A very good turn out of committee members including myself – 9 of us.
The Whittlesey Christmas Extravaganza is another event put on for our community by ‘Volunteers’ – who raise several thousand £££’s to put the family event on.
The planning is now well advanced and the date for this years Xtra Event is….
Saturday 10th December 2022.
A fundraising event in aid of the Extravaganza… All welcome
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Have seen them out and about today….
It is my understanding that there will be a presentation at the next full council meeting.
Further to my earlier posting on The New Queen Street Surgey CQC Rating –
(Care Quality Commission) which stated ‘Requires Improvement Overall’
Read my previous report Click Here
Now we read in another local media that New Queen Street has come in 6th overall place,
in the worst rated Doctors Surgeries within the Peterborough area.
The question that I will be asking is –
What are they doing about these bad reports and how will they address them.
*Please see footnote.
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You can read the GP Patient Survey Report Here
The general feedback I have had and also speaking of my personal experience is that the Nurses at NQS have done a fantastic job throughout and continue to give excellent service to patients.
At present there are a number of ‘Diffusion Tubes’
(Look up on YouTube©) placed around Whittlesey and other Fenland Towns, they measure mainly Nitrogen Dioxide.
At long last Whittlesey will be getting something more up-to-date and able to measure PM’s (particulate matter). I understand that FDC are still looking where to locate the Air Quaily Monitor. Funding was addressed by Cllr Boden at the last full FDC Council meeting.
Sorry don’t blame me for the dates –
I dare say it will all be happening soon…
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Fenland
Man jailed after Halloween party brawl
Man jailed after assaulting brother with metal pole
Huntingdonshire
Man plotted to kill himself in front of estranged wife
Dealer’s DNA found on class A drugs
St Neots man put fear into the lives of his victims
Peterborough
Fraudster rented out homes to turn into cannabis factories
Pair jailed over “horrific” homophobic attack
You can find more news from the force online here.
A message from the King’s Dyke project team:
The surfacing works have now been completed along the A605 at the eastern tie-in, which has allowed the temporary traffic lights to be removed – thank you for your patience. This completes the surfacing works for all the mainline A605 (pictured right).
We are now concentrating on constructing the new access towards Forterra from the eastern roundabout. The embankment, which crosses over the old A605, is currently being constructed (pictured left).
Traffic lights will be required again in September along the old A605 near Funthams Lane, however this is being phased in a way that will not affect traffic travelling on the A605.
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