Framlingham Inclusivity Project Update

6 March 2020

"We have now had a second meeting of this group with 14 people from local organisations and groups attending. Discussion centred on three local priorities identified at the first meeting: A Community Inclusivity Open Day event, a much wider range of Community Information on the Website, and funding for Youth Work Provision. Spadge Hopkins, from FAYAP, has been asked to develop a youth provision project proposal for submission in March to the Community Partnership Area for funding.
The meeting also set up the Working Group formally with a core of nine members, to be chaired by Cllr Hine. So, while we are well on our way with such a good start, this project will always be open to all who want to participate by attending the open meetings, or simply receiving copies of meeting notes and supporting documents, and responding when issues and ideas are particularly relevant. The aim is to create a way for our community to collectively develop new project ideas for events and activities based on the needs of our community."

Road etiquette in Framlingham

6 March 2020

A message from Framlingham Town Council:-

East Suffolk communities encouraged to plant trees

4 March 2020

As part of plans to tackle climate change, town and parish councils in East Suffolk are being encouraged to plant trees in their communities.

Refillable Goods across East Suffolk

27 February 2020

Refilling your weekly shop without unnecessary plastic is getting easier in Suffolk

A number of shops in Suffolk are offering refills for a host of household items in a bid to cut down on the amount of plastic and packaging we use.

VE & VJ Day Commemoration Events- Highways Announcement

23 February 2020

Suffolk Highways waives fees for VE and VJ Day Commemoration events

Village Spring Cleaning

20 February 2020

Love East Suffolk this spring

The ‘Love East Suffolk’ litter pick scheme returns next week to encourage, enable and reward people to show some love for the environment we live in.

Reporting faults with footpaths, potholes & pavements

20 February 2020

If you have concerns about a particular section of road, Suffolk County Council is your one stop shop for reporting all Highways and Public Rights of Way related problems and issues. Their website is easy to use and is the most direct way to report all non-emergency faults and matters of concern, covering a whole host of categories with anything from verge cutting and trees, to damaged roads and missing signs etc
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Have something to report? Click on the SCC Logo below.

However, any problems deemed as causing an immediate danger to public safety should be reported on the following emergency telephone number: 0345 606 6171.