Parish Council Minutes

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    Exciting updates from the village hall include completed external painting and new kitchen shelving, with plans underway for roof repairs. The council is also exploring potential sites for village allotments, and bin collections will remain fortnightly. Stay informed about these developments and more!

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    Residents will be pleased to know that the council is considering a new tube slide for the playing field, following a young resident's suggestion. We're also addressing concerns about dog fouling in the area with plans for more signage. Additionally, a tree with Dutch elm disease on Church Lane will be removed soon.

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    Amanda Jackson has been appointed as the new Parish Clerk, starting 1st September 2024. A budget of up to £500 has been approved for a dedicated laptop for her use. Additionally, £100 is set aside for any unforeseen costs related to her employment.

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    Exciting news for residents: the RAF Honington Families Day is set for July 25th, with limited tickets available through the Parish Clerk. Plus, look out for weekend gliding and model airplane flying in August. Unfortunately, plans for a new dog poo bin on Ixworth Road are on hold due to cost concerns.

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    Two new councillors, Des Pugson and Diana Bilverstone, have joined and are already making a positive impact. The village lottery has been wrapped up, and a new Liquid Amber Tree now graces the playing field. We're planning more volunteer days for the woods and wildlife area—join our WhatsApp group to get involved!

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    Exciting changes in leadership as Cllr Bilverstone steps up as Chairman, with Cllr Rose taking on the Vice Chairman role. Graeme Norris joins as a new Parish Councillor. The Village Hall is planning essential repairs and soundproofing, while discussions continue about the placement of a portrait of the King.

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    Discover how a £5,000 grant from West Suffolk Council is set to enhance our village with a new capital asset. Plus, learn about the challenges and processes involved in council decision-making, as shared by our new Chair, Diana Bilverstone. Find out how these developments impact our community!

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    Exciting news for local treasure hunters! A young resident has been granted permission to metal detect in Heath Woods, with plans to join the community WhatsApp group. Additionally, discussions are underway for new traffic calming measures and signage at the village entrances to enhance safety.

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    Residents might be interested to know that the council is exploring the idea of planting a memorial oak tree at the playing field. Additionally, they're addressing the overflowing dog poo bin at Troston Wood and considering new signage and road markings for village entrances.

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