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Our neighbourhood officers carried out warrants today in Sycamore Road and Snowley Park, both in Whittlesey, as well as Peterhouse Crescent in March, in relation to drug dealing.
While nothing was found and no arrests were made on this occasion, we will continue to act on your information and concerns.
Want to pass on information about drugs? Let us know here.

The ‘message is taking a long while to get through…..
In response to the ongoing concerns about illegal parking in Whittlesey, we have continued our regular patrols of the area.
Last week, six tickets were issued to vehicles parked in London Street, Windmill Street, and St Mary’s Street.

We also issued words of advice to blue badge holders who were parked in the pedestrian zone in High Causeway.
These patrols will continue when we can, you never know where we’ll be next.
Have a concern? Let us know here.
Hopefully most would have received the 4 Page advert in our excellent monthly ‘Discovering Whittlesea’© Magazine (June Edition).
The weather is looking great for the event.
Saxongate continue to highlight that the current testing regimes for areas like Saxon Pit which handle toxic incinerator bottom ash are insufficient, especially as trade effluent continues to be pumped into the Kings Dyke without the required EA permit.
The Middle Level Drainage board have even admitted that they have no in-house ability to systematically analyse water quality.
‘Forever chemical’ TFA found in all but one of tested UK rivers – BBC News
Today, 2 men and a high-lift van have come all the way from Hertfordshire to ‘paint’ our relatively new ‘Lampposts’ – their target is 33 to paint the ‘newish’ Lampposts.
Whilst many are complaining on how ‘Dim’ the latest installed LED lights are, someone appears to have money for this unnecessary work.
Main Site :- https://www.gov.uk/report-environmental-problem
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If the smell is coming from a neighbour or local business, contact your local council.
You’ll need to ask for their environmental health department.
There’s a different way to report a smell from a waste facility, industrial site or farm.
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