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Further to my post of the 26th, we have now received the following document from the EA.
If you have any questions or concerns, may I suggest you contact your own Councillor first.
I am more than happy for you to contact me if you so wish.
Saxon Pit - Community Briefing Detailed - 26th February 2021
Week 7 of some very happy memories.
This weeks travel time takes us back to 2004, when we first visited the Malaysian state of Sarawak, (Northern Borneo) the Hilton overlooks the tin topped shops of the old district, the manager must have liked us as he upgraded us to a ‘Govenors Suite’ – lucky us.
One of the most surreal experiences we have had was to be so close to a Mother Orangutan.
We returned 15 years later to the Sactuary and she was still there.
We have also visited another centre in the state of Sabah (Northern Borneo) (Sepilok).
Like most of us, Capt Tom came along and gave an inspirational message to the whole country. Many local people and organisations joined in raising funds.
I include another wonderful boy whole I am proud to have supported ‘Tony Hudgell’ who was also moved by Capt Tom and has raised in excess of £1.3 million – a heart rendering story.
To view more https://captaintom.org/
More on Tony https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/tonys-10k-walk
Further to my last post there has been an update this afternoon, I am sure everyone appreciates that the works for the Kings Dyke Crossing is a mulit-million pound project and everything is planned ahead.
Originally the works to the A605 was going to take place for 5 days from the 01st March.
This has now been changed to Monday 08th March and the traffic controls will be in place between 09:30 and 15:30 – they will be manually controlled.
If there are any further updates – I’ll post up here.
(information supplied by Cllr Chris Boden)
Do you remember – the doom and gloomers (Kings Dyke Crossing will never be built) still huffing a lot of hot air….see article below….to prove the case and this is besides the KD X Whittlesey Councillors are looking at scoping the long awaited ‘Relief Road’ which will take a lot of time and work to get off the ground – many years away.
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This is a briefing and further in-depth details will follow.
The planned road works on the A605 for the Kings Dyke crossing due to take place on Monday 01st March has been postponed, this is due to there being traffic controls along the B1040 Thorney Road and by having two major routes with traffic controls at the same time would have caused major problems for commuters.
I stand to be corrected in my report dated 18th February WTC meeting, posted on the 20th – I stated that there has been no would be candidates attending WTC meetings, this is not the case, there has been one would be candidate attend a meeting, the other hopefuls have not as far as I am aware. I have corrected the report.
https://roygerstner.co.uk/2021/02/20/wtc-meeting-18th-february-2021-1/
