Category Archives: News

Get there early to miss the rain forecast later in the afternoon. St Marys Church will have refreshments, including tea, coffee and cakes, along with some music events. A fantastic group of ‘Voluteers (again) – putting on a mainly ‘free’ … Continue reading →

Can you help with our witness appeal? An 80-year-old man has been taken to hospital with serious injuries after a collision between two cars in Coates, near Whittlesey. The collision, involving a white Vauxhall Mokka and a black MG3, took … Continue reading →

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Akthough none are planned for Whittlesey, I can request that one be put on as I did in July 2024. There would need to be at least 5 or 6 attendee’s – contact me if your are interested. The one … Continue reading →

In todays CambsTimes©   Click Here….. Elisabeth Sennitt Clough fifth Whittlesey member to resign… A Whittlesey town and district councillor has resigned and claims ‘bullying’ by some of her male colleagues is behind her decision. Elisabeth Sennitt Clough, Conservative councillor for … Continue reading →

In order to access you need to register @ As always, please unsure you lock the gate on entry and exit, and please do not share the gate code. For those who need to update their membership, we will now … Continue reading →

Our neighbour in Briggate Cresent Mrs Barbara Lockyer has sadly passed away ealier this week. Barbara I understand was 95 years of age. She was a very popular ‘Lollipop Crossing’ Lady on Church Street, shepherding Children and Parents across the … Continue reading →

https://www.wildlifebcn.org/ (click on picture to enlarge). Just a snapshot of the Trusts work …. Ghostwriter.

You’ve worked hard your whole life to protect yourself and your family and create a secure financial future.  The day you can down tools for good is in sight and dreams of days by the sea beckon… you can already … Continue reading →

Rural Crime Action Week: Protecting Cambridgeshire’s Countryside Cambridgeshire’s countryside may look peaceful — but behind the quiet lanes and open fields, rural crime continues to impact farmers, landowners, and communities. From machinery theft and hare coursing to fly-tipping and livestock … Continue reading →

(You can zoom into the pictures below, press the + at the bottom of the picture 250% gives very good resolution) Ghostwriter.