a public meeting which I have posted before, however if no one turns up, decisions are made without public participation. Wednesday 23rd August 18:30 -21:00 March Library, City Road, March PE15 9LT

    The Garden Waste service is new and we are keen to gather customer feedback on the performance of the service. Please can you take time to answer a short series of questions about your experience of the service … Continue reading →

Chair of Fenland District Council Mrs Kay Mayor will be hosting a coffee (cakes!) morning at Fenland Hall, March. The event will be held on the: 28th September – 10:00am to 11:30 A very worthwhile charity, which several Chairs have … Continue reading →

The final & 4th event held on the Market Square, organised by Whittlesey Town Council. Regulars know what to bring with them, and there was a very well behaved crowd. All the events this year have pulled in between 200/300 … Continue reading →

Accountability – seems a bit thin on the ground once again… for example when ‘Mayor’ James Palmer was canvassing in Whittlesey, I met him on the market place for all of 5 minutes, he assured me that there was no … Continue reading →

Below is a link to the latest newsletter from Police and Crime Commissioner, Jason Ablewhite. In this edition, you can read about funding to help prevent and address violence against women and girls  and find out what the Constabulary is … Continue reading →

Sold out, with a waiting list for any cancellations, people asking at the door – what a success considering ALL the anti-social media some weeks ago – SOLD OUT. The event was put on by Cambs Library Service and sponsored … Continue reading →