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FAYAP is working to reach more young people who might benefit from a safe, welcoming space to socialise, get creative, and access informal support. Their youth clubs and programmes are open to all and could be especially valuable to young people in rural communities like Hacheston.
Read more on FAYAP Youth Clubs and Volunteer Opportunities – Can You Help Spread the Word?
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Hacheston Parish Council will be holding an Extraordinary Meeting this Wednesday at 7pm, primarily to discuss the revised planning application for the land at Bloomville Hall.
Each year, parish councils must make their financial records available for public inspection for a fixed period. This is known as the Public Rights Period.
Read more on We Are Now in the Public Rights Period – What Does This Mean for You?
Marlesford Parish Council is working to improve the footpath that runs from the south-west end of the village to the Fiveways roundabout.
District and Borough Councils’ clear message to communities:
“Let’s shape the future of Suffolk together!”
Suffolk’s five district and borough councils are launching a county-wide survey asking
people for their views on the future of vital local government services.
As part of the early consultation process, Balance Power are currently distributing information flyers to local households. These will include details about the project and its intended benefits.
Read more on Proposed Battery Energy Storage Facility in Hacheston
Annual Parish and Parish Council Meetings – 7pm on Wednesday 21st May
We would like to spread the word about the Warm Homes Suffolk initiative, a scheme run by Suffolk County Council in partnership with social enterprise lender Lendology CIC.
Read more on Warm Homes Suffolk: Interest-Free Loans Available for Home Energy Improvements