Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

Warmest congratulations to Brian Smithyman who was honoured last night by being nominated for Citizen of the Year. Brian is involved in many projects around Whittlesey and is a very well deserved recipient of this award.

Remember that the 14th is Good Friday. You still either put the survey through the Town Council Office Letterbox or complete online, Friday 23:59 is the deadline for surveys to be valid. The completed surveys returned so far have well … Continue reading →

  Today’s visitor was from ‘Latvia’ he had travelled to Whittlesey with his ‘Waitrose shopping trolley’ (09:45 this morning) to say he was somewhat inebriated is an understatement – how do I know – I engaged in meaningful one sided … Continue reading →

I hope to attend – below the agenda for the meeting.~

I have been informed that 6 x 20 ton skips were required to remove all the Fly-Tipped material previously reported and that concrete bollards have been put across the access. Problem is that these people will now find a ‘new’ … Continue reading →

It has been a few weeks now since all (3) toilets behind The George became unusable. It is my understanding that the locks were vandalised on all 3 toilets. The only public toilet available is the disabled toilet. I did … Continue reading →

Happy 50th Birthday Rob Kent (Teacher & Litter Picker), Rob will be celebrating 10 years of helping keep our roads, streets and villages clean – this year. He like myself joined Street Pride in 2007 – He has been Treasurer … Continue reading →

How nice to see my friend Paul B – who I have known for more than his 40+ years. What a breath of fresh air talking with him. He always remembers me and always asked about Connie. I asked Paul … Continue reading →

Why is it that ‘ordinary people’ can not understand how and why Police and Justice system get things wrong or forever ramming home their political correctness. Today long time Youth Offender ‘ Albie Burrell’ gets an ASBO – big deal … Continue reading →

Around 16:40 today I saw this man – Whitmoor Street – Windmill Street. I spoke to him and he just about responded – he ‘seemed’ either very drunk or suffering from substance abuse. I have reported to the Police.