FDC planning committee meets at 1pm on Wednesday, 16th October; it will be live streamed on the council’s YouTube channel.
https://www.youtube.com/user/FenlandCouncil
FDC Agenda frontsheet 16102024 1300 Planning CommitteeNo one is listening !!!!! – Planning Law !!!! – Local Plan !!!!
Nothing wrong with good local development but how long must some of us
harp on about ‘Infrastucture’ – Doctors/Dentists and the Road Network.
(Education has to be provided for by Councty Council)
More tomorrow.
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March town centre regeneration enters final phase
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Peterborough man (Craig) who cycles to work in Whittlesey suffered some serious bruising injuries recently having hit one of the deep Potholes Cycle Route 63 nearby Field-of-Dreams/Stonald Road/Crossway Hand.
Before 17th September 3 out of about 7 Serious Potholes.
We (maybe you know) are unsure who carried out the repairs but think it is Forterra Brickworks.
Saxongate help uncover the cause of the recent Snoots Road odour issue.
Saxongate would like to thank members for their accurate and honest reporting of the horrendous odour issues which started last Thursday.
The smell was particularly bad at the A605 (Peterborough Road) end of Snoots Road and was at times even apparent in Stonald Road.
The odour returned again yesterday (7th Oct) and, thankfully, one of the Fenland District Health’s Environmental team, has responded and appears to have identified the issue.
If they are correct the offending works fall under an Environmental Agency (EA) permit. Frustratingly we therefore now have to wait for the EA to respond to the new information before we can say any more on the matter. Assuming our information is correct it does appear the issue will be temporary (to a degree) and that with better thought and planning around weather and wind direction more can be done to protect the amenity and well-being of local residents, as should be the case anyway with permit and planning regulated works.
It is disappointing that the EA have not responded to any of the reports Saxongate have sent them. At least someone at Fenland District Health’s Environmental team took the trouble to come out and respond to local residents’ issues and pleas for help.
The usual small print, how to raise complaints and a help request:-
We will never give your data to third parties and will only email you about Saxongate relevant information.
If you wish to be removed from the mailing list just reply, stop or remove to this email.
We also need to grow our membership so do pass on our details. People can contact us on this email or via Facebook if they wish to join :- https://www.facebook.com/SaxonGatePE7
Please do keep reporting any issues and we will endeavour to keep pushing forward. If you suffer any noise, smells or dust please do still report it to the Environment Agency 24/7 on 0800 80 70 60
You can also You can also email [email protected] or call 01354 654321.
see = https://www.fenland.gov.uk/nuisance
If you have any photos or videos of issues (from your homes, gardens, roads or public land) please let us know and share them in confidence with us.
This is a message from the Environment Agency.
Flood Warning no longer in force: North Bank Road alongside the River Nene, east of Peterborough and west of Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice.
The situation is improving and no further flooding is expected in this area.
The below sent by Cllr Dee Laws….
I’ve been receiving reports from concerned drivers using the Ralph Butcher Causeway/A605 Kings Dyke Bridge this morning.
The cones and temporary traffic lights have been moved to the side (probably by frustrated driver/s) and two lane traffic crossing.
I’ve called CCC Highway emergency number – CCC Highways staff on their way, traffic light contractor on their way from Ipswich and the police are aware.
Apparently, CCC highway officer said bridge temporary lights were playing up last night and contactor called to fix. Obviously whatever the problem is wasn’t solved.
Kind regards,
Dee
12 members of The New Queen Street Surgery – Patients Participation Group attended Mondays AGM.
Retiring after 3 years at the helm and one of the founder members of the PPG Alison Bacon deserved an appreciation of her stalwart engagement with both patients, the PPG and Lakeside health.
Nominated and elected was Barry Wainwright who we are sure will keep up the high standards which Alison achieved.
Alison Bacon Barry Wainwright
The Practice Manger udated us on the Flu and Covid Vaccination roll out, which has been well received, there are plenty of opportunities still to get vaccinated, the next two Saturdays 08:30 to 14:00 and there will be ‘some’ week day appointments.|
Feedback has been well received and it was noted that there were no delays or queues.
There has been an update on the booking system which is allowing more F2F appointments.
Roy Gerstner gave an update on his attending the Healthwatch Summit last Friday.
It was proposed he should represent the NQS PPG at future Healthwatch meetings.
Two new members attended the meeting including one from Cardea.
Our own Robin Sutton receives further recognition for his cyber ambassador work.
2024 Crime and Community Survey
Today sees the launch of our annual survey looking at your experience of crime and your connection to your local community. The data from the survey goes into a report which we publish on the website, and use to help prioritise our work.
This year we’re working with academic staff at the University of Northumbria who have provided some optional questions at the end of the survey related to health. This is linked to their studies on fear of crime and health outcomes.
The survey takes about ten minutes to complete, and if you can spare the time, we really hope that you will make your views known to us – it really is appreciated!
Take the survey now: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XS85JK5
Message Sent By
Sandra Bauer
(NWN, Head of Policy, Partnerships and Projects, England and Wales)
