Parish Council
Further to the Parish Council's recent press release, residents can view the article in today's local news media by clicking this link https://www.eadt.co.uk/news/24551230.bentley-quarry-off-a12-suffolk-quashed-legal-action/
The Parish Council draws residents' attention to the press release copied below that was issued on 29 August 2024 on behalf of both our community and Bentley Parish Council.
Our thanks to Will Moser for doing another excellent job for the Parish Council in recovering the pavement width at the bottom of The Street and around the Book Exchange. We hope residents agree this gives a much smarter look on entering the village as well as making life easier for pedestrians. We want to have similar work done along sections of the Old London Road and, given that this is beyond Parish resources, continue to press Suffolk County Council to either do the work themselves or release funding under their 'Self Help' scheme.
National Highways has contacted the Parish Council with an update about a change to the schedule of planned road works on the A14 between junction 52 (Claydon) and junction 55 (Copdock interchange).
The 2023/24 Annual Report of the Suffolk Police and Crime Panel has now been published, and is available on the County Council’s website at the following link: Suffolk-PCP-Annual-Report-2023-2024. The report gives an overview of the work of the Panel over the previous year.
Read more on Suffolk Police & Crime Panel Annual Report 2023-24
The Parish Council is grateful to those residents who have offered their time in support of this scheme and, now that training has been completed by PC Guy Ainsworth, residents can expect to see the team active within the village over the coming weeks and beyond.
The Parish Council wishes to clarify some important points regarding the Capel to Copdock Active Travel Scheme.