Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

Pathway News 12 7 2025 weekly sheet
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RETIREMENT LC041225
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CANNOT BELEIVE IT!!!!!

Over 400 Nominations received already!!!!!!

Thank you and keep them coming in.

We intend to make this an event for us all to be proud of for our town.
Please find below our online link, Our Pdf Download should you care to vote

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New Regulatory Evidence Raises Serious Questions Over Drainage, Safety and Planning Decisions Saxongate Residents Group is today releasing new information from the Middle Level Commissioners (MLC) and the Environment Agency (EA) which shows that the long-running lagoon discharge at Saxon Pit has no valid consent, may be required to stop, and has been operating for years without a determined EA discharge permit.

This discharge forms the core drainage pathway for the site and underpins the Science Park, the Johnsons Aggregates Section 73 proposal, and the new metal-recycling operations granted permission earlier this year.

Recent MLC correspondence confirms that downstream capacity cannot be assumed, that consent has not been granted for foul or surface-water drainage, and that a notice requiring the discharge to stop may be issued.

MLC has raised these concerns directly with the Secretary of State.
The EA has also confirmed that historic water-quality assessments relied on only four samples taken from the wrong location, and that the lagoon discharge has continued without a permit while the EA’s permitting team is still determining the application.

The EA’s September compliance report halted metal-recycling activity at the lagoon edge after finding breaches of planning conditions, inadequate drainage and contaminated, IBA-affected material stored in the open.
This followed a Planning Contravention Notice issued by Cambridgeshire County Council earlier this year which we already reported.
The new statutory-consultee evidence also raises fundamental questions about the long-term viability of the site. Without the lagoon discharge, Saxon Pit would fill with water, yet new activities involving IBA/IBAA processing and contaminated materials continue to be permitted on the assumption that drainage is secure.
The updated information from MLC and the EA shows that this assumption is no longer reliable. Previous planning reports treated the lagoon discharge as outside the scope of certain applications, but the latest regulatory evidence makes clear that all operations at the site depend on a drainage pathway whose legality and capacity remain unresolved. Saxongate Residents Group has written to the Secretary of State asking for the Article 31 holding direction on the Science Park to be maintained, and for national consideration of the Johnsons Section 73 proposal given the newly changed environmental baseline.
We have also asked that all drainage and hydrological assumptions used by councils and regulators reflect the current evidence and that full water-treatment options be assessed.

A spokesperson for Saxongate Residents have raised these concerns for years.
The statutory bodies are now confirming the issues we have consistently highlighted.
We are asking for transparency, proper safeguards and a planning system that reflects the facts on the ground.”
Ghosting@SaxongateRG.

GhostedGotASpareRoom.

Having experienced todays utter grid-lock with 3 sets of traffic lights along Peterborough Road and the Ralph Butcher Causeway, I foolishly came back the same way – luckily in no great hurry today.
So as a heads up, if you think its bad enough now, there is much more to come in the coming months with road maintenance and utilities.
If anyone believes Cambs CC in the date of reopening of the KD Bridge then think again?
They’ve never been correct so far – …..

Looks like the motion passed at Whittlesey Town Council to get the bridge reopened has fallen on deaf ears….simple answer – Health & Safety…. until all involved are confident that the bridge is safe to reopen – it won’t……
Well over 12 months of delays ….. and much more to come.

Calls for transparency on repairs needed for £32m King’s Dyke bridge Whittlesey
Council leader threatens to release more information ‘by a back-door route’

Click Here For CambsNews Article…

Picture Terry Harris.
GhostedWhenWillThe Bridge Reopen!.

Dear Member

Unfortunately we currently have a broken padlock on the pedestrian access gate into the reserve and have been unable to fix the padlock this morning.

Therefore, access into the reserve will not be possible until Friday morning from 9:30am onwards. 

A new padlock will be fitted first thing on Friday by Phil.
Apologies for the inconvenience.

Ghosting@KDNR2025.

See this link – Click Here….

Ghoster@RuralCAB.

This is a reminder that our third phase of consultation closes on 10 December 2025 at 23:59. Thank you to everyone who has taken part so far—we’ve held ten events and spoken with over 700 people.

The proposed Fens Reservoir is a major investment in local water infrastructure, helping us respond to climate change and population growth. We are seeking your feedback on:

• Updated reservoir design proposals
  • Proposed water transfer and treatment infrastructure
  • Early construction and transport plans
  • Our environmental assessment work
  • Early proposals for powering the reservoir using renewable technology

All consultation materials, including an interactive map and brochures, are available on our website.

Please submit your feedback by 10 December 2025, either online, by writing to Freepost FENS RESERVOIR, or by emailing info@fensreservoir.co.uk.

Your views will help shape the next stage of our proposals.
If you have any questions, please contact us at info@fensreservoir.co.uk
or via 0800 915 2492.
Ghosting@FensReservoir.