Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

A very good attendance of 15 members of The Patients Participation Group.
Unfortunately no one from NQS management was available today as the date of the meeting had to be changed. A very lively debate took place on ‘Doctors Appointments’

Chair, Alison Bacon read out statistics which indicated the NQS were rated slightly above the national average is patients being able to see a doctor.
The lack of interaction/communication from the Social Prescribers was also note.

Cllr Roy Gerstner said he would ask Whittlesey Town Council to invite NQS Social Prescibers to give a presentation at a future date.

Also on today in Coates. (click on a picture to enlarge)

Since their return earlier this year, a phenomenal amount of hours and TLC has been put into the pitch and its surroundings. Today a big team were giving the area its Autumn/Winter treatment….Well done.

What was the second hand furniture shop on High Causeway – is being refitted and transformed into – I understand –  A Vape/General Store…..could be similar to that of the ‘Old Wrights Shop’…!

I was honoured along with Mayor of Whittlesey Kay Mayor, Cllr Chris Boden and Bod Wickes to hear the adventures of these two very inspirational young men.

Peter Easterbrook and Thomas Cox have recently returned safe and well from their World Scout Jamboree adventure to South Korea. 

As you were so kind as to support the boys in their adventure we would like to invite you (and a guest) to a small thank you event. The boys will be able to tell you all about their jamboree experience –  from the 2 years of fundraising events and training camps, to the final event itself this summer with all it’s ups and downs.

Report on the Full WTC Council meeting held on Thursday 21st September will be posted over the weekend.

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