Issue 13 Christmas 2012

Wisbech Town Mayor Cllr Vivien MacRae and her husband, Gary,with a few of the children at Gorefield School during

her visits to schools in and around Wisbech

Mayor Cllr VivienMacRae will be

switching onthe Wisbech

Christmas Lightsat 6.30pm

on Friday 3rdNovemberin Wisbech

Market PlaceSee pages 2 and 3for more information

WisbechChristmas

Market Monday 17th

DecemberSee pages 11-15

Produced and published by Paradigm Publishing www.paradigmpublishing.co.uk

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Amazing Bring & Share Multi-cultural Festival for the fourth yearrun, organised and funded by Wisbech Town Council  in WisbechPark was a great success with lots of exciting and interesting

performances, exhibitions and stalls.

Philippine DancersAlison’s Street Dancers

Carter School ofTaekwon-do exhibition

Zulu Singing and Dance

Local Taekwon-do Talent at Bring & ShareIn the middle of some little and large Taekwon-do talent atthe Wisbech Bring and Share Multi-cultural Festival inWisbech Park is Cllr Vivien MacRae Mayor of Wisbech.

There was a truly representative group of dedicatedstudents from the Carter School of Taekwon-do rangingfrom a 6 year old to a 53 year old – men, women andchildren of a wide range of gradings and abilities and theyput on a fantastic exhibition followed by workshops wherepeople could have a go, including the Mayor who broke aboard in style.

Mr Anthony Carter and his students have supported theWisbech Multi- cultural Festival for four years, by putting onan exceptional exhibition and then providing workshops for people of all ages to have a go. Many of thosewho have had a go have since joined one or more of the classes provided by the 5th Dan InternationalInstructor and examiner at his lessons at the Hudson Leisure Centre on Monday, Wednesday or Fridayevery week between 6pm and 7pm. It’s worth noting that the first lesson is always free.

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Drawing Class Requires ModelsA new life drawing class is looking for people over the age of 18 and all shapes & sizesto become models for our members at the Rosmini Centre. We need our models tobe available for approx 2 hours (with breaks). You don't have to be in your birthdaysuit to pose for our members, as we're very clever and can draw you with clothes on!However the option to disrobe is at the model’s discretion.The group is able to offer payment for your time. The classes will be held in a privateroom where only members will be allowed to enter.So if you fancy having a go please contact: stallard495@btinternet.com or leave yourcontact details with the Rosmini Centre 01945 474 422

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Remembrance Sunday isRemembrance Day this year

As the custodians of Remembrance, TheRoyal British Legion calls on the nation tounite in commemorating RemembranceSunday.  Pictured here are some of thedignitaries that were at RemembranceSunday in previous times.  This year WisbechTown Council will be again represented aswill many other organisations throughoutthe town and district - on the eleventh hourof the eleventh day of the eleventh monthto mark the signing of the Armistice, on 11thNovember 1918, to signal the end of WorldWar One, the guns of the Western Front fellsilent after more than four years continuouswarfare.

Remembrance Day is on 11 November. It is a special day set aside to remember all those men and womenwho were killed during the two World Wars and other conflicts. At one time the day was known asArmistice Day and was renamed Remembrance Day after the Second World War.

Remembrance Sunday is held on the second Sunday in November, which is usually the Sunday nearest to11 November. This year this falls on Remembrance Day. Special services are held at war memorials andchurches all over Britain.  Ours will be at the memorial gardens at the mouth of the Crescent.

Since this year is very special as they both fall on the same day,  we will remember them - and we inviteyou to join us.

The Mayor at the FairTwice a year the Fair comes toWisbech.  In the month of March wehave the Mart Fair, and in Septemberwe are thrilled by the Statute Fair.They are brought to us by theShowman’s Guild of Great Britain,which is a very proud part of thetraditions of this country and has beena big part of the heritage of Wisbechfor centuries.

As well as the two fairs, theShowman’s Guild help out at eventssuch as the Rock Festivals, Multi-cultural Festivals held in the Summerin Wisbech each year, and also at theChristmas Light Switch on – and everytime they do us proud.

The Mayor, Viv, and her chauffeur,Stuart, go for a ride

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The Kenya ExpeditionOn Wednesday 11 July, twenty two youngsters from Wisbech Grammar School set out on an expedition toKenya.  On Wednesday 8 August they returned having had the experience of a lifetime.  Amongst themwere Alice  (daughter of former Mayor Nick Meekins), and Stuart (son of Town Clerk Erbie Murat).

