Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

This is to build two new dwellings, the ‘Three Horseshoes Public House’ remains for the time being. It is my understanding that the residents group have as good as given up due to lack of funding to purchase the property … Continue reading →

Disclaimer: The Saxon, Forterra and McCains, industrial sites all come under the FDC Whittlesey South Ward, which I represent, as such I have a duty to keep all residents within the ward and others that may be affected fully informed … Continue reading →

I was unable to attend this morning but went for a short while to the Manor Field at around 12:30, very busy with lots of people and stalls, I hope it went well for the organisers….

Whittlesey Town Councils (e-mail) provider ‘Vision ICT‘ updated/upgraded their servers on Friday, this has caused some issues with some WTC Councillors not being able to update, re-register with the system client. I and a few others after some challenges over … Continue reading →

At The Manor Field Whittlesey – This Bank Holiday Monday.

As many are aware living on Aliwal Road, there has been a ‘semiabandoned – caravan’ attached to a vehicle for several months…. somewhat of an eyesore. Police and Council (FDC) are aware. At various times, the owner changes the vehicle … Continue reading →

RWT Photography. Looking at the front of the building, there is an archway to the left – go through and the Council Chamber is to the left – the doors will be open.

There are ‘some’ who claim our drains are never cleaned, not true….maybe need to clean more often yes….but then everywhere…. Today I asked how many will you do today in Whittlesey….. Answer around 250 –

The Town Council Office will be closed from Friday 01st May and will re-open on Tuesday 05th May. Councillors can be contacted by going to the top – toolbar on this website.

Only two members of the public attending the April meeting. Our officers are now one month into addressing their new neighbourhood priorities, and we would like to invite you to hear more about the work they have been doing so … Continue reading →