Key points: Sky News…10:25
How this will effect locally we wait and see…however many group events which have recently re-opened may be effected – please check with the local organiser of the event.
Good debate in respect of democracy, very good and open transparency when the ‘Incinerator in Wisbech’ was discussed.
The proposal that the Coates Conservation area be adopted by the Cabinet was approved and will go the full Council @ Fenland…
Schools have been open for ‘Key/Essential Workers’ – today the rest of local children return to school – lots of traffic at 08:45 this morning.
New Road School now fully re-open after a major extention…
New Road School Whittlesey
There was a vast improvement in reported ‘Dog Dirt’ last year when The Good Dog Walkers scheme was running.
Recently there are lots of reports that this blight is on the increase again.
Whittlesey Town Council on average are installing around 6 new dog bins a year.
This one is on the Whittlesey Wheel area,
the next planned with be in Coates and Eastrea – there are plenty of bins – Why some owners don’t use them – I don’t know…
The main item of interest for us is that of the Coates Conservation Area.
Included the link below – comprehensive document with history and objectives.
Below is the agenda
Whittlesey like many town/cities in the 1800’s to the early 1900’s had a workhouse…this is a small part of the history of ours…if a search of
http://www.workhouses.org.uk/Whittlesey/
will reveal local names who were ‘residents’ of the establishment….there was ‘workhouses’ both on Broad Street Whittlesey and Eastrea Road Whittlesey.
