Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

There is an error in that the next WTC meeting is NOT December 2025.
Should read Thursday 19th February 2026

WTC Full Council Agenda Thursday 22nd January 2026
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I am informed that Eunice, passed away yesterday morning (20th), she is the wife of Brian, who for many years was the pastor at the Whittlesey Christian Church on Broad Street. Brian has supported many individuals and organisations for over 25 years and was ‘Citizen of the Year’ 2017. He was one of the founder committee members of The Whittlesey Festival Group.
I’m sure we all send our condolences to him.

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If you have questions about the Public Health Risk Assessment for Saxon Pit, or would just like to find out more, then come along to an information session being held on Wednesday 4 February from 3pm to 7pm at Manor Leisure Centre, Station Road, Whittlesey PE7 1UA.

 The session will be run as a drop-in, so you are welcome to turn up and talk to officers at a time that suits you.The event will be hosted by Cambridgeshire County Council’s Public Health service, supported by Fenland District Council’s Environmental Health officers.

The team will be able to:

• Answer any questions that you may have about:
  • the Public Health report on Saxon Pit
  • the Public Health response to the upcoming planning variation from Johnson’s Aggregates

• Take your views on how we start to progress the report’s recommendations on:
  • Proposed meetings – including community representation (recommendation 1)
  • Cumulative health impact assessment (recommendation 3)
  • Air quality monitoring strategy (recommendation 4)

Officers from the Waste Planning Authority at Cambridgeshire County Council and the Environment Agency will also be present to answer questions about regulation.
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Have your say on options to improve Whittlesea Railway Station Fenland District Council is inviting residents, businesses, and rail users to take part in the next stage of consultation on the future regeneration of Whittlesea Railway Station.

The options consultation will run from Monday 5 January to Sunday 1 February 2026 and includes an online survey and a series of in-person and online events.

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Primary pupils in Cambridgeshire suspended from school over drink and drugs.
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New figures show even primary-age children in Cambridgeshire have been suspended from school for drug or alcohol abuse.

More than 150 under-18s in the county have been treated for addiction problems – including use of cannabis, cocaine and ecstasy, as well as solvents, alcohol and nicotine, the figures reveal.
The figures, obtained by the BBC Shared Data Unit, show there were 155 under-18s in treatment in both 2024-25 and 2023-24. And of those 155 in treatment, some 70 were aged 15 or under and five were aged 14 or under.

There were more than 16,000 under-18s in drug and alcohol treatment in England last year – up 13 per cent from 2023-24, according to Shared Data Unit analysis of National Drug Monitoring System statistics.
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I having been contacted by residents over the weekend, in turn forwarded their concerns and photographs to both of our County Councillors (Cllr Boden and Cllr Fisher) as Hioghways is a County Council remit.
Both came back very quickly on Sunday morning that they too had escalated to the Highways Officers at Cambs CC.

(Cllr Boden) I was on Friday promised an update from CCC Highways centrally about the state of the roads in Whittlesey, as well as several other important outstanding Highways issues in the Town.
I’ll share that report on social media and at the Town Council meeting on Thursday.I’ve been out this morning since first light doing a pothole by pothole survey on the A605 all the way to the Peterborough City boundary – I’ll report all of the findings to CCC later this morning.
I’m also aware of some really bad potholes on other roads in Whittlesey and will take these up directly with Amanda Hill.

(Cllr Fisher) Thank you for your message. If accurate, this information is indeed concerning.
Following the heavy rainfall on Thursday evening, several previously minor potholes along the A605 have worsened significantly. After receiving further correspondence from residents on Friday, I had an in depth discussion with Amanda Hill. During that conversation, it became clear that multiple potholes between Eastrea and Stanground were scheduled for repair under a five day action plan initiated the previous week. Unfortunately, those works were not completed as expected.

As a result, Amanda confirmed she would immediately follow up with M Group contractors. Additionally, an emergency inspection of the affected areas is scheduled for Monday morning.

I appreciate that this may not be the response everyone was hoping for, but I wanted to ensure you were fully informed of the current situation and next steps.

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WTC Planning-Agenda-Monday-19th-January-2026
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