During their month they spent time at CAYA repairing fences around the conservation area within theprotected wildlife sanctuary.  They also went to DIAWNI BEACH where they were involved with marinewildlife conservation and did their PADI open water diving certificates. During their time at TSAVO theywent on a photographic safari and helped with wildlife conservation.  And at MUHAKIA they worked withthe local community to prepare the foundations of a kitchen; dig a grey water well; and work with thechildren.

Stuart writes, ‘Digging the grey water well was, for me, the most rewarding.  With a great deal of hardwork, application and team work, we were able to help George, one of the local men, to dig a well thatwould take all the water from the washing up, washing machines and showers (not sewage) - and filter itto produce water that could be used to irrigate and raise edible crops.’

Alice writes, ‘I certainly look at the world a little differently now; most notably, considering I saw manypeople living in dreadful poverty, I do not remember ever seeing one face that was not smiling.    Perhapsthe best experience I had was one afternoon teaching in an incredibly poor primary school; the childrenthere worked from about 6am until 6pm, often going without food or water all day, as they came fromlarge families with little or no income. I had a grade 7 English class of about 70 students, aged 13 – 20, allof whom were very eager to learn and, it transpired, were very enthusiastic singers!’

A heartfelt thank you goes from them and the other young people from Wisbech Grammar School to MissForbes and Mr Williams who went with them on the trip, and to all the help and support they receivedfrom family, friends and other fundraisers who helped them get there.

Alice Meekins with some of the Kenyan youngsters

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Bronze Paralympics Medalist honoured by WisbechOn 5th October the Mayor of Wisbech, Councillor Mrs Vivien MacRae, hosted a reception to celebrate theachievements of Jody Cundy MBE, Freeman of Wisbech and medal winning Paralympic athlete.

Prior to the reception Jody had spent a busy day touring local schools in Wisbech on Vivien, the vintageWisbech Fire Engine. Pupils at Elm Road School, Nene School, Ramnoth School , Clarkson School, St. Peter’sSchool and Peckover School were delighted to add their congratulations!

The Sunday Live Music ClubThe Sunday Live Music Club at Elm Hall celebrated its tenthyear with local band ‘Dave’ performing on September 2nd.Dave, who also rocked the Wisbech Bring & Share Multi-cultural Festival in August, are a very popular local band,and have an excellent stage presence that audiences love.

As well as Dave in September, Elm Hall, Elm High Road,Wisbech has had a fantastic array of talent every Sundayafternoon during the last ten years. The venue is family anddisabled friendly with complimentary snacks oftenavailable during the afternoon. It’s an ideal venue foryoung musicians to meet up and get involved in their localmusic scene.

Rhythm and Blues, soul, funk, acoustic, garage and grungeall make up the variety of music catering for all ages andtastes.

The Club is at the forefront of live music in the area withmany acts going on to perform at prestigious venues andfestivals here in the UK and across Europe. The new seasonwill include the return of some well-known, local favouritebands. Details of future bands can be found atwww.elmehall.co.uk/rockandblues.shtmlWisbech Mayor Cllr Vivien MacRae in

the afterglow of a fantastic afternoon

We would like to extend a massive thank you to George Dunlop,Chairman on the Vivien Fire Engine Trust for all his hard work

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Wisbech Town Council intends to close the Allotment sites at TheStill, and Lynn Road as being surplus to requirements.  For details

contact the Town Clerk at 1 North Brink, Wisbech PE13 1JR

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WisbechMarket Place

is alwaysworth a visit

Most car parking is free and unconditional. There is no need to obtain a ticket or display one in most ofthe town centre car parks. Just park up and enjoy Wisbech Town Centre.

Only Horsefair Car Park and parking in the Market Square itself are time limited and you will have to obtaina parking ticket and display it. In the Horsefair you must return to your car within two hours. There issome paid parking in Horsefair too so please read the signs carefully. On the Market Square itself you mustreturn to your car within 1 hour and there is no paid parking.

All the other car parks are completely free and not time limited - you may park in the other car parks allday if you wish – free of charge and hassle free.

The Horsefair Car Park is completely free and not time limited on Sundays and Bank Holidays - and many ofthe shops in the Wisbech Town Centre are open.

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Wisbech Christmas Market

Come and have fun and pick up some great bargainsat Wisbech Christmas Market

on Monday 17th December 2012

This exceptional Christmas Market is set in the heart of Wisbech – ‘TheCapital of the Fens’ on the crossroads of Cambridgeshire/Norfolk/Lincolnshire. Wisbech is an attractive Georgian Market town thathas been featured in many BBC period TV dramas. Markets have beenheld in the town square since the 13th Century.

