Monthly Archives: July 2026

Introduction to Social Media Training : Thursday 23 July 10am – 11.30am online . Whether you’re new to Face book and Tik Tok or need to refresh your knowledge – this free training session is ideal. Simply click on the … Continue reading →

Hello Neighbours,  It’s been so hot over the last month. We’ve already shared tips on how to stay safe and be a good neighbour in the heat on our social channels. We’ve also got practical advice from ERA in this … Continue reading →

Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts in June – click on each headline to be taken to our website to read the full story.  Fenland: Abuser jailed for controlling partner Man handed ten-year order for … Continue reading →

An update from Mr. Matt Page, informing of two events he and his team would like to return to Whittlesey Next Year….s Seeking support from WTC….which we at the Projects Committee did indeed support…..and will recommend to the full council. … Continue reading →

I’m writing to provide an update on our plans for the proposed reservoir in the Fens.  Since the close of our phase three consultation in December, we’ve been making great progress in developing our plans. This includes:   reviewing all consultation feedback and publishing our feedback summary report;  … Continue reading →

Click Here For Fenland Citizen Two illegal vehicles have been seized during patrols by the police. One motorbike rider in Whittlesey was stopped by Fenland rural officers earlier last week after being discovered to have no licence or insurance. This … Continue reading →

We are appealing for information and sightings after a digger was stolen in Whittlesey.  The yellow vehicle was taken from a building site in Sorrell Avenue at about 11.45pm yesterday (5 July).  Sometimes these vehicle thefts can be a pre-cursor … Continue reading →

PeterboroughMatters….. Cambridgeshire MP Steve Barclay has raised fresh questions over drainage, restoration and regulation at Saxon Pit in Whittlesey, calling for clearer controls and greater transparency around the latest planning application for the controversial site. Saxon Residents Group      … Continue reading →