Monthly Archives: May 2026

I will be attending Fenland District Council’s meeting to determine The Phoenix Youth Provision (Whittlesey) and 4 other local community groups to have the Scaldgate Building classified as an ‘Asset of Community Value’ – I have already written an e-mail in … Continue reading →

Eric from Gracious Street relies on his wheelchair to remain independent, he had polio as a child and has been wheelchair bound since then. Yesterday whilst transversing High Causeway he nearly came a cropper with this missing block paving stone….why … Continue reading →

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Cambridge Science Park masterplan unveiled: 20,000 new jobs, triple the building space and a Park of Science open to all. A masterplan to triple the building space on Cambridge Science Park, creating 20,000 new jobs and a new neighbourhood in … Continue reading →

Empty properties can quickly attract anti-social behaviour (ASB), affecting not just the building but the wider neighbourhood. Evidence across the UK shows that vacant, poorly managed buildings are more likely to experience vandalism, fly-tipping, trespassing and other nuisance activity. Even … Continue reading →

We’re halfway through the quarter and your local neighbourhood team has been tackling the issues you’ve told us matter most in March and the surrounding area. These include tackling drug dealing and vehicle-related anti-social behaviour in March, Whittlesey and Chatteris … Continue reading →

The Royal British Legion are marking 15 years since the Iraq War, also referred to as the Second Gulf War with a remembrance service today ( Friday 22nd June)  at 11.00am, Whittlesey War Memorial. For those attending, please assemble by … Continue reading →

Funfair coming to Whittlesey Whittlesey Market will be in Station Road car park, behind Wetherspoon’s George Hotel, on Friday (May 29), due to the funfair being in town. Motorists will still have access to Station Road car park for parking … Continue reading →

Play area plans consultation Residents can now give feedback on Fenland District Council proposals to spend £1.5million Government funding on improving and creating play areas across the district. Specific sites have been identified to host play equipment for the first … Continue reading →

Meeting held on Monday 18th May, has now been uploaded to FDC’s YouTube Channel. You can view/listen to my questions to Cllr Steve Count in regard to the latest regarding the Manor Leisure update(s) – this occures @ 13 mins … Continue reading →