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Parking Tickets – Plenty This Week
Those who park illegally are taking chances, this week alone more than 10 tickets issued.
Illegal parking is actually one of our team priorities, as chosen by you, the people of Fenland!
Our priority is focussed on Whittlesey, but that doesn’t mean we neglect the rest of our patch, and yesterday we were carrying out parking enforcement in Chatteris.
We ticketed several cars, including this one which was parked on double yellow lines and into the crossing. There is a FREE car park a few minutes walk away!
Remember, we can’t be everywhere, but we could be anywhere – so if you don’t fancy paying a fixed penalty notice, don’t park illegally!
Find out more about the March team and our current priorities, on the force website here 
https://orlo.uk/9EOod
If you think parking isn’t an issue and want us to focus our time on something else, tell us! Share your views on our current survey for our next priorities https://forms.office.com/r/CHuCACnA8c
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Neighbourhood Policing Priorities
There’s still time to have your say on what you think your local neighbourhood officers should focus their time on.
If you live or work in Fenland, we want to hear from you! You can help us to understand the issues in your area so we can make better informed decisions on what our resources focus on.
Please spare five minutes to complete this short survey to help shape policing in the area https://orlo.uk/aTJhS
https://orlo.uk/aTJhS
Priorities for the March team are:
(Covering March, Wimblington, Doddington, Benwick, Chatteris, Pondersbridge, Whittlesey, Coates, Turves, Manea)
- Drug use and dealing across March, Whittlesey and Chatteris
- Illegal parking in Whittlesey
- Speeding in rural parishes (Benwick, Eastrea, Coates, Turves, Wimblington, Doddington, Manea)
Please spare five minutes to complete this short survey to help shape policing in your area for the next three months and the new priorities you would like them to focus on.
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Full House @ U3A
Presentation about forensic science given by Peter Hau.
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WTC Full Council Agenda Thursday 16th March
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Join The Great British Spring Clean 2023
Why not join the ‘Street Pride’ Guys and Girls – this Saturday 10:00am at Ramsey Road layby, just over the Railway Crossing….
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Allotment Damage
Some due to weather and some due to neglect.
All pictures WTC Councillors.
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FDC Cabinet Meeting Agenda Thursday 16th March
Some important items are being discussed at this weeks meeting, namely the setting up of the Whittlesey Southern Relief Road Strategic Outline Business Case (SOBC).
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Would You Know When To Call 999
Would you know when to call 999 vs when to call 101, or use our online services? 
The general rule is that 999 should be called when:
An offence is in progress, or has just happened.
Someone is in serious danger / harm
The offender / offenders are still at the scene.
The situation is likely to escalate and could cause a disruption to the public
Property is likely to get damaged.
The situation requires immediate police presence.
If your issue does not meet any of these criteria, you should call us on our non emergency line, 101, or go online to use our online reports or web chat.
📱 101 can often get very busy, so going online allows you to skip the queues and get on with your day.
Learn more about contacting us: https://orlo.uk/fyf8F
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