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Heritage Talks, these are kindly funded by Arts council England, with free transport for those who need it. Venue and capacity 50.
Clicking on the links(s) below will tell you about the event and how to obtain free transport if you require it.
Click on the link to register for the events(s) – If you require a venue other than Whittlesey, email: [email protected].
Whittlesey: 9/1/24, 6/2/24, 5/3/24, 6pm, Childers
https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/null/t-dvpdapa
The Manor Leisure Swimming Pool – Access Steps will be taken away on Monday for repair, these steps are primarily for those with mobility challenges, the normal vertical steps remain in place.
I am informed they will tell me when the steps are fixed.
Report on the Full WTC Council meeting held on Thursday 21st September will be posted over the weekend. (click on bottom left corner to advance/retard the pages)
Visit – https://www.coatesconsultation.co.uk/development
For those who could not make the exibition, They
will be giving a presentation to Whittlesey Town Council Planning Committee
at Peel House on Wednesday 6th December at 7:30pm.
Public are welcome to attend
Yesterday some 20+ Fenland Councillors (including myself) attended a virual presentation by Anglian Water on their plans to build a ‘new’ reservoir near Chatteris.
The plans are in the early stages, it will be a gigantic infrastructure and building program.
Several questions about land purchasing, roads, HGV’s and Carbon offsets.
I’ve attached the sides, if all goes to their plans the reservoir will be completed by 2036 – a long way off yet.
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Dear Roy,
This week, we are joining the national campaign ‘Operation Calibre’ to highlight the work that we are doing around robberies.
Robbery is defined in the UK as “the action of taking property unlawfully from a person or place by force or threat of force” – so theft where violence or threats of violence has been present.
To start the week off, we’re offering advice to prevent yourself from becoming a victim.
Know where you’re going:
Hide it:
It is important to be on high alert, sadly across the country there have been cases where some individuals opt to use mopeds or bikes to ride up alongside their victim and take their belongings as they pass.
Protect your phone:
If you have been robbed or see a robbery in progress, please call 999 immediately. Don’t risk your personal safety… property can be replaced, you can’t.
More information on keeping yourself safe can be found on our dedicated webpages.