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Catch up on the latest updates: Councillor Arthey was re-elected as Chair for another year. The council discussed the return to in-person meetings starting 17th May. A decision on climate emergency initiatives was postponed to the next meeting.
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Residents might be interested to know that a planning application was discussed for converting a barn into a three-bedroom home with a new garage and driveway at Church Barn Meadow. The council considered the impact on the historical setting, particularly the nearby church.
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Residents will be pleased to know that updates on climate awareness were discussed, with positive actions expected ahead of the Glasgow Summit. Additionally, County Councillor James Finch announced his candidacy for the upcoming elections, receiving well wishes from the council.
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Residents discussed the importance of climate awareness, aiming to spark conversation and encourage sustainable practices in the community. The council also reviewed a grant for the Village Hall, highlighting its significance for local events and gatherings. Stay informed and engaged with these key community initiatives.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council supported a planning application for a new cartlodge at Brambling Barn, finding it in harmony with the area. Additionally, a planning application for a caravan at Church Barn Meadow was withdrawn. The council is also engaging with SCC Highways for a site inspection.
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Residents discussed the Babergh and Mid Suffolk Joint Local Plan, focusing on its impact on local development and environmental policies. The council is considering its response to ensure the plan aligns with community interests. Residents are encouraged to participate in upcoming virtual meetings to share their views.
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Residents can look forward to a new climate awareness article in the upcoming village newsletter, sparking community conversations on climate change. Additionally, an initiative by Groundwork Suffolk aims to help our community work towards net-zero emissions with practical action plans and support.
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Efforts to resolve drainage issues at White Rose Crossroads are underway, with plans to contact landowners about clearing concrete from ditches. Additionally, discussions on climate awareness continue, exploring how the parish can collaborate with residents to address environmental concerns.
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Residents might be interested to know that efforts are underway to address blocked ditches at White Rose Crossroads, with plans for clearing debris and ensuring proper drainage. Additionally, discussions included the impact of recent roadworks on local infrastructure, highlighting the importance of maintaining clear pathways for water flow.
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Exciting news for the village as the Village Hall successfully secured a £10,000 support grant. Concerns were raised about potential flooding at White Rose Crossroads, with plans to address this with Highways. The Annual Parish Meeting has been canceled due to COVID-19, ensuring everyone's safety.