Below is the agenda for next weeks WTC Planning Meeting.
If any member of the public wishes to take part – they will have to register with the town clerk, by contacting clerk@whittleseytowncouncil.gov.uk
These photo’s (deliberatly fuzzy) from my correspondent show a bus stop on Lincoln Road Peterborough today at around 12:30 some 13 – 15 people waiting for the ‘Bus’, some 15 minutes later – ‘they’ were still waiting…..NO social distancing’ what-so-ever – Is there hope…!
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The successful bidder for the contract to build the Kings Dyke Crossig has already been awarded.
This was announced several weeks ago – then there was a period in which the unsuccessful bidder(s) are allowed to challenge the decision.
That time has now passed – An official communication from Cambs CC was expected last week – however there has been none.
This week I’ve had phone calls with our Cambs CC Coucillor David Connor who today has received a reply from CCC leader Cllr Steve Count.
There are still fine details being discused with the successful contrator in relation to COVID-19 – once these details have been concluded – there will be a commuication from Cambs CC.
(Both pictures taken sometime before COVID-19)
These works may change due to the current COVID-19 circumstances.
Just a reminder that this only includes works that are due to start between 16th – 31st May and longer term works that are still in progress will have been included on previous reports. Alternatively please refer to https://one.network/ which will include details on emergency roadworks.
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Remember we have a fatastic ‘Whittlesey Food Bank’, along with ‘Helping Whittlesey’ – many community groups, wonderful neighbours, but there are some in our area who live closer to March than Whittlesey – so there is help out there.
Very well meaning I know, however some 50 days after ‘lock-down’ those 1½ million people whom the Government identified as being at risk – many of those locally have just received their 1st food parcel – no note – no identification marks – no one to say thank you too…bit strange!!!
Notification Cancellation of 2020 April -June Micro Asphalt Program
I am emailing you to update you in relation to the 2020 April to June Micro Asphalt program which was suspended due to the Covid 19 Pandemic.
The supply chain partner Eurovia, have indicated to our main contractor Skanska, that they would be looking to commence works in late June, but only in Rural locations initially. As you are probably aware, most of our Micro Asphalt works are in urban housing estates, with the more rural sites given over to a Gripfibre Micro Asphalt process which is more durable.
We also have two further Micro Asphalt programs, in September 2020 and March 2021. Eurovia are hoping that processes and situations will enable them to carry out these two programs as currently planned.
We have therefore made the decision to cancel the 2020 April-June program, and move it forward to the next financial year in 2021. I am sorry that we have had to do this, but as I’m sure that you appreciate, the situation has been totally out of all our hands. We have replaced this with a small rural Gripfibre program.
RG Note :- You can find out much more, report potholes, street lighting faults etc by calling number below or visit Cambs CC –
https://highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/
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Highways Service
Place & Economy
Cambridgeshire County Council
0345 045 5212
highways@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
