A small cabin cruiser that was moored behind the retail park on Station Road
(Bowling one), has been vandalised and cut loose. 
Middle Level are aware and will get it tied off.

At yesterdays FDC planning meeting, John Ankers – Old Chapel Farm for Weddings and Entertainment Venue, was proposed by officers to be granted, however due to WTC and neighbours objecting came to the committee for determination.
Cllr Alex Miscandlon speaking on behalf of WTC planning committee, objections mainly on the road, access, noise and speeding. Another neighbour put good arguments on environmental grounds.
However the FDC committee, granted the application with several conditions attached –
Hours of operation and the number of events a year.

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There will be training sessions on the use of ‘ANIMA’ – you need to phone/register please.
See below…..

NQS Anima Final Poster

Conspiracy theorists are rife on social media as usual, without any factual knowlege in most cases.
I can tell you as a Councillor – we have been told very little by the authorities…..
As on many occasions, many in Whittlesey have stated in the past – their knowledge of having worked in the Brick-Pits, the instability of the soil and clay.

Two recent works ongoing to shore up the face(s) of the pits.
Some said when plans for the new bridge was being planned it was always going to have problems……
So what was supposed to be remedial surface work for a week, has turned into months, which makes us all ‘think’ there are problems we are not being told about?

Read JE story on the CambsNews© Click Here

F/YR24/0040/F
The Manor House, 102 Eldernell Lane, Coates
Change of use of existing garage/store and associated land to a venue for
ceremonies, including the formation of a car park (part retrospective) (Pages 69 – 88)

To view the complete reports pack go to FDC by Clicking Here

I am pleased to let you know the works near the Sir Harry Smith Community College new entrance was completed on behalf of the Cambridgeshire County Council Capital Education Team from 12^th – 19^th August ahead of the new term.
I have attached some photos of the completed work.

This work included.

• Extending the 20mph restriction into a 20mph zone
• Parking restrictions and lining
• Two sets of speed cushions
• A raised pedestrian crossing  near the new entrance

Additionally, in order to fully utilise the closure to its full potential we liaised with LHO from CCC to complete the following works.

• Certain pothole repairs with dragon patcher
• Gully emptying / jetting within the closure

Kind regards,
Kathryn Pyrah

Assistant Project Manager
Project Delivery

Bank Holiday Closure Information

We will be closed on Monday 26 August 2024 for the Bank Holiday.

Anima will close on Friday 23 August 2024, in the afternoon or when capacity is reached and will reopen on Tuesday 27 August 2024 in the morning as usual.

If you have any medical concerns that cannot wait until we re-open, it is important to know how you can get help during the holiday period.

Prescription medication

Please make sure that you have enough prescription medication left. You can order a repeat prescription when you have a 7-day supply remaining. Keep in mind that it may take up to 72 hours for your prescription to be processed, and the pharmacy will require additional time to dispense it.

Non-life-threatening emergencies

For non-life-threatening emergencies, you can contact NHS 111 by visiting the NHS website (for people aged over five) or by calling 111. This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Self-care

Self-care is the best choice for treating minor illnesses and injuries such as coughs, colds, grazes, small cuts, or a sore throat. These can often be managed at home or in holiday accommodation with over-the-counter medicines and plenty of rest. 

Pharmacist services

Pharmacists can provide advice and treatment for conditions like hay fever, diarrhoea, earache, painful cough, sticky eye, teething, and rashes. Your local community pharmacy can issue emergency repeat medication without a GP prescription. You can call 111 or visit NHS 111 for further assistance or find your nearest pharmacy on the NHS website

Minor injuries

For minor injuries, use services like Minor Injury Units and Walk-in Centres. Always check local arrangements

NHS website

The NHS website is always available for advice and guidance.

Emergencies

In case of emergencies or serious, life-threatening conditions (such as severe bleeding, breathing difficulties, severe chest pain, or loss of consciousness), call A&E/999.
Find your nearest A&E Department

Mental health

For mental health support, you can find local services and support to help your loved ones feel brighter on the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Integrated Care System (ICS) website.