Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

No trains stopping at various weekends + 06th Setember to 04th October.

Well there has been a lot of activity in the past 6 months at our Railway Station. New waiting area’s, New CCTV, New Ticketing Machine, New Cycle Rack, New Bins. New Interactive Info Screen. Now complete New Lighting, we were … Continue reading →

Opening Saturday 25th July, Gym & Pool will operate on a reduced timetable. https://www.freedom-leisure.co.uk/centres/manor-leisure-centre/ You will need to be registered. You will need both a log-in and pin number. You will need to book a slot online. You will need … Continue reading →

If you need to contact your Councillor please scroll down to July 22nd post and the link to WTC website is there…

The Governments changing of scientific experts advice has been going on from day 1 – ‘evolving’ – However I can only watch what has happened in other countries where Face Coverings have been mandatory for months – ‘Infection Rates’ much … Continue reading →

We are delighted to have participated in an # ArtAndTheFens project by Kaitlin Ferguson to encourage people to look at the Fens in different ways. In the 5th of her 5 videos she shows you (using some of our photos) … Continue reading →

Due to unforseen circumstances, the Whittlesey Town Council Offices on Queen Street will remain closed until further notice. Members of the public can contact their own Councillor either by phone or e-mail. Councillors details and contacts are available on the … Continue reading →

Coates Consultation Area Appraisal. Residents are being asked to have their say on a review of a Fenland village conservation area, including a revision to its conservation area boundary. Fenland District Council has reviewed the Coates Conservation Area to better … Continue reading →

Dear Roy, I am writing on behalf of Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange (CUSPE). We have been commissioned by Cambridgeshire County Council to carry out an independent research project which aims to understand the impact of County Council policies … Continue reading →