‘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
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…..
Police have issued a warning to be on the lookout for a stolen vehicle they believe could be used in further crimes.
Yesterday (23 February) the white Volkswagen Golf R was stolen outside the county but officers suspect it could be used by thieves in Cambridgeshire.
This vehicle is new and has twin exhausts to the rear.
Sergeant Amanda Rossiter said: “If you see any vehicles matching this description that you don’t normally see on your road or you see occupants acting suspiciously, please do not approach and call us on 999.
“We would rather come out and find a vehicle that is not involved in crime than not have it reported at all.”
Message Sent By
Chris Bond
(Police, Comms Officer, Cambridgeshire
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.
Community Payback is where offenders work on projects to pay back the community for their crimes, for example by: removing graffiti. clearing wasteland. decorating a community centre.
You may have seen them working in ‘orange fluorescent jackets’
Some 15 members attended this evenings meeting with an excellent presentation by Carl Flippance (Whittlesey Independent Funeral Services)
