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Myself and Cllr Kay Mayor were on the case this morning in respect of the ‘abusive graffiti’ left at the Garden of Rest….within 3 hours the offensive material was removed. It is possible that those responsible have no idea (stupid) … Continue reading →

Some people will not leave things alone – it has been reported.

A small gathering took place at 11:00am this morning, led by Whittlesey Branch of The Royal British Legion for a service dedicated to our Armed Forces. I attended as a member of the public.

Many thanks to Robert Windle and his team for organising this years BB 2022. I am pleased to be able to support the day by being part of Roberts Team. A wonderful day is planned for families, from 11:00am at … Continue reading →

Further to my drone pictures last week – FDC have a press release today….what a coincidence (l) Kevin Wilkins (FDC Horticultural Officer) (r) Cllr Peter Murphy Below one of last weeks ‘drone’ pictures…

Now on its 3rd Edition, Whittlesey Sports Association – Sport & Community Booklet, edited by Robert Windle is now being distributed locally and will be available (Free) at this Sundays – BIG BASH….

One landmark which ‘Welcomes’ everyone into our town, is the Whittlesey Street Pride’ Gateway project at Kings Delph – up to 18,000 vehicles pass by every day. In 2009 the ‘Pride of Whittlesey’ was launched on the site and was … Continue reading →

Saturday the country will celebrate ‘Armed Forces Day’ – Here in our town a service will be held at the War Memorial at 11:00am – I hope that the public will have respect for our past, present and future Armed … Continue reading →

There have been issues with some aspects of safety surrounding the building, as you maybe aware there are some safety railings on the Queen Street side. ©RG 2020

‘The Committee’ met last night and Chair Lynn Palmer confirmed the date for this years event will be Saturday 10th Deember. Fund raising as always is challenging but the team are well advanced in promoting some events. A Quiz to … Continue reading →