Parham
A picturesque village in East Suffolk
A picturesque village in East Suffolk
A picturesque village in East Suffolk
Please see the following pages for useful information and local news.
Please click here for information on candidates/agents, and statement of persons nominated/poll stations for the upcoming general election.
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An independent report has recognised the actions East Suffolk Council has taken to reduce its carbon emissions by almost 23% over the last three years.
Read more on Report recognises Council’s climate change efforts
Visitors attending Remembrance events across East Suffolk will benefit from free parking in selected council-owned car parks.
Local businesses are invited to a breakfast event taking place this month to learn more about how they can prepare for Brexit.
Read more on Navigating Brexit - an East Suffolk Perspective
Earlier this year, the Suffolk Waste Partnership - which comprises Suffolk County Council and the district and borough councils - took the difficult decision to remove cartons and Tetra-paks from the list of materials that could be placed in household recycling bins. New industry regulations require cartons to be sorted separately from cardboard and it has been decided this is not a viable option.
Parham Village Hall Management Committee would like to thank everyone who helped with the fete and those that came along on Saturday 7th September and helped raise money for the village's charity, The Parham Hut is entrusted with the care of the village hall for the benefit of our community.
Are you worried about speeding in the village? Do you have a few hours a month where you can actively help monitor and reduce speeding?
A new social prescribing initiative that has been helping to improve the health and wellbeing of Ipswich residents is to be rolled out across East Suffolk during September and October.
Read more on Social prescribing initiative expanded across East Suffolk
Please click here for August's monthly report from our District Councillors and September's report from County Councillor Stephen Burroughes.
