Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

One of my key subjects is ‘accountability’ to those who elected us to represent them.

From More Muzic Radio – Matt Page….

Well, Fair play to Mr Gerstner. He came to us at “Town Talk Live” today and I have to say “He was a star”
Thanks for your openness and Honesty Roy.

We welcome Chris Boden into the hot seat next.

Any of you other councillors fancy it who have not answered back yet? Maybe I might get an acceptance from my illusive ward councillor.
I should say I have more chance “being bitten by a daffodil” 🙂

All by RWT Photography.

From the Radio Fenland Newsroom

It is good to welcome NewHeart Learning to Whittlesey this school is based at 3 Springwater Business Park Station Road , Whittlesey.

NewHeart Learning is a specialist alternative provision (AP) supporting children and young people experiencing Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH) needs, emotionally based school avoidance (EBSA) and persistently absent based in Whittlesey, Peterborough. We offer a therapeutic, personalised learning environment designed to re-engage pupils who are currently unable to thrive in a mainstream setting.

NewHeart Learning will support children aged 11–16, and will work in partnership with families, local schools, and professionals to improve engagement, emotional regulation, and academic outcomes.

The team includes Daniella Hart and Nichola Klimczuk and they hosted an open day to show off their fine establishment, amongst the visitors were the Mayor of Whittlesey
Cllr Alex Miscandlon, other Councillors and local Head Teachers .

Photos courtesy RWT Photography / Radio Fenland.

RG.  in ‘deep’ conversation with County Councillor Michael Fisher.

Monday off to Huntingdon for an annual meeting with Combined Authority Cambs & Peterborough (CPCA) Mayor Bristow, updates with his work and networking.
Don’t know if anyone else from our area is attending.

Coming later on More Muzic Radio YouTube Channel, todays interview with myself and presenter Matt Page – Light to Medium Grilled…..?

About 60 or so of us, attended this mornings fund raising coffee morning, nice cakes and savouries – around 30 draw ticket prices with (3) star prizes – with I am happy to say was one which I donated – a meal for 4 at our local ‘Visuvio’s’ restaurant.
A good morning with live music – well done again.

Our ‘wonderful ‘Whittlesey Festival’ Group, will be having a Coffee morning @ Sadie’s tomorrow Saturday – raising funds for the event itself – I ‘hear’ there are ‘3’ Star prizes in the raffle – maybe a cruise you never know – ?

Do you have a concern you would like to talk to your neighbourhood officers about? Or perhaps you would like to hear about the work we have been doing?
If you answered yes to the above, then come along to our community meeting!

The details are:

📍 Whittlesey Library

⏰ From 2pm until 3pm

🗓️ Friday, 12 June

If you are unable to make it, you can keep an eye out on here or our website for upcoming events.

Boy did it kick off last night, with the signage being spotted at the ‘Ivy Leaf’ about car parking and ANPR….I received several e-mails…and replied to all by 07:00 this morning.
Yes the place is becoming an eyesore.
It mistakenly is not in my council ward, but as always like to know what’s happening.

I am aware of at least 3 local builders who have shown interest in the site but have walked away because of the financial ownership.

Both I and Cllr.  Singh are not your ward councillors if you live on Gracious Street.
Whitmoor Street is in our division.

The Ivy Leaf is located on Orchard Street is this also is not our division either at Whittlesey Town or Fenland District Council.

Your councillors are :-
Cllr Dee Laws
Cllr Alec Branton
Cllr Alex Miscandlon

I have copied them in on this e-mail and am quite sure one of the will respond maybe with more information than I have.

I will go today and take photographs, I regularly litter pick both Gracious Street and Orchard Street and will work with my fellow councillors on these concerns.

A landowner can install whatever they want in respect of parking controls – they may need planning permission or consent.
I could see NO ANPR (automatic number place recognition) in place.

Today (05th June Ivy Leaf)

Make you own mind up with H&S…..

The official opening this morning – ribbon cut by ex mayor/councillor Kay Mayor.
Nice light shop on Queen Street  – well done…….