Category Archives: Issues and Concerns

https://www.whittleseynhw.org.uk/ Yesterday between 10:30am – 17:00 a burglary occurred on Millfield Way Whittlesey, glass doors were smashed and offenders gained entry and stole a large quantity of jewellery. Police are stepping up their visibility. If you would like to make … Continue reading →

Visitors to Serpentine Green and Hampton residents alike took to Twitter this week to complain about the extent of work carried out on the trees, some claiming they had been “butchered.” Probably a bit early to cut back trees for … Continue reading →

A trial of telephone booking of appointments at The New Queen Street started earlier this month. The reasons we are told are because the ‘old’ system was unsustainable with the amount of patients and the availability of Doctors. There is … Continue reading →

As ‘if’ there wasn’t enough Thory’s lorries passing around our town, yesterday saw yet again one taking a short cut through Market Street…..Stop it please – there is a weight restriction….catch you again and I’ll send the evidence to your Boss….   … Continue reading →

At first you think it is from Amazon, but on closer inspection reveals otherwise. Account Locked. For your security, we need to verify your identity, please (Link Removed) to unlock your account. This is required when something about your sign-in … Continue reading →

Not quite the same as Nigerians (I’ve been to both places in work not in leisure) – with the same old scam, there are thousands of young West Africans ‘promised’ a fortune to sit in Cyber Cafes pumping out the … Continue reading →

Confusion is an understatement – Various places around Whittlesey with ‘Diversion’ signage – all leading nowhere…. Looked on the lauded WTC Website and no information there about road closures or diversions…. Am I surprised NO…. If the council are not … Continue reading →

I’ve been asked to clarify and give a better quality images of what I posted yesterday. Councils have to publish records of Councillors attendance at official meetings. In the case of Whittlesey Town Council these statistics became available on Tuesday. … Continue reading →