Monthly Archives: October 2025

Nailed it! 680 steel pins secure King’s Dyke embankment Whittlesey. Cambridgeshire County Council has confirmed that major progress has been made on repair work at the King’s Dyke embankment on the A605 Ralph Butcher Causeway near Whittlesey, with more than … Continue reading →

Whittlesey councillor wants King’s Dyke reopened now…. Cllr Chris Boden, a town and district councillor, has called on Cambridgeshire County Council’s highways department to consider reopening the King’s Dyke crossing, which was closed over major safety concerns. Cllr Boden informed … Continue reading →

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This morning a small group of our ‘Friends of Platinum Wood’ planted some 800+ daffodil bulbs and 200+ snowdrops around the ‘bund’ area. Platinum Wood is a Whittlesey Town Council initiative and project, it a 4 acre green space at … Continue reading →

Peterborough Concert Band have been supporting The Whittlesey Branch of The Royal British Legion for 26 or maybe 27 years, no one can quite remember, an excellent evening had by all, and some good fund raising for the local branch. … Continue reading →

My/our condolences to Averil, Sue, Savannah, Victoria and Frank. Peter was a very good friend of so many in our community and will be sadly missed. Donations in Peters memory are gratefully being received in support of Addenbrooke’s Hospital – … Continue reading →

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District Council Conservative  – 483 Curtis – 127 Reform – 346 Labour – 60 Turnout – 27% Town Council Conservative – 490 Curtis – 132 Reform – 337 Labour – 55 Turnout 27% Congratulations to Alec Branton and commiserations to … Continue reading →

After many years again being left derelict for the second or third occasion after its closure as a public house and restaurant. ‘I/we’ StreetPriders cleared the area up many years ago when I was chairman to stop it being an … Continue reading →

The election called by resignation of ex conservative councillor Elizebeth Sennitt-Clough. Widely publicised being the 6th conservative councillor in recent years to have resigned. Today there is a bi-election for the ward and some candidates have been actively campaigning to … Continue reading →