Monthly Archives: December 2019

North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice Last time in force: 10:53am Thursday 19 December 2019 River Nene has been falling steadily over the last few days and we do not expect … Continue reading →

Police and Crime Commissioner, 47, quits after ‘sending pictures of his genitals to a woman, 50, he met on a tour of his constabulary’ Read the full story on ‘Daily Mail’ online @ https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7803759/Police-Crime-Commissioner-Cambridgeshire-Jason-Ablewhite-quits-messages-woman.html

Recently a Street Prider did over £300 worth of damage to his car when it ‘fell’ into one of the many deep pot-holes. Within a few days the worst ones were temporary repaired. I see today that more work is … Continue reading →

Flooding is expected – immediate action required Heavy rain over the last few days has caused river levels to rise on the River Nene. During periods of high tide the river will be unable to discharge into the sea, resulting … Continue reading →

Sorry for a second alert in two days, but this is equally as important.I have been made aware of males cold calling within Cambridgeshire, they appear to be telling people that they represent energy companies and are offering cheap energy … Continue reading →

I have received an alert to say that text messages are currently being sent across the UK apparently from the Royal Mail, informing the recipient that they have a parcel for collection. The text will provide a link requesting that … Continue reading →

North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and West of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice Flooding is expected – immediate action required Heavy rain over the last few days has caused river levels to rise on the River Nene. During … Continue reading →

Flooding is expected – immediate action required Heavy rain over the last few days has caused river levels to rise on the River Nene. During periods of high tide the river will be unable to discharge into the sea, resulting … Continue reading →