Monthly Archives: April 2018

After my very assertive conversation with senior police officer(s) at Hinchingbrooke this week and e-mails to our Neighbourhood Sergeant, plus a element of Town Council contact (the e-mail they received remained a ‘secret’ to them and was not forwarded to … Continue reading →

The (3) parcels of Fly-Tipping as reported below, has now all been removed by FDC’s rapid response team – many thanks to RB who reports Fly-Tipping when-ever he comes across it. Naturally if you witness anyone Fly-Tipping – please do … Continue reading →

Little or no delays experienced as work being carried out at night -time. Here’s what was in place last night (Tuesday).        

I will carry on reporting of this and other vehicles – who insist they can park on the ‘new’ double yellow lines / Church Street – this vehicle a ‘Nissan’ I now have good photographs of with it’s registration – … Continue reading →

Once a pile of fly-tipping takes place, it sometimes happens that more gets added too it. As of yesterday the first batch of fly-tipped material at Lattersey Hill/Benwick Road had not been removed, and now some more has been added, … Continue reading →

The 2 year policing review is about to be fully implemented on 28th April – examples being changes in rota/shift patterns, changes of where officers are based, moving lockers/offices and vehicles to different locations – All hopefully for the better … Continue reading →

Some 20 million people in the UK have a ‘Paypal Account’™ including myself. Fake emails, also known as ‘phishing’ or ‘spoof’ emails, attempt to trick you into revealing personal or financial information such as bank account details, credit card details and passwords … Continue reading →

The following announcement from Whittlesey Town Council.

Maybe a very challenging week for some commuters with North Bank & the B1040 open/close/open/close, the start of exploration bore holes for the Kings Dyke crossing having to be postponed until this Monday (16th) The welcome comprehensive report from the … Continue reading →