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Explore the latest updates on local planning applications and how changes might affect future submissions. Discover how rural policing funding challenges are being addressed, and learn about recent enforcement actions against certain businesses in West Suffolk. Plus, find out about ongoing efforts to improve community safety and signage.
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Residents will be pleased to know that Suffolk Highways is addressing road repairs on Mill Road, and City Fibre has provided new daffodils after recent works. Exciting news for the festive season: Cllr Pugh is funding the ‘Carols around the Christmas tree’ event with mince pies and mulled wine. Plus, improvements are planned for the children's playground surface.
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Exciting updates for Brockley residents: Anglian Water will smooth out the road surface where the hump is, with a weekend road closure expected. The Saxon Wood planning application has been withdrawn due to its imposing nature. Additionally, donations to St Andrew’s Church have been increased to £1000.
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Residents might be interested to know that new signs will be installed along Mill Lane footpath to address concerns about out-of-control dogs. Additionally, the council is planning to discuss a proposed footpath alongside the village green in July. Lastly, the playground improvements are underway, though costs have exceeded expectations.
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Concerns about the children's playground were discussed, including safety issues with the slide and play equipment. Improvements are underway, with repairs to rotten posts and a new picnic bench funded by Cllr Pugh's budget. Additionally, the road between Brockley and Hartest will soon have a new 40mph speed limit.
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Tree works around the play area are complete, and new plants have been added around the pond. Exciting news: a successful £5,000 grant bid will help keep local taxes lower. Plus, plans to repaint yellow lines at the bus stop are underway to improve parking issues.