Monthly Archives: December 2017

Connie and I wish you all a very Happy Christmas, a Healthy and Prosperous New Year.

I understand around 60 members of the public attended and seeing the agenda – looked like the other radical suggestion was a HGV ban on the road 23:00 to 07:00 , there was updates on the yellow lineage between Bar … Continue reading →

I am very humbled to say the least that over time the stats on my website are increasing week by week – month by month. No councillor (I am not a councillor) in Whittlesey has information in the public domain … Continue reading →

Please see previous post regarding a meeting to be held this Friday 15th at The Conservative Club – allowing residents to have a say on the issues/concerns. Below is a copy of the letter written in consultation with several of … Continue reading →

Yet another fantastic group of ‘volunteers’ – with passion from Lyne Palmer Chair of the Extravaganza committee….working all year to put on an evening of activities mainly for children but I’m sure good for all ages….Wrap up warm and enjoy…

Work progressing on ‘The Monastery‘ – Market Street Whittlesey, part of the building will become a small B&B/Hotel – with I understand a ‘bar’ today the roofers were busy. Good meeting this morning on updates from the ‘Mud Wall Group. Nice … Continue reading →

Leaflets delivered by WTC councillors has certainly brewed up some contact and debate. I understand that around 30 or so residents have already given notice to attend the meeting, and I re-iterate I encourage as many as possible to attend … Continue reading →

With so much going on…. firstly I was ‘told’ quite categorically that ‘SUBWAY’ (Yet again) – was opening on Friday at the ‘Norwich & Peterborough Building Society’ building. Here is a photo taken at around 12 o’clock on Friday 02nd … Continue reading →

Connie and I have known Jeanne (Beaumont) for many years, a wonderful happy and cheerful lady. Jeanne was born in 1927, and on arriving in London she worked for the United Service Nursing Club, after the war she moved to … Continue reading →