Monthly Archives: June 2019

Today everyone and his dog has had ‘disappointment’ in the news about the ‘Cost & Delay’ to the Kings Dyke Crossing. Only this Wednesday night as reported on my web-blog – County Councillor David Connor had NO update on the … Continue reading →

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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. Prior to the Full Council meeting there were presentations … Continue reading →

I’ve been asked to publish the document regarding ‘Visiting Support Service for Older People’  – As can be seen on Page 2 there are many ways to make direct contact. Click on picture to enlarge – Click a 2nd time … Continue reading →

Please find below a round-up of last week’s convictions and news relating to Fenland. If you wish to see all news please visit the news section on our website https://www.cambs.police.uk/news-and-appeals/news-and-appeals. Man arrested on suspicion of car theft A man has … Continue reading →

During this week members of The Whittlesey New Queen Street Surgery – PPG (Patients Participation Group) will be holding awareness sessions during parts of the day. They will be in the waiting area and will be able to answer some … Continue reading →

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. The agenda for tonight’s meeting was published on this … Continue reading →

This morning I had a good one-to-one conversation with Karen Watson from ‘Age UK’ – Karen has been attending Whittlesey Library/Learning Hub since May and below are the dates when she will be at the Library. One of the key … Continue reading →

        (2018 ) Whittlesey Town Council, Whittlesey Neighbourhood Watch and Fenland District Council have joined forces for the initiative, which aims to encourage owners to clean up after their pets in a non-confrontational and friendly way. More … Continue reading →

        Today Sunday was a much better family day, with lots of people making the best of the good weather – yesterday was a wash-out. A completely ‘Free Event’ as last year, very well organised and plenty … Continue reading →

Up until 1996, Peterborough District Hospital had no dedicated ‘Stroke Unit’ or Nursing Specialists. At that time the MOD wanted a ward at Edith Cavell, so they funded a ward to be converted at the old Fenland Wing (a disused … Continue reading →