Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

I do not normally get involved on this forum about national issues – we all know what they are, however like her or loathe her Janet Street Porter did an excellent article this week about the Finnish Leader in comparison to our own….

Read it Here

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I was very amused when JSP said of Borris….

He’s a bloke who relies on rich pals to host his belated wedding reception, pay for his home furnishings and lend him luxurious houses for holidays.

Someone so disorganised that his clapped-out car is sitting on a London Street where passers-by can enjoying reading the labels on boxes of personal belongings.

Our outgoing Prime Minister is someone whose grasp of the truth is economical at best. Who misled to parliament and fudged the truth about what socialising went on in his office when the rest of us were told to stay at home in lockdown.

(RG) – Borris is no more and many are having second thoughts on whether the right decision was made to get rid of him…..?

A lady contacted me yesterday asking about the Community Care Scheme, run here in Whittlesey, her husband needs to have a COVID test done at Addenbrookes Hospital and has to have a Covid swab completed 3 days before the operation (the hospital stipulate the test must be done at their testing site, cannot be done in Peterborough).

She was concerned on reliability and costings, I advised her to contact the CCS and speak with them, later in the day….

Just to say I have spoken with Ann today and have gone ahead and made a booking.    She was very helpful and called me back once she had confirmation of availability for the date.

The cost of the service is £35.00, compared to £120 for a taxi.
I would not have been aware of this service had it not been for your web blog – thank you.

Many residents have received the following…

Enjoyed their Fish & Chips and left the rubbish to blow away and for rats and other vermin to gobble up – thanks a lot.

Pictured with the new sign are, from left, Whittlesea Station adopter Geoff Howes; Alan Neville from Greater Anglia and Fenland District Council cabinet member Chris Seaton. – Credit: Fenland District Council
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There has been representation on why Whittlesey has not been included.

Residents in Briggate Crescent (Off Ramsey Road) have been blighted by a number of trees which have grown and become a problem both with overhang and roots.
Monday  one of the Trees was taken down much to the delight of some residents.

I like Trees and am leading the Queens Platinum Canopy – on behalf of the Community and WTC – but Trees can be a problem to many.

   
One dead tree before getting the chop.             After the chop.

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WHITTLESEY & DISTRICT BUSINESS COMMUNITY

Next Meeting

When:      Wednesday 31 August 2022

Time:        6:00pm for 6:30pm

Where:     The Falcon Hotel, 1 London Street, Whittlesey

Thank you to Colin Wilson for agreeing to host us again!

Pondersbridge – on our doorstep, there was an original application 18/01782 (Huntingdon District Council – Planning) which was ‘approved’, however there is now a ‘new’ application under 22/01107 (Huntingdon District Council – Planning) for this controversial Proposed Anaerobic Digestion Plant and Associated Infrastructure.
It may well have impacts on Whittlesey with HGV traffic (oh no not again) along the A605 Ramsey Road to Pondersbridge.
The site actually is within the Farcet/Huntingdon area, but is very close to both Whittlesey and districts.

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