Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

Good afternoon,
Whether you are a business or individual, please be aware of the following phishing email which purports to represent HM Government Health and Safety Executive.
The original phishing email has an attachment, and the criminal states that in order to read the nature of the complaint, the recipient must open it.

DO NOT OPEN THE ATTACHMENT.
Many phishing emails lure the recipient to click on a link, in this example the danger to your computer and network is opening the attachment which could result in a range of threats to your computer and network including ransomware in which file are encrypted with a demand of up to £200k for the files to be unencrypted. In the following phishing email, there is an attachment and shortcuts to avoid.

If you are confident, forward any phishing email to report@phishing.gov.uk otherwise, DELETE and DELETE from the Trash or Recycle Bin, this will ensure any attachment is not opened in error.

Hyperlinks have been removed and edited from the email below, to prevent any accidental launching of the hyperlink.

PHISHING EMAIL BELOW
From: HSE Health & Safety 12:30 < SHORTCUT EDITED BY POLICE>
Sent: 09 June 2020 11:31

To:
Subject: HSE Complaint Escalation
Importance: High
<SHORTCUT EDITED BY POLICE>
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This is an official notification regarding an occurring investigation (case UEBDOGIH) made by our team (Health & Safety Executive).
We have received a complaint against your company regarding possible violations during the period of March – April 2020.
The main reason described in the complaint is regarding the inability of your company to adapt and respect the government regulations during this period.
We will begin our investigation targeting a period of the past three months.

The complainant will remain anonymous until an eventual trial will begin.
Sanctions:
*            possible sanctions may include the permanent suspension of your company’s activity
*            a complaint with the local prosecutor

Before we move forward we are expecting an answer from you and we will also schedule a phone call to discuss things further.
The complaint in full has been attached to this message, including the official HSE accusation.
Note: This email was sent from a notification-only email address which cannot accept incoming email. Please do not reply directly to this message and wait for our call and hard copy letter.​

Health & Safety Executive
HSE Complaint Escalation

ENDS

Mr Nigel Sutton 8517
Cyber Protect Officer

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A full meeting of Fenland District Council will take place this Wednesday 17th June at 4pm
This meeting will be held on the Zoom Video Streaming Platform and is normally rebroadcast on YouTube.
Below is the ‘Front Sheet’
This link takes you to the full paperwork in relation to this meeting (Long – Very Long)

Click Here for The Full Paperwork

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Dear Roy,

Cambridgeshire County Council is pleased to announce that the next deadline for Innovate & Cultivate Fund applications is 1^st August 2020. One-to-one pre-application advice will be offered on 16^th and 25^th June (details below).
The aim of the fund is to support initiatives that strengthen our communities and reduce pressure on County Council services, thereby giving a return on investment.
Council services that are inviting applications are adult social care and children’s services.

The fund is open to voluntary, community and social enterprise sector organisations based in and outside of Cambridgeshire, and public sector organisations in Cambridgeshire. Please note that projects serving Peterborough residents are not eligible.
There are two funding streams: a ‘Cultivate’ fund for smaller projects that build community support networks and an ‘Innovate’ fund for bigger, bolder and more innovative initiatives.

Upcoming application deadlines.
1^st August 2020 – Cultivate grants (£2,000 – £19,000) and Innovate grants (£19,001 – £50,000)
1^st November 2020 – Cultivate grants only (£2,000 – £19,000) – subject to change

Pre-application advice.
We encourage organisations to talk through project ideas before submitting an application.  Bookings are now open for one-to-one telephone advice appointments on Tuesday 16^th June and Thursday 25^th June between 9:30am-1:30pm. These 15 minute appointments must be pre-booked and are available on a first come first served basis. Please book here.
Applications and further information about fund priorities and criteria may be found on the Cambridgeshire Community Foundation (CCF) website. CCF can answer questions about applying for the fund info@cambscf.org.uk

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Broad Street Dental Practice is open again much to the ‘relief’ of many.

As usual you will need to be assessed initially by telephone and depending on your circumstances – The Dentist will advise the action available.

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Most will be aware that the Boots™ Pharmacy on High Causeway will be closing at the end of August.
There has been some misunderstanding (myself included) of what the plan was for their exsisting customers.
Reading in detail the document.
I have made enquiries and spoken with the owner of The Independent Pharmacy (Mr Dell) and he has confirmed the following, which if I had read it in more detail does explain the situation although not obvious.

There is NO plan for Boots Chemist to re-locate to the ‘Old Nat West Building’ – that is No.2 Market Street.

In essence what is happening – Boots are transferring their ‘Primary Pharmacy Licence’ to the Independent Chemist, to do this, he needs to ‘close/relinquish’ his existing licence.

Once the new licence is in place – he then transfers his existing customers and
the Boots database into the new licence.

NHS Relocation 15th June 2020