The consultation ends today.
You can go direct to the Environment Agency Consultation by Clicking Here
Week 6 Of some very happy memories, as ‘most’ of us can not go on holiday at present and difficult to plan ahead, we shall wait like most…
This weeks memories are in 2010 a one off trip to the Indian State of Kerala, 10 days in Cochin at the beautiful colonial – ‘Old Harbour Hotel’ with a fantastic group of chefs on hand to produce some of the best food we’ve ever experienced.
Two day cruisings a bespoke ‘Backwater experience’ – just Connie & myself….
Afterwards we spend 5 days in a coastal ‘Wellbeing Resort’ a very relaxing time.
The traffic light issues have been sorted out and remain in place until repairs can be made to the road. Contractors will be checking twice a day whilst in operation.
Corrected 25th February 2021 – There has been one candidate attending a WTC meeting recently on the ZOOM platform, none of the other would be candidates have done so.
This is a message from the Environment Agency.
Flood Warning no longer in force: B1040 Thorney to Whittlesey Road to the South of the River Nene.
The situation is improving and no further flooding is expected in this area
Flood Warnings and Alerts may still be in force for surrounding areas.
The River Nene has being falling steadily today Saturday, 20th February. The B1040 road will be reopened once the Highways Authority have been able to inspect the road surface and carry out any necessary works to ensure the road is passable. There may be standing water in low lying areas and fields for several days.
Presentation last night – indicative of 207 houses
No official notice of a ‘Supermarket’ —–Yet.
Full article can be read on Cambs Times© Click Here
©Barratt Homes
Whittlesea Railway is to get Automatic Gates ….In the near future.
More information on Council report which I am sorry will be delayed until tomorrow.
If anyone wants further information about ‘rapid testing’ please contact me.
Below is the mapping of our closest centre in Peterborough with opening time details.
(click on picture to enlarge)
From Cllr D Laws :-
Just been advised by Cambridgeshire County Council Highways of a serious bank slippage adjacent to the B1040, between south of the Dog-in-a-Doublet bridge and East Delph.
The slippage stretches for approximately 45 metres and at least one metre in depth. The slippage is on the east side of the highway bank and between the already closed Whittlesey Wash Road flood gates. This section of the B1040 has a road closure notice as flood warning is in force, therefore prohibitive to all vehicles.
Discussions now taking place at CCC how to repair, how long to repair and when the road eventually opens a safety works traffic light system for single lane traffic.
E.A. called yesterday for several reasons but in conversation mentioned their ‘emergency incident’ line was being bombarded by drivers asking & demanding Whittlesey Wash Road be re-opened to traffic.
It does make me wonder at times what people consider is an ‘emergency’ as alternative contact numbers are published for the E.A.
It will several days before the road closure order is lifted from the B1040 – lots more water moving its way down the system and to be accommodated in and around Whittlesey Washes.
Kind regards,
