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At 11 o’clock I reported ‘Fly-tipped’ material on Church Street with incriminating evidence of where and who the boxes were originated and delivered to….
By 2 o’clock the evidence was taken away….
At 12 o’clock I stopped by Broad Street and asked permission to report the incident to the Police.
At 3 o’clock I duly went through the arduous process of reporting Anti-Social Behaviour to Cambs Police.
Thank you for completing the form, your reference is: DP-30549-26-3535-04.
At 2 o’clock I went and had a look at an issue nearby Priors Road, which another Councillor has not responded too.
Pictures taken and will be reported at logged.
All this whilst collecting a whole bag of Rubbish and Litter around our town
Then when I went out in the evening, what did I see…. Blue Flashing Lights along West End, – Police car stopped and a ‘very young’ officer looking somewhat confused…..
I asked him if I could be of any assistance….to which he asked where a certain property was…..as not showing on his Police issued phone…..I directed him to the house nearby.
Then Connie, myself and some Friends Of Platinum Wood spend an hour watering our very thirsty trees…..
And when I got home an elderly lady on Church Street wrote a long e-mail about he parking problems…. and I was first to acknowledge and reply…
Not always as busy as this but most days…..
However we do like a holiday – don’t we all…..I take all my toys/electro’s with me.
So today, I have appointments and will taking it easier – send me a problem or issue you will always get a reply.
Enjoy the weekend weather – BBQ’s
Local Government reform is about to take place…!
After a couple of years in the process and various consultations (for what they are worth)
Bets I hear are that Fenland will be offered ‘Option D’ which in reality is probably the best we’re going to get….
Click Here……
In the heart of Whittlesey, Scaldgate stands as a cherished space for our community, especially for the youth. Being a resident, I’ve witnessed first-hand the exponential growth this town has experienced over the years. With more families choosing Whittlesey as their home, it’s imperative that we prioritise the needs of our young residents, providing them with a safe and dedicated space to gather, learn, and grow.
The youth are the future of our town, and they deserve a place to call their own—a place where they can engage in positive activities, participate in community initiatives, and foster friendships. Scaldgate has the potential to become this vital youth hub, offering a venue for sports, arts, education, and social events. Selling this site for development would not only be a loss of a potential youth epicentre, but it would also strip our town of a chance to nurture and invest in its future generation.
There are countless success stories where local youth centres have transformed communities, reducing crime rates, improving educational outcomes, and creating well-rounded individuals ready to contribute positively to society. By preserving Scaldgate for our youth, we provide them with opportunities and hope, supporting them in their formative years.
Furthermore, the establishment of a youth hub at Scaldgate supports the government’s initiatives to improve youth services and community engagement, aligning with broader goals to enhance the wellbeing of young people. Considering the proven impact of youth centres, it’s a small but significant step towards ensuring the proactive development of our younger generation.
Join me in appealing to the local council to reconsider their plans to sell Scaldgate. Let’s prioritise our youth by preserving this space for them. Your signature can make a difference. Sign the petition to help secure a brighter future for the young people of Whittlesey.
Bryonie Smith Organiser.
A contact list of your councillor can be found on the top toolbar, if you don’t know who your councillor is, go to Whittlesey Town Council Website. Click Here…..
Are you over 65 and driving? Or have a parent who is?
The Older Driver Workshops, delivered by the fire service, are free sessions designed to help us all keep driving safely for longer.
They discuss how driving can become more challenging as we get older, and what simple checks we can do at home to keep ourselves fit to drive.
This interactive, two-hour session covers the following topics:
Older driver workshops in 2026:
To book onto an Older Driver Workshop please email road.safety@cambsfire.gov.uk with your name, age, location, and contact number. Once you’ve sent the email to us, we would kindly ask that you wait for a confirmation email confirming your place on the workshop.
If the date you’ve selected is not available, you will be offered alternative dates or the option to join our online webinar.
More information – Older Driver Workshops
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other bit of unwanted ‘Vandalism’ – passing along Broad Street this morning (11:00am)
CAITS Cosmetics had all their windows smashed along with the main door.
Workmen there making good.
(Insurance I am informed).
Asked if reported to police – answer what’s the point.
So….Yes arduous and somewhat time consuming reporting on Cambs Police Report Website – but I have done it……
If it is NOT reported – It is NOT Recorded – and NO Audit trail.
I don’t know why !!!!! – I am always the one to report crime and issues…
Here this morning, a dumped/discarded load of cardboard boxes fly-tipped.
Fortunately, there is evidence on the boxes of the source and delivery address.
Reports asap….Hope they get the ‘works’
Church Street Whittlesey – today
Myself, Cllr Eamonn Dorling, with fantastic help from Alan Hobbs and Peter Davies, had several hours cutting and strimming grass.
Alas our sit-on mower – decided to pack up with a bearing issue, so back to manual push mowers….
Remember Saturday 18th July is Platinum Wood Open Day.
Introduction to Social Media Training : Thursday 23 July 10am – 11.30am online .
Whether you’re new to Face book and Tik Tok or need to refresh your knowledge – this free training session is ideal.
Simply click on the link to book your place
Introduction to Social Media (Fenland) – Support Cambridgeshire
Best Wishes.
Marija