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by Saxtead Parish Council
by Saxtead Parish Council
by Saxtead Parish Council
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The following planning application was received on the date of Saxtead Parish Council's January meeting and, as such, could not legally be discussed at the meeting.
If residents would like to send their comments, please do so directly to East Suffolk Council before 1st February.
Councillor Paul Johnson has recently conducted a thorough survey on all SCC signage within the village.
Please click here to read a poster provided by East Suffolk Council on improving air quality in the home.
East Suffolk Council's Ease The Squeeze Financial Roadshow will be in Framlingham on Tuesday 15th November (11:00 – 14:00) at St Michaels Church, IP13 9BJ.
Read more on Ease the Squeeze Financial Roadshow- Framlingham
Please follow the link below for the new Cost of Living Community Grant Fund which is welcoming applications for £500 - £5,000.
Crumbs! Did you know that over 20 million slices of bread are wasted every day across the UK and that bread is the most wasted food item by Suffolk residents? And it’s not just bread, each year billions of pounds worth of edible food gets thrown away! Saving food is a great way to save some dough and help the planet too.
There’s lots you can do to make sure you #UseYourLoaf
The Parish Council has recently sent its first edition of village newsletter "Saxtead Snippets" to all residents who signed up to receive our emails via the recent survey.
Suffolk’s local authorities are again working in partnership with independent experts iChoosr to roll out Solar Together Suffolk, a group-buying scheme which has helped over 1,500 homes in Suffolk to install solar panels and batteries for the fifth time. Support is on-hand throughout the whole process which, together with information sessions, will allow households to make an informed decision in a safe and hassle-free environment.
Our digital newsletter will shortly be winging its way to all residents who signed up on the parish council's survey earlier this year. If you would like to receive the newsletter too, please email the clerk.
