Monthly Archives: May 2026

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Report an issue that is affecting you Abandoned vehicle Anti-social behaviour Breach of planning rules (planning enforcement) Broken glass Change of address – Council Tax or Benefits Change of address – Garden Waste subscription Change of circumstances – Council Tax … Continue reading →

All is not ‘simple’ – this being one of the most complex, time consuming issues I have had to deal with…and as of late this afternoon, the ‘builders‘ responsible took it down themselves. There was a plan from Cambs CC … Continue reading →

Following enquiries Whittlesey Town Council  has been informed  Fenland Busfest arranged  on Sunday 31st May, 2026 at The Buttercross, Whittlesey is cancelled. Several attempts has been made to contact the organisers  of ‘The Busfest Team, Eastern Counties’  without success. Unfortunately, … Continue reading →

Fenland Voluntary Organisation Network Meetings. (I’ve only posted the Whittlesey meeting). We would like to invite you to our next round of Voluntary Group Networking Meetings.    As you know, these meetings are a great way for local organisations to … Continue reading →

Some of the local decisions made by Fenlands Planning Department – NOT the Planning Committee.

14 Town Councillors elected in Whittlesey. A very good morning to you all. First of all I am pleased to announce that Councillor Roy Gerstner will be in the Hot Seat on the 7th June on “Town Talk Live” on … Continue reading →

During the questioning of Cabinet members I asked the following from Cllr Steve Count, Portfolio Holder for Economic Growth, Land Charges & Inspire! Leisure Centre Projects. 1/ The very good news that grant funding for £2 Million has been agreed … Continue reading →

Maybe you should ask your councillor from Peterborough to deal with this and get involved …. thats of course if she knows where Aliwal Road is……sorry I am being facetious, but having witnessed last weeks full council meeting where said … Continue reading →