Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

A new month means new opportunities for you to talk to your local neighbourhood officers about your concerns.
This month’s meetings are very important as your feedback will help the teams to determine their priorities for the upcoming quarter.

If you have something you wish to discuss with your local officers, or if you just want to hear about the work we are doing, then come along to one of the following community meetings:

• Peel House in Queen Street, Whittlesey, from 10am until 11am, on Wednesday, 2 September
• March Library, from 10am until 11am, on Saturday, 12 September
• Whittlesey Library, from 11am until 12pm, on Monday, 14 September
• March Library, from 11am until 12pm, on Monday, 28 September
• Peel House in Queen Street, Whittlesey, from 11am until 12pm, on Tuesday, 29 September
• Chatteris Library, from 2pm until 3pm, on Tuesday, 29 September

You can find out more about your local neighbourhood team over on our website.

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Well ‘sometimes’ – a bit of ‘Urban Gardening’ is required – Briggate East – No one ‘would’ take ownership of the problem….difficult to exit – on already very busy road…..
Here Monday gone by Tuesday… magic..?

Monday this week……

Tuesday this week……

For years, the Beefeater and Brewers Fayre brands have been going down hill, I/we stopped going when I was served (45 minutes wait) and completely cold and uncooked chicken meal – No recompense, no apology and when wrote to the group, not even an acknowledgement.

So – whilst I am sorry for some loss of jobs…..good good riddance (Do not rebrand to something else – the ethos remains the same).
No lesson(s) learnt (the most useless term ever made) from poor service Woolworth’s, Little Chef – el al….Good bye – Farewell –

As a final reminder, all Beefeater restaurants will close after dinner on
Thursday 10 September 2026^.

As a final reminder, all Brewers Fayre restaurants will close after dinner on
Monday 7 September 2026^.

Office will re-open Tuesday 01st September 09:30
Councillors contact details on top Toolbar.

The email claiming you’ve won a prize, the text message telling you you’ve missed a delivery, or the phone call from the bank to let you know there’s been some suspicious activity on your account…

Most of us can spot phishing scams a mile off – the typos, the elaborate email addresses and the urgency to take action by clicking a link or divulging your details.

But before you dismiss these scams as something you won’t fall for, remember, fraudsters are getting more sophisticated with their messaging, and it only takes one lapse in concentration while battling through the chaos of life to fall victim.

Stay alert!

For advice and tips on how to protect yourself and vulnerable loved ones, visit our website.

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