Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

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(RG Note : As a ‘paperboy’ in 1965 the Bassenhally Farm (Farmer Stephenson Snr) was my last delivery on my way to school) (The Paper-Round is another story).

Bassenhally Farm land in Whittlesey sold to  developer.

The last piece of land belonging to a Whittlesey farm has been sold to a developer, looking to build a care home.

The parcel of land on Eastrea Lane was originally part of the Bassenhally Farm, which was owned by Cambridgeshire County Council.

However, most of the land, which originally spanned 48 acres, has been sold by the council in four phases over the past 11 years – in 2014, 2017, 2020, and 2023, for a total of £10million.

A report to the county’s assets and procurement committee meeting on Tuesday explained additionally that a lease was granted to Coates Crusaders for new football pitches, and in 2015, a 125-year lease was issued to a developer to construct 60 extra care apartments.

Read the complete article by Click Here – Cambs Times…..

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Do you have a concern you would like to talk to your neighbourhood officers about? Or perhaps you would like to hear about the work we have been doing?

If you answered yes to the above, then come along to our community meeting!

The details are:

💻7pm until 8pm on Thursday, 25 September. To attend, email ‘FENS March’ to communitymeeting@Cambs.police.uk

If you are unable to make it, you can keep an eye out on here or our website for upcoming events.

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Many who have a ‘voice’ in our community, often would make good candidates for local council. However as I have found on many occasions, Standing is one thing – getting elected is another thing altogether.

Standing on a political platform is much easier, as many voters – vote for the party and not the person.

I am a firm believer at local level, vote for the person – who you think will work the hardest for their community – believe me – there are many who once elected – do very little for their community !!!!!

Matt probably a good decision on this occasion – there maybe another opportunity for a committment….
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This was celebrated Monday 15th….
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No Whittlesey applications on this occasion.

Some 15 stakeholders attended the meeting last night, the main topic that Chairman Robin Sutton delievered was the impending plans for the upgrading of the Manor Centre.
He like myself had a meeting with Director of Leisure @ FDC Phil Hughes.
There was a number of questions and some concerns about how well this is being publicised and whether the ‘draft plans’ are set in stone already.

(l – Julie Windle (S), c – Robin Sutton Chairman, r – Eamonn Dorling Treasurer)

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