Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

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Flu and Covid vaccination programme Autumn 2022

NQS Breaking News

For those patients eligible for an annual flu vaccination, we are planning to hold our flu clinics for patients aged 65 and over on Saturday 1st October 2022.

If eligible you will also be able to book to have your Covid vaccination autumn booster should you wish.

For patients aged 18-64 and in the at risk groups on Saturday 8th October, you will also be able to have your covid booster on the same day.

Attendance will be by invitation only and you will be booked a timeslot to attend when you call reception. We will not be offering Covid vaccinations to anyone under the age of 18 years old.

Please wear a face covering.

Access will be via the Practice car park.

Children’s flu vaccine delivery and clinic dates yet to be confirmed.

Please note the above dates are subject to vaccine availability/delivery and may change at short notice.

All Council meetings have cancelled until after the Queens Funeral 19th September.
Below is the FDC Newsletter which would have been presented if a meeting was held.
Also below is the CCTV Report.

Not as many as previous years but still very successful.
My thanks to The Army Cadets who Supported Whittlesey Neighbourhood Watch in manning the ‘Water Station’ and help safely cross the A605 in Coates.
Our thanks also to The Vine – who also support us with help.
Charity proceeds this year go to The Whittlesey Christmas Lights.

WBC Charity Walk 2022

The last long term libarian at Whittlesey retired last Friday, Maggie who has been in Whittlesey for many years is well known for her knowledge and help she has given.
The Friends of Whittlesey Library (in hibernation) which I am proud to have been one of the founding members gave a Farewell party today Sunday which was attended by many of Maggie’s colleagues.
She will work occasional part time.

Whittlesey’s Winter Cinema Evenings Return!!

We are pleased to announce that the fortnightly series of movie evenings return to Queen S.t Church from Saturday 1^st October. Doors open at 6.30pm for a 7 o/c start.
As usual there will be an intermission for refreshments.
Showing on that evening is “The Duke” – a true story starring Jim Broadbent and Helen Mirren.
No actual admission charges are made BUT, with the spiralling rises to energy charges we ask please that you donate as generously as you can so that we are able to offset operating costs, i.e. heating / lighting / refs / video licence, etc.
Last winter numbers were generally down on previous years. We will monitor the situation to the year end and make a decision on whether continuation into 2023 is sustainable.
If you value this local amenity please tell all your friends about us! Regulars have said to us how much they enjoy these friendly, warm and welcoming evenings, including the intervals where they can to chat with friends over a drink and biscuits, so please come along in your numbers to enable us to continue throughout the winter months!
You are assured of a very warm welcome!

15^th Oct – “Belfast”

29^th Oct – “Death on the Nile”

12^th Nov – “Downton Abbey – A New Era”

26^th Nov – “Operation Mincemeat”

10^th Dec – “The Road Dance”