Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

On Wednesday 1^st June 2022, for one day only, we will open to the public as Queen’s Dyke Nature Reserve!
The event runs from 10am until 5pm, with a host of FREE activities and special events for all to enjoy!

Please see attached our events poster for more information.

If you wish to book a place on one of the brickworks tours or the walk with the warden, please call 01553 630842 or email admin@philipparkerassociates.co.uk.

Places for the brickworks tours are first come first served, maximum 10 people per tour. Age 18+, sturdy walking boots required.

Face masks (provided by Forterra) to be worn at all times during the brickworks tours.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Kind Regards,
The Queen’s Dyke Team!

A very long English beach peace and quiet for a day or two and the sun came out for a short time.

Due to holidays and other factors, the June 30th Full Town Council meeting has been
CANCELLED.

The next meeting will be held on Thursday 21st July.

As most are aware there will be a ‘Picnic|In The|Park’ at The Manor Field on Sunday 05th June.
When I asked the ‘questioners’ whether they would like to help with a project – Ah – No time| Too busy|
Whittlesey Town Councils Projects Committee are as many know planning a lasting memorial to the Queens Green Canopy.
I am the Co-ordinator for the project and at next weeks ‘Projects Committee’ meeting
(01st June) I will be giving members the lastest news and updates on where the project is at present.
Whittlesey Town Council are fully supporting this project.

I can inform that 52 pledges by Individuals, Businesses and Community Groups have very generously donated the funding required to get the project well on its way.
There will be an update next week after the Projects Committee meeting.

Deaths due to COVID-19 have been much lower in recent months than earlier in the pandemic. However, while we can use deaths from flu and pneumonia to put COVID-19 into context, we cannot say for certain whether the two conditions are behaving, or will behave, in similar ways in the future.

Between 13 March 2020 and 1 April 2022, COVID-19 was identified as the underlying cause of death in four times as many deaths as flu and pneumonia.

COVID-19 also has a different impact across age groups, with the average age of death for COVID-19 lower than for deaths due to flu and pneumonia throughout the pandemic.

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The first results from Census 2021 in England and Wales will be released on 28 June. The population and household estimates from the decennial survey will guide the planning of local and national services we all rely on. But they are just the first brushstrokes of the detailed picture of the nation we will paint over coming months and years, a picture which will get richer and more detailed as we go. Here Jen Woolford explains what you can expect from the first results and how we have reached this stage.

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