I have highlighted this issue many times before and make no apology for reporting this mindless anti-social behaviour. The issue was raised by myself at this weeks full council meeting, and councillors decided to refer back to the Projects Committee.
whilst this is happening, whatever parts are damaged will be removed for safety reasons.
Someone knows who is doing this….?
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It is my understanding that the threshhold of 10 electors has been reached.
NOTICE OF VACANCY IN OFFICE OF COUNCILLOR
for the WHITTLESEY NORTH WEST WARD OF WHITTLESEY TOWN COUNCIL
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that due to the resignation of Councillor Ray
Whitwell, a vacancy has arisen in the office of Councillor for the Whittlesey
North West Ward of Whittlesey Town Council.
If by the 3 August 2023 (14 days# after the date of this Notice), a request for
an election to fill the said vacancy is made in writing to the Returning Officer
at Fenland Hall, County Road, March PE15 8NQ by TEN electors of
Whittlesey North West Ward of Whittlesey Town Council, an election will be
held to fill the said vacancy, otherwise the said vacancy will be filled by cooption.
Due to the current weather forecast for this weekend (wet!), we have unfortunately taken the decision to postpone the official BioBlitz event until later in the summer.
If you still wish to visit the reserve, please feel free to do so and we will welcome your species records.
The official event’s new details will be uploaded as soon as we can schedule in an alternative.
Many thanks for your support and apologies for any inconvenience caused.
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| Most people would be forgiven for taking just one quick glance at an elderly man waiting for a bus.
But thanks to one passerby in Soham, who saw the same man again a few hours later, extra steps have now been taken to safeguard him. The kind woman initially noticed the man walking towards Ely earlier that same day, and then near the station a few hours later – looking very confused and disorientated. The woman spoke to him, and the man in his 80s showed her his bus pass and said he was going to see someone but couldn’t remember who. He had no bag and declined a lift home from the woman, who then called us just after 3pm last Thursday. We spoke to the man’s family and checks revealed he had dementia. We put further safeguarding measures in place, including the Herbert Protocol. Do you know about the Herbert Protocol? It’s a scheme we support that can help find people with dementia should they go missing from home. It encourages family and friends to keep a document that will help officers in the event a loved one goes missing by collating key pieces of information such as a physical description, familiar places, health details and an up-to-date photo. Carers, family or friends of a vulnerable person, or the person themselves, can fill in a Herbert Protocol form in advance, containing information to help the police if the person goes missing. Keeping a completed form means you don’t have to try to remember the information when you are under stress if someone goes missing. And it saves time, so we can start the search sooner. For more information or to download a Herbert Protocol form, visit |
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