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Booked Flu Vaccination On NHS Website – Found Better Slot
After having received and posted the latest from New Queen Street Surgery – Flu Vaccination Dates, and having spoken with them this week about availability, and most of the first tranche was fully booked….
Link – Book A Flu Vaccination @ Local NHS Pharmacy
I went on the NHS Website (above link) and booked 2 slots at once for The Whittlesey Pharmacy on Market Street on a date before NQS starts and there was plenty of slots available (@ 09:30 this morning).
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New Queen Street Surgery – Flu Clinic Change of Dates
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New Queen Street Surgery – Patients Survey
Getting better in some area’s – click on link at the end to view breakdown…..
Survey Breakdown Results @ NQS
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CPCA News-Letter – New Youth Hub Fenland (Wisbech)
Wisbech is seen to have a higher quantile socially deprived area’s.
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Free Family Fun Event.
By Thermomix Peterborough Cooking Studio
Overview
Discover & learn with the family all the benefits of the Thermomix TM7 whilst tasting the delicious foods and drinks made in real time.
Good to know.
Highlights
2 hours 30 minutes
In person
Free parking
Doors at 10:20 AM
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Look Very Hard
The question for educators and academics is ‘why’ Fenland is 14th from the bottom of GCSE 2026 results, naturally individual schools scored differently, this is the national table.
Fenland @ 10.7% vis Cambridge 53.5%
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Took Some Time….
I have not noticed any great drop in water pressure.
Thanks for your patience – we’re happy to say that your water supply should now be returning to normal.
In the next few hours, you might see us out and about doing some final checks. As part of those checks we might knock on your door and ask to take a water sample from your kitchen tap.
If you had no water from your taps for more than 12 hours in a row, we’ll be in touch within the next 20 working days. Read more here about your right to compensation under our Guaranteed Service Standards.
Cloudy water?
Cloudy water is something that can happen after an interruption to your supply, but it’s just air in the water. It’s completely safe to drink and will soon clear.
Discoloured water can also occur following a burst water main, caused by iron sediments which are stirred up. Rest assured, the small amount of iron in the water isn’t harmful, and the discolouration will clear after you run your tap.
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Coates Planning Appeal – Planning Inspectorate
Without prejudice.
As an Independent Whittlesey District Councillor, I am part of Fenlands Planning Committee. I took no part in the decision made by Fenland District Council in respect of this planning decision.
The decision to refuse the application was made by ‘Delegated Powers’ by FDCs Planning Officers.
The applicant is appealing ‘against’ the decision to refuse 200 houses on March Road Coates.
The Planning Inspectorate will be holding sessions over 8 days.
Yesterdays was held on ‘Teams’ platform and broadcast on YouTube©
There is another session today 21st August.
Click Here for 20th August – Appeal
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Anglian Water Request….
As the country recovers from its fifth heatwave so far this year, Anglian Water is asking its customers in Fenland to protect water supplies and precious local rivers by only using water for essential purposes.
The water company has warned that without cutting individual consumption as much as possible, there is a risk that customers’ supplies will be affected after a spring and summer of successive heatwaves and exceptionally dry conditions.
The flows in the Rivers Nar and Wissey, which Anglian Water relies on to keep taps flowing across Fenland as well as King’s Lynn and West Norfolk, are at an exceptionally low level – some of the lowest seen at this time of year since records began.
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