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The Wisbech App Photo Competition has its first winner
From the launch of the Wisbech App, Wisbech Town Council has been receiving submissions of Wisbech-related images. After voting from the Town Councillors sitting on the Community Events and Festivals Committee, the winner has been announced.
The winning image is a significant Wisbech icon, the Wisbech Institute Clock Tower, and will be promoted on the Town Council's website, social media streams and...
Posted: Wed, 8 Jul 2020
Wisbech Acts of Kindness
Wisbech Town Council has partnered with Fenland Citizen to recognise the many neighbours, businesses and volunteers who have assisted those less able during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Council is reaching out for nominations for those worthy of recognition. There are no 'classes' or 'winners'. We believe everyone who has put themselves forward to be kind is a winner.
Speaking today of her hopes for the...
Posted: Thu, 2 Jul 2020
Wisbech Volunteer Group go above and beyond for a worthy cause
Wisbech Volunteer Group go above and beyond for a worthy cause
It all started when three friends, Councillor Samantha Hoy, Councillor Aigars Balsevics and Councillor Steve Tierney decided to set up a small team to help out where possible across Wisbech and surrounding villages. Setting out on most days to collect and deliver food parcels, prescriptions, basic necessities and being available for a friendly...
Posted: Wed, 10 Jun 2020
Cambridge Community Arts - courses for 20-21
We are pleased to present to you our Year-long Course Programme for 2020-2021!
You can find the programme attached to this email. You can also view it, or request a hard copy, on our website: www.camcommarts.org.uk
Our one-year, part-time courses allow you to explore your chosen art form in depth and gain an AIM Awards Level 2 Certificate in Skills for Working in the Creative & Design Industries...
Posted: Fri, 22 May 2020
Mayor Making - a fresh way of doing it!
Welcome from the 2020/21 Mayor of Wisbech, Cllr Aigars Balsevics
Wisbech Town Council's Annual Meeting took place this evening, Monday 18 May and, for the first time, the event was held remotely, via the #Zoom video conferencing system.
Cllr Aigars Balsevics, nominated by Cllr Susan Woolwork and seconded by Cllr David Topgood was duly elected as the Chairman and Town Mayor. His oath was recorded as follows:...
Posted: Mon, 18 May 2020
Wisbech Town Council Meeting Protocol 2020
Wisbech Town Council Meeting Protocol 2020
Posted: Fri, 15 May 2020
It’s Mayor-Making Time!
It's Mayor-Making Time!
Wisbech Town Council's Annual Meeting takes place on the evening of Monday 18 May and for the first time, the event will be held remotely, via the Zoom video conferencing system. Members of the public who wish to participate should contact the Town Clerk with details, noting that the period not exceeding 15 minutes is made available at the beginning of the meeting. A written...
Posted: Wed, 13 May 2020
Rock Festival Cancelled
Rock Festival Cancelled
Wisbech Rock Festival, one of the major highlights of Wisbech Town Council's events calendar, has been cancelled due to coronavirus.
The announcement comes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's speech on Sunday 10 May outlined a timetable of easing social movement and restoration of some business services.
The Rock Festival, which gains momentum each year, was due to take place...
Posted: Mon, 11 May 2020
Extra help with essential costs if you’re on a low income
Extra help with essential costs if you're on a low income
If your income is low, it can be hard to meet unexpected essential costs. You might be eligible to get help with some of these expenses from your local council, the government's Social Fund or a charity grant.
This factsheet explains some of the options, whether you might qualify, and how to apply.
Posted: Thu, 7 May 2020
Bereavement Support in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
This leaflet lists the main services across the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area and national organisations that offer support for people who have lost a loved one.
If you feel you need support or advice, it may be helpful to first talk to your GP. They may be able to help you see a counsellor if this will be helpful. Your place of work or school may be able to help. Faith communities can also be...
Posted: Thu, 7 May 2020
