Monthly Archives: August 2025

Planned in 2028, Fenland District Council could be absorbed into a new unitary authority. Some 3 different proposals have been put forward (FDC has made no decisions as yet). Below is the document I have received (I can send a … Continue reading →

Police appeal after serious collision between car and paramedic vehicle in Whittlesey. Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage after a serious collision between a car and a paramedic vehicle on an emergency callout. The collision happened in Eastrea … Continue reading →

You told us that illegal parking is something you would like us to focus on, so we have been back on patrols across the sector to address the issue. This time, we focused on… ➡️ Church Street and London Street … Continue reading →

The Ramsey Road Layby which StreetPride ‘adopted’ some 12 years ago, and continues to maintain. I was chairman when we installed the 1st Picknick Bench, Cyclerack and Bin, all sponsored by the Glassmoor Wind Turbine Fund. (02nd August 2014 – … Continue reading →

Whilst some on Social Media told me off, for saying we should be active byestanders when witnessing anti-social behaviour or vandalism – I have no issue in confronting anyone carrying out this type of ‘illegal’ activity, I appreciate some would … Continue reading →

After campaigning for some considerable time – myself and other Councillors have been lobbying for the Market Place/Buttercross to be cleaned up. Costing I would imagine some several £Thousand – last week. Sunday sometime someone has managed to spill what … Continue reading →

£220,000 funding shortfall stalls progress on Whittlesey Relief Road. Whittlesey relief road faces uncertain future without new funding. Work on a proposed relief road for Whittlesey has stalled as Fenland District Council tries to find ways to secure a further … Continue reading →

Again thank you to all who have sent their best wishes for my recovery. I’ll not go into detail, other than I was admitted into hospital for 8 days and came out last week for further (many more) tests. It … Continue reading →