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Trending this Week….

Plenty of meetings and events that I’ve been too, been out and about on my Litter Picking campaign (Therapy) and the usual incoming messages about contentious concerns here in our town. So lets start with the Kings Dyke Crossing….after receiving … Continue reading

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Another success for NQS PPG

Remember on the 7th July New Queen Street Surgery held a 70th NHS anniversary promo outside of the surgery. The group raise a very credible £325:00 during the morning from its cakes, drinks and sponsors stall (Mrs Pearl Burdock) + … Continue reading

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Farewell to our School Friend Peter Carter

Paul Bedford and I represented our ‘Year’ @ Sir Harry Smiths to pay our respects and condolences to our school friend Peter Carter. Peter was brought up on Peterborough Road and went to Kings Dyke School before SHS He married class … Continue reading

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Who’s A Naughty ‘Thory Lorry’ – Again

As ‘if’ there wasn’t enough Thory’s lorries passing around our town, yesterday saw yet again one taking a short cut through Market Street…..Stop it please – there is a weight restriction….catch you again and I’ll send the evidence to your Boss….   … Continue reading

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DiFibs Need Our Help…

A local charity group very well known – Defibrillators For All (Here in Whittlesey) Have installed 44 ‘Defibrillators’ around our town and villages, have achieved monumental success in fund-raising to help save lives – here locally. Their latest challenge is … Continue reading

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Whittlesey Business Forum Meeting – Last Night

Only 9 attendee’s for last nights WBF meeting on a hot night at the Falcon Hotel, perhaps members were enjoying the nice weather in their gardens!. The forum has 50 paid up members and one agenda item was that of … Continue reading

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Another Not So Clever Amazon Scam

At first you think it is from Amazon, but on closer inspection reveals otherwise. Account Locked. For your security, we need to verify your identity, please (Link Removed) to unlock your account. This is required when something about your sign-in … Continue reading

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Watch Out For Those Nasty Ivory Coaster Scammers

Not quite the same as Nigerians (I’ve been to both places in work not in leisure) – with the same old scam, there are thousands of young West Africans ‘promised’ a fortune to sit in Cyber Cafes pumping out the … Continue reading

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Another Good Talk on Local History

Attendance increasing at The Eastrea Centre yesterday for Maureen Watson’s Local History presentation & talk…enjoyed by all – same time (14:30) next Tuesday 31st July. [metaslider id=”8449″]

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Highways Up To Their Usual Tricks….

Confusion is an understatement – Various places around Whittlesey with ‘Diversion’ signage – all leading nowhere…. Looked on the lauded WTC Website and no information there about road closures or diversions…. Am I surprised NO…. If the council are not … Continue reading

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Local History Talk – Tomorrow 24th @ Eastrea

Each talk given by Maureen Watson is a stand alone session, each covers either one specific area or period around our town and villages…. Why not come along to this ‘Free’ session on Tuesday @14:30 Eastrea Centre

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2018 Music In The Square

Good weather, not too hot – not too many midges – usual number of about 200 enjoying the music and atmosphere with BYO drink, food and chairs…. average age 50+++ and a few children belonging to the 50+++     … Continue reading

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