Another well attended evening at Whittlesey Business Community with 23 attendees,
some new faces and businesses in Whittlesey.
Mr Robert Windle gave a short presentation on RWT Photography which he runs with his wife Julie.
Planning permission applied for under F/YR23/0772/F at Fenland Distict Council.
You can view the application by going to the FDC Planning Portal or by Clicking Here
Several Walking Groups within our town….
For many outside of the area and those who do not recieved our two local monthly magazines – ‘Discovering Whittlesey’™ and ‘The Fens’™ here is this months article.
The latest update is :-
Some 20+ more trees will be planted along with the 4/5 that have not developed this year.
A communial ‘Herb Garden’ will be planted.
A 10m x10m ‘Poppy Field’ will be developed and planted.
| Please find below summaries of the latest news from our courts over the last week – click on each headline to read the full story.
Cambridgeshire Prolific thief given prison sentence Organised crime group ordered to pay back almost £380,000 Domestic abuser jailed after brutal attack Closure order for Cambridge home Catalytic converter thieves sentenced Peterborough Man jailed after stabbing inside Indian restaurant Man jailed after sexual assaulting teenager Drugs gang kidnapped, tortured and assaulted victims Man jailed 18 years for serious crimes against a woman Prolific criminals back in prison Burglar stole wallet from sleeping victim Paedophile travelled more than 100 miles to meet “girl” CCTV catches drug dealer in the act Huntingdonshire Man banned from supermarket following aggressive behaviour Fenland Prolific thief banned from Wisbech shops You can find more news from the force online here. |
A very good attendance of 15 members of The Patients Participation Group.
Unfortunately no one from NQS management was available today as the date of the meeting had to be changed. A very lively debate took place on ‘Doctors Appointments’
Chair, Alison Bacon read out statistics which indicated the NQS were rated slightly above the national average is patients being able to see a doctor.
The lack of interaction/communication from the Social Prescribers was also note.
Cllr Roy Gerstner said he would ask Whittlesey Town Council to invite NQS Social Prescibers to give a presentation at a future date.
Also on today in Coates. (click on a picture to enlarge)
Since their return earlier this year, a phenomenal amount of hours and TLC has been put into the pitch and its surroundings. Today a big team were giving the area its Autumn/Winter treatment….Well done.
