Monthly Archives: September 2021

9/11/2011 the day the world changed. Terrorist attacks using 4 aircraft to destroy buildings in the US. I was on a ship entering the Naval Dry-Docks in Baltimore (MA), within minutes the whole of the vast naval yards were under … Continue reading →

A good time had by all, except for the idiot thowing a ‘wellington’ around, could have hit a child easily. Everyone else was there for a good social get-together. Congratulations to the organisers of this years ‘Coates Village Fete’ which … Continue reading →

It is such a great shame that we have lost so many tree’s and here in Fenland there is very little enthusiasm for any small/medium re-planting – plenty of ‘talking’ – Whittlesey Town Council has recently been given 5 Japanese … Continue reading →

This Sunday – Whittlesey War Memorial. A Celebration Service marking 100 years of The Royal British Legion. Service @ 12:00 photo©RBL

We’re warning people to be vigilant after cold callers targeted an elderly and vulnerable woman who then paid more than £1000 for unnecessary work. The woman was called by a ‘home savings’ company offering boiler services, citing better energy efficiency … Continue reading →

I’m Emma Rourke and I lead the Health Analysis and Pandemic Insight team here at the Office for National Statistics. Together, in collaboration with the University of Oxford and Professor Sarah Walker, Chief Investigator for the survey, and the Department … Continue reading →