Author Archives: Roy Gerstner Admin

Myself (younger days) and Nancy Goude (younger days) outside her shop ‘Nancy Fashion’ Our remembrance of our dear friend who passed away 11th August 2016  

A good week in many respects… Yes I almost couldn’t believe my eyes, when – All (3) Public Toilets are open for business. For how long – well lets hope forever, but going on the history I wouldn’t hold your … Continue reading →

Breaking news just released from our own County Councillor David Connor. “It has been agreed by The Economy & Environmental Committee at Cambridgeshire Council Council to Approve the design and construction contract to the approved bidder. Further details will follow.” … Continue reading →

News from the BBC© Fiona Onasanya to use wages to combat Peterborough fly-tipping. An MP has said she will use her own wage to combat fly-tipping in the area. Fiona Onasanya will use more than £800 of her wages to … Continue reading →

We are holding a series of workshops to start an informal discussion with you on the future of libraries in Cambridgeshire. As a key stakeholder, you are invited to join us to explore the challenges and opportunities for the County … Continue reading →

So again, after all the ‘noise’ on social media about the Animal Experience – which by the way had nothing to do with Friends of Whittlesey Library – but received a lot of flack which in some cases bordered on … Continue reading →

Julie Bailey (Police, Community Safety Officer, Fenland) Over the weekend there has been various vehicle crime reported to us. The reported incidents occurred in the area’s of Crescent Road, Whitmore Street, Feldale Place, and High Causeway. Cambridgeshire constabulary are appealing … Continue reading →

So it’s good-bye to one of the dynamic duo – best Street Cleaners/Operatives we’ve ever had. Sam has decided he likes a 5 day job on the Dust Cart! This now leaves ‘Lilly’ Pete Savage – who again I can … Continue reading →

Tell us something we don’t know. Policing is and has changed over the past 5 years. The type of Policing and the types of crimes are changing. 40% of crime now is Cyber/Internet based crime. Police are and need to … Continue reading →

  What started late last week with one caravan, has now expanded to several other vehicles arriving by yesterday afternoon. I have been in contact both with FDC Street Scene who inform me that ‘The Travellers & Diversity Manager’ is … Continue reading →

Rather unusual cycle coming through town on Friday…