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Planning on A605 Horsey Toll Area
Further to previous posts, please see below…
Reference: Peterborough C.C. Planning Application Number: Ref: 21/01002/OUT
Fenland District Council Planning advised of a further update.
The Peterborough Case Officer has just got back to advise Fenland District Council Planning Department were consulted in July 2021 and responded on 29th July 2021 under reference F/YR21/4006/LACON which you can view on FDC’s public access site.
Kind regards,
Dee
Councillor Mrs Dee Laws
Whittlesey Town Council
Peel House
8 Queen Street
Whittlesey
PE7 1AY
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Help set the policing priorities for your local area
A few months ago, you may have helped us form the priorities for our neighbourhood policing teams across Fenland.
By using a combination of views and feedback from the local community and our own data (from recorded crime), we set the below as the top three things your local neighbourhood policing team across March are prioritising this winter, in addition to the ongoing
force-wide priorities.
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)
While we continue to focus on these areas, we are starting to collate data to inform what the next round of priorities will be going into spring (April to June 2023).
Again, please spare five minutes to complete this short survey to help shape policing in this area.
Kind regards,
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Report WTC Planning Meeting Last Night – Jenkinsons
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Latest court news 14/02/2023
Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story.
Cambridgeshire
Prolific thief jailed for more than a year
Three fined for Extinction Rebellion protest
Life sentence for man who stabbed victim in neck
Drink driver disqualified for two years
Man drove around Cambridgeshire dealing cocaine
Class A drug dealer caught by neighbourhood officers
Peterborough
Burglar stole more than £10,000 worth of renovation materials
Judge tells drug dealer “your future is in your own hands”
Man jailed for sex attack more than 20 years ago
Man who claimed he “accidentally shot” drug dealer found guilty of murder
Drug dealer caught with crack cocaine, heroin and nitrous oxide
Man jailed for assaulting partner
Fenland
Paedophile sentenced to eight years in jail
Drink-driver jailed after causing fatal crash
You can find more news from the force online here.
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Saxongate Residents Objection to Jenkinson Planning App
Residents have until 20th February to make any comments or objections for Jenkinson Retrospective Planning Application, information last weeks posts….
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News from your Police and Crime Commissioner
Police and Crime Commissioner Darryl Preston is warning people to stay alert to dating scammers after new figures revealed romance fraud had cost victims more than £100k across the county – in just one month.
Speaking ahead of Valentine’s Day, Darryl said in January 2023 alone, 11 romance frauds had been reported in the county totalling a loss of some £104,850.
This is even higher than December’s figures which saw eight romance frauds reported, amounting to losses of almost £85,500.
You can read more here: The Police & Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire | PCC issues Valentine’s Day scam warning after romance fraudsters con daters out of £100k in one month (cambridgeshire-pcc.gov.uk).
The Commissioner also has a new monthly newsletter where you can sign up to find out more about what he is doing to keep communities safe.
All you need to do is provide your email details and we will do the rest.
To sign up, visit: The Police & Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire | Subscribe to the Commissioner’s monthly newsletter (cambridgeshire-pcc.gov.uk)
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Update – Jenkinson Retrospective Planning Application
Please note, the subject is the current retrospective planning application at Fenland District Council by Jenkinson. Any objection must be submitted to FDC by the 20th.
I have made representations on behalf of residents in the St Mary’s South Ward to the Chair of WTC Planning Committee, I am not attending the meeting, I will not be voting.
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A Consultation I Received a Response $$$$
Fens Reservoir Project: Upcoming survey works.
We are writing to provide an update on our proposals for a new reservoir in the Fens.
Our consultation closed on 21 December 2022 after running for 10 weeks.
Thank you to everyone for providing feedback on our proposals. We have received a great deal of useful and informative feedback, and we will now be analysing this so that we can further develop our proposals.
So everyone can see the key themes and issues from the consultation, once we have completed analysis of the feedback provided we will prepare and publish a summary of the feedback on our website.
In order to further our understanding of the site of the proposed reservoir, we will also soon be starting some survey work in the area. Our contractors will need to access various parts of the site of the proposed reservoir land in order to undertake this work, and this will of course only ever take place with the permission of the landowners.
Anglian Water and Cambridge Water do not yet have planning consent to begin construction of the reservoir – this will be applied for in 2025 following a second round of consultation. These surveys will be used to further develop our proposals and expand our knowledge of the landscape.
We are actively engaging with national bodies such as Natural England and the Environment Agency and the relevant local authorities to keep them informed about our proposals and any potential impacts on protected sites. We will continue to consult with these organisations throughout the process, including keeping them informed about the outcome of our surveys. Dialogue with affected landowners and residents who live on the site is also ongoing.
Our onsite operatives will also be equipped with contact cards to ensure that any queries are directed to the team.
Please feel free to email us if you have any questions or queries.
Kind regards,
Fens Reservoir Project Team
Anglian Water and Cambridge Water are proposing a new reservoir in the Fens that will secure water supply to our customers for future generations.
To speak to the Fens reservoir team, please contact info@fensreservoir.co.uk.
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The BIG Party – The BIG Lunch – Info Here
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