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Residents are invited to share their views on two major proposals for local government reform in Suffolk, marking the biggest change in over 50 years. Repairs to the playground zipwire and log climber are underway, with further enhancements planned. Stay tuned for a village consultation to gather your input!
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Residents can look forward to new monthly Parish Council drop-in sessions at the village hall during coffee mornings, offering a chance to chat about local concerns. Repairs to the playground's zipwire area have been approved, ensuring a safer play space for children. Additionally, expect some increased noise from RAF Honington due to low-flying aircraft exercises.
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Exciting news for Troston residents! The council has agreed to create a Facebook page to keep everyone updated on local matters. Plus, they're looking for volunteer tree wardens to help care for our village greenery. A small grant was also approved for the Village Hall Committee to support community events.
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Traffic concerns dominated the meeting, with residents voicing issues about increased traffic on Church Lane and road closures by CityFibre. The council is working to keep disruptions minimal and will post updates on the website. Additionally, the council plans to inspect the zipwire access after safety concerns were raised.
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Exciting updates for the village hall: roof repairs are complete, but funds are tight, prompting a request for a £500 grant. The council will consider this in November. Plus, a new recycling program with five bins starts in April 2026. Stay informed with our upcoming newsletter delivery!
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A £5,000 grant from West Suffolk Council has been secured for a new village asset, following community consultation. Our new Chair, Diana Bilverstone, shared insights on the learning curve of local governance and the challenges of budgeting. Residents are encouraged to engage with the council, understanding that decisions take time due to procedural rules.
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Residents discussed increasing the number of parish meetings to speed up decisions and improve community engagement. There's also a plan to explore printing newsletters for all homes. Additionally, concerns were raised about low-hanging branches near the pub and the management of speed camera locations.
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Exciting news for the village hall! The council has unanimously agreed to provide £4,055 to support essential roof repairs. This decision highlights the community's commitment to maintaining our cherished local facilities. A big thank you to the Village Hall Committee for their dedication and hard work.