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Residents voiced concerns about the National Grid’s Norwich to Tilbury consultation, seeking more information to respond effectively. The council is actively sharing updates from Pylons East Anglia to keep everyone informed. Additionally, a meeting with Suffolk Highways is scheduled to address local issues, including a dead willow tree.
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Residents will be pleased to know that the council approved a new drainage solution for the Bowls Club to help prevent flooding on the green. Additionally, updates on the proposed solar farm were discussed, with the project still in the consultation phase.
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Residents raised concerns about drainage issues on Long Green, prompting a request for a survey similar to one done in 2012. Additionally, a community member voiced objections to the proposed Aura Solar Farm. The council will address these matters and report a damaged flashing sign to Suffolk Highways.
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Explore the latest updates on managing Wortham Common, including plans to tackle ragwort through hay making. The council has also approved funds to level the soil along the pavements for a tidier appearance. Plus, a kind gesture to thank local volunteers for their drainage work by the Village Hall.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council has decided to object to a proposed solar farm due to concerns about its impact on the rural landscape and local ecology. Additionally, a neutral stance was taken on several local building applications, including a cartlodge and a summer house.
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Exciting updates for local sports enthusiasts: the council has set new rental fees for the tennis and bowls clubs, ensuring continued support for these activities. Meanwhile, discussions on improving the football pitch and addressing parking area potholes are underway, with more decisions expected soon.
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Residents discussed the management of land under proposed solar panels, which will feature grassland and wildflowers. Concerns about flooding and drainage at Long Green were addressed, with emergency work already underway to resolve issues near the village hall. The council is considering further actions to improve access and prevent future…
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Exciting changes are happening as Cllr Bradley steps up as the new Chair, and we warmly welcome new councillors Liz Leeds and Alain Judd. Residents affected by recent floods will soon receive support, thanks to a new government grant. Keep an eye out for updates on our website!
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Concerns about school drop-off congestion and public footpath maintenance were raised during public participation. A protest meeting about the National Grid project drew around 250 attendees. Additionally, the council reviewed a planning appeal for new dwellings on Church Road but decided not to make further representations.
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Residents will be pleased to know that the Mellis Farmer’s Market sign will now only be displayed on market days. Excitingly, a new parish councillor has been co-opted, bringing fresh energy to the team. Additionally, work on the Post Office track is set to begin in October.