Category Archives: Issues and Concerns

Thursday 08th December 6pm – 8pm Live via Microsoft Teams. (Click on picture to enlarge)

Several years of lobbying and campaigning – plus 2 public meetings, nearly 3 years of delays due to COVID. The majority of residents who took part in the safety enhancement consultation for Ramsey Road and Church Street, opted for a … Continue reading →

The recent re-opening of the ex ‘Letter B’ has I understand has gone very well, we have tried it out ourselves and rated it – ‘Good’ – However it comes with the usual problem where do people park? – Even … Continue reading →

Flood Warning: North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice IMPORTANT INFORMATION. A Flood Warning has been issued by the Environment Agency. Flood Warning in force: North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, … Continue reading →

We’ve recovered a significant amount of jewellery which we suspect has been stolen from homes across Cambridgeshire and beyond. Earlier this month we uncovered more than 200 items including rings, necklaces, watches, earrings, brooches and cufflinks as part of investigations … Continue reading →

OUR NEWS – Neighbourhood Watch national newsletter for England and Wales Welcome to our December OUR NEWS – the final newsletter for 2022. Yes, we hear you… it is not December just yet… but we wanted to get this to … Continue reading →

  From Matt P – I would like to thank all of you that have sent me kind comments about this months feature about Prostate Cancer on my Drivetime show at www.moremuzicradio.com. Every Wednesday we have had a guest come … Continue reading →

Myself and several other councillors have been asking whether there will be a ‘facility’ in Whittlesey for a ‘Warm Hub’ – a place where people can go, to keep warm and have some social interaction. I am pleased to have … Continue reading →

All those who maybe very vocal on Social Media -can have their say on this survey about the Fenland Parks (Including The Manor Field/Centre) – the more people who take part the better understanding Fenland district Council will have at … Continue reading →