| Description | -Report of the Finance Commitee, Jan 1903
-Printed report of the General Purposes Committee, Jan 1903
-Memo of plans passed and disapproved, Jan 1903
-Report of the Captain of the Fire Brigade, Jan 1903
-Letter from John Bland concerning Mr Haslop at 14 Victoria Road slaughtering on licensed property, Feb 1903 and report from the Cambridgeshire Constabulary, Jan 1903
-Letter from the clerk of the county council concerning diptheria and the provision of antitoxin to be made by the district council, Aug 1903
-Letter from the town clerk concerning the rise in the number of cases of smallpox in the district, Aug 1903
-Report of the Financial Committee, Sept 1903
-Letter from J. Pink, Librarian concerning the distribution of circulars to residents about the library service and books supplied to elemetary schools, Sept 1903
-Report of the Finance Committee, Oct 1903
-Report of the General Purposes Committee, Oct 1903
-Letter from R.H.Adie, 136 Huntingdon Road, querying as to why the district council has asked for indemnification and that the raising of the fence has been done at Adie's expense, Nov 1903
-Letter from John D. Bland confirming the commencement of the pulling down of 135 High Street, Chesterton, Nov 1903
-Report of the Finance Committee, Nov 1903
-Report of the Sanitary Committee, Nov 1903
-Report of General Purposes and Plans Committee, Nov 1903
-Report of General Purposes Allotment and Plans Committee, 1903
-Letter from A.R.Nicholls informing the district council of his intention to make a claim for compensation due to the poor condition of the road which gave way resulting with injuries to his horse and cart, Dec 1903. This is followed with a letter setting out the amount payable for compensation (£5)
-A circular of the report of the Committee on Wage-Earning Children on the Employment of Children Act, 1903. A statement of the chief provisions of the measure, with suggestions as to the form of bye-laws required to secure the effective protection of juvenile workers, 1903
-Report of the Allotments Sub-Committee to the General Purposes , Roads, Allotments and Plans Committee, Jan 1904
-Draft letter to Mr A.Knight, Collector to the Council of Allotment Rents, for rents collected but not banked therefore leading to Mr Knight's dismissal from his position and the mandatory attendance of a meeting with the auditor, n.d.
-Report of General Purposes Committee, Jan 1904. Note about Mrs Knight proposing that £3 due for Board Room work be paid towards payment of the amount due (presumably the debt incurred by her husband).
-Report of the Finance Committee, Jan 1904
-Typed letters from W.P.Hollis concerning the removal of the ventilating shaft attached to his house, 53 Chesterton Road, which needs to be removed and is content for it to be done at his own expense, Jan 1904
-Letter from the Commons and Footpaths Preservation Society concerning the impending Great Eastern Railway (General Powrs) Bill which will likely prejudice the protection of current footpaths and advises the council to prepare a list of any commons, open spaces or public rights of way
-Notice declaring Garden Walk a highway repairable by the inhabitants at large, Jan 1904
-Resignation letter of B.E.Fordyce, Feb 1904
-Draft report of the Finance Committee, Feb 1904
-Petition from the ratepayers of Searle Street complaining about the chimney at 34 Searle Street which is not sufficiently high enough to carry off the smoke, n.d.
-Report of the General Purposes, Roads, Allotments and PLans Committee, Feb 1904
-Letter from Charles Shretten, Chief Constable of Cambridgeshire with a list of names cyclists (all students) caught cycling on Ferry Path and Church Fields against the district council's notice, Mar 1904. A letter from the clerk of the district council. J. Spearing, to the chariman, considering latitude about the cycling offence since it may be a one-off due to the boat races event, Mar 1904
-Letter from Sir Thomas Pile regarding a municipal party to visit the St. Louis Exhibition, Mar 1904
-Letter from W.Sanderson, DeFreville Avenue, regarding payment to remove his daughter to the sanitorium and that he considers is a gross injustice since he pays rates, Mar 1904
-Report of the Lamps Committee, Mar 1904
-Chesterton Fire Brigade Report, 1904
-Letter from Baron von Hugel, curator of Museum of Archaeology, thanking the district council for donating a dagger found in digging a trench in Huntingdon Road, 1904
-Report of the General Purposes, Road, Allotments and Plans Committee, Mar 1904
-District Council minutes, Apr 1904 |