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Exciting updates from the village hall include completed external painting and ongoing efforts to secure funding for roof repairs. Residents can look forward to festive decorations being put up on December 2nd. Additionally, while there's currently no land for village allotments, the council is open to future possibilities.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council is considering replacing the zipwire on the playing field with a tube slide, based on local feedback. Additionally, concerns about increased dog fouling in the play area have led to plans for more signage and a newsletter reminder. Lastly, a diseased tree on Church Lane will be removed soon, ensuring safety for all.
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Exciting news for Troston residents: Amanda Jackson has been appointed as the new Parish Clerk, starting in September. The council has also approved a budget for a dedicated laptop to support her work. Stay tuned for updates as Amanda transitions into her new role!
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Exciting news for local families: RAF Honington's Families Day is set for 25th July, with limited tickets available. Keep an eye on the newsletter and Facebook for details. Additionally, expect some weekend gliding and model airplane flying in August. Lastly, discussions continue about adding a new dog waste bin on Ixworth Road.
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Cllr Bilverstone was elected as Chairman, with Cllr Rose stepping into the Vice Chairman role. Graeme Norris joined the Parish Council as a new member. The Village Hall is moving forward with soundproofing improvements, and discussions are ongoing about the placement of a portrait of the King.
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Two new councillors, Des Pugson and Diana Bilverstone, have joined, bringing fresh skills to the team. The Village Lottery has been wrapped up, with thanks to Suzie Woodward for her efforts. A Liquid Amber Tree now graces the playing field, and a volunteer day for the woods was a great success.
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Exciting news for local history enthusiasts: 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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Explore plans for a new memorial tree in the village, with the Parish Council considering an oak tree at the playing field. Also, learn about efforts to address the overflowing dog waste bin at Troston Wood, and potential changes to the glass recycling bins.