Ross has been recognised for his positive can-do attitude
Cllr Steve Count said the ‘strategy’ being offered by the Combined Authority was in reality a 'wish list'
Fenland District Council to turn to WisWIN and UKWIN for help.
The village – which has a population of around 400 -could be without a public house
Fenland District Council secured funds from the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund and Arts Council England
Fenland Council planning committee will hear 27 objections have been received
Council faces a massive legal bill – not simply picking up their own costs but also those incurred by Allison Homes
Last year, Fenland District Council dealt with 914 separate incidents of fly-tipping
A time capsule put together by Manea residents was buried to mark completion of the station car park.
Decision allows for 10 mobiles homes, 10 touring caravans and 10 day rooms
One event using same road was to support NECCA (North East Cambridgeshire Conservative Association)
Fenland Council says charges where they have discretion to amend are proposed to rise by around 6.7 per cent
Her funeral will be held next Tuesday (9th January) at 11am at Chatteris parish church.
Planning is not the only department facing a staff shortage at Fenland Council
In Wisbech alone the costs of works needed prior to CPE is put at £260,000.
Ashwood Homes win appeal to build 47 homes at Doddington near March
27 per cent of drivers passing through Coates near Whittlesey over 30mph limit
The temporary toilets will remain in position in March, Cambridgeshire, until new units are built
Temporary toilets will become available
FDC and Town Council will each have member on museum board
An objector argues 'this is an obscene application, in the middle of an agricultural and wildlife area'
It is expected that the store would employ 15 people on a full-time equivalent basis
Whittlesey town council is recommending refusal
Civil parking enforcement in South Cambridgeshire is a 'win' for the Greater Cambridge Partnership
Mayor Dr Nik Johnson said: “The Combined Authority is all about investing in people, their lives, and their community."
“Any RAAC discovered may have a significant impact on useability of the facilities, as well as ongoing capital costs for remediation.”
The application he is asking the council to reconsider is for “executive-style dwellings” on land adjacent to Shallon, Cats Lane, Tydd St Giles.
Chairman says "on planning balance I feel that this application should be determined by FDC planning committee".
Fenland council monitors 41 locations with Nitrogen Dioxide diffusion tubes.
Planning committee chairman Cllr David Connor backed the refusal