Monthly Archives: June 2018

Neighbourhood Watch is the largest volunteer group in the UK – we promote safer neighbourhoods by keeping eyes and ears open to our community. In Whittlesey we have some 30 active schemes in operation and 10 less active…. Why not … Continue reading →

This afternoon I read on The Cambs Times™ leading story.. Fenland Council pledges action following complaints of poorly maintained Parks and Open Spaces. You may have read my article(s) about this subject a few weeks ago. It would appear the … Continue reading →

No notice on the WTC Website, which happens sometimes and is somewhat annoying as the public are relying on a reliable source of ‘official information’ I copied this off the noticeboard outside the Council Offices this afternoon. Quality not very … Continue reading →

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You will have seen from my previous post – I was joined by ‘Pearl’ (Burdock) – who as an octogenarian is very alert and spritely – she is also involved in many community groups. She has just released her latest … Continue reading →

Mrs Pearl Burdock & myself had another excellent morning session at the Patients Group awareness week – promoting the New Queen Street Surgery PPG. We had quite a few questions that patients asked and fortunately we knew most of the … Continue reading →

You can listen to the feature – Mud Walls of Whittlesey on BBC Radio Cambridgeshire – The Sue Marchant Show which started at 15:00 today Monday – You will need :- BBC iPlayer Radio (App for android) and select your … Continue reading →

I took the first ‘slot’ of manning the PPG (Patients Participation Group) table this morning and talked to many patients passing through. Information about On-Line Booking of ‘appointments’, prescriptions and information’ via the Surgeries Website. I heard as ‘we’ do, … Continue reading →

Besides what would ‘appear’ to be increased ‘Fly-Tipping’ occasionally there are ‘abandoned vehicles’ just left….this one today seemed in quite good condition for it’s year was seen on Station Road – today (Saturday). I think there is a statutory 14 … Continue reading →