Monthly Archives: October 2018

A very good event at this evenings New Queen Street Surgery – Patients Participation Group meeting, with 15 members attending. Let me categorically say the the PPG is NOT primarily a fund raising group, there has been some insinuation on ‘Social … Continue reading →

Whittlesey Neighbourhood Watch has been helping victims of crime in our area? In February the Constabulary and County NHW launched a new pilot initiative where volunteer NHW Coordinators (19) were trained to visit consenting victims of domestic burglary. The purpose of the … Continue reading →

Our recent journey to the US – Washington, the Skyline Drive, the Shenandoah Nation Park and the 500 mile drive along the Blue Ridge Rocky Mountains. Then westwards to Nashville and I was invited by the senior technician at The … Continue reading →

I suppose the long awaited decision on the next phase of the Kings Dyke Crossing – The possible funding by Mayor James Palmer of the considerable short-fall in financing the project. I am ‘told’ that Mayor Palmer may well fulfil … Continue reading →

‘Good News’ is hard to come by on the KD Crossing, but things are moving forward. At Cambs County Council E&E Committee (Economy & Environmental) the decision was passed to go ahead with the scheme as planned. That said, it … Continue reading →

The planned Flu Clinic to have been held at New Queen Street Surgery has been POSTPONED until Saturday 03rd November. This is because of the success of this weeks clinic, leaving a shortfall in vaccine. Once fully confirmed I will re-post…

Flu clinics at New Queen Street Surgery tomorrow Saturday 13th between 08:30 and 11:00

For more information about the scheme contact Robin Sutton email – [email protected] A successful launch engagement today Friday at the Whittlesey Market Place/Buttercross.    

Disclaimer: These observations are not the ‘official’ minutes of the meeting, these are supplied by Whittlesey Town Council, normally (1) month following the meeting and can be viewed on their website. I was unable to attend last nights WTC meeting … Continue reading →