My apologies, I did not attend todays ‘pick’ I’ve laid my ‘mobility truck’ up for the winter and will kick off again next spring, I do a lot on my own.
The Lattersey Nature Reserve, located at New Road Whittlesey.
Our next litter pick will on Saturday 29th November – 10am – Springfields Eastrea – opposite the Nags Head – meet on the green.
I hope to see you there.
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Like many organisations locally, who hold ‘quiz’ nights for good causes, tonights ‘Rotary Quiz’ is very popular and somewhat competitive.
Sorry too late for entroes by now – but be aware an annual event.
#1 Two issues for myself this morning the prime being The Bower Towpath – Overhanging Tree concerns. It was reported to me @ 11:00 and I received photo’s @ 11:56.
I made contact with another Councillor who may have an emergency number to contact @ 12:23 – He reported it immediately to Fenland District Council.
Thats what Councillors should be doing – even on a Saturday morning.
#2 Some serious potholes have appeared, (some older than others) along Eastrea Road and Cllr Wainwright has duly reported these.
We await whether Cambs Highways deem any urgency…..
Public need ‘common sense’ – If unhappy THEN do not enter or transverse.
If you’ve found a ‘bigger one’ let me know?
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You can view ALL the relevant paperwork and documents by going to FDC’s Web-Portal.
Click Here
|click on the link Agenda reports pack to view all documentation’|
I would ‘hope’ that if Whittlesey residents have an interest in this development that they actually come to Fenland Hall on Wednesday and hear the debate/presentations.
It will be live streamed on FDC’s YouTube Channel and available later to view.
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More coming over the weekend…..
19 members of the public attended, 5 speakers during the public forum.
Just a few of last nights speakers on some ’emotive; concerns.
WTC Paperwork News letter - October 2025
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Fenland District Council is inviting residents, businesses, and rail users to share their views on using Whittlesea Railway Station to help develop the business case for future regeneration plans.
Whittlesea is one of three Fenland stations included in a rail regeneration programme being delivered through the Council’s Railway Station Masterplans project.
The programme is supported by funding from the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority, with £3 million earmarked for improvements at Whittlesea between 2024 and 2027.
A survey has now been launched to gather people’s views and experiences of using the station and an in-person engagement event is also being held on Friday, November 21.
At Whittlesey Market Place/Buttercross 09:00am
Discover more and take part in the survey:
Share your views on using Whittlesea Railway Station
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TheFenlander Oct-Nov 2025Also on the top toolbar.
WTC COUNCILLORS revised October 2025
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