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Safer Peterborough Partnership
Huntingdonshire Community Safety Partnership
East Cambridgeshire CSP
Cambridge CSP
South Cambridgeshire CSP
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Change of plan…..Office will be open today 09:30 – 13:00 to the public.
You can find who your Councillor is by visiting WTC Website
https://www.whittleseytowncouncil.gov.uk/
By Liz Speechley. Saturday, 3rd August.
What an absolutely fantastic group of volunteers at Holy Trinity Church, Coates, this morning. There must have been at least 40 plus people turned out. A fantastic group effort. The church wardens have told me there will be another “Rake and Cake” soon. Details will be shared when we have them. Huge thank you to all who helped and for the cake donations too. (Donuts from Anna Foster from the community pantry, went particularly fast!)
Thanks all, you’ve made a massive difference and left some happy church wardens today!
Before This mornings clearup event.
The results afterwards – Well done…..
Previousl application|Shops | Flats – Objections from Police & Highways + Concerns of Loading/Deliveries to Shops – However this was granted August 2020
F/YR22/0845/FDL Change of use from offices (E) to 4 x 2-bed flats (C3) Refused 18 Apr 2023
The below application has been granted by officer delegation.
F/YR24/0433/FDL | Change of use from a Class E(g)(i) Office to dwellings (4 x 1-bed flats), involving the replacement of existing doors and window to upvc | Grosvenor House Grosvenor Road Whittlesey Peterborough Cambridgeshire PE7 1AQ
Myself and Cllr Peter bibb, dealt with two residents concerns and issues this morning.
One being several issues near Victory NISA and the road surface + anti-social delivery times.
The other to do with Brambles damaging a resident fence, this is a civil matter, however,
I will write a letter to the land owner on behalf of this elderly resident.
Some weeks ago I was informed that the Church had to be closed because some tiles had come off. I learn this morning, that the Church is actually open.
This Saturday 03rd August, there will be a small team who are asking for help to carry out a tidy-up of the Church Yard.
The event starts at 10:00 thru to 12:00 bring a ‘Rake’ and refreshements will be provided.
The Holy Trinity Church was built in 1840 built entirely of yellow bricks manufactured at the now defunct brickworks – Bundy’s along Station Road.
Change of Councillors, myself and Town Councillor Peter Bibb will attend Saturday 09:30
Come through the ‘archway’ and turn left to the Council Chamber.
©DW & RWT Photography
The figures show that ‘Fenland’ received the most support in the whole area, and my source informs me that Wisbech received the ‘bulk’ of the offers.
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