Our project is progressing nicely, and we have received some fantastic feedback.
The ‘Friends Group’ are small but active – would you like to help develop this wonderful
‘Green Space’ area for yourself and children to enjoy….get in contact with me….
(Click on the bottom left corner ‘arrows’ to advance/retard pages)
(The Recycled Noticeboard)
With reference to the Allison Homes application P/99/2024 (F/YR24/0827/O), WTC have recommended refusal on the grounds it is not in keeping with the Village (expansion).
During their presentation, the offer that WTC take on in conjunction with a management committee the open space land – the Committee declined this offer.
It was suggested that perhaps another group (Friends of The Jubilee Wood) may be interested?
At tonights meeting – P99/2024. Update from Allison Homes on their Reserved Matters application, also the offer to WTC for Public Open Space.
(RG Note) Councils in general are not very favourable on taking on others peoples open spaces and the management structure that is conditioned.
We will wait and see what WTC’s committee tonight may recommend.
(Please be aware that Whittlesey Town Council are consultee’s only on planning matters,
the final decision is made at Fenland District Council, either by delegated powers of Officers or in certain cases by the FDC Planning Committee)
Only £1 a ticket – More prizes are being added – See me and buy one….or two
Sunday 03rd November 2025
Now stands at 843 – a lot more is needed, please sign the petition by clicking on the link….
There needs to be 3,000 for the petition to go before Cambs CC
Click Here To Sign Petition
A petition has been brought forward by Cllr Saeed Arman, for ALL to sign on the Cambs CC Web-Portal regarding the for-ever ongoing problems on the A605 and B1040 (Months).
I would encourage that as many sign this petition to send a clear message to Cambs CC
Around 10 local Volunteer Groups were present at St Andrews Hall today from 10am – 3pm.
There were a few ‘new’ people who came along and expressed an intrest in becoming a member. It was a good opportunity for networking.
Our thanks to CCVS for organising the event (and supplying a nice buffet lunch)~
I don’t know how many times I’ve posted about ‘Mindless Vandalism’ within our town.
The latest being Poppy Wreaths and Crosses on the Market Place – Thursday late/Friday early.
As usual NOT to ‘blame’ any one group, I left Peel House where we had finished our Neighbourhood Watch around 9pm – there were lots of ‘younger people’ around dressed up (or in some cases undressed) for the Halloween celebrations.
Friday morning reports started coming in that the Poppies and Wreaths had been interfered with, the photo’s I’ve been sent look only minor – thats not the point.
I have made a report to the Police asking that the incident be treated as a ‘crime’ of vandalism/anti-social behaviour.
I and many others including our Councillors sincerely hope this is a one off incident.
We have asked the CCTV operations to review – the Market Place is covered with a very good High Definition Camera.
Some of the poppies were thrown onto the roof of the Buttercross.
