Please see below main report – enhanced Committee & Working Party Groups.
Being an Ex Coates boy – I have fond memories as a boy of the Village Green(s).
Fun, Frolics & Entertainment for all…..Well the weather just right and the rain stayed away. No doubt bigger and getting better, remember only in its 2nd year.
Most people turned up after 1pm and by 2pm pretty busy, after 4pm most starting to drift away.
Congratulations to the organisers for a wonderful ‘Village Fete’
Below last years frolics….
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The embankment has now been completed between the underpass and the railway bridge, alongside Star Pit.
The precast concrete parapets that extend out from the railway bridge, forming part of the structure and acting as a safety barrier for people using the bridge, were craned into position last week. The works are now progressing to install the vehicle restraint barrier (VRS), drainage and kerbs along this section of embankment (pictured left).
From Monday (23 May), commuters will be permanently using the new roundabout (pictured right) at the western end, opposite Funthams Lane. Traffic lights will be in operation from 9am on Monday, 23 May until late afternoon on Friday, 27 May, to allow the western tie-in to be completed, while the new bus stops will also come into use.
Having been nominated for next years donation from the Mayors Charity.
A brief summary of last nights Whittlesey Town Council meeting will be posted by mid-morning tomorrow Saturday.
Below are the environmental and associated reports.
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Before the Whittlesey Town Council meeting held last night, it is customary for the Mayor to present his nominated charities their cheques.
Last night the receipients were :-
The Whittlesey Community Car Scheme
The Sue Ryder Hospice
Whittlesey Sports Association
Red Cross – Ukrainian Appeal
Each received £1,000 the monies are raised throughout the year and is not rate payers funded.
