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Help For Those Who Need …..
For those who are struggling please, please, apply.
Peterborough
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NQS Has Been Made Aware
Ourselves included, waited some 1½ hours to receive our vaccinations COVID Booster and Flu. NQS Management have been made aware of some people not waiting and leaving before they got near the end of the queue.
Hopefully this Saturdays event will go better.
I understand that the Vaccinator bus which will be at the Eastrea Centre tomorrow morning and in Whittlesey Market Place in the afternoon.
Get your COVID-19 jab at one of our walk-in clinics. You only need to bring a face covering along. For children aged 5-15, we ask that they are accompanied by a parent or guardian to the vaccination.
Please click on the walk-in clinic you are interested in to find out more about opening hours, eligible age groups, and available doses at the site. If you’d rather book your COVID-19 vaccination, you can do so via www.nhs.uk/covidvaccine or by calling 119. Please note it is currently not possible to walk in for your Autumn booster at our sites unless you are eligible because you are immunosuppressed.
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Latest From The Courts 03/10/2022
Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story.
Cambridge
Robber sexually assaulted woman at bus stop
Man jailed for raping woman whilst she slept
Peterborough
Teenager hit boy on the head with a hammer
Jail for Peterborough drug dealer
Arsonist jailed after setting fire to bin
Fenland
Father and son jailed after pulling out “gun”
Call to police leads to ban for drug-driver
Drug dealer ordered to pay back ill-gotten gains
You can find more news from the force online here.
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Easy On Police Web-Chat
Did you know that last year, specialist operators in our demand hub dealt with more than 33,000 issues using online web chat?
With agents available around the clock and an average response time of just 1 minute 12 seconds, it is one of the quickest and easiest methods of contacting us in a non-emergency situation. (If anyone is in immediate danger or harm, please always call police using 999).
Report crime, seek advice or provide us with intel by visiting our dedicated web chat page or clicking the green chat icon at the bottom of our
website home page.
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WTC Office Cover
Last week I covered for the Clerks holiday for 3 days – a lot of queries and questions came along – and the usual issues which I am pleased to say most have been dealt with.
This Monday 03rd October – There is no cover so any calls will go to answer machine and all e-mails are diverted and will be looked at.
Tuesday 04th October 09:30 – 13:00 Cllr Ray Whitwell
Wednesday 05th October 09:30 – 13:00 Cllr David Mason
From Thursday the Town Clerk will be back in attendance.
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COVID Infections on The Increase
| Welcome to Friday’s coronavirus (COVID-19) latest insights, a roundup of our analysis related to the pandemic.
The percentage of people testing positive for COVID-19 continued to increase in England and Wales, while the trend was uncertain in Northern Ireland and Scotland in the latest week. The estimated percentage of people living in private households (those not in care homes or other communal establishments) testing positive for COVID-19 was:
Earlier this week, we published data which showed there were 347 deaths involving COVID-19 registered in the UK in the week ending 16 September 2022, down from 414 in the previous week. Please help us to improve the COVID-19 latest insights pages by completing our short survey |
Read the latest insights
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Comic Relief Fund
| Comic Relief Community Fund
Round 2 of the Comic Relief programme will open on 31st October 2022 and will remain open until 30th November 2022. If you applied to our first funding round, you should have now received your decision. The Comic Relief Community Fund is supporting community led organisations with an income of less than £250,000 to deliver projects within four strategic themes. We are pleased to be managing this new fund on behalf of Comic Relief in England. It will provide grants of up to £10,000, supporting project delivery and organisational capacity building, helping organisations flourish. The funding is split as follows: Up to £1,000 for capacity building We will fund applications from grass roots, community led organisations that can demonstrate how people with lived experience of the issues being tackled are involved in the organisation and the project. Applications must sit within one of the four key themes: A Safe Place To Be: Supporting people to rebuild their lives because of homelessness or forced migration. Children Survive & Thrive: Supporting children up to the age of 11 to grow, play and learn Gender Justice: Championing those who identify as women and girls, including initiatives tackling domestic violence, abuse or exploitation Mental Health Matters: Supporting good mental health in communities and tackling stigma and discrimination. |
David
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FDC Cabinet Meeting Agenda 03rd October
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FDC Full Council Meeting Agenda 03rd October
View Documents Click Here To FDC Portal
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Pathway Church News This Week
This Sunday we’ll be celebrating Harvest Festival. It is an opportunity to thank God for the resources that we have been blessed with, and to share something of them with those who are less fortunate than ourselves. We’ll be collecting donations of tinned/canned food for Whittlesey Emergency Food Aid and also money for WaterAid’s Harvest Appeal.
God bless,
Emily
Services & Events this week
Sunday 2nd October – HARVEST FESTIVAL
09:30 • Morning Praise at Holy Trinity, Coates
9:30 • Morning Praise at St Andrew’s, Whittlesey
11:00 • Holy Communion at St Mary’s, Whittlesey
14:30 • Baptism of Ronnie Deboo at St Andrew’s
18:00 • Evening Praise at St Thomas, Pondersbridge
Monday 3rd October
Tuesday 4th October
09:30 • Pathway Prayers at St Andrew’s
11:30 • Funeral of Beryl Lovell at St Andrew’s
Wednesday 4th October
09:15 • Holy Communion at Holy Trinity, Coates
Thursday 5th October
09:15 • Holy Communion at St Mary’s, Whittlesey
Friday 6th October
Saturday 8th October
19:30 • St Thomas Harvest Supper, Pondersbridge Village Hall
Sunday 9th October
09:30 • Holy Communion at Holy Trinity, Coates
09:30 • Morning Praise at St Andrew’s, Whittlesey
11:00 • Morning Praise at St Mary’s, Whittlesey
11:00 • Morning Praise at St Thomas, Pondersbridge
13:00 • Baptism of Maxwell and Alexander Tegerdine at St Mary’s
18:00 • St Thomas’ PCC at Church
18:30 • Mens Group at the Railway Pub. Whittlesey
This is an informal group open to any man. For further information,
please contact Guy Ashby guyashby@msn.com or the Ministry Team.
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Welcome To The September 2022 Cambridgeshire Matters Newsletter
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