Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

I attended as a member of the public and spoke about the ongoing issues with the ‘Scaffolding’ problem at Barr Street Whittlesey.
The committee chairman Cllr Miscandlon has agreed to write to the Chief Executive of Cambs CC highlighting the lack or urgency to the situation.

Please be aware that although I did not attend as many ‘meetings’ as would have liked, 
as many are aware, I was extremely unwell for several months last year and was in hospital for 8 days….I carried on regardless with my ‘council work’ irrespective of receiving little or no help or assistance from my fellow ward councillors.
When I’m away – I take a laptop, 2 tablets, and 2 mobile phones, I am ‘always’ contactable and will always respond.

WTC Cllr Attendance to Meetings updated 1st May 2025 to 30th April 2026

The council is responsible for many parks, open spaces and play areas across the district. Other play parks in the district may be owned by parish councils, private companies or housing providers.

Some of the proposals relate to sites not owned by Fenland District Council and will require landowner approval to go ahead. In some cases, owners of the sites may already have conducted recent consultations about the sites related to their own plans.

• The ‘Fenland Inspire! Play Areas Consultation’ is now open until 9am, Monday, June 1. Take part via: www.fenland.gov.uk/consultations
• If you spot a problem with a park, check if it’s a district council owned area and report it at: https://www.fenland.gov.uk/openspaces

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Almost daily, maybe lives in the field behind our bungalow…..becoming quite a regular visitor, looking in better condition than a few weeks ago.

More Muzic Radio, invited ALL Whittlesey Councillors to take part in a Radio Talk Show.
Three …. of ‘us’ have have decided to give it a go…..
First up is Cllr Barry Wainwright…

Dear Councillors,
We hope you’re all well.

 As a member of Whittlesey Town Council, we’d love to invite you to tune in to Town Talk Live this Sunday morning at 11am.

Our new monthly programme is all about giving local residents a chance to share their thoughts and discuss the issues that matter most to the Whittlesey community. It’s also a great way to hear directly from those you represent in a relaxed and open setting.

This Sunday’s show features Barry Wainwright, who will be joining us for a live conversation, with listeners contributing through calls and emails.

We hope you’ll be able to listen in from home and be part of the conversation.

Programme details:
• When: Sunday at 11am
• Where: Live on More Muzic Radio
• Format: Live discussion with audience participation

We’d be delighted if you could join us as a listener, and of course, you’d be very welcome to take part in a future programme too.

Warm wishes,
James Huggins
Producer, Town Talk Live

Many will see me out and about most ‘Sunny Days’ litterpicking and talking with people.

I am proud and honoured to have been a member of the Whittlesey Street Pride Group, for some 16 years now….I don’t go out in the winter months, but make up for it now.

30 members turned up today and collected around 30 bags of litter and rubbish from around our town.
Nice to see some teenagers doing voluntary work for their Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme.