Monthly Archives: November 2018

Initial report by ‘OPUS’ (C) is given below. This discovery was at what is locally known as The ‘Monastery’ on Market Street Whittlesey. There is a detailed report that can be found on Whittlesey Town Council Website.

OK so The Cambs Times has all bells ringing on its article about Whittlesey Conservatives, in todays article (06th) I said on the 3rd November I wasn’t going into the details, why because I see no purpose in washing out … Continue reading →

RB found a bunch of keys along Benwick Road this morning along with a load of rubbish that appears to have been thrown out of a car!!!!! – want your keys back – please ask and you can have your … Continue reading →

The two Flu Clinics has been a success at New Queen Street Surgery. Last Saturday 730 Jabs were given with the Patients Group raising £110:14 for a future project to enhance the Patients of the surgery.

On this months Planning Agenda at WTC – F/YR18/0881F 4 x Gas Powered Generators to be installed on the Aaron Road Industrial Estate. I’ve looked at this application and it tickets all the boxes OK, they’ve done ‘noise/sound’ mathematics which … Continue reading →

So ‘if’ you read my article about the Kings Dyke Crossing, I never said the Bridge is being built – what I have said is – I have always promoted this plan and if you go back on this site 6+ years you can see what … Continue reading →

Well it’s a special birthday – my wife of 41+ years celebrates becoming officially an oap So why not have a splash – we are celebrating at the 5* ‘Luton Hoo’ and very impressive it is. So a few days … Continue reading →

I am not going to dwell too long, but the writing has been on the wall for some time. I take no joy in that the ‘implosion’ of the local conservative group is of their own making – I have … Continue reading →

We will be holding our biggest road safety event tomorrow (Friday 2 November). The 24-hour multi-agency operation starts at 6am and will include enforcement activity targeting the use of mobile phones while driving, speeding, failure to wear a seatbelt and … Continue reading →