Practice Manager @ New Queen Street Surgery – The practice has made the decision to close’ doctrin’ for the remainder of the week due to capacity issues.
They have a couple of GP partners covering it on their none working days but this is not sustainable for the remainder of the week.
Lakeside’s central team are preparing some comms to go out on the website.
This is not a decision that has been taken lightly but is a necessary one for patient safety.
A company working on behalf of Cadent Gas has requested the use of the above open space, while undertaking work to replace the gas mains in the area of Snoots Road and Priors Road, Whittlesey.
A fenced compound, which will include a welfare unit, horse box unit and excavation storage, will be installed on the land until the end of August. Any damaged caused to the open space, as a result of this work, will be rectified as soon as possible after leaving the site.
01st September The Alderman Jacobs Primary School https://www.aldermanjacobs.cambs.sch.uk/
Will combine with The Soke Education Trust.
https://www.sokeeducationtrust.co.uk/
Any questions please contact Cllr Eamonn Dorling – eamonndorling@whittleseytowncouncil.gov.uk
Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story.
Cambridgeshire
Drug dealer hid £1.8k of cocaine in cold and flu packet
Burglar jailed after leaving sock at the scene
Peterborough
Man jailed for sending indecent images to “girls”
Whittlesey man racially abused shopkeepers
Shoplifter led officers on 100mph pursuit
You can find more news from the force online here.
A well attended and put on event, with some 8 funding/community agencies attending, including Citizens Advice, FDC, Anglain Water to name some, good to see Cllr Laws and Wicks attending also.
Disclaimer: These observations are not the ‘official’ minutes of the meeting, these are supplied by Whittlesey Town Council, normally (1) month following this meeting and can be viewed on their website. Decisions and Voting at this meeting may be ratified and confirmed at the following months meeting.
Here we go again, Social Media rules the waves….without any understanding what-so-ever.
So I’ll ‘try’ to explain (not excuse) the situation –
Our Bower Towpath should be a wonderful walk for hundreds that use it daily, including myself, the ‘path’ is ‘owned’ by 4 different authorities, Cambs Highways, FDC, Mid-Level Commissioners and a Charity.
To even attempt to get all four around a table I can asure has been tried.
So ‘we’ Councillors have to approach Fenland District Council to service the whole Pathway. As spring turns to summer, the area gets overgrown, I have requested this be looked at some 10 days ago along with other Councillors, the work has to be scheduled into the contractors other workload which is already heavy at this time of the year.
Yesterday the contactor ‘Tivoli’ sent their ‘man’ and he spent some 6 hours strimming and clearing the area as best as he could (not the overhanging tree’s) and he cleared up afterwards.
No thanks required or expected as usual…..abused ….
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Before the Strim
After the Strim… It all takes time, please be patient…..
