Update – Loneliness & Isolation

A very productive ad-hoc meeting today with the team that are looking to engage further to support those who need help and assistance, both Social Prescribers (NQS & Jenner) attended. It hoped that the Community Hub Bus will be in attendance once a month to begin with to act as a focal point.

This morning I will be supporting Officers from Cambs CC and Fenland in engaging and promoting Loneliness and Isolation, since the Covid pandemic, many especially the elderly have had a very difficult period, through our Neighbourhood Watch Group we have supported just 5 such individuals. The problem is identifying such people and trying to help them engage with support which is here.

It nearly always goes down to being a ‘Good Neighbour’ – the way the world is today, many do not know who there immediate neighbours are…..
If you know of anyone within the Whittlesey area – who you think maybe needs some support – then let me know – I can get help for them.

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Vaccines & Boosters

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Recommendations Can Still Help – COVID Behaviours

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Update Testing & Self Isolation

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NHS to begin spring booster vaccinations this week

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Local COVID Stats Increasing

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Historical properties get new lease of life as part of Wisbech High Street Project

 
Before                                                                         After

Before                                          After
 

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The Community & WTC Platinum Wood



I am pleased to update, as of today our fantastic individuals, community groups and local businesses have sponsored 62 Trees out of the 70 target we plan to plant later in the year.
I am also very pleased to inform that a suitable site, within the Whittlesey area, has been agreed with the owners of the land – this site is fairly easy to be accessed so that sponsors will be able to visit their Tree(s)

If you would like one of the few remaining Trees available – please contact me – my details are on the top toolbar.

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KD X Update

A message from the King’s Dyke project team:

On Wednesday 23 March we will be asking traffic to temporarily drive on a section of the new western roundabout – closest to Peterborough and near McCains – for three days while work takes place on the existing A605.

This means you will use the new roundabout rather than the current A605 until Friday 25 March. There will be traffic lights at the tie-in itself, but it will be two-way traffic around the roundabout.

Please drive carefully during this temporary layout and observe the signs. Please note, the new bus stops within the current site will temporarily be in operation during these dates.

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Access to free PCR tests for COVID-19 will end on 1 April 2022.

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Update – Damage To EastGate Zebra Crossing

Maybe in need of some paint (again).
Damage reported 10:00am        –   Highways attended 13:30

 

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Johnson’s Lorries Entering & leaving The Saxon Pit

Following received from the Environment Agency.
Thank you for your email of 21 March 2022.

Johnsons Aggregates and Recycling Ltd under environmental permit reference DP3131NM can accept and store Incinerator Bottom Ash (IBA), however, as you are aware there is currently no relevant planning permission is place for the proposed activities. Any suspected breach of planning legislation is a matter for Cambridgeshire County Council to investigate.

The operator has been transporting processed IBA to Saxon Pit from their other permitted sites. This is because once fully recovered to meet a specific criteria, IBA becomes known as Incinerator Bottom Ash Aggregate (IBAA).  IBAA is not waste and can be accepted on site and used as a substitute for aggregate to form a sub-base for installing further concrete.
I suspect this is what the lorries seen entering and leaving site are associated with as concrete extension works continue.

No waste was stored on site during my visit on 14 March 2022.

Kind regards,
Senior Environment Officer – Bedford waste team

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