Monthly Archives: August 2021

This will be available in printed version at various locations around town in the near future. In order to read, zoom (+) to about 160% then pan to scroll across the pages.

Found dead today along The Bower, believed to be one of our resident swans, hopefully the signets are large enough now to fend for themselves. It has been reported to the authorities.

I passed by to say ‘Hello’ to a new community engagement group, coffee morning held at The George on Market Square, I was pleasantly surprised the event was so well attended.

What a ‘wonderful’ Music-On-The-Square’ was yesterday. However, at 7am in the morning our Street Cleaner was greeted (quite often) by the Buttercross covered in vomit, curry and rubbish, he cleaned it all up with some help from a concerned member … Continue reading →

After some 10 days of never ending complaints and issues about the Manor Field – Manhole Covers, we are nearly there in replacing the ‘missing or damaged’ items. However – the actual issue is that in most cases – has … Continue reading →

Census unearthed: explore 50 years of change from 1961 – 9 August 2021 Between January and May this year, we released the 1961 Census Small Area Statistics (SAS). The Census Historical Research team has been exploring the data by comparing … Continue reading →

First event allowed this year, looked likely to be a wet and damp music event, by 1pm it had cleared up and remained dry but for a few spots throughout the afternoon, with some sunshine to cheer the 100+ at … Continue reading →

All consultations in regards to the ‘Johnsons Aggregates’ planned recycling facility for ‘Bottom End Ash’ has passed and we now await the full planning application at Cambs CC. Below is what I’ve been sent from The Wisbech Without Incineration Group. … Continue reading →