Data Transparency & Audit

Data Sources Audit – 14 October 2026

Comprehensive breakdown of all raw items, document links, meeting minutes, and planning portal records aggregated for Ramsey.

📊 Data Pipeline Statistics

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Total Raw Items Found
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High-Signal Items Synthesized
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Active Source Extractors

Active Source Extractors & Target Endpoints

Detailed Extraction Audit & Document Links

Below is the verbose audit trail for every item extracted from source documents, agendas, minutes, and feeds:

Ramsey builder praised for helping at Forty Foot crash scene - Cambs Times

23 September 2026
Source: Google News (Ramsey)
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Category: Village News
Extracted Details: Ramsey builder praised for helping at Forty Foot crash scene  Cambs Times
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Cambridgeshire trio climb North Africa’s highest peak and raise £9,000 for charity

13 October 2026
Source: The Hunts Post News
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Category: Village News
Extracted Details: Three friends from Cambridgeshire have scaled the highest peak in North Africa. James Baker, 35, from Ramsey, Paul Mallinson, 65, from Houghton, and Tamar Mullard, 45, from Whittlesey took on Mount Toubkal in Morocco. Their five-day ascent raised more than £9,000 for Sue Ryder’s palliative, end-of-life care, and bereavement support services. Paul, Tamar and James (Image: Sue Ryder ) James said: "There is no doubt that the challenge was hard – in fact by far the hardest thing I have ever done – and exhausting." He said the trek was in memory of his father, Peter, who died from oesophageal cancer at the age of 54. James said: "Even though Dad was only in a hospice for two days, those two days were completely different from his time hospital. The hike (Image: Sue Ryder) "The hospice staff were amazing." Paul said the climb, which totalled 70,000 steps and 34 miles, was tougher than he had anticipated. Paul said: "At 70,000 steps and 34 miles, the climb and descent was longer than I expected, and I had to keep reminding myself why I was doing it." Paul and James (Image: Sue Ryder) The men held several fundraising events before the trek, including a bake sale and live auction at The Thr
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In the dock: The latest court results for Huntingdonshire

7 October 2026
Source: The Hunts Post News
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Category: Village News
Extracted Details: Here are the latest court results for Huntingdonshire, with offenders appearing at Cambridge Magistrates Court, Huntingdon Magistrates Court and Peterborough Magistrates Court. Ishraq Mokbl, 28, of Kingsbrook, St Ives. On April 8, 2026, drove a Jeep Grand Cherokee L900RDM at Stukeley Road Retail Park whilst disqualified from driving and without third party insurance. Disqualified from driving for three years and sentenced to eight weeks imprisonment suspended for 18 months. Charlie Daggers, 22, of Durham Way, Wyton, Huntingdon. On April 4, 2026, interfered with a motor vehicle in Huntingdon and damaged a Toyota vehicle and a Mazda vehicle. Ordered to pay £650 compensation and a £50 fine. Dean Jackson, 43, of Lincoln Road, Peterborough. On July 28, 2026, stole six bottles of vodka worth £100. Sentenced to four weeks in prison and ordered to pay compensation of the price of the items. Harry Edwards, 26, of no fixed abode. Between March and September 2026, committed multiple shop thefts. Sentenced to six weeks imprisonment suspended for 12 months and ordered to pay compensation. Curtis Challen, 35, of no fixed abode, Cambridge. On July 31 and August 1, 2026, committed assault by beati
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Weekly Family Update - 02.10.26.pdf2224KB

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Source: Abbey College Weekly Updates
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Category: School Diary
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Event Date: 2026-10-14
Extracted Details: Weekly Family Update – 02.10.26 Headteacher’s Update: Keeping You Informed About What Matters Most What a fantastic week it has been at Abbey College. I continue to be impressed by our students’ positive attitude, hard work and commitment to making a difference to both themselves and those around them. A particular highlight was our Year 6 Open Evening, where we welcomed over 300 families to the college. It was wonderful to see so many prospective students and parents exploring our school. Our students were exceptional ambassadors, proudly sharing their experiences and helping visitors see wha
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Abbey College: Weekly Updates

14 October 2026
Source: Abbey College Weekly Updates
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Category: School News
Extracted Details: Weekly UpdatesClick on a topic heading below to view related information.Summer Term Weekly NewsSpring Term Weekly NewsAutumn Term Weekly NewsWeekly Family Update - 09.10.26.pdf2177KBWeekly Family Update - 02.10.26.pdf2224KBWeekly Family Update - 25.09.26.pdf1695KBWeekly Family Update - 18.09.26.pdf1503KBWeekly Family Update - 11.09.26-1.pdf4626KBPages in this sectionEventsSchool CommunicationsWeekly UpdatesWhole School Community Round-up Newsletters
📄 Direct Document / Source Link: https://www.abbey.college/weekly-updates
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Abbey College: Whole School Community Round-up Newsletters

14 October 2026
Source: Abbey College Weekly Updates
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Category: School News
Extracted Details: Whole School Community Round-up NewslettersAbbey College Community Round-up May 2026.pdf2636KBAbbey College Community Round-up March 20261500KBAbbey College Community Round-up February 20262337KBAbbey College Community Round-up December 20252243KBAbbey College Community Round-up October 20251953KBPages in this sectionEventsSchool CommunicationsWeekly UpdatesWhole School Community Round-up Newsletters
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