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    Residents voiced strong objections to the proposed overhead pylons for the East Anglia GREEN project, urging everyone to submit feedback before the June 16 deadline. County Councillor Fleming highlighted the importance of individual responses and encouraged writing to the Minister for Energy. Some residents reported issues accessing the consultation form.

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    Residents might be interested to know that Nick Castle has joined the council as a new councillor. Concerns were raised about the Honey Pot Farm Caravan Park planning application, focusing on traffic, noise, and potential flooding. These issues will be discussed further in upcoming meetings.

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    Residents near the Village Hall raised concerns about flooding, and steps are being taken to clear the ditch and monitor the situation. A rusty manhole cover was also identified as a potential hazard. Additionally, Councillor Hovey proposed creating a list of maintenance tasks, with some areas already improved following scrub…

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    Exciting plans are underway for the Pavilion, with a feasibility study in progress and community input to be gathered soon. The committee is also tackling electricity issues at the Pavilion and exploring options for a separate meter for the Tennis Club. Additionally, a new grass cutting contract has been awarded…

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    Concerns about traffic and speed limits on Mellis Road were raised, with plans for a speed survey to address safety issues. Councillor Fleming will follow up with the Highways Department. Additionally, heartfelt thanks were extended to Jane Wright, the outgoing Clerk, for her dedicated service over the past few years.

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    Speeding concerns on the A143 were highlighted, with discussions about moving the Speed Indicator Device (SID) and possibly purchasing another. The Manor House has been approved as an Asset of Community Value, and new litter bins have been installed at the Sports Pavilion and Wortham Primary School.

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    Concerns about speeding on Mellis Road were discussed, with plans to invite a Community Engagement Officer to address the issue. The Parish Clerk, Jane Wright, has announced her resignation but will remain until March 2022. Additionally, an application to designate The Manor House as an Asset of Community Value is…

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    Exciting updates for Wortham & Burgate residents: plans for a new footbridge connecting the Common to the Playing Field have been approved, with construction costs set at £943.86 plus VAT. Additionally, local contractors have been selected for essential scrub clearance work around the village ponds and playing fields.

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    Exciting updates for Wortham's playing field: plans are underway to improve disabled parking with new signage and markings. Plus, the sports pavilion will soon have a key box for easier public access. The committee is also tackling the mole problem to ensure a smooth playing surface for everyone.

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    Discover the latest updates, including a £250 Locality Award available for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Celebration. Planning permission for a three-bay cartlodge at Pollard Tree Farmhouse has been granted, while the proposal for off-grid holiday units on Ling Road was refused. Additionally, window film for the Sports Pavilion has been…

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