Monthly Archives: April 2024

No further postings until Monday evening at the earliest – I am at a Memorial Service tomorrow – Monday.   Maybe a bit of advice for our candidates. I was privy to something similar don’t think it is always ‘political’ … Continue reading →

The Town Council Offices will be closed on Monday 08th and Tuesday 09th April. You can contact your Councillor, by telephone or e-mail. The details of your Councillor are on the WTC website and on the top toolbar of this … Continue reading →

Councillors Surgeries was held yesterda 6th April 2024 between 09:30am-10:30am at Peel House, Queen Street, Whittlesey. I understand that Cllr Mockett was unable to attend…. Present Was Fenland District Councillor Elisabeth Sennitt Clough and FDC Councillor Alex Miscandon Details on … Continue reading →

IMPORTANT INFORMATION. A Flood Warning has been issued by the Environment Agency. Flood Warning in force: North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice. Flooding is expected for: North Bank Road alongside the … Continue reading →

Waterlogged – the wettest winter on record After a thoroughly sodden winter some of our nature reserves remain waterlogged in many places. It’s hardly surprising – England has seen the highest level of rainfall over any 18 month period since … Continue reading →

Wednesday we attended along with a full house at the Peterborough Crematorium to say our farewell and good-bye to a friend for some 55 years and a neighbour for a large part of that time to ‘Cliff Watson’ – there … Continue reading →

13 years ago, together with all other police forces in England and Wales, we rolled out an important scheme to protect children – known as Sarah’s Law. Sarah’s Law was introduced after paedophile Roy Whiting abducted, sexually assaulted and murdered … Continue reading →

I will make my point here and now as I have done since the role was ‘invented’ by the Government. I Do NOT believe this important role should be a ‘Political one’ – However the powers that be have made … Continue reading →

Speaker today Simon Black who gave a talk and presentation about ‘The painted room’ The possible future for both the building (Market Street) and the paintings themselves.

As part of the National Business Crime Centre’s campaign to tackle retail crime, we conducted a week of action across Cambridgeshire between 18 and 24 March. This saw us working with retailers and private security for days of targeted activity … Continue reading →