Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

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Peterborough unites in drive to increase COVID-19 vaccinations
The NHS in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough has teamed up with Peterborough United football club to help local residents get the life-saving COVID-19 vaccination.

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It looks like Francis Pryor, author of the book ‘The Fens’ and of Flag Fen fame, will be launching the Celebrate the Fens this evening (Friday) as a guest on Fen Folks Friday-
a zoom get together organised by Fascinating Fens at 7.30 – 9.30pm.
I’m not sure if Francis will be giving a formal talk but he is full of interesting information on the Fens, particularly the archaeology, and always has a fascinating story to tell.

To book (free) to join this informal session, follow the links to Eventbrite
https://fascinatingfens.com/celebrate-the-fens-day/

As you may know, we will be joining in the celebrations by jointly leading a walk (with Thorney Heritage Museum) on Sunday at 2pm around the ‘island’ of Thorney.
Details are here
https://fascinatingfens.com/fen-edge-trail-thorney-island-guided-heritage-walk/

If you would like to join us and haven’t booked, please email us to book asap as there are a couple of places left. Meeting info and other info will then be sent. A geology map of the local area will be provided on the day.

Chris.
Cambridgeshire Geological Society

www.cambsgeology.org

www.fenedgetrail.org

Due to the Governments announcement yesterday that restrictions remain in place up to 19th July (present information). Certain events and meetings will have to either be cancelled or re-scheduled.
The first of these are ‘Music In The Square’ both the June and July events.

As and when I get any further updates, I will post on here…

A message from the King’s Dyke project team:

We’re pleased to say several large elements of the project are nearing completion.

Firstly, we have now filled the relevant portion of Star Pit up to ground level (pictured left), with construction of the road embankment between the underpass structure and railway bridge now underway.

The concrete structure for the underpass has also been finished and the scaffolding removed (pictured right).
Finally, with the steel reinforcement on the railway bridge deck almost all in place, we are now preparing to pour in the required 170,000 litres of concrete this coming Saturday morning.
There will be approximately 25 deliveries of concrete by mixer trucks starting at 5am and the work will be completed by lunch.

KD-X 

A number of occasions recently some kind ‘Ass’ has let their Horse/Pony/Donkey deposit its #2 in various public locations around town, including on/besides the War Memorial.
There may not be a legal obligation for them to clear their #2  but there is certainly a moral and community obligation. Why not do a Steptoe and carry a small bucket and spade and clear up afterwards.
Each time this happens we have to get FDC Street Cleaner out on Public Health grounds, this costs us the Rate Payer.
So I’ll ask again do you know this ‘Ass’ let me know.