Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

The Mayor of London sent this to me….see below… Nice for people who live, work and play, but what about the rest of us….only recently pollution levels in March (measured by Friends of the Earth) revealed astonishing level of pollutants. … Continue reading →

Well I’ll start with some very positive news about Whittlesey Railway Station, at long last – there maybe some ‘small’ but significant improvement on the horizon – having bumped into Cllr Simon King yesterday, he informs me that ‘Funding’ for … Continue reading →

The original application to carry out recycling work at the old Saxon Brickworks was in 2012 – since then there has been a change of ownership. I must state that I live about 1 km away and on occasions there … Continue reading →

I hope you are all keeping well and safe now that the nights are beginning to draw in. People’s minds seem to have turned to Christmas already – my daughter has finished her shopping which I find disconcerting! If you … Continue reading →

Next week I will be visiting libraries with some of our local police officers to help remind people to keep safe online. Please come along if you would like any advice or help regarding protecting your personal information or avoiding … Continue reading →

Michael Froment (Police, PCSO, Fens) There has been a burglary in the location of Sudbury Court (Off Stonald Road) on the 26th October. Please contact in if anything was seen or heard. Large items have been taken. Investigations are ongoing. … Continue reading →

Sent by Julie Bailey (Police, Community Safety Officer, Fenland) The clocks go back this weekend, With that in mind please see the below and attached The clocks will be going back at 2am this Sunday and while this might mean … Continue reading →

Nothing new in this scam – however this is what came from Action Fraud…. The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) and Action Fraud have recently noticed that Fraudsters have been setting up fake adverts on social media (including Facebook, Instagram … Continue reading →

Ever since I became ‘involved’ many years ago, I have on many occasions muted the idea of a ‘closer’ relationship with our immediate neighbours ‘Peterborough’ – when-ever the subject was brought up – it was though I had raised something … Continue reading →

Do you know a child who likes to draw? Then we would like to hear from you. As part of The Big Draw Festival this month, which promotes drawing as a tool for learning, expression and invention, Cambridgeshire Constabulary have … Continue reading →