Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

I attended the 50th anniversary of the Community payback Team at their Probation Centre in Huntindon last night, the Police and Crime Commissioner also attended along with Magistrates from Peterborough – plus two Peterborough City Councillors.

We used to get the Payback Team regularly when based in Peterborough but rarely see them now. I will in due course liase with other WTC Councillors to see if we can get work done in the community in future.

Our old friend – supervisor Kenny Carrington was there and received an award for his work – he now runs the Cambridge City Team.

The Fenland community safety survey is now open.
Visit our website to have your say on the issues that affect you in Fenland.

💬 http://fenland.gov.uk/CSPsurvey

‘Some Councillors have a very good attendance record – I believe ‘we’ are all allowed holidays etc … that may exclude us from attending, but it is at these meetings ‘we’ and the public who attend hear issues/concerns/progress first hand – not by Social Media or Hearsay.

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Circumstances can change – Individuals can change their mind – how it stands today.

Cllr Dave Davies WTC               Cllr David Mason FDC & WTC   Cllr Kay Mayor FDC & WTC

Cllr Gary Munns WTC         Cllr Ray Whitwell WTC           Cllr Julie Windle WTC

Photographs Courtesy of RWT Photography & WTC

The new ward boundaries for the whole of the Fenland area, can be found on FDC’s web portal @ https://www.fenland.gov.uk/StandingForElection – go to the right side and you will find the Whittlesey Wards – maybe if you are not sure may take a couple of guesses where you will be.

The WHS2 is a bit ‘fuzzy/out of focus’ when enlarged – I asked FDC for a better version but that is all they have….I have extracted the ‘town’ part of the ward in which I plan to stand.

South Ward – Whittlesey included areas WHS2 and WHS3 – a very big area now…..

Number cast in favour of a YES = 1577

Number cast in favour of a NO = 458

Turnout 14.95%

This means Whittlesey Town Council will now adopt the local plan as set out in all the documents.