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Exciting news for residents: a £1.5 million fund has been allocated for flood defence improvements, and Suffolk residents can still apply for a 50% discount on loft insulation. Additionally, the No. 73 bus extension is looking promising for the New Year, potentially lasting 18 months.
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Exciting changes are on the horizon for waste collection, with plans to include glass and food waste recycling by 2026. A big thank you goes to farmer Stephen Miles for helping with local flooding by digging a relief ditch. Plus, discussions continue on improving the temporary bus service.
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Residents will be pleased to know that Richard Morris and Stephen Russell have been elected as Chairman and Vice Chairman. We also welcomed three new councillors: Clare Taylor, Mark Tomkins, and John Morgan. A survey is planned to gather opinions on the proposed new charges for the Badwell Broadsheet.
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Exciting developments are underway with Mulberry Homes starting construction on 52 new houses on Hunston Road soon. Residents can also look forward to a proposal for the revamped playing field, which includes fewer parking spaces and two courts. Additionally, expect a special event as church bells will ring to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
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Exciting developments are underway with the Village Hall securing full funding for its new project, pending planning approval. Residents can look forward to a new Community Mini Bus scheme starting soon, offering convenient transport options. Additionally, there are updates on local traffic and road safety, including a Speed Data project on Richer Road.
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Residents discussed the proposed development on the playing field, with updates promised in the Broadsheet. Concerns about overhanging branches will be inspected. There's also news of a 2% council tax rise and plans to improve recycling, including a new food waste collection. Flooding assistance and grants were highlighted.
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Residents voiced strong objections to the proposed MUGA project, and their concerns will be reviewed by the council. Exciting news includes a £7.3m investment for Electric Vehicle infrastructure, with hopes for charging points near the village hall. Additionally, a significant solar farm proposal at Mendlesham is under discussion.
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Residents gathered to discuss concerns over Simonds Bus Company reducing services, which could impact students and shoppers. The Parish Council will support efforts to address this with local MPs. Additionally, safety improvements on Richer Road are being pursued, aiming to reduce speed limits for pedestrian safety.
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Exciting developments include plans for a public consultation on the MUGA once planning results are in. Residents are encouraged to complete the Bus Survey to help secure a new bus service. Plus, there's a boost in local employment with 14,500 new jobs at Gateway 14 Business Park.
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Residents might be interested to know that the A14 roadworks have finished on time, and the A1088 bridge works are set to begin soon. There's also an urgent call for new foster carers in the area, with more details available online. Additionally, Clarke’s of Walsham is hosting a Summer Fayre on 8 August.