Monthly Archives: July 2023

Our cyber security advisor, Nigel Sutton, has this important warning “Are you clued up on OTPs? That’s right, one-time passcodes! Those annoying messages that pop up every now and again asking you to verify an online purchase “As irritating as … Continue reading →

Our PCSOs have been out in Whittlesey today doing some parking and ASB patrols. Whilst doing some parking patrols around Broad Street and Market Street, we had to assist some people with a gas issue and make sure that it … Continue reading →

The road sweeper is around, many complain they haven’t seen or had one in their area, here we are today on a Saturday morning – Off New Road.

Similar to last Friday, when I attended the Council Offices (Clerk on holiday) to facilitate the Citizens Advice to be in attendance. A steady stream of issues and questions…all dealt with 1/ Rat problem on Queen Street. 2/ Allotment concerns. … Continue reading →

I will be in attendance at Whittlesey Town Council Office tomorrow Friday 07th July from 09:30 to 13:00. The Citizens Advice will also be there for ‘pre-booked appointments only’ The Town Clerk will be back in the Office from Monday.

Having been to many ‘community rail partnership’ meetings in the past prior ‘Covid’ I thought today I’d go with a couple of friends to the ‘event’ at March Railway Station. Bit challenging the first time I’ve taken my electric wheelchair, … 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. Cambridgeshire Knife wielding burglar stole £15 Man admits double murder 14 years for drug dealer operating … Continue reading →

A coffee morning event will be held at March railway station on Wednesday 5 July. Rail passengers and local people will be able to enjoy a cuppa and ask rail managers and transport representatives questions about the train service and … Continue reading →