To be opened at 10.30 am by the Mayor of Wisbech, Cllr Vivien MacRae

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Wisbech Christmas MarketThere are lots of things to see anddo, including Father Christmas,Victorian Strollers and streetentertainers – and many, manystalls throughout the town centreadjoining streets, and Norfolk Street.This exciting Wisbech Market Eventwas first held in December 2003and has grown year on year eversince. With a very strong emphasison ‘Street Trading’ and ‘TownCentre Entertainment’, the Market isheld throughout the Wisbech TownCentre in a ‘sterile zone’ as all trafficis excluded from the event area.There is ample car parking near themarket in four car parks – see mapon page 10.

THE CLOCKS OF WISBECHA PRESENTATON BY

Roy Norman

organised by Octavia Hill’s House

This will be an absorbing and fascinating evening commencing at7.00pm at the Clarkson memorial and will cost just £2.00.

Please join us by just turning up.

Wednesday 28th November 7.00pmThe party will then walk to ,the Town Council Chamber at 1 North Brink to be

met by the Mayor Cllr Vivien MacRae, and the Beadle, where guests will beable to see, and learn about two fine examples: the Parliament clock made by

John Vise of Wisbitch (actual spelling) made by John Vise circa 1776, andanother by William Vise of Wisbich (actual spelling) in 1590.

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St Peter & St Paul’s ChurchChristmas Services

Sunday 23rd Dec 8.00am   Said Holy Communion  10.00am  Sung Mass

Monday 24th Dec 5.00pm   Family Crib Promenade & Carols by Candlelight 11.30pm  Midnight Mass

Tuesday 25th Dec 10.00am Christmas Day Mass

CHRISTMAS ATTHE UNITED

REFORMED CHURCHAll are welcome

Advent Course - Nov.29-Dec.20th

@ 10.30am – 12noon

Christmas Songs of Praise

Dec.2nd @ 3pm

Christmas Celebration

Dec.19th @ 3pm

Christingle Dec.23rd @ 10.30am

Wisbech Baptist Church, Hill St – in the Horsefair

Monday 17th December10.00am – about noon

Get In The Picture – come and join in ouroutdoor Nativity Scene – have your photo takenwhich will be put on a web site for you to view.

Sunday 23rd December10.30am Morning Christmas Service

5.00pm Carols Café Style – includingrefreshments and fun.

Christmas Day10.00am we host the United Free Churches

Christmas Day Service.

Sunday 30th December10.30am End of Year Service including more

Carols

All very welcome

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Wisbech Christmas MarketEach year over 5000 visitors attend the Christmas Market during the day – both from aroundthe local area and from further a field via regional coach tour parties. Last year there were over100 stalls and attractions throughout the town.

Visitors to this event will find everything for their Christmas at home – from turkeys to tinsel,from mistletoe to mince pies, from beef joints to Brussels and from stuffing to Santa. There arealso charity stalls, traditional market traders, fairground rides, Carol signers, traditional streetorgans, holly wreaths and much more besides.

You name it and you will find it there – the Wisbech Mayor and Beadle in full regalia, Santa, vari-ous street entertainers, live bands, period costumed Victorian Strollers, a Hog Roast and a livelyfestive atmosphere to match!

This year we plan to have a Continental Market and two live reindeer called ‘Prancer & Blitzen’.There will also be ‘The Lord of the Isles’ Traction Engine in full steam – with organ.

Parking in Wisbech is free throughout the town (see page 10) and there will also be a free ‘parkand ride’ service (with low floor access) from the Elme Hall Hotel - watch for the signs as you ap-proach the town on main routes, A47, A1101 or A141.

This is a packed one day event and the date to remember is Monday 17th December from 10 am– don’t miss it!

Snowman Hunt atOctavia Hill Museum

Octavia Hill Museum will be running aChristmas Snowman Hunt in the new

River of Life Garden on

Saturday 15th December

1.00-4.00pmThere will be a questionnairefor the children to answer and

prizes for the winners.

Cost of just £1 for each child There will be free diary for theparents and a children's book.

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A Big Thank-You to Wisbech Lions for all their hard work

Wisbech Christmas Market

Mayor Cllr Vivien MacRae will be switching onthe Wisbech Christmas Lights

at 6.30pm on Friday 30th Novemberin Wisbech Market Place

See pages 2 and 3 for more information.

