Category Archives: Issues and Concerns

I would be grateful if you could publicise the Christmas HAF programme which is funded by the Department for Education. Families in receipt of income-related free school meals (FSM), can access a holiday scheme for up to 16 hours per … Continue reading →

Cambridgeshire Constabulary are asking you to consider using online services for non-emergency contact with police, to help reduce the pressure on call takers and save time waiting on the line for an operator.  In September, our average response time on … Continue reading →

Losses to some services to/from Whittlesey + No Sunday Service have NOT been included in Mayor Johnsons recovery of most services with South Cambs. Details released of bus operators and timetables for withdrawn Stagecoach routes from October 30th can be … Continue reading →

Concerned about traffic (Mr B…..) HGV’s or Air Quality from vehicles inceasing in our town, then why not make your views known – from 09:00 Friday on Whittlesey Market Place.

Welcome to our monthly newsletter. Here we will bring you up-to-date with how Citizens Advice Rural Cambs is continuing to provide expert advice and support to help the residents of rural Cambridgeshire through these troubled times. Foodbank Projects                        … Continue reading →

Good afternoon This summer the Combined Authority consulted on a plan to make transport better in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough. The feedback from the Local Transport and Connectivity Plan (LTCP) consultation is being analysed and carefully considered. Please see attached a … Continue reading →

Welcome to Monday’s coronavirus (COVID-19) latest insights, a roundup of our analysis related to the pandemic. An estimated 2.3 million people in private households in the UK (3.5% of the population) were experiencing self-reported long COVID as of 3 September … Continue reading →

This afternoon there is a meeting between The Patients Participation Group (PPG) and Management of the New Queen Street Surgery (NQS). Last month the Chair wrote to NQS with a list of questions and concerns that have been raised over … Continue reading →