2021 Minutes
All 2021 Minutes
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Welcome Councillor Andy Mellen to his first meeting! Residents raised concerns about speeding near new homes on Back Lane, and Councillor Mellen will investigate. The council also discussed heavy lorry traffic through the village and reminded local clubs about proper access routes. Plus, the Badwell Broadsheet has a fresh new look!
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Residents might be interested to know that the playground project has been completed under budget, allowing extra funds for the next stage. Traffic calming measures are being explored, including new road markings in Long Thurlow. Additionally, the council is seeking your ideas on how to spend future infrastructure funds.
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Residents might be interested to know that discussions included the potential for a new footpath on Hunston Road, linked to a proposed housing development. Concerns about water sustainability for new builds were also addressed. Additionally, improvements to the playground equipment are being explored, with further options to be considered next month.
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Confusing road closure signs will be improved following resident feedback, and there's hope for early discussions on Suffolk's devolution deal. Councillor David Smith is retiring after many years of dedicated service. Residents can sign up for CPR and defibrillator training on 23 October.
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Residents might be interested to know that a review of strategic lorry routes is underway, and local input will be sought soon. Additionally, the council is considering a Neighbourhood Plan to help with planning application challenges. A new insurance policy with Zurich has also been secured for the next three years.
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Exciting developments for Badwell Ash include proposed historic road names like Ladywood Drive and Broadway Close. The council also discussed planning applications, deferring one to the MSDC Planning Department for further action. Additionally, new park benches and litter bins have been approved for the community.
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Exciting news for residents: First Aid and Defibrillator training will be available this autumn at the Village Hall. Plus, the new parish council website is live, making it easier for everyone to stay informed. Lastly, efforts are underway to address overgrown footpaths—residents can report issues directly to Suffolk County Council.
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Discover the latest updates from our community: Councillor Jane Storey introduced her successor, Andy Mellon, as the new County Councillor. The Reverend Philip Merry shared the reopening of local churches and the ongoing financial challenges. Plus, a new village history booklet is now available for purchase in the church.
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Residents raised concerns about speeding in Long Thurlow, and the council is working with the police and Suffolk County Council to find solutions. The idea of designating certain roads as Quiet Lanes is being explored. Additionally, a new dog litter bin will be installed at The Broadway to accommodate increased foot traffic.
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Residents can now explore the newly launched parish website, designed to be more user-friendly and informative. A new dog litter bin will soon be installed at The Broadway to help keep our paths clean. Additionally, discussions continue with Mr. Austin regarding resurfacing Austin Close after recent pavement repairs.