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Picture courtesy ofWisbech Standard

Waterlees entry to into the Urban Community category won itanother Silver Award in Anglia In Bloom following the success

of last year.

Pictured here are Neville and Pauline Frusher and Doreen Eden,who put so much effort and community spirit into the floral

displays that brighten up Waterlees.

Warning over bike theftsPOLICE are urging cyclists to take security precautions when leaving their bikesfollowing a spate of thefts. Many of the bikes stolen were left unsecured outside shopsor in gardens. Crime reduction officer Julie Hanrahan said: "It only takes a few minutesfor a bike to be ridden away by a thief so my message would be, ‘If you value it, lock it,don’t lose it’. "More than half of all bicycle thefts take place at the owner’s property.Simple crime prevention methods can lessen the chance of having a bicycle stolen.

 "It may seem like there are lots of things to think about when locking a bike but onceyou get into the habit you will be able to lock your bike within seconds and it will be

well worth the trouble.”Cyclists are urged to:

� Secure removable parts. Lock both wheels and the frame together.Take smaller parts and accessories that can be removed with tools with you.

� Make the lock (and chain, if used) and bike harder to manoeuvre when parked – to stop thieves smashing the lock open.

� Keep the lock (and/or chain) away from the ground.� Keep the gap between the bike and lock small.� Never leave the lock lying on the pavement – a lock can be sledge hammered easily

when it is resting on the ground.� Locks can also be picked, so face the lock towards the ground (but

not resting on it) so it can’t easily be turned upwards for picking.� Register you cycle for free at www.immobilise.com� Keep a detailed description of the cycle, make, model, frame number,

colour and any distinctive markings.� Mark the bike using a clearly visible and secure marking in two

separate places.

Anyone with information about bike theft should contact policeon 101 or Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555111

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Wisbech was victorious yet againin the 2012 Anglia in Bloom

awards, this year taking its fifthGold Award and winning again

the Large Town category

The Judges Report for Wisbech stated:

Wisbech In Bloom continues to develop anddefinitely deserves its Gold Award. Faced with theloss of their plant raising facilities they managed tofind another site complete with redundant poly-tunnel hoops. Similarly, faced with a hosepipe banthey persuaded owners of three very large roves touse their rainwater, this collected rainwater quicklyfilled their bowser to water over 300 baskets andplanters throughout the town.

Wisbech is very fortunate in having two historicgardens in Peckover House and Elgood’s Brewery. Anew feature this year is a ‘gerainbow’ in St Peter’sChurchyard.

Areas of achievement listed by the judges were:

� The two new poly-tunnel plant raising facilities at Smith’s farm Shop� The collection of rainwater at Smith’s Farm Shop, Elgood’s Brewery and Technical Electrical

Services and the twelve, donated, 1000 litre containers to do this� Wisbech Park – a wonderful open space with some beautiful sculptures and flower beds� The conservation work in Wisbech General Cemetery� The Boathouse and newly landscaped Nene Waterfront� The school gardening group and the ‘Our Place’ garden at St Peter’s Primary School� Rabbit (Freedom Bridge) Roundabout with its three boats and the sustainable planting in the

raised beds at the entrance to Freedom Bridge� Peckover House and Elgood’s Brewery historic gardens� The wonderful floral displays in St Peter’s Church gardens, Crescent Gardens, and the new

Museum garden� The 350, sponsored hanging basket provided by Wisbech In Bloom� The mock shop fronts in the High Street� The garden created at the Octavia View homeless hostel

They also noted the plans for the future for the Octavia Hill Birthplace House Centenary Green, continuingconservation work in the General Cemetery, and the ongoing replacement of the shrubs in St Peter’s CarPark.

To all members of Wisbech In Bloom and the volunteerswho give so much of their time and resources we all say

Thank You and Congratulations!

Bob Massingham and Ray Wicks ofWisbech in Bloom received the awardfrom Cllr Mrs Boddington, Chairman of

Huntingdonshire District Council. Picturecourtesy of Anglia in Bloom.

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WALGA is an independent group for Wisbech allotment tenantsand those interested in allotments and gardening.

If you are interested in joining please contact the Secretary.

At the Wisbech Town Council Bring &Share Festival WALGA promoted

allotmenteering, and organised a produceshow for allotment tenants.

Mrs Daina Zygurskiene won the‘Guess the weight of the melon’

competition (it was 14.1kg).

The produce show allowed tenants to show off both their horticulturalexpertise as well as their imagination.

