Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

14 Town Councillors elected in Whittlesey. I just wanted to give you all a little update on our monthly radio programme, Town Talk Live, which continues to go from strength to strength and hass attracted a wonderful number of listeners. Here … Continue reading →

News coming in the next couple of weeks, the Whittlesey Town Council Platinum Wood, located at the end of Yarwell Headland, pictures takes yesterday afternoon. (Not AI or enhanced in any way).

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 →

So, what I am told is a record – 3 weeks to get the ‘illegal/non  compliant/nil permit/unsafe scaffolding taken down by the ‘iffy’ builders, is almost a record – all ended with good communications from the enforcement officer @ Cambs … Continue reading →

Today, saw only the 2 regulars and myself with PSCO Dan. Dear Roy, Your local neighbourhood team have been busy working towards their current priorities: Tackling vehicle-related anti-social behaviour and traffic offences in March, Whittlesey, and Chatteris town centres Proactive … Continue reading →

Another ‘Free’ event returns Sunday 21st June – BIG BASH – organised by Whittlesey Sports Association – Robert Windle – To celebrate those who ‘Volunteer’ within our town – is a ‘Free’ Afternoon Tea session(s) – In order to be … Continue reading →

I have supported this application throughout and went and gave a short presentation at the meeting this week to decide the next stages…. Thanks for coming to the meeting the other day I can confirm that the nomination for the … Continue reading →

The Professor during half-term week for a fun-filled interactive session exploring nature and the environment. Discover new things and make a nature themed craft. The Prof had a very engaging audience of around 30 young children.