Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

A small decrease for Whittlesey.

It is anticipated that these works will be carried out between 17 January and 21
January 2022.

Well like all good plans – tonights planned meeting just didn’t get off the ground, the Police and many authorities use the ‘MS Teams’ as their Video Conferencing platform,
most of us just do not like it.

Apologies that we had such difficulties with wifi at this evening’s meeting.                      There appears to have been catastrophic issues with the police network.

Tonight the Police & Crime Commissioner Mr Daryl Preston, has invited guests to attend his virtual meeting.

I have attended a introduction meeting with Mr Preston after he was elected 2021.

You will have seen on this Web-Blog a consultation on the 2022/23 Police Precept.

This picture taken when Mr Preston came to Whittlesey during his election campaign.

https://www.cambridgeshire-pcc.gov.uk/

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The image is an indication of the type of development that could take place at the Whittlesey Science and Technology Park
©PT/SB Rice
One mistake being of ash from incubators, is looking to move on to the 22 acre waste recycling facility – pretty sure should read ‘Incinerator’ not incubators.
Read PT article:- Click Here

Please refer to earlier posts made this week for the upward trend both in Whittlesey and Coates Districts.

From January 10, for the first three weeks, three-way traffic lights will be used on the Funtham’s Lane Junction at the western end.
These will be operating from Monday morning, 9.30am all the way through the week until 3.30pm on Friday, for work on the westbound carriageway 

After this period, the county council will switch to using two-way traffic lights on the western roundabout, restricted to the hours between 9.30am and 3.30pm each weekday.
The bus stop located at the junction with Funtham’s Lane will be closed and a temporary bus stop will be available 50m to the west.
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