Meeting tonight (Monday) 7pm at WTC Offices – Peel House – Queen Street.
Agenda -Whittlesey Festival Partners mtg - Mon 22nd May 2023
Importance to Whittlesey Residents – Whittlesey Neighbourhood Plan.
For Council to formally adopt the Whittlesey Neighbourhood Plan as a part of
the Development Plan for Fenland.
There was a referendum – The turnout was 14.95%. Of the 2,035 votes cast the majority were in support, with 1,577 in favour and 458 against. There were 7 rejected ballots.
The making of the Whittlesey Neighbourhood Plan contributes to delivering
the Council’s corporate priorities,
Namely to :
Attract new businesses, jobs and opportunities whilst supporting our existing businesses.
Promote and enable housing growth, economic growth and regeneration.
Promote and lobby for infrastructure improvements.
You can read more about the Whittlesey Neighbourhood Plan by going to WTC Website
https://www.whittleseytowncouncil.gov.uk/ and click on top toolbar Neighbourhood Plan
Free to members, easy to sign up – send e-mail to address on poster.
KD NR Members Poster 2023What more could we want, another virtually free day out, OK if you like Buses and free trips to Thorney, Turves and Ramsey.
I say ‘almost’ – whilst Litterpicking the Market Square, I was nearby the Ice Cream Van.
A Dad went and ordered 4 x medium 99’s cost £16:00 – I’ve heard of the cost of living going up but this took some understanding….needless to say I did not stop me and buy one.
Petanque will be installed at The Black Bull (rear car park) within the next two weeks.
Manager and builders are mindful of the protected Whittlesey Mud Wall.
Cricket returns to the Manor – only a few spectators, and what a lovely TLC job they have given the grassed area – daily TLC….
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20230518 School Streets potential solution
Bees pollinate a whopping third of the food we eat and 80% of flowering plants but they are in decline.
Figures released this week show there were a record number of calls to the Modern Slavery Helpline in the last year.
The helpline, which is run by the charity Unseen, received calls about more than 6,500 potential victims of slavery in the UK.
During the same period, we rescued 130 people from modern slavery right here in Cambridgeshire.
Sadly, modern slavery is a reality and could be happening in your community.
Hand car washes, nail bars and takeaways are all industries where modern slavery cases have previously been discovered. Please help us by knowing the signs to look out for and reporting any concerns.
You can find more information on our website: https://bit.ly/3WfgGp7
Thank you for your support.
Message Sent By
Tim Goddard
(Police, Communications officer, Corporate Communications)
