Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

Dear Members of the Drugs & Alcohol Misuse Delivery Board

Many thanks to all for your help putting this Toolkit together.  You can find the Toolkit at https://cambridgeshireinsight.org.uk/h-mh-sm-toolkit/.

This was launched on 3^rd February 2022 on a page on Cambridgeshire Insight, this provides a little background and gives the aims of the toolkit, who should use it, etc.

This page includes some useful resources:-

• A link to the pdf Toolkit itself
• A set of slides which take you through the content and some “top tips“ to use the Toolkit
• A video which is based on the slides, with footage of Sue talking you through them, by way of a mini training tool
• A media pack with includes all the information you might need when sharing the Toolkit – links to the logo image file, the toolkit, the slides, the URL etc.
• The email address use for sending feedback

The Toolkit will only help everyone if we all share it and use it, so I’m asking for your help putting a link to it on your websites, in newsletters, mentioning at team meetings and so forth.

We can attend some meetings to talk it through if needed, but are hoping the 9 minute video might reduce the need for too many personal appearances😊.

Please do get in touch if you have any queries or questions and please do also encourage feedback from anyone who uses it, to the email address toolkit@cambridge.gov.uk.

With many thanks, again, for all your help putting the Toolkit together and getting it this far.
Kind regards.
Sue Beecroft
Housing coordinator
The Housing Board for Cambridgeshire

A message from the King’s Dyke project team:

The second phase of the tie-in works, which will connect the new road, at the western roundabout is progressing well, with the services such as phone lines lowered and the preparation for kerbing underway (pictured right).

Thank you to everyone for their patience and understanding while we use temporary traffic lights as part of the tie-in works.

Elsewhere on site, the construction of the reinforced earth embankment continues to benefit from the dry weather, with the embankment now approximately 5m high
(pictured left).

I will of course make enquiries as to whether this restructuring has any effects on the services paid for by WTC.

Run over many years in aid of the Mayors Charities, at The Briggate/Bower at Easter.
The ‘Ducks’ are about to sorted and counted in preparation to this years event.
Welcome back –

If – You – are suffering from noise or odour pollution, you should report this and keep a log of dates and times to Fenland District Council – https://www.fenland.gov.uk/report
Please see below latest received.

220214 - Latest correspondence from FDC Environmental Department

Includes The Monastery – Market Street – See previous postings.
WTC Planning Agenda Monday 14th February 2022 Ver 2

On the agenda was Item 6 F/YR20/0861 Bassenhally Farm Drybread Road.
130 dwellings

At last some sensible contribution towards education in Whittlesey.
(i) increased provision at Park Lane Primary & Nursery School;
(ii) increased provision at Alderman Jacobs Primary School; and
(iii) increased provision at Sir Harry Smith Community College
Along with affordable and shared ownership.

Note, not all developments deliver S106 monies towards education or infrastructure.

FDC Agenda frontsheet 09022022 1300 Planning Committee
Click Here to FDC Public Pack with details.