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Volunteering which fits around your life!Care Networks’ Help at Home service provides practical help forpeople who are recovering after a hospital stay, unwell at home,or who need a bit of practical assistance to help them remainindependent at home . Help at Home volunteers visit people intheir homes and provide practical help with tasks like checkingsomeone is ok, shopping and collecting prescriptions. Visits can be one-off or several over 3 weeks andcan be undertaken in the spare time volunteers have available during the day, evenings or weekends -they just tell Help at Home when they are free.

Hilary Johnys, Senior Direct Services Coordinator at Care Network said: "Volunteering is good for you - it’sa fact! Our volunteers may be people who work full or part time, are retired or unemployed. Age iscertainly no barrier, one of our oldest volunteers is 90, and really enjoys visiting people and providing thehelp they need. Care Network provides volunteers with training, support and pays any out of pocketexpenses (usually mileage and telephone).

Gill has been a volunteer for over 16 years. She said, ‘Yes I have been doing it for a long time, and haveso enjoyed it. Mainly one’s clients are older people....... To be able to visit them, perhaps do shopping,collect prescriptions, but mostly just talk to them and impart confidence in their own ability, is veryrewarding.’

If you would like to find out more about volunteering for Help at Home please contact us on 01223714433

Care Network Cambridgeshire is a registered charity – Charity Number 1120693.

Roddons HousingAssociation

Big Lottery GrantRoddons Housing Association isreceiving £999,817 to help first time tenants and thosemoving in and out of work in Fenland, Cambridgeshire.The project will work with 2,500 beneficiaries.

All new housing tenants will receive a mandatory welcomemeeting covering budgeting and benefits advice. Tenantswill be encouraged to attend workshops on eating cheaply,choosing the right energy tariff and raising the awarenessof loan sharks. An ICT training and laptop loan service willgive people six hours of one to one tuition focusing on ITskills and personal finance.

Sara Betsworth, Big Lottery Fund Head of East of Englandregion, said: “We wanted to prevent debt from starting orgetting worse for people on very low income. When youhave very little and you don’t have the confidence to workthrough the maze of modern money management, it canbe tough getting the right support.

“BIG’s funding will ensure that social housing providers,advice providers and local authorities in our area can worktogether to improve the financial confidence of peoplemost in need.”

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2,500 copies of this newsletter are produced and distributed quarterlyin Wisbech plus a copy in full colour appears on www.wisbechtowncouncil.org.uk

Advertising costs: Quarter page = £30.00 : Half page = £50.00 : Full page = £90.00Community events: We can give you a quarter page advert for just £10.00

Editorial: We are able to publicise your events/meetings/functions free of chargePlease let us have text and pictures (in electronic format if possible) to wisbechtc@aol.com

The copy deadline for the next issue is 1st January 2013 - Ring us now on 01945 461333 Published by: Wisbech Town Council, 1 North Brink, Wisbech PE13 1JR

IT MATTERS TO ADVERTISE HERE

Wisbech Town Council NewsForthcoming Wisbech Town Council Committee Meetings

Members of the Press and Public are invited to attend all meetings. There is a 15 minute period setaside for public participation at the beginning of each meeting. If there are no members of the publicwishing to participate the main meeting may commence at the time stated above.

Members of the public are reminded that the business of public participation must be appropriate toWisbech Town Council - if in doubt please contact the Town Clerk at 1 North Brink, Wisbech PE13 1JR.Tel: 01945 461333 – our aim is to keep the public informed - Agendas and Minutes for Council meetingscan be found on the website www.wisbechtowncouncil.org.uk Also thewebsite is full of information about the festivals and events organised byWisbech Town council, and back issues of Wisbech Town Matters andWisbech Town Guides – as well as a copy of the Wisbech Town Plan.

Dates ofmeetings

Planning FullCouncil

Allotments CivicAmenities

Resources MarketPlace

1 October 2012 6.30pm15 October 2012 6.30pm 7.30pm22 October 2012 6.30pm 7.30pm29 October 2012 7.30pm

12 November2012

6.30pm 7.30pm

3 December 2012 6.30pm 7.30pm17 December

20126.30pm

14 January 2012 6.30pm 7.30pm28 January 2012 7.30pm

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Wisbech Town Council Chamber and Mayor’s Parlourare beautiful, functional and available for hire.

Wisbech Town Council has decided not to charge for the use of WisbechCouncil Chamber and the Mayor’s Parlour for the first wedding booked.Plus free photographs for that first wedding from Fotogenic of Wisbech.

