Category Archives: Issues and Concerns

Fenland District Council is extremely disappointed with the decision to refuse our application for judicial review on the Medworth Energy from Waste development. Given the judge’s recognition that there were several deficiencies in the Secretary of State’s decision to approve … Continue reading →

TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF HOLY TRINITY, COATES Some of you might be aware that we had some masonry fall from the roof of Holy Trinity Church in Coates over the weekend. Today we have been advised to close Holy Trinity Church, … Continue reading →

Receiving an e-mail informing us of Cambridgeshire County Council’s plans for dealing with the ‘Weed Issues’ (Ha) – The schedual of work did not include – yes you guessed right Whittlesey. So I sent an e-mail asking why we were … Continue reading →

I am personally offering a reward of £500 for information leading the a conviction of those responsible for this act of vandalism. If you are able to given any information it should be reported to the Police. This has to … Continue reading →

Investigations are ongoing – but ‘if’ you have any information, please contact me… After lots of phone calls and running around I eventually found out that…. FDC removed it. They took it back to their yard because someone had injured … Continue reading →

The latest Air Quaility Stats from Hallcrift Road Sensor, there was a few weeks when the sensor was away for calibration, only one pollutant exceeded levels for 4 days out of the period, that being Sulphur Dioxide. {click on picture … Continue reading →

(click on picture to enlarge) James Mackay

https://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/ Most Highways issues – Potholes – Grass – Weeds – Trees can be easily reported on the Cambs CC Web portal – click on the link above. Below a map which shows the reported problems in our area, the … Continue reading →

Today, as national Volunteers’ Week begins, Chief Constable Nick Dean and Police and Crime Commissioner Darryl Preston have thanked the many people who help police Cambridgeshire for no financial reward. ​“We couldn’t do it without you”, is the message from … Continue reading →