Not to be confused with The Whittlesey Christmas Extravaganza – which is a seperate event run by different volunteer group.
Report on the Full WTC Council meeting held on Thursday 21st September will be posted over the weekend. (click on bottom left corner to advance/retard the pages)
A Flood Alert has been issued by the Environment Agency.
Flood Alert in force: Lower Nene.#
Flooding is possible for: River Nene between Wansford and the Dog-in-a-Doublet Sluice to the east of Peterborough.
Flooding is possible in this area.
From the early days of the COVID pandemic, through various Government and County Council Funding, a Household Support Fund was made available to those (mainly families) who were in desperate circumstances.
Administered by County Council, referals and applications could be made by many organisations, I am very proud to have been able to help and support this group, and although only a relatively few applications were made by myself – I refered many onto other larger organisations through the district.
I did obtain, 2 brand new fridge-freezers and 3 new washing machines when these were available, (no longer the case)….below some latest statistics…..
Presentation given at last nights full Town Council Meeting…..A full presentation coming tomorrow…….
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The development could bring more than 1500 new high skilled jobs to Whittlesey.
Plans for a major new science and technology park in Whittlesey have moved closer after a decision from Fenland District Council.
The council decided that a screening opinion- a full environmental impact assessment (EIA)- does not need to be carried out ahead ahead of works to transform the 50-acre site at the site of former Victory and Saxon brickworks off Peterborough Road.
The decision notice stated: “Whilst the development will likely lead to impacts in respect of pollution, landscape, habitat regulations, biodiversity, archaeology, transport, the nature and scale of these impacts are not considered to be significant for EIA purposes.”
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