Call the Clerk’s Office 01945 461333 to make an appointment to discuss your needs andarrange a viewing, or email wisbechtc@aol.com

Get married in style with usWisbech Town Council is registered for marriages, civil partnerships, renewal of vows,

and baby naming ceremonies

Camquit is our local stop smoking support service who are a team of professional advisors whounderstand that quitting smoking is different for everyone.  They can arrange Nicotine Replacement

therapies at prescription only cost and for those who don’t pay prescriptions these are free. Camquit isopen extended hours, including weekends and have clinics available right across the county!

If you have friends or family who smoke, they can call our dedicated helpline on 0800 0184304 or selfrefer to our service via www.camquit.nhs.uk/CAMQUIT/Support/Referral-form.htm

 For more information about our service please visit www.camquit.nhs.uk.

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Wisbech Town CouncilCONTACT DETAILS

Name Contact Details Ward

Cllr Mrs CR (Carol) CoxCllr Mrs Cox is also a Fenland DistrictCouncillor for Clarkson Ward

33 Bowthorpe RoadWisbech PE13 2DX

01945 465588

Clarkson

Cllr Mrs VM (Viv) MacRaeCllr Mrs MacRae is Town Mayor forcivic year 2012-2013

Haverholme12 Bowthorpe RoadWisbech PE13 2DX

01945 489602

Clarkson

Cllr Miss S (Samantha) HoyCllr Miss Hoy is also a CambridgeshireCounty Councillor for Wisbech NorthWardCllr Miss Hoy is Deputy Mayor of Wis-bech for civic year 2012-2013

7 Sybil RoadWisbech PE13 3NG

01945 466387

Hill

Cllr SJ (Stephen) Brunton

7 Railway RoadWisbech PE13 2QA

01945 476269

Hill

Cllr HB(Bruce) WeggCllr Wegg is also a Fenland DistrictCouncillor for Hill Ward

34 Colvile RoadWisbech PE13 2ET

01945 585568

Hill

Cllr D (David) HodgsonCllr Hodgson is also a Fenland DistrictCouncillor for Staithe Ward

Whitehaven141 Elm Low RoadWisbech PE14 0DF

01945 465126

Hill

Cllr R (Robert) McLaren

66 Kirkgate StreetWalsoken

Wisbech PE13 3QZ

01945 474270

Kirkgate

Cllr DR (David) PatrickCllr Patrick is also a Fenland DistrictCouncillor for Kirkgate Ward

12 Limes AvenueElm

Wisbech PE14 0BS

01945 861334

Kirkgate

Cllr JR (Jonathan) FarmerCllr Farmer is also a Fenland DistrictCouncillor for Medworth Ward

18 South BrinkWisbech PE13 1JQ

01945 580239

Medworth

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Name Contact Details Ward

Cllr M (Michael) Hill

Melrose Villa23 Alexandra RoadWisbech PE13 1HS

01945 584971

Medworth

Cllr S (Steve) TierneyCllr Tierney is also a CambridgeshireCounty Councillor for Roman Bank andPeckover Ward

6 Alexandra RoadWisbech PE13 1HQ

07831 616127

Peckover

Cllr DC (David) OliverCllr Oliver is also a Fenland DistrictCouncillor for Peckover WardCllr Oliver is Leader of Wisbech TownCouncil for civic year 2012-2013

39 West ParadeWisbech PE13 1QB

01945 587437

Peckover

Cllr GP (Garry) Tibbs 258 Norwich RoadWisbech PE13 3UT Staithe

Cllr R (Reginald) Mee

46 Clarkson AvenueWisbech PE13 2EH

01945 465132

Staithe

Cllr MG (Michael) BucknorCllr Bucknor is also a Fenland DistrictCouncillor for Waterlees Ward

11 St Martin’s RoadWisbech PE13 3EX

01945 584207

Waterlees

Cllr Mrs VM (Virginia) BucknorCllr Mrs Bucknor is also a FenlandDistrict Councillor for Waterlees Ward

11 St Martin’s RoadWisbech PE13 3EX

01945 584207

Waterlees

Cllr R (Ray) Griffin

53 Waterlees RoadWisbech PE13 3PG

01945 463164

Waterlees

Cllr DA (David) Wheeler

86 Mount Pleasant RoadWisbech PE13 3LH

01945 464386

Waterlees

Mr E (Erbie) MuratProper Officer and ResponsibleFinancial Officer for WisbechTown Council

Council Chamber1 North Brink

Wisbech, PE13 1JR

01945 461333Town Clerk

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