Monthly Archives: September 2022

It was ‘only’ a matter of time before ‘our’ newly installed Heritage Walk Benches were to be vandalised…..a fantastic project lead by Cllr Dee Laws and Whittlesey Town Council, almost complete now with signage (more to follow). This morning one … Continue reading →

I am very sorry to to informed that ex Councillor and friend Ralph Butcher has passed away this morning. ©RWT Photography/WTC

As the fastest growing region in the UK, we recycle a lot of water. In fact, we recycle over a billion litres of sewage every day! But did you know we also clean water using nature? Wetlands are a low-cost, natural solution … Continue reading →

  It has been reported……

Yesterday was a proud day for us as we heard stories from across the constabulary at an awards ceremony to recognise the excellent prevention and problem-solving work undertaken by some of our officers and partner agencies in the past year. … Continue reading →

An invitation for anyone who maybe intrested in Neighbourhood Watch to come along at 7pm this evening at Council Chanbers – Whittlesey Town Council Office. At our September meeting we had local PC Gary Stabler give us updates on his … Continue reading →

Some ‘Pill Boxes’ are listed (note – not protected) and some are not. They belong to who-ever the land is that they sit on. Unfortunately our presky ‘graffiti’ artists have had another go at the one along the Bower.

Good afternoon. When an emergency such as a bust water main occurs, a road must be closed until necessary repairs are effected. However, when that road is an ‘A’ road, the official main diversions should not be on unclassified roads … Continue reading →

After the reported burst water main Halcroft/A605 last Friday – confusion, frustration and very annoyed residents and road users. Our Councillors were well contacted by Saturday morning and were trying desperately to make contact with Cambs CC Highways. Sunday and … Continue reading →