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A quick reminder to all residents and businesses in Kelsale-cum-Carlton that the latest consultation on the proposed Sizewell C development closes on Friday the 18th December 2020.
This is probably the last chance people have to make comments on the proposals before the Examination by the Planning Inspectorate.
If you would like to have the opportunity to …
Read more Sizewell C ‘extra’ Consultation closing on 18th December
After over a decade of serving as a Parish Councillor, Tim Roberts last meeting will be on 16th December prior to him moving on to pastures new.
The Parish Council thanks him for his service to the community and wishes him well in the future
NOTICE
Virtual meeting of the Parish Council
7.00pm Wednesday 16th December 2020
If members of the public or press wish to join the virtual meeting, please contact the Clerk for connection details. If however you are unable to join and wish to have any of the information regarding the business transacted at the meeting please contact the Clerk …
Read more Notice of December Virtual Meeting of Kelsale-cum-Carlton Parish Council
NOTICE
Virtual meeting of the Parish Council
7.00pm Wednesday 25th November 2020
If members of the public or press wish to join the virtual meeting, please contact the Clerk for connection details. If however you are unable to join and wish to have any of the information regarding the business transacted at the meeting please contact the Clerk …
Read more Notice of November Virtual Meeting of Kelsale-cum-Carlton Parish Council
…questionnaire circulated with the recent Kelsale-cum-Carlton Community News. The response was in excess of 60 completed forms which are currently being reviewed and a summary of the key findings will be published in the near future.
To remind you, this feedback will be used to inform the view of the Parish Council as to where the …
…the Parish Council has regretably had to accept the resignation of Councillor Martin Lumb.
Martin has provided a very positive input to the work of the Parish Council over his tenure, including just last year undertaking training and assisting in the release of the fireworks at the anual bonfire evening. He reassured the Parish Council that …
Do you want to contribute to where you live; give a new perspective on what needs doing, bring new skills and experience, identify and drive change, help the community and more?
Why not become a Parish Councillor, no experience or qualification is required, just an ability to work for the community and collaboratively with fellow Councillors …
In another odd ‘going on’, it seems that despite numerous notices advising that the Annual Bonfire and Fireworks display was cancelled and that no materials should be left on the Recreation Ground some kind soul donated a eucalyptus tree, placing it on last years bonfire site.
So, if you have mislaid a eucalyptus tree recently, perhaps …
Unfortunately, sometime over the weekend persons unknown vandalised the small gate on the recreation ground, pulled up and broke stakes in the wildlife meadow and removed the sign recognising the donation by Adnams in the creation of the meadow.
This is the most recent example of vandalism in the Parish, so could anybody who saw the …
Read more Vandalism on Kelsale recereation ground – did you see anything?
Traditional collections for the Annual Poppy Appeal are much more difficult this year.
Consequently, this potentially means a very serious drop in income for Royal British Legion. Donations will be very welcome and it would be good if residents who can afford it, are still able to make a contribution this.
With that in mind, you might …
Read more DONATING TO THE ROYAL BRITISH LEGION POPPY APPEAL 2020
