Meeting Minutes
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Discover how a new Neighbourhood Plan could give our community more control over local development, potentially increasing our share of funding. Plus, learn about the ongoing consultation on planning notifications and the exciting prospect of a council tax freeze for the third year running.
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Exciting updates on local footpath improvements are underway, with plans to enhance routes for walking and cycling. Discussions also focused on a developer's request to move street lights for a new project, but the council emphasized the need for further advice before proceeding. Plus, upcoming changes in local government structure…
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Exciting news for Barham residents: a new taxi bus service is set to launch next year, connecting our village with surrounding areas. Plus, a dedicated team will tackle fly-tipping, aiming for quicker responses. Lastly, discussions are underway about relocating street lighting poles at Kirby Rise.
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Exciting updates include plans for a new cycle and walking route connecting Henley and Claydon schools, promoting safer travel and exercise for pupils. Also, work has begun on a £5 million link road from Sproughton to Bramford. Residents are encouraged to participate in a survey to share their views.
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Exciting news for Sandy Lane as discussions are underway for a donation from Bretts Aggregates to maintain the road annually. Plus, a new dial-a-ride service is set to improve community transport across mid Suffolk. Lastly, there's a proposal for more affordable housing in the Ely Road development.
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Exciting updates from the latest meeting include plans to repair the footpath leading from the A14 to the lakes, with new signs and a potential handrail. There's also a vacancy on the council, and they're looking to co-opt a new member soon. Plus, discussions are underway to address overgrown areas…
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Residents will be pleased to hear that the village grounds and street cleaning contracts have been modernized for better oversight. Pathways and hedges along Norwich Road and Kirby Rise have been cleared, earning praise from locals. Excitingly, the long-awaited transfer of the picnic site to a charity is just weeks…
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Catch up on the latest updates: Cllr Casey Wooltorton was elected as the new Chairman, with Cllr Julie Gregory as Vice Chair. Discussions heated up over the handling of electrical work and costs at the picnic site, leading to a decision to continue the meeting in two weeks.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council has decided to proceed with transferring the freehold of Barham Picnic Site to a local charity, following legal advice and public consultation. Additionally, the council will defend a claim from ND Services in court, aiming to counterclaim for costs.
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Lorries have damaged parts of Church Lane, and the council will address this with the contractors involved. Estate agent signs on public land are under investigation for removal. Concerns about sand and noise from quarry lorries are being looked into by SCC Chris Chambers.