Monthly Archives: September 2022

Surprised !!!!- no one calls or tells me when the road is clear? Checked early this morning and all repairs completed and Yes – the Road Signage has been taken away – all of it – none left behind – … Continue reading →

Unbeknown to me and most residents, was there were (2) events held at The War Memorial last week, (1) a minutes silence to honor the Queens passing and another (2) w minutes silence at 4pm on Monday. I am a … Continue reading →

Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story. Cambridge:  Prolific burglar strikes again Man jailed for child sex offences Peterborough: Jail for thief who … Continue reading →

Do you know someone who might be interested in a career in policing now or in future? If you do, please spread the word about our careers open evening at force HQ in Huntingdon between 6pm and 9pm on 13 … Continue reading →

25 years ago, I ‘inherited’ a special print of ‘The Queen’ by the artist Pietro Annigoni. I gave it to Sir Harry Smith School in 1997 and it hung in/around the Headmasters Office for many years. When Principal Jonathan Digby … Continue reading →

A National Moment of Reflection to mourn the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and reflect on her life and legacy will be held on Sunday 18 September at 8pm. The one-minute silence can be marked privately at home, … Continue reading →

The A149 from Kings Lynn was heavy traffic in both directions, this was at 11:00am Took around an hour from KL to getting parked. Returning 15:30 usual Friday traffic around KL. Connie and I visited Sandringham today, unable and not … Continue reading →

Update : – Reading through the document, there was a pretty poor response from residents in Fenland – (Read the report). The consultation will now go live on Monday 26th September. The end date remains unchanged