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Report on meeting will take sometime to work on, I am at the Golden Age event in Eastrea and then onto another meeting – I hope to be able to post on Saturday. (click on bottom left corner to advance/retard … Continue reading →

Technical issues meant that the sideshow shown below didn’t work for us councillors or 10 members of the public present, we did have a paper version. The presentation was given by CEO of Lakeside Health Service (includes New Queen Street … Continue reading →

Whittlesey Town Council planning committee voted to object to the new application by Johnsons Aggregates Recycling Ltd (CCC/24/091/VAR) to significantly increase IBA/IBAA production at Saxon Pit. They are working on a detailed response (as are Saxongate). The planning meeting was … Continue reading →

About 20 partner agencies were at todays Golden-Age event at The Eastrea Centre. Besides some very good networking myself and Robin were promoting Neighbourhood Watch. Just over 100 members of the public attended in the 3 hour session and some … Continue reading →

I and others have received several recently. Remember never part with money, gift cards or e-cash to anyone – always check. From: Roy Gerstner <boardcommitee147@gmail.com> Sent: 19 September 2024 10:46 To: A friend of mine Subject: Re: Crucial Message GREAT! … Continue reading →

Today 18th September Saturday 14th September. Friday 13th September.

Presentation by Lakeside/New Queen Street Surgery,

My Name is Dee and I’m the Fenland Communities Officer for a brand-new Project called Support Fenland.  Support Fenland is Funded by the National Community Lottery and is here to support non-profit  organisations and Charities by providing tailored Support for … Continue reading →

                         Monday 23rd to Friday 27th September.

Today I attended the Multi-Agency Meeting, Saxongate leading the agenda. The 3 Hour meeting with several stake-holders present and a total of 18 attending. There will be an update when the minutes are formally agreed. Progress is being made.