Minutes 2026-27
All Minutes 2026-27
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Concerns about traffic and speeding in the village were raised, with requests for police speed checks and funding for a new footpath. Exciting news from the local hedgehog rescue: the enclosures are in constant use, and the rescued hoglets are thriving. Additionally, the council is exploring new locations for dog bins.
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Residents enjoyed a unique meeting held outdoors to witness the solar eclipse. Key discussions included concerns about a large housing development near Campsea Ashe, with worries about traffic and sustainability. Exciting news on potential improvements to local cycling and walking routes was also shared, funded by Sizewell C.
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Concerns about speeding and traffic safety were a major focus, with plans to meet with local officials and use new Speed Indicator Devices to address the issue. Residents also discussed the upcoming decision on the Glevering Ancona Solar application, with the Parish Council planning to voice community concerns.
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Residents discussed the installation of Speed Indicator Devices, with new poles ready for use. Assistance was offered by a local resident to help set them up. There was also a brief discussion about the Ancona solar panels application, with further talks planned with the District Councillor.
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Exciting updates include the purchase and use of hedgehog equipment, now part of the council's assets. Residents should also note the upcoming County Council elections on 7th May. Additionally, a new Developers’ Charter aims to improve community engagement in local planning.
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Residents voiced strong concerns about a proposed Battery Energy Storage System, highlighting issues like noise, visual impact, and fire safety. The council decided to object to the application due to these concerns and its potential impact on the rural landscape. Updates on the consultation period and drainage report will be shared on the village website.
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A new bench has been installed at Fairfield Green, and there's progress on traffic concerns related to Sizewell C. Residents are invited to a meeting on January 27th to discuss the future of the church. Suffolk County Council is also supporting new 20mph speed limits in residential areas.