There some very serious matters to be dealt with on this cabinet meeting.
The very long awaited Civil Parking Enforcement update.
The options for the Fenland Aspire projects.
Annual review.
It is a long document which I am posting, but we in Whittlesey as in the rest of Fenland will be effected for some considerable time in these decisions.
Agenda + Public Reports Pack
(click on the bottom left corner arrows to advance/retard pages)
102 pages in total
Whittlesey Town Council Meeting – Thursday 17/07/25 @ 18:30 – Important Information
The councillor attendees for the Johnsons Aggregates Recycling Ltd (JARL) Liaison meeting are on the agenda for the next council meeting.
The public are allowed to attend. Hopefully a strong format / robust solution will be approved, so going forward the public have the opportunity to raise questions ahead of the meetings and see any outcomes / responses published in a timely manner.
We note at the CCC planning meetings for the Southern Buttress restoration works (due to last seven years) and the new metal recycling facility there was also a statement that Liaison groups should be formed. The site agent for that operator noted to planning officials that any such groups could be combined to cover the totality of those operations. Saxongate thinks whoever sits on the JARL liaison meeting should also sit on any such group as the potential issues are very similar.
There were very few applications to consider.
Some of the few ‘Volunteers’ did a 10 hour shift preparing and attending Julys MOTS event today.
I managed 12-18:00 that was enough, the weather was kind and not too hot as it had been yesterday.
Looking forward to the August event…..More later.
Next MOTS Sunday 10th August.
DW.
PD @ SP
Due to it being an issue that is continuously highlighted to us as a concern, we have been back out on patrol in Whittlesey to issue tickets to cars parked illegally.
Tickets were issued to cars parked on a single yellow line during the hours of operation outside Alderman Jacobs primary school, as well as in the pedestrian zone in High Causeway.
This may seem like a low-level issue to some, but parking in an obstructive manner can put pedestrians and other road users at risk.
We will continue these patrols when we can. We can’t be everywhere, but we could be anywhere.
Do you have a concern you would like us to talk about? You can find out when your local community meetings are on our website.
