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Exciting updates include plans to improve the Kersey Crossroads with further work scheduled for the New Year to enhance visibility. Additionally, the council is investing £100 to secure the Beacon Brazier's pole, ensuring it remains a cherished village feature. Residents are encouraged to stay informed with the latest developments.
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Exciting news for local drivers: visibility at Kersey Crossroads is improving, thanks to ongoing vegetation removal. However, the council decided against installing a mirror at the junction. Also, a warm welcome to new Councillor James Moore, who joins the team to help address community concerns.
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Residents will be pleased to hear that efforts are underway to improve safety at the Kersey Crossroads, with plans for better signage and collaborative action with Kersey Parish Council. Additionally, the council is supporting initiatives to address speeding concerns in the area.
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Exciting news for our community! Ben Howe has joined the council, and we're also welcoming James Moore soon. Plus, there's an update on the Kersey Crossroads issue after a meeting with Suffolk Highways. Stay tuned for more developments and how they might affect our village.
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Exciting changes are underway with new housing developments, including 70 council houses and 22 homes on the old Angel Court site. The recent ward boundary changes mean each councillor will now cover more villages, impacting local representation. Plus, planning permission has been granted for 58 homes on the former Babergh…
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Exciting plans for converting a historic barn into a new dwelling at Rose Farm were discussed, with support for preserving its historical features. However, concerns about road safety and access were raised. The council also highlighted the need for more detailed plans for the proposed stable annexe.
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Discover the latest updates from our Annual Parish Meeting! County Councillor James Finch shared plans to maintain low council tax while managing essential services. Plus, exciting news on future budget savings and improvements. Dive into the full minutes to learn more about how these changes could impact our community.
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Exciting news for Falcon Hall as the planning application received unanimous support from Babergh's Development Control Committee. Additionally, residents can now film and share council meetings on social media. Councillor Arthey was re-elected as Chairman, continuing his leadership for another term.
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Exciting news for Lindsey residents: the village's broadband project is moving forward with pledges totaling £6,550 from 14 properties. A sub-committee may be formed to advance the project. Additionally, Suffolk schools have improved significantly in national league tables, reaching the average for GCSE results.
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Discover how Suffolk County Council is freezing council tax for the fifth year, ensuring no increase since 2010. Exciting news for tech enthusiasts: the county is leading the way in expanding super-fast broadband to 95% of homes and businesses. Plus, Suffolk schools are climbing the national league tables!