Monthly Archives: July 2020

We are delighted to have participated in an # ArtAndTheFens project by Kaitlin Ferguson to encourage people to look at the Fens in different ways. In the 5th of her 5 videos she shows you (using some of our photos) … Continue reading →

Due to unforseen circumstances, the Whittlesey Town Council Offices on Queen Street will remain closed until further notice. Members of the public can contact their own Councillor either by phone or e-mail. Councillors details and contacts are available on the … Continue reading →

Coates Consultation Area Appraisal. Residents are being asked to have their say on a review of a Fenland village conservation area, including a revision to its conservation area boundary. Fenland District Council has reviewed the Coates Conservation Area to better … Continue reading →

Dear Roy, I am writing on behalf of Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE). We have been commissioned by Cambridgeshire County Council to carry out an independent research project which aims to understand the impact of County Council policies … Continue reading →

With the wearing of ‘Face Coverings’ in Shops about to come into force, yesterday whilst at ‘Morrisons’™ (Cardia) I only went to the entrance (wearing a face covering) to ask the Security Guard what ‘plans and proceedures’ they had in … Continue reading →

So all those that ‘count’ (pun) – where available for a photo-shoot at the turf cutting of the Kings Dyke Bridge project. Amazing that our almost invisible MP Steve Barclay can make his way to Whittlesey for some feel good … Continue reading →

Agenda posted last week, planning is mostly/should be strait forward, but there are applications which can be both controversial and and subjective. Whether it be access or tree concerns – it is discussed and then put forward to FDC – … Continue reading →

Due to unforseen circumstances, Whittlesey Town Council Office is closed today and tomorrow (Tuesday 21st) – If there are any changes I will post here…

I have been to ‘dozens’ of meetings where residents have been up in arms about ‘parking issues’ – they never go away. For every resident that wants Yellow Lines – there is the same number who do not want them … Continue reading →

A short update about Noddy’s Parking Space on Ramsey Road….Later Today.