Category Archives: Issues and Concerns

Our figures ‘look’ fairly good – but no one should become complacent – the risks are still here and everywhere, just play safe and careful. As can be seen certain area’s of Peterborough have a very high infection rate. New … Continue reading →

Many would have seen the article in todays ‘PT’™ (Peterborough Telegraph) A large recycling facility could be introduced at a former brickworks in Whittlesey. Click here to read the article on The PT There is of course loads of comments … Continue reading →

In the East of England, there are five areas recording a rise in coronavirus case rates: Peterborough, Basildon, Ipswich, Harlow and North Norfolk. The other 40 areas that make up Eastern England are all recording a fall in rates. The … Continue reading →

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For over 20 years Connie & I have supported various ‘Tree Planting Campaigns’ – alas no realy big push here in the Whittlesey area, even though we have been offered ‘free trees’ on many occasions. Tonight on BBC1 – Countryfile … Continue reading →

The government has announced details of the new three-tier system that will come into effect in when the four-week national lockdown across England ends on 02 December Our area will be designated a Tier 2 (High Alert) COVID level. Under … Continue reading →

What’s happening with the Census? The Census is taking place in March 2021 as planned, the ONS has reviewed the Census plans in light of COVID19 and they are confident that everyone will be able to provide their information safely … Continue reading →

After the (2) residents meetings, the vast majority of issues/complaints were about.. (1) Speeding. (2) Parking. I have attended a number of meetings, including recently (on zoom) getting updates from our County Councillors, as Highways comes under their remit. Working … Continue reading →

Getting critisized for nearly everything I am involved in – I am used to it – it is very rare for anything complementary – but there we are – so I have already had some negative feedback about the MVAS’s … Continue reading →

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