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There is a long history of the site being developed. for those who may not know – it has some historical background – Horsey Toll Scheduled Monument lies beyond the A605 to the south of the proposal site, separated by … Continue reading →

For some years (those who have been with me – may remember) A development at ‘Horsey Bridge/Toll’ on the A605 where The London Crane Company operate from has been in the pipeline, several differing plans have been put forward, the … Continue reading →

From Saturday 06th May communities will have the opportunity to celebrate King Charles III coronation, there maybe organised street events – if your community is planning one, time to get organised. Whittlesey Town Council in association with MoreMusic Radio will … Continue reading →

Every year the Town Council contracts the Hanging Baskets around our town, naturally to keep them going they need to be watered. This year unfortunately Ian who has the contract is waiting for an operation. Therefor the Council are looking … Continue reading →

Although this has been operating for sometime, planning application has only just been submitted. There have been numberous complaints of smells and odors – from Snoots Road residential area’s – this has and still is an ongoing investigation by FDC. … Continue reading →

As a boy I was brought up and schooled in Coates, I still love the village and its community. Development over the years have changed somethings. I am not sure ‘if’ the local residents are very supportive of The Coates … Continue reading →

I have no issue or problem posting other local politicans views…. Have a look at the now the no longer being a member of the Conservative Party and considering himself politically neutral – Martin Curtis Web-blog. (picture 2021 MC on … Continue reading →

I and a couple of other Councillors, use the word ‘Vision’ on occasion, however the bulk of our Whittlesey Town Councillors have little or no ‘vision’ – but wait a minute – when the Election Phamplets are put through doors, … Continue reading →

A decision by the Cambridge and Peterborough Combined Authority (CPCA) to allocate the remaining funds from the original £1M to the projects put forward last month. You may recall there was two camps after what was left over from the … Continue reading →