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Exciting developments are underway as the village sign is set to be installed soon, bringing a fresh look to our community. Efforts to address flooding at White Rose Crossroads continue, with plans to clear the ditch for better drainage. Stay tuned for more updates on these projects!
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Residents might be interested to know that the council discussed a planning application for a new muck clamp at Canada Cottages, with no objections raised. Additionally, potholes in Lindsey have been filled, though some on the road to Chelsworth remain. Flooding at White Rose Crossroads has been reported to Highways.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council agreed to fund the installation of a new metal sleeve for the Beacon Brazier, ensuring its easy removal for future events. Additionally, the council is actively pursuing updates on the relocation of the village sign, showing commitment to enhancing local landmarks.
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Discover the latest updates on the Kersey Crossroads improvements, with plans for further work to enhance safety in the New Year. Plus, learn about the Beacon Brazier's maintenance, including a commitment to secure its pole. Stay informed about these key developments affecting our village!
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Residents will be pleased to hear that visibility improvements are underway at Kersey Crossroads, with vegetation being cleared to enhance safety. However, the council decided against installing a mirror at the junction. Additionally, they welcomed new Councillor James Moore to the team, bringing fresh perspectives to local matters.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council is working on improving safety at the Kersey Crossroads, aiming for better visibility and signage to prevent accidents. There's also a collaborative effort with Kersey Parish Council to address speeding concerns. Additionally, James Moore will officially join the council before the next meeting.
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Exciting updates this month include the co-option of Ben Howe and James Moore to fill council vacancies, bringing fresh perspectives to our team. Plus, discussions are ongoing about Kersey Crossroads, with meetings held to address local concerns. Stay tuned for more developments!
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Exciting news for residents: the council supports a plan to convert a historic barn into a new home, preserving its unique features. However, there are concerns about road safety and access. Additionally, the ecological importance of the site has been highlighted by Suffolk Wildlife Trust.