Cllr Roy Gerstner – Community Activist

Sometime ago…..Planning Application for this site was for ‘Drive-Thru’ restaurant.

https://www.publicaccess.fenland.gov.uk/publicaccess/simpleSearchResults.do?action=firstPage

As a starting note, someone (aggressively) comes into the council office this morning complaining there is no where else in Whittlesey to get cash and have to go to Ramsey?
When tried to explain there are several alternatives – not listening.
No Police Station No Police presence.

The Teleporter use was stolen from Harris Transport (Ramsey Road)
The Cash Machine is alarmed and notified the security company who in turn called the police – who were on the scene within 4 minutes and gave chase along Ramsey Road.

The cash machine was abandoned and has been recovered.
(unknown whether any cash taken).

At  12:15 Market Street @ Station Road was still closed whilst forensic testing is carried out.

3 years and 1 week since the previous incident.
Will Nationwide carry on in Whittlesey – who knows at this time.

Yes I do occasionally take cash from the Nationwide Whittlesey, already targeted once before and lo here we go again. Last time 3 years ago….

More Muzic Radio are proud to announce the online voting window for our annual Community Awards is now open.

Please go to our website www.moremuzicradio.uk

Click on the awards link at the top of the page and you will be taken to our voting drop down menu.
There are 16 categories this year and a great night out is lined up, set in the candlelit 13th century St Mary’s Church.

We will also be putting voting forms into various shops and venues throughout the town in December.

So checkout www.moremuzicradio.uk and get voting. Please remember “Its the local community that vote” So please make sure you do.

Please note :- This is a ‘Free‘ event, but need to pre-register first,
this is so the organisers can cater for the numbers……

Today – Wednesday PM

WEFA received (£3715:00)

One of many Food Banks to receive substantial donations from our 
‘Local Lincolnshire Co-Op’

For a number of years, I join a very small team – who carry out an assessment
(none- clinical) of our hospital(s) (Peterborough & Stamford).
This year I will be doing 3 x 1 day sessions.

No we do not get paid for this – it is purely volunteer based

Good environments matter. Every NHS patient should be cared for with compassion and dignity in a clean, safe environment.
Where standards fall short, they should be able to draw it to the attention of managers and hold the service to account.
PLACE assessments will provide motivation for improvement by providing a clear message, directly from patients, about how the environment or services might be enhanced.

The assessments involve local people (known as patient assessors) going into hospitals as part of teams to assess how the environment supports the provision of clinical care, assessing such things as privacy and dignity, food, cleanliness and general building maintenance and, more recently, the extent to which the environment is able to support the care of those with dementia or with a disability.

Recruitment and training of patient assessors is the responsibility of those organisations undertaking assessments.

The assessments take place every year, and results are published to help drive improvements in the care environment. The results show how hospitals are performing both nationally and in relation to other hospitals providing similar services.

Note that PLACE assessments focus exclusively on the environment in which care is delivered and do not cover clinical care provision or how well staff are doing their job.

Again, I am very proud and privileged to be of help and member of this group.