Monthly Archives: February 2026

Anger is intensifying ahead of a crucial vote on expanding incinerator bottom ash operations at Saxon Pit, as senior councillors and drainage authorities warn key environmental consents remain unresolved. Cambridgeshire County Council is due to decide on 4th March whether … Continue reading →

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Our next Golden Age Fair is coming up soon! 🌟 📅 Friday, 6 March: 10am-1pm 📍Chatteris: King Edward Community Centre, 3 King Edward Road, PE16 6NG What is the Golden Age Fair? A warm, welcoming, and completely free community event … Continue reading →

Flood warning no longer in force: North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice    The situation is improving and no further flooding is expected in this area.   Flood warnings and alerts … Continue reading →

Historic cinema on Market Street, Whittlesey, to become shops and homes. A piece of Whittlesey’s heritage is set for a modern transformation. The former Cinema Palace, later known as the Super Cinema, at 24-30 Market Street, has received approval from … Continue reading →

FDC’s Cabinet, met yesterday (23rd) and was given updates by Cllr Steve Count, portfolio holder – the cabinet voted unanimously to progress to the next stage which will include detailed planning. You can view the Cabinet Meeting on FDC’s YouTube … Continue reading →

Note, minutes have not yet been ratified, and will be done at this coming meeting. everyone is welcome to attend these public meetings. Orbiting-Alone-Ghost

Watch live on FDC’s YouTube Channel There are 310 pages to read in the accompanying paperwork I’ll attach the link – later. Item 11 Manor Leisure Centre redevelopment project – update at the completion of RIBA Stage 3 (Pages 191 … Continue reading →

A very good article (again) by John Elworthy on CambsNews   Click Here….. Much more ‘readable’ than the longer version below @ FDC Below link to FDC..   Click Here To FDC Cabinet Paperwork For example on page 202 are the estimated … Continue reading →