Category Archives: News

For this very special annual event – view the Straw Bear Website for information & history. Click Here  ©® Many thanks to our own correspondent for the photo’s…..           ©RG

Thanks to our ‘correspondent’ who sent the following after attending WTC meeting this Wednesday. Good that PCSO Green and Froment were in attendance – and the reaction received was positive. Police Matters. Illegal parking in Windmill Street. Anti-social behaviour has … Continue reading →

I am pleased to have received several comments about my article last week about ‘Fly-Tipping’ – The reported issues spotted in/around our area. As I explained taking ‘miss fits’ through the criminal prosecution system is lengthy and expensive. Magistrates/Courts give out … Continue reading →

Two good friends who have been a bit under the weather lately – Hope you get well soon.         Jackie Bullen.                            Jean Beaumont.

Informed that Mrs Enid Exton passed away last week. I lovely lady who always had time for a ‘chat’ – wife of Richard, she worked in the Co-Op for a number of years.

So, did you claim your 10% discount – (Big deal) on the up-coming Brown Bin Tax – I’ve been questioned about my terminology on this subject – however ‘any’ monies I pay to either central or local government is a … Continue reading →

As stated previously – what success for a community website – I am humbled by the numbers that visit this site – some on a very regular basis. Not a great deal trending this week – it is Christmas and New … Continue reading →

Firstly – since Anti-Social Media – does not – Let me congratulate and thank Whittlesey Town Council and Cllr Ray Whitwell for the installation of ‘Gating’ along Cycle Rout 63. There has been a long ongoing ‘dispute’ over ‘access’ to … Continue reading →

Picture published with permission….. More News at the Weekend….

Letter from Ferringhi Beach – Penang Island Malaysia. Not much news then regarding the Kings Dyke Bridge – although a small amount to celebrate that there will not be a CPO for the land. See Part 1 in respect of … Continue reading →