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    Exciting updates include the continuation of local elections as planned, with new councillors set to take office in May. Four potential development sites have been proposed within the parish for housing and community use. Plus, a new recycling scheme is rolling out, introducing blue bins for glass and grey caddies for food waste.

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    Exciting changes are coming to Suffolk with the creation of three new unitary councils, set to take over in 2028. Residents facing increased oil heating costs can now apply for financial support through Suffolk County Council's Crisis and Resilience Fund. Visit their website for more details on how to apply.

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    Discover how Suffolk's new 20mph speed-limit policy could impact our community, with a focus on local engagement and funding. Plus, learn about the exciting launch of Mid Suffolk’s Community Nature Recovery Grant, offering up to £50k for environmental projects like tree planting and wildflower meadows.

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    Local elections might be postponed, and the parish council strongly believes this would be undemocratic. Suffolk has received £27m to improve bus services and over £12m for sustainable travel projects. Residents are encouraged to share their ideas for local improvements.

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    Discover how the Badwell Ash Running Club's Santa Dash successfully supported the local food bank, with plans for a new collection point at St Mary’s Church. Plus, hear about the latest updates from the Badwell Ash History Society and exciting developments at the Village Hall.

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    Speeding concerns in Back Lane, Badwell Ash were discussed, with plans to relocate a 30mph sign to improve safety. The council is also considering a 20mph speed limit for The Street as part of a broader traffic calming strategy. Parking issues on The Street were highlighted, prompting further investigation.