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Concerns were raised about the street cleaning contract, with discussions on putting the work out to tender for better transparency and value. Additionally, a resident questioned the accuracy of legal advice shared by the Vice Chairman regarding Barham Country Park, leading to a report to the monitoring officer.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council is considering transferring the Barham Picnic Site directly to the Barham Picnic Site Community Project (BPSCP), allowing them to apply for funding and manage the site. Legal advice is being sought to ensure a smooth transfer, and the community is encouraged…
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Residents might be interested to know that discussions were held regarding ND Services' unpaid work at the picnic site workshop. The council is considering this matter for future agendas. Additionally, Church Lane will remain open until at least 2028 due to the phased development of new homes. Concerns about roadworks…
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Residents raised concerns about overgrown footpaths and hedges causing safety issues, which the council is addressing. Storm Babet's impact was discussed, with a focus on blocked ditches causing flooding. The council also encourages participation in the “Your Community Your Say” campaign to voice local concerns.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council is considering the "20s Plenty" initiative to improve road safety. The long-awaited reopening of the Picnic Site is in progress, with legal steps underway. Additionally, efforts to address speeding through the village are advancing, with Community Speed Watch volunteers soon to…
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Concerns were raised about the planning application for nine new houses at Kirby Rise, highlighting issues with road access, parking, and overdevelopment. Residents are encouraged to share their views on the district council's planning portal. Additionally, discussions continued on the future management options for Barham Country Park.
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Residents discussed concerns about the overgrown footpath between Barham Church Lane and Pesthouse Lane, which has become unsafe. There was also disappointment over delays in resuming Barham Speed Watch and progress at Barham Country Park. Additionally, Suffolk County Council is investing in road repairs and new SEND places.
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Barham's new Chair, Cllr Gail Cornish, was elected and is eager to review the Country Park work plan. Residents raised questions about future plans for Speed Watch, road signs, and the MUGA. Updates on these topics will be shared in the coming months.
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Explore the latest updates on the Country Park's running costs and how the workshop's rent will contribute to maintenance. Discover the community's views on the workshop's future use and the ongoing discussions about turning it into a community centre. Plus, find out about the planning applications for the MUGA and…
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Exciting developments at the Country Park were discussed, including plans to rent out premises, which will help cover running costs. A community building is also in the works, with hopes to form a committee to move the project forward. Residents raised concerns about the park's current benefits and future use.