The Framlingham, Wickham Market, Kelsale and Yoxford and surrounding villages Community Partnership wants to know your views, insights and ideas around mental health and wellbeing. Please try to take part.
Police are appealing for information following reported incidents of vehicles being entered in the town.
Suffolk County Council transport policies set out the help we may be able to provide to pupils who don’t live within walking distance of their nearest suitable school.
This distance is measured by the shortest available walking route and is:
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Police are urging residents, especially those in rural areas, to review the security for their sheds, garages & outbuildings following a number of burglaries.
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Throughout the month of April, Suffolk Police is working to raise awareness and reduce the risk surrounding the fatal four.
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Detectives are appealing for information following a burglary at a rural property just outside the village of Badingham.
Following its success last year, our 'Field to Fork' grant scheme is back! The scheme provides grants of up to £2,000 to community farms, allotments and gardens to help local people with 'grow and eat' projects that will feed communities and help people stay active and connected. One of the recipients of a Field to Fork grant last year was Wild About Campsea (pictured below), an informal group of wildlife-friendly gardening enthusiasts who live in Campsea Ashe. Formed after the Covid-19 pandemic, the group encourages residents of the village to improve biodiversity in their gardens at the same time as growing their own food. They work with Campsea Ashe Parish Council and have established a demonstration community garden on the village recreation ground. The group aims to increase biodiversity, food resilience and community cohesion, as well as promoting the physical and mental health benefits of gardening. Apply for the Field to Fork grant scheme or find out more details:
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