Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

As previously posted my wife Connie will be taking part in this year’s ‘Walk-To-Remember’ – In aid of the ‘Sue Ryder Foundation’™ based locally at Thorpe Hall Peterborough. Last year she raised a fantastic £301:00 for the charity. She will … Continue reading →

There appears to be confusion and misinformation on social media. I am only dealing with ‘Whittlesey’. All registered voters should have had a ‘pink’ coloured card advising them of their: (1) Ward area. (2) Date of election (2nd May 2019) … Continue reading →

We have visually impaired residents, double buggy prams, mobility scooters all ‘trying to use the path besides the Library. The scaffolding has been in situ for at least 6 weeks if not more….it was put there for safety reasons to … Continue reading →

Criminals are so clever (with their friends) they can easily ‘spoof’ phone numbers, mainly 0800 numbers which are not easily recognised by their phones. An example being 0800 158 3209 which is a ‘real’ Barclays Premier Number, but again can … Continue reading →

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Disclaimer: These observations are not the ‘official’ minutes of the meeting, these are supplied by Whittlesey Town Council, normally (1) month following the meeting and can be viewed on their website. Purdah: It is important to note that pre-election rules … Continue reading →

The report is being compiled and will hopefully be posted by late tomorrow morning, including what was said about the Kings Dyke crossing.

Did you and your family enjoy the extravaganza event every year, now held on a Saturday, fun, laughter and happy faces to be seen. Why not help a few ‘hours’ – come along to the meeting being held at the … Continue reading →

I have on good authority today been advised that work to clean up the site will probably start in July. The build work will probably start in the autumn.

12 members of the Patients Participation Group met at the New Queen Street Surgery. 2 senior members of the admin staff were in attendance. An update on the amalgamation of New Queen Street into the Lakeside Group is almost certain … Continue reading →