Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

Further to recent updates, as we send our wishes to you for a very Merry Christmas, we are also delighted to bring you the news that we will be re-opening the nature reserve to existing members on Saturday 21^st December.

The reserve will remain open until approximately May/June 2025 when it will need to close again for approximately 3 months to allow the stabilisation works to be completed. Unfortunately, we will not be processing any new member applications until the works are fully complete.

A Christmas gift to you – the new gate code is : XXXX

As always please ensure the gate is locked after entry and exit.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Please ensure that all signage, fencing and barriers are be respected, to ensure where areas are out of bounds, they are not accessed at any time.
It is imperative that all no access areas are respected for safety reasons.
CCTV will be in place to monitor these areas and if any breach is noted, we will have no option but to re-close the reserve to all.

Thank you for your continued support and Merry Christmas to all!
Best Wishes,
The Kings Dyke Nature Reserve Team.

Those attending this weeks WTC meeting are excluded – sorry – there is a ‘blunder’ mistake in this months WTC Report below.
I’ll donate to your charity if you name the mistake…. ends 23:59 24th December.

I am not the ‘Grinch’ of Christmas, last year I was humbled to have been invited to 8 celebrations at Christmas – sorry my ever expanding waistline can not do it – so I kindly declined all.

This year only 6 invitations? so since I’d not been to a Street Pride one for a very long time, joined with them last evening at The Falcon – Colin did a good job of the menu/food and well organised for the 20+ of us there.

Music and carols by Sandra and Martin.

ps – I do know someone in Whittlesey who has been to yes 8 Christmas Dinners in 2024

This will be the last one I’ll post as they are all very much the same.
As stated before, ‘We’ are expecting some sort of update around Mid-January.

I know of many that have written to Cambs County Council regarding the Kings Dyke/Ralph Butcher Causeway issues/concerns.
Being fair most have had a quick reply and not all exactly the same?
Of the 2 I’ve been copied in today, here is one sample….

Until the known ’cause’ has been identified – they will then be able to inform us of the solution(s) ….simple.