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Update : There is a ‘free’ bus being provided. Contact – Saxongate Facebook or email saxongate2022@gmail.com Anger is intensifying ahead of a crucial vote on expanding incinerator bottom ash operations at Saxon Pit, as senior councillors and drainage authorities warn … Continue reading →

Cambs CC Officers are recommending to the Planning Committee (CCC) that the major expansion of waste and minerals being processed at The Saxon Works be ‘Approved’ That maybe the case, however the ‘Planning Committee’ can go against the officers recommendation … Continue reading →

The Rotary Club of Whittlesey recently enjoyed an inspiring talk from 17-year-old local up-and-coming darts player Mitchell Brightwell, who is now being supported by the club in recognition of his dedication and the positive example he sets for young people … Continue reading →

https://www.newheartlearning.co.uk/ A Personalised Alternative Provision for SEMH & EBSA Pupils NewHeart Learning is a specialist alternative provision (AP) supporting children and young people experiencing Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA) and persistently absent based … Continue reading →

Summer round | Application deadline: 1 May 2026 Funds open this round Anglian Water’s Thriving Communities Fund | Grants up to £100,000 Arm Community Fund | Grants up to £3,000 Cambridge In Need Fund | Grants up to £30,000 The Cambridge Building Society Community Fund | Grants … Continue reading →

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Flood warning no longer in force: North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice    The situation is improving and no further flooding is expected in this area.   Flood warnings and alerts … Continue reading →

Historic cinema on Market Street, Whittlesey, to become shops and homes. A piece of Whittlesey’s heritage is set for a modern transformation. The former Cinema Palace, later known as the Super Cinema, at 24-30 Market Street, has received approval from … Continue reading →