The Whittlesey Mud Wall Group met yesterday at The Town Hall. 7 Members + FDC’s Conservation Officer Kattie in attendance.
Mike Shearing (Secretary) reported on some excellent engagement events over the year and that the ‘small’ Mud Wall on Grosvenor Road/Near the Dog Grooming Ship had the tiles replaced and was looking better.
The Whittlesey Mud Walls are historically unique in our part of Cambridgeshire – they do exsist in other parts of the country.
Hacking is becoming every so clever, there was an e-mail yesterday appartently from HMRC – I sent this one to Cambs Police Cyber Team, and even they took time to find out it was a scam – very clever….
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Having last week spoken with a number of Cambs Highways and Road Works officials, they confirm that ALL fixed Speed Camera’s in Cambridgeshire are to be replaced.
The one’s from Stanground through Kings Delph/Peterborough Road/A605/Syers Lane & Eastrea Road are to become Average Speed Camera’s.
Work has halted due to ‘SIM card’ issues, as they will all be networked.
It is my understanding that the project should be completed by the end December and at that point Cambridgeshire Police will take them over.
Please be aware of the following text message that is circulating within Cambridgeshire. If you are not an EE customer then hopefully it should become suspicious to you and that it is a scam. If you are an EE customer then please be alert.
The link in blue will take you to a spoof website in that it is controlled by criminals leading you to think you are logging into your account, but you will only be revealing your email and password who may then access your ee account and/or other accounts especially if you use the same password for more than one online account.
Everything after the HTTPS in the link should be suspicious to you.
The correct domain name for ee is https://ee.co.uk
If you receive a text/email/instant message from a recognisable company or organisation and you are unsure about the content, then please contact them using a trusted method and not by replying to the email or text.
Use a unique strong password per email or social media account, ideally every online account you have should use a unique strong password.
Should anyone have any questions please contact me or visit ncsc.gov.uk.
The spoof/scam looks like this below…..
Monthly meeting of The Whittlesey Mud Walls Group.
Wednesday 06th November
10:30am
Whittlesey Town Hall – Market Street (Museum)
Everyone welcomed.
For more in depth information on items on the agenda please visit FDC Website:-
Click Here
Although ‘most’ will have had their jab this year – there is a scam going around.
Please be aware of the following scam. Please forward to family, friends and colleague.
Flu Jab Scams: According to NHS England, an elderly lady has lost £5000 in a recent scam. The lady was called by a person purporting to be a GP at her local practice. The fraudster informed the victim that for a £1.50 fee the GP could attend their
home to administer the flu jab and requested bank details in order to confirm the appointment for more information see the link below.
Many thanks
Nigel
Fraud Security Advisor
Cambridgeshire Police
Only (2) Clients, and their concerns/issues will be taken forward to the relevant department at FDC/CCC.
We have two exciting events we would like to tell you about that will heppen in November. Please read on!
Firstly, our next Members’ Meeting is fast approaching, and we would like to invite you to come along!
The Diabetes team will be leading a presentation about their award-winning service at Hinchingbrooke, and giving advice for managing diabetes. The meeting is open to members of the Trust as well as members of the public, so do pass on the invitation if you know someone with diabetes, or indeed have the condition yourself, as this is the Members’ Meeting to come to!
It will be held at Hinchingbrooke Hospital on Thursday 21 November 2019 from 6pm to 7.30pm in the Partnership Suite which is located in the Education Centre. Refreshments will be provided and parking for the meeting will be free.
Please let the Communications Team know if you would like to attend on 01733 678024 or email nwangliaft.communications@nhs.net.
Secondly, you are invited to a special Movember research event at Peterborough City Hospital on Friday 29 November, from 12.30pm-2.30pm.
‘Let’s Talk Prostate!’ gives you the chance to learn more about the life-changing research that is happening across the region and hear from a patient who has already taken part in a cancer research study.
Trust Members and guests can attend a series of talks in the Denis Bracey Room over the lunchtime period and lunch will be provided.
Alternatively you can pop along to the research market place in the main atrium to find out more about research and general prostate health and men’s health.
You can book your place by visiting www.lets-talk-prostate.eventbrite.co.uk , calling 01603 287482 or emailing crneastern.ppi@nihr.ac.uk.
We hope to see you at these events!
Best wishes
The Membership Team
North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust
| With Bonfire Night fast approaching, we are urging the public to enjoy the celebrations safely. The next week will see families and friends gathered in gardens and fields across the county watching all kinds of dazzling displays. However with the sparklers and Catherine wheels there are risks and restrictions to be aware of to ensure your evening goes unspoilt. For an enjoyable and stress free evening, make sure you:
While we all enjoy a good firework display and encourage people to enjoy the festivities, it’s important to be aware of potential risks and dangers. If you’re going to be participating in the celebrations next week, please do so sensibly. Group Commander Paul Clarke, Head of Community Fire Safety at Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service, said: “We wish everyone a happy time this Bonfire Night and being safe while enjoying yourself should always be a priority. Kind Regards, |
