Monthly Archives: August 2018

I’ve attended most of these meetings over a number of years – slow progress is somewhat an understatement but who knows maybe one day some major improvements will come our way…. there has been consultations and various options considered – … Continue reading →

Both our library and Whittlesey Museum have a good selection of local history. Today I am publishing our local historian Maureen Watson booklet.         1                                       2                                          3         4                                         5                                           6       … Continue reading →

Having spoken with a number of people yesterday and today, it could be….. that there are lots of ‘happenings’ behind the scenes which is not in the public domain. Some ‘happenings’ will be commercially sensitive until everything is in place. … Continue reading →

Reading the accompanying documents takes around 15/20 minutes, to fill in the consultation survey takes less than 2 minutes.

You may well remember me promoting The Defibrillators For All – ‘Challenge Snowdon event a couple of weeks ago – well they have done it with a fantastic result – £4646.40 raised by the intrepid group of supporters. You can find … Continue reading →

Taking on the ‘old’ Heron™ shop on High Causeway – Savers is planning to set up shop. Owners ‘Watson™’ are Hong Kong based and have interests in ‘Superdrug™’ Some sell toiletries and household goods, this one appears to be applying … Continue reading →

This evening there were 8 Friends Of Whittlesey Library in attendance. Discussion on future events and programs were discussed and support for the Library in general. Besides many events on during the Summer Holidays for children, the Arts Alive program … Continue reading →

It’s Tuesday again and we welcomed a couple of ‘new’ people to the group that have been listening to local historian Maureen Watson presenting an inter-active talk/slide show on Eastrea/Coates and Whittlesey – another couple of weeks to run. Next … Continue reading →