Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

The resurfacing of Benwick Road is troublesome to say the least!
hese are my pictures from last Friday. The first picture is the completed section, white-lined and the newly formed pothole over the Christmas period. Since then, that section has been dug up again. The rest of the road from the industrial estate to the bungalow, was re-laid to a good standard. The photos show the digging-up of the first section for the second time and the results of the historical water leaks and efforts to rectify the situation.
Still a long way to go!   – Thanks BB.

These events give you the opportunity to meet your local neighbourhood officers and discuss any concerns you may have, such as drug dealing, anti-social behaviour, or speeding.

If you have something you would like to raise, you can meet us between 10am and 12pm at Peel House in Queen Street, Whittlesey, on Monday 03rd Monday.

Will we be seeing you there?

If you are unable to attend on this occasion, keep an eye out on here or ‘Policing Fenland’ on Facebook to hear about future events.

Alternatively, you can raise any concerns here

High Causeway – ex ‘Sew Caroline’ – opposite Salvation Army shop.

Got something on your mind to tell your councillors, then you have the opportunity to come along to the monthly WTC Council Surgery.
No appointment necessary -First come basis.

Councillors Surgeries Saturday 1st March 2025 between 09:30am-10:30am at Peel House, Queen Street, Whittlesey.

Present will be Fenland District Councillor Gurninder Singh Gill and Whittlesey Town Councillor Diana Dickinson (supported by Town & District Councillor Dee Laws).

Details on the Notice Board at offices or via the Town Clerk – Sue Piergianni on 01733 351296 or via Website http://www.whittleseytowncouncil.gov.uk

Photographs Courtesy of RWT Photography©

Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs)

Notes – Cllr Eamonn Dorling from The Friends of The Manor meeting Tuesday

20250226 FOTM Manor Future Development