Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

So, what I am told is a record – 3 weeks to get the ‘illegal/non  compliant/nil permit/unsafe scaffolding taken down by the ‘iffy’ builders, is almost a record – all ended with good communications from the enforcement officer @ Cambs CC.

Next issue – was the very elderly gentleman and his disabled daughter a victim of rogue trading, after some more long winded investigations this appears not so.
Now there is a new roofing company (I have their details – as I happened to meet them) who are applying for the correct permits and will replace the slate tiles on the front of the building.

Within the conservation area – picture taken Friday 29th May.

I hope that this brings a good resolution to all concerned.

Today, saw only the 2 regulars and myself with PSCO Dan.



Dear Roy,
Your local neighbourhood team have been busy working towards their current priorities:

• Tackling vehicle-related anti-social behaviour and traffic offences in March, Whittlesey, and Chatteris town centres
• Proactive targeting of known drug dealing and drug use hotspots, within March, Whittlesey and Chatteris town centres, with a focus on disrupting criminal networks and safeguarding young people at risk of exploitation
• Provide a visible policing presence in town centres and other public spaces to offer community reassurance and address safety concerns. This priority follows engagement with young people.

If you would like to discuss any of these issues with your local officers, or if there is something else you would like to raise, then come along to one of our community meetings this month.

Full details of these meetings can be found below:

• March Library, from 6pm until 7pm, on Thursday, 4 June
• March Library, from 12pm until 1pm, on Friday, 12 June
• Whittlesey Library, from 2pm until 3pm, on Friday, 12 June
• March Library, from 5pm until 6pm, on Thursday, 25 June
• Whittlesey Library, from 10am until 11am, on Tuesday, 30 June

As we come to the end of these current priorities and look to set new ones, your input is more important now than ever, and we would love to hear from you.
You can also find out more about your local neighbourhood team and the work they are carrying out by visiting our website.

Another ‘Free’ event returns Sunday 21st June – BIG BASH – organised by Whittlesey Sports Association – Robert Windle – To celebrate those who ‘Volunteer’ within our town – is a ‘Free’ Afternoon Tea session(s) –
In order to be eligible – you need to apply – details at the bottom of the poster.

I have supported this application throughout and went and gave a short presentation at the meeting this week to decide the next stages….

Thanks for coming to the meeting the other day I can confirm that the nomination for the Whittlesey Youth and Community Centre, Scaldgate, Whittlesey to become an Asset of Community Value has been accepted and will be placed on the successful community asset list.

Further information setting out the next stages of the Community Right to Bid process can be found at the following web address; www.fenland.gov.uk/communityrights

Kind regards,
Ash
Ash Godfrey

The Professor during half-term week for a fun-filled interactive session exploring nature and the environment. Discover new things and make a nature themed craft. The Prof had a very engaging audience of around 30 young children.

Nothing about issues around Whittlesey then Steve..?

To take part in the consultation, visit:
www.fenland.gov.uk/Fenland-50-Scoping-Consultation

Must order tickets online :- Click Here

I am hoping at some stage you will either have received this information, or will do in the near future.
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