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WTC Full Council Meeting Agenda Thursday 21st October
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Some Nice Visitors…..
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Near The Bottom Of League – NQS Not Surprised !!!
13. New Queen Street Surgery
122 forms completed.
Booking experience: Very good 15.1%,
Fairly good 36.9%,
Neither good nor poor 23.0%,
Fairly poor 13.2%,
Very poor 11.8%.
81st in Cambridgeshire.
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Surprised Being Top of Some Leagues and At The Bottom of Others
From a correspondent :- With the news being somewhat swamped with Climate News, it is somewhat surprising that in their latest report CPCA (Cambridges & Peterborough Combined Authority) earlier this year. I have attached a copy.
Pages 1 – 31 provide an executive summary then the rest of the report unwinds.
Mayor Nik Johnson supports this report, but he also needs to get the other members to support it.
You may be aware that the two abstentions in March received ‘some flack’ from residents who felt their views were not being represented.
The lone vote against was Cllr Boden.
Lots of reading, however the first 30 pages takes a short time (summary).
Amazing how Whittlesey/Peterborough/Cambs, usually comes out at the bottom end of most surveys, not this case we’re 25% better at emitting/polluting CO2 than anywhere else in the country…. Roy G…
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Local COVID Stats II
Fenland also broke an unwanted record in the week to October 10, by recording the highest number of cases it has seen in any seven-day period since the pandemic began, with 599 – up 79 (15.2 per cent) on the previous week. In January, when the second wave of the virus was at its peak, the highest seven-day total was 573.
The infection rate for the week to October 10 was 586.8 cases per 100,000 people – the highest in Cambridgeshire.
Worst affected were Wisbech South and Peckover, with 93 cases, and Whittlsey, with 72, while March East, with 28, had the fewest.
Fenland has recorded:
- 10,920 confirmed cases since the pandemic began, as of October 15, 2021
- 379 cases in the five days from October 11-15, according to daily case data, which is subject to change
- 223 deaths by October 15 within 28 days of a positive test, the last of which was on October 7
- 248 deaths, as of October 1, in which Covid-19 is mentioned on the death certificate
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Enjoyed our Holiday
First attempt to get away from the UK – birthday for Roy in one of our favourite european destinations – Madeira.
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Tonights Planning Meeting WTC
The official minutes of this meeting will be published when ratified by the full council, normally 1 month after the meeting.
These are my own observations.
The main planning issue this evening was that of the ‘Domino Pizza’ illuminated signage.
Putting is bluntly almost a mini Blackpool Illumination, within a conservation area, nearby the War Memorial and light pollution for residents living in very close proximity.
I hope Fenland Planning take onboard the comments made this evening.
Also noted although not on the agenda was the very inconsiderate builders who are making local residents life a misery, including working all over the weekend.
Domino – you are not being very friendly…….Sorry – but I’ve never had a Domino’s Pizza in my life…..Have I missed something !!!!!
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Traffic Light Issues East Delph
Traffic Lights stuck on Red @ Permisimmons/B1040/East Delph.
This has been reported and is being dealt with.
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Over 100 Victims Rescued
Statistics have revealed more than 100 victims of modern slavery have been rescued in Cambridgeshire in the last year.
Of those rescued, more than half were children. Thankfully, they all escaped the awful situations they were trapped in and are now receiving specialist support.
This Anti-Slavery Day we wanted to highlight that the issue is not resigned to the past – it is still happening in 2021. It could be taking place at a local business or on your street. From car washes to nail bars and the agricultural industry, slavery can take place pretty much anywhere.
Many of the rescued children were trapped in the dark world of county lines drug dealing where they were forced to sell substances for those controlling them.
Please take a minute to find out more about the signs of modern slavery and report any concerns in your community.
For more information visit our website: https://bit.ly/3DAEZ6a
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Local Crime Stats Breakdowns
You can see the latest crime stats nationally & locally by visiting
https://www.cambs.police.uk/your-area/Fenland_Whittlesey



I wonder if residents in (example) Braemar Gardens are aware of the crime in their area.
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Make Our Sunday – Fly Tippers…..
Wype Doles Pumping Station on the Benwick Road, B1093, South of Eastrea
It has been reported to FDC.
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