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Catch up on the latest updates: Cllr. Lunn continues as Chair, with Cllr. Wardley as Vice-Chair. Key appointments were made, including a new Tree Warden and Health and Safety Officer. The Clerk expressed gratitude for support and announced a name change for council business.
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Explore plans for the Village Hall to become an Emergency Rest Centre, with training updates and cost-saving decisions on the tractor mower service. Plus, see how you can share your thoughts on future village projects using new maps at the upcoming Annual Parish Meeting.
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Explore plans for the Village Hall to become an Emergency Rest Centre, ensuring our community is prepared for any situation. Plus, see how you can share your thoughts on future village projects using detailed maps at the upcoming Annual Parish Meeting. Lastly, the tractor mower will be serviced at a cost-effective rate.
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Residents might be interested to know that efforts are underway to address local flooding issues, with plans to contact the County Councillor for support. Additionally, the council is seeking volunteers for a Community Speedwatch program to help manage traffic speeds. Lastly, the clerk will soon be trained to lead community work parties for village maintenance.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council is addressing local flooding issues caused by a broken drain, with plans to contact the County Councillor for assistance. Additionally, there's a call for Community Speedwatch volunteers to help monitor traffic speeds, with equipment provided by Suffolk Police.
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Residents came together impressively during recent flooding, and guidance on claiming government assistance is now available on our website. The planning amendment for Little Oak’s Playschool fence has been approved. Additionally, donations were made to local groups, including the Village Hall and Sports Club, to support community activities.
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Concerned about traffic in the village? Residents raised issues about speeding and pedestrian safety, prompting discussions on potential solutions like a Community Speed Watch Group. Additionally, the council addressed concerns about a parked car, confirming it's legally parked and not causing issues according to Suffolk Police.
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Exciting updates include the installation of a new post in the Square, set to be completed in the next two weeks, and a fresh coat of paint for the Owl’s Green telephone kiosk. Additionally, 22 Coronation mugs have been sold, with more still available for purchase.
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Exciting updates from the parish council meeting include the re-election of Cllr. Lunn as Chair and Cllr. Wardley as Vice-Chair. A successful village litter pick was held with help from the Women's Institute, and progress has been made on local road issues after a productive meeting with a Highways Engineer.
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Exciting updates include a zero percent increase in Council Tax for 2023-2024, thanks to careful budgeting. Suffolk County Council shared their green initiative, planting 200,000 trees, and highlighted the need for foster carers during Fostering Fortnight. Plus, local volunteers were celebrated for their contributions to village life.