Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

The first of 3 events being held was at WTC Offices yesterday, a number of Councillors were present including myself for part of the time.
The organiser informed me that there were just over 100 people attending throughout the period.

You can view and take part by visiting Fenland District Councils Website…
Click Here

It is hoped to launch the ‘Whittlesey’ version of a Repair Cafe – based at The Whittlesey Athletic Football Ground – off Drybread Road.
Ititially supported by the Peterborough Repair Cafe….

Below what the Ramsey Group provide.

On hearing the sad news of Geoff Capes passing away, brought back a few memories.
Around 1975 I had a local policewoman Susan V as a ‘friend’ but never materialised into anything serious, after my return to sea, she then started a brief relationship with Geoff.
(no competition then?)

However in 1997 when a ‘new’ stroke/rehabilitation unit was commissioned at Peterborough Hospital and my wife Connie was the Ward Sister.
The official opening was with Geoff Capes and she was somewhat  surprised at the event.
She was the  Ward Manager/Sister of the Stroke unit for some 23 years.
(1987 – 2010)

Geoff Capes @ 6′ 5″ and Connie Gerstner @ 5′ 0″

This was NOT sent to me….but to a very concerned resident.

Friday 25th October at WTC Offices/Peel House from 08:00 until 12:00

We would like to inform you that Fenland District Council has today launched a new consultation on the Whittlesey Relief Road Project.

What are we consulting on?

The Whittlesey Relief Road Project is examining a wide range of solutions to address the town’s transport issues and boost future growth and connectivity in the area. Options to help achieve this have been identified. Residents, businesses and stakeholders are now being invited to view and comment on these options.

Consultation dates

The consultation runs from: Wednesday 23 October to Friday 22 November 2024

Have your say

Visit the consultation webpage to find out more and take part: www.fenland.gov.uk/WRRConsultation

Help raise awareness

You can help us raise awareness of the consultation and encourage people to take part by:

• Signposting people to the consultation webpage.
• Sharing the press release: Whittlesey Relief Road consultation: Public invited to share views on proposed options – Fenland District Council
• Sharing our Whittlesey Relief Road Project consultation posts on Facebook and X (Twitter) from your own social accounts.

I have not been informed as to how many took part in this survey.