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As Amazon Prime Day approaches on the 12th and 13th of July, Check Point Research (CPR) has warned of the danger of scams around the event.
With Amazon among the top imitated brands, criminals are looking to use interest in Amazon Prime Day in order to create scams and lure in victims.
According to the cybersecurity group, it has already witnessed a 37% increase in daily Amazon-related phishing attacks in the first week of July compared to the daily average in June.
Follow the link below for more infomation.
Amazon Prime Day scams: What to look out for (digit.fyi)
The Whittlesey Town Council Office will be open to the public on the following days this week.
Wednesday 13th Cllr Julie Windle 09:30 – 13:00
Thursday 14th Cllr David Mason 09:30 – 13:00
Friday 15th Cllr Roy Gerstner 09:30 – 13:00
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The WTC Office at Peel House Queen Street will be closed to the Public from tomorrow Tuesday 12th July until further notice.
The Town Clerk will be picking up telephone calls and e-mails.
An update will be posted when further information is received.
You can contact your Councillor by finding details on the WTC Website -:
Mick W seen early this morning just as the Ralph Butcher Causeway was opening, riding his e-bike across the bridge….Nice One Mick…..
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As commuters this morning at 09;45 found a 20 minute traffic jam heading towards the just opened Ralph Butcher Causeway. Traffic Lights will be in operation for some 3 weeks yet whilst final touches are completed to the project.
Below – The official communications sent by Cambs CC this morning……
Another vast amount of Rubbish/Litter and ‘Tizer’ along the A605/Kings Delph as always.
3 New Volunteers joined today…..
Most long time residents have campaigned for a better crossing at Kings Dyke for some 50 years or more, during the 1980’s and 90’s Cllr Ralph Butcher and Martin Curtis both County Councillors fought on behalf of residents.
The then short term leader of Cambs CC – Nick Clarke brought the Bridge to the forfront.
9 years later with many challenges along the way – finally the Crossing will open –
of course it will not solve the for ever increasing traffic and HGV’s on the A605…..
That’s another campaign.

Ralph and myself 2019 – I happened to mention on this blog in 2015 that an apt name for the crossing should be named after Ralph?