2023 Minutes
All 2023 Minutes
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Residents expressed concerns about a proposed first-floor extension at 8 Capel Close, fearing it could impact their light and privacy. While four councillors opposed the plan, citing these issues, two supported it for modernization. The discussion highlighted the balance between development and neighborhood harmony.
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Exciting training exercises took place at RAF Honington, with night-time flying and tactical operations. Residents raised concerns about flooding after heavy rain, and the council is providing advice on this issue. Parking problems near The Street junction were also discussed, with the police being informed for further action.
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A planning application for a new single-storey annexe on Ixworth Road was supported, ensuring it remains part of the existing property. No public comments were made during the meeting.
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Diana Bilverstone has joined the Parish Council, bringing fresh perspectives to our team. Residents enjoyed a well-attended RAF Families Day, with more local flying activities expected soon. Discussions are underway about new signage for the playing field and addressing road issues on Ixworth Road.
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Exciting news for Troston residents: RAF Honington is hosting a Families Day on 27th July, and a limited number of tickets are available for locals. Plus, Des Pugson has joined as a new parish councillor. The council also adopted a new policy on meeting behavior to ensure smooth proceedings.
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Discover the latest updates from the parish council meeting, including the election of new council leaders and discussions about the upcoming formal reception at RAF Honington. Plus, find out about plans for the installation of a new speed awareness sign and how the community newsletter might become self-supporting.
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Exciting updates for Troston residents! A new grass-cutting contract has been awarded, and tree and wildflower planting is underway in the playing field. Plus, the bells of St Mary’s are ringing again, with a prestigious competition planned soon. Volunteers will be needed for upcoming woodland projects.