Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

My apologies for not addressing this sooner – I’ve been somewhat very unwell and hopefully on the road to recovery – however with many recent developments – I thought I’d put my answer to Steve Barclays issues….

A few residents have had the benifit of using the ‘Bobby Scheme’ – check it out. www.thebobbyscheme.org I hope this message finds you well. At The Bobby Scheme, we are committed to delivering impactful services that meet the needs of … Continue reading →

Those using the platform Booking.com to book their holidays or accommodation are being warned they could be targeted with emails or messages requesting payments from hotels who have had their account taken over by fraudsters. Between June 2023 and September … Continue reading →

WARNING: Suspected ‘Nottingham Knockers’ have been reported in your area! Since Monday, we have received 13 reports of men knocking on doors in Fenland, telling residents they have recently been released from prison and are selling goods to raise much … Continue reading →

Below is just a small part of the document – in many cases, not good reading in statistical terms – I make it clear – I am NOT apportioning blame on anyone – much is historical and most was known … Continue reading →

(RG Note) The link will take you to Fenland District Councils Website and explains further. The document is 4MB and contains some very interesting statistical information. The whole document is a long read. www.fenland.gov.uk/sascopingreport We would like to inform you … Continue reading →

Whittlesey Community Movie Evening @ Queen St Church – Saturday 18th Jan. Doors open 6.30 for a 7pm start. “Grow Your Own” A Feel Good Movie – cert PG With a host of familiar faces! The film centres on a … Continue reading →

A really cold morning, but 20 members still attended including two new members. Welcome to Meecha and Matt. After a brisk walk around town, we still managed to collect 29 bags of litter, although the Street cleaning team must be … Continue reading →

A new episode of the popular Channel 4 documentary 24 Hours in Police Custody follows investigations into the dealing of crystal meth and cocaine across the eastern region. The episode, which will air at 9pm on Monday (13 January), begins … Continue reading →