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Today I joined the ‘Teams’ meeting for the Patients Participation Group @ New Queen Street Surgery. A good engagement with the practice, some good news – NQS statistics in comparision with National figures, were above the national averages for both … Continue reading →

At Queen St Church – Sat 11th Feb.  Doors open 6.30 for 7pm start. Screening – “Mrs Harris Goes To Paris” (Cert PG) Comedy / Drama – Starring Lesley Manville In partnership with the House of Dior, “Mrs. Harris Goes … Continue reading →

I am not saying there was NO vandalism in Whittlesey during my teenage years, but it was very rare and the chance was the Police had a good idea who had done what. A visit by our ‘locals’ to the … Continue reading →

Lattersey –

I was asked ‘why’ most of our local taxes are going up by either cost of living inflation or the maximum allowed by the government – in particular the Police precept (tax). I would say most weeks another survey or … Continue reading →

Many groups have contact with The Whittlesey Charity – sometimes applying for grants. Just for information Graham Abblitt has stepped down following a very short period of time as the Clerk to Whittlesey Charity. The new Clerk to Whittlesey Charity … Continue reading →

The recommendations for Whittlesey can be viewed at the end of this article. Further information can be seen of the FDC Website – RHS/Downloads Click Here View direct and zoom better by Clicking Here

My apologies for the later posting, the monthly Whittlesey Town Council – Councillor Surgery will be taking place at ‘Peel House’ Saturday 04th February. 09:30 – 10:30 Cllrs in attendance will be CCC/FDC & WTC Cllr Cris Boden and WTC … Continue reading →

ALL documents are available on WTC Website from Home Page, Top Heading Neighbourhood Plan, Drop Box Referendum to view. Residents are able to view hard copies in Whittlesey Library WTC Website – www.whittleseytowncouncil.gov.uk Fenland District Council – www.fenland.gov.uk/WhitteseyNeighbourhoodPlan Register to … Continue reading →

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Catalytic converter theft in Cambridgeshire is at an all-time high. The number of catalytic converters stolen from cars across the county has risen by 141 per cent in the past four years. Last year (2022) thieves stole 758 catalytic converters, … Continue reading →