Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

2024 – Remembrance @ Whittlesey War Memorial – one of the largest attended events I have witnessed – a very good turn out.

Only 4 Whittlesey Councillors supported the public engagement event for the future plans of The Relief Road, Cllrs Boden, Laws, Sennitt-Clough and myself braved the somewhat cool weather. We saw a good number of people and like the Peel House … Continue reading →

As well as the parade on Sunday 10th starting from St Andrews Hall leaving at 2pm. There will also be a short service of remembrance on Monday at 11am at the memorial in Whittlesey. For those who wish to take … Continue reading →

March transformation marks new chapter for historic market town. (RG Note – Not everyone was happy that this project went ahead – that said ‘we’ had exactly the same when WTC/FDC moved the Bus Stop at the Buttercross to Grosvenor … Continue reading →

Tomorrow – Saturday 09th November. There will be an a exibit and boards explaining the choices and future, there will be officials onhand to ask questions – Aldi Supermarket 10:00am until 15:00 Visit Fenland District Council Website for more information … Continue reading →

I understand that the repair works to th B1040 at/near The Dog-In-A-Doublet has been delayed (no reason given) – extra shift working may take place and the latest is that the road could be fully re-opened PM on Monday.

After Cambs CC Highways spent upwards of £2 million doing up Ramsey Road (From just before level crossing to just beyond Harris Transport) 3 years ago – to find that many of the issues have returned yet again, and will … Continue reading →

Article from Daily Mail Click Here More than 7,000 homes have been given planning permission to be built in the most flood-prone areas of the country, insurer Allianz warns. Allianz said 7,116 new homes have full or conditional planning permission … Continue reading →

It takes a little time and as usual more than one request, (May this year) however I am informed that the damaged/old litter bin along the Bower Towpath has been removed. Almost immediately ‘complaints’ started to arrive – Doggies had … Continue reading →