Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

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The meeting this afternoon facilitated by Whittlesey Town Council, brought together –
3 committee members from Saxongate, 2 Senior Fenland Environmental Officers,
2 members from the Environment Agency, 2 members from Planning Control at Cambs Council. Cllr David Mason, Cllr Chris Boden and Cllr Roy Gerstner.

An open debate of questions and answers to items on the agena.

The Lincolnshire Co-op has accepted our application for funding and the Whittlesey Extravaganza will now go through to the public voting stage.

Dividend card holders will get the chance to have their say on which community groups they wish to support. 
ACTION:
Please vote by visiting www.lincolnshire.coop/ccvote  You will need your dividend card handy.
Voting will be open to all dividend card holders from 3rd April to 16th April 2023.  

Set a reminder in your calendar.
We will be in the group for communities in Whittlesey.
Please encourage everyone you know to vote.
I will make sure it’s added to our Facebook page.
Whittlesey Extravaganza Group

                                  News from your Police and Crime Commissioner

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In this edition you can read about the latest successful recruitment campaign which will see record officer numbers in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, and also find out which projects supporting young people to make positive choices have received funding from my Youth Fund.

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Save the date :- Sunday 10th September – Another fantastic event put on by ‘Volunteers’ and sponsored/supported by Whittlesey Town Council.
Tonight 17 members of the Volunteer Group attended the Partners Meeting (I was there).
Good progress is being made towards a wonderful ‘Free’ Family Event.

No longer in force – North Bank Road alongside River Nene.