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Monthly Archives: May 2023
Look Whats Happening at King Dyke Nature Reserve.
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Another Successful Family Day – Well Almost?
What more could we want, another virtually free day out, OK if you like Buses and free trips to Thorney, Turves and Ramsey. I say ‘almost’ – whilst Litterpicking the Market Square, I was nearby the Ice Cream Van. A … Continue reading
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Petanque Is Coming to the Black Bull
Petanque will be installed at The Black Bull (rear car park) within the next two weeks. Manager and builders are mindful of the protected Whittlesey Mud Wall.
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What More On A Warm Sunny Day – Cricket On The Manor
Cricket returns to the Manor – only a few spectators, and what a lovely TLC job they have given the grassed area – daily TLC….
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WTC Council Report of Meeting Held Thursday 18th May
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Today is Bee Day
Bees pollinate a whopping third of the food we eat and 80% of flowering plants but they are in decline.
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Modern Slavery In Our Communities
Figures released this week show there were a record number of calls to the Modern Slavery Helpline in the last year. The helpline, which is run by the charity Unseen, received calls about more than 6,500 potential victims of slavery … Continue reading
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The Grass Cutting Issue
I am not speaking for other Councillors – Myself and Cllr Kay Mayor (Whittlesey South) had a meeting with Mr Phil Hughes (Director of Leisure @ FDC) last Monday. I/we asked Mr Hughes a list of questions which you the … Continue reading
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Excellent U3A AGM Yesterday (Thursday)
An excellent U3A AGM at Childers yesterday afternoon, we were informed that there are over 230 paid up members, by far the largest community group in the area. U3A have over 30 different groups to join in. Well done and … Continue reading
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