Category Archives: News

It has been a journey but the lease is at last in place and a signed hard copy is now in the clubs safe. It is a 15-year lease with the 1954 tenants act still applicable, which is the gold … Continue reading →

The Highways Engineer has sent the following….. The bridge is still in design, however once designs are complete, I’m happy to share with you.  The bridge design/ spec requested is an FRP replacement.  FYI FRP is fibre reinforced polymer (plastic) … Continue reading →

Today has been a relatively quiet day….. Main news was the yet again vandalism of the Locks and Chain across the gate on the B1040 Thorney Road. Message earlier from CClr Dee Laws Just to advise an irresponsible person has … Continue reading →

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Here is what I found out this morning…. Thank you for your enquiry about the heating in Whittlesey Library. The heating system has broken and will not be repaired as it will be replaced in the spring with an Air … Continue reading →

Message from Cllr Dee Laws…GOOD News – The Buttercross will be illuminated again. At the end of October I reported Whittlesey Buttercross monument was looking very sad with only one light working. Agreement from Sam Falco, Conservation Officer Fenland District … Continue reading →

Along with our Cyberhood Watch partner, Avast, we are launching the latest Cybercrime Survey which will help us understand the impact of online crime and scams on our members. There’s also the opportunity of winning some very useful M&S vouchers! … Continue reading →

North Bank Road will be reopened once the Highways Authority have been able to inspect the road surface and carry out any necessary works to ensure the road is passable. There may be standing water in low lying areas and … Continue reading →

I did not attend myself, however there were a number of Saxongate Resident Group members there, Mr Rice the agent and lead on the Science Park gave an update. Both the Science Park and Battery Storage Unit applications were ‘approved’ … Continue reading →