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Some may remember this article I wrote in March 2016….Most of which is still relevant today…I did suggest a name for The Bridge and….we shall see if it happenes at next weeks FDC full council meeting…. (read at the end … Continue reading →

COVID – Message update from Dr Liz Robin Director of Public Health – Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.

At tomorrow night’s meeting of WTC full council (Zoom) there will be a presentation on the development of 300 Eastrea Road Whittlesey. This address is in front of the Guildenberg Pit/Diving Centre…… The developer ‘David Wilson Homes’ will put the … Continue reading →

A lot of business at this meeting… With 342 pages of associated reports associated with the meeting (Yes I have read most)

Figures obtained from The Office of National Statistics (ONS). Fenland figures remain relatively high, Whittlesey figures remain the same. Area’s of Peterborough some up and some down.

On of the main items this evening at WTC Finance & Policy meeting was a short presentation by Cambs Rural Citizen Advice Bureaux. – Whittlesey Town Council has supported the CAB for many years. Although unable to hold physical meeting … Continue reading →

Here is a better version received today 15th

Romance fraudsters are scamming victims out of more than £7,000! That’s according to new data from UK Finance while Action Fraud has revealed romance fraud incidents have rocketed during lockdown. Scammers set up fake profiles to lure their victims in, … Continue reading →

B1040 Thorney to Whittlesey Road to the South of the River Nene Flooding is expected – immediate action required Recent heavy rain has fallen throughout last week over the River Nene catchment with further rain predicted towards the end of … Continue reading →

North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, Eeast of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice Last time in force: 11:12am Monday 15 February 2021 The River Nene has being falling steadily over the weekend and today Monday 15th February. North … Continue reading →