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New members (anyone) are invited to come along to the next Neighbourhood Watch meeting being held on: Thursday 22nd June 2017 @ 7pm Whittlesey Town Council Offices – Grosvenor Road (Near Co-Op) side door up the stairs. On the agenda … Continue reading →

This is a message sent via eCops. This information has been sent on behalf of Action Fraud (National Fraud Intelligence Bureau) Fraudsters have been advertising vehicles and machinery for sale on various selling platforms online. The victims, after communicating via email … Continue reading →

This Saturday 17th June which is National Civic Day – The Whittlesey Mud Wall Group will be conducting a tour of the town at 10:00am & 12:00pm with explanations on the way. Meet at the Buttercross.

Saturday 24th June @ 7:30pm – £8:00 pp Inc Wine & Nibbles @ St Andrews Church Click on poster for further details…. Enjoy Music – a good night coming your way.

A lovely afternoon of music at St Andrews Field this afternoon, pity it was not supported by more people, only 20 or so at 2pm and maxed at about 75 by 4pm. Free event, Bar by Colin at The Falcon … Continue reading →

Lets not go national or global – plenty of that news on the TV. An excellent community turn out at our Christian Church on Broad Street this morning, to raise monies for the Whittlesey Festival later in the year. Magic … Continue reading →

Congratulations to Steve Barclay, who has been returned with a very convincing majority. Maybe Mr Barclay is destined to higher office we wait and see. I thought it was a poor campaign on behalf of the other candidates. Not a … Continue reading →

Be aware some low life has stolen a gazebo in broad daylight from the rear garden on Peterborough Road, you maybe offered one. Watch out -during last Saturdays Litter picking we came across some suspicious packages (small sealable plastic bags) … Continue reading →

A story that some may have read – but many may not have. Princess Cruises – ‘Caribbean Princess’  a ship that we have sailed on as passengers, was fined a record amount of $40 million/around £32 million for illegally discharging oily … Continue reading →