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Residents might be interested to know that plans to extend the 30mph speed limit on Mellis Road are moving forward, despite a price increase. The council has agreed to cover up to £6,465 of the cost. Additionally, there was a discussion about standardizing recycling bin colors nationwide to simplify waste…
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Exciting updates for Wortham & Burgate residents: The council has chosen a contractor to manage the common's grass cutting, ensuring our green spaces remain tidy. Additionally, plans are underway to address necessary tree maintenance around the ponds, with further decisions expected at the next meeting.
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Residents discussed concerns about the National Grid's project, now called 'Norwich to Tilbury', and its impact on local pylons. The council plans to wait for the upcoming consultation before arranging a community meeting. Additionally, a local resident offered services for maintenance work on the common.
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Exciting plans are underway for the common! The council discussed managing the land through topping, aiming for it to be ready for hay in two years. They’re also organizing a working party to tidy up the edges. Plus, an assessment of the common will help plan future improvements.
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Residents might be interested to know that the council objected to a planning application for a new dwelling at Marsh Cottage due to its heritage value and environmental concerns. Meanwhile, support was given for a new agricultural worker's dwelling at Gibson’s Farm, reflecting the council's commitment to local development needs.
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Exciting updates from the Playing Field Committee! A new chair has been appointed, and plans are underway to improve the football pitch with potential new goals. Plus, the grass cutting contract has been awarded to Safe & Sound, ensuring our fields stay in top shape.
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Exciting changes are underway as Carl Baker rejoins the council, bringing his experience back to the team. The council also confirmed Barry Cole and Jacky Bradley as Chair and Vice Chair for the year. Plus, all councillors will now receive meeting summons electronically, making communication smoother and more efficient.
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Exciting developments for the playing field! Cllr Baker is now the Chair, and plans are underway to improve the car park after complaints about potholes. Plus, we're working on a formal agreement with WLTC for pavilion use. Stay tuned for updates on these community enhancements!
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Exciting discussions took place about the East Anglia GREEN Energy project, with local councillors expressing concerns about its impact on the Upper Waveney Valley. Additionally, the upcoming elections were a key focus, with all nomination forms submitted and results expected soon. Keep an eye out for updates!
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Residents might be interested to know that the council supported the plan to replace a bungalow on Redgrave Road. They also reviewed several planning appeals, including holiday lodges at Honey Pot Farm, but had no new comments to add.