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2 October 2018 Halesworth & SouthwoldCommunity News
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THe Parish Council are trying to restrict the passage of large vehicles through the village. To be successful they need volunteers to report basic details of traffic incursions to the Clerk. Training will be provided but at the moment there are not enough volunteers to make this work. Can you help please? If so contact elaine Day via email:
edayhpc@gmail.com or mobile 07867 423076.
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Town Forum: The second Town Forum of the year covered most of the issues which will have a significant impact on the lives of Halesworth residents. Subjects covered included the major housing developments, the plans for a new Community Centre, what barrow crossing users have to do to ensure that network Rail has no excuse to close the crossing plus several subjects raised by residents at the meeting. The minutes of the Town Forum will be available on the Town Council website; www.halesworthtowncouncil.
org.uk. CCTV: Anti-social behaviour
when it occurs can be very upsetting, very annoying and sometimes frightening for residents. As a consequence when the possible installation of CCTV cameras was raised by a resident at the Town Forum, the show of hands at the end of the discussion was overwhelmingly in favour of their use. The Town Council will be reviewing the implications of installing CCTV at its next Town Council meeting. where to install them will need to be decided but the Thoroughfare and its car park and possibly the Park are the main areas to be covered. There are strong arguments for
their installation but also strong ones against and so the Town Council will be keen to hear resident’s opinions. The Town Council will also be seeking advice from the Police. Community Infrastructure
Levy and s106/s111 Moneys: These were also discussed at the Town Forum. They are two levies that developers currently have to pay which go towards compensating for the impact their development will have on a town. The s106/ s111 levies are supposedly being phased out because their use is restricted to improving open areas such as play spaces and recreational areas. They are being replaced by the CIL money levy which has a far wider range of use and will be a significantly bigger sum of money. when a developer of a project in Halesworth pays the CIL, 15% automatically goes to the Town Council. This money can be used for improving the facilities and the infrastructure of the town. It cannot be used for paying for running costs nor can it be used for recruiting personnel. The Council has set up a working Group to monitor this income and make recommendations for the best use of the money,
it has also requested ideas from residents for potential improvements to the town. All expenditure will be reported annually on the Council’s website. The Tamsyn Imison -Community Project Award: This is Halesworth’s first such award and it was recently launched at the Library. It is a very fitting legacy for Tamsyn who did so much to make Halesworth and attractive and pleasant place in which to live and work. It will be awarded for
the volunteer or volunteer group who have done the most to improve the quality of life of Halesworth in that year. nomination forms are available from the Library or can be down-loaded from the Town Council’s web site. nomination forms do not have to be submitted until February 1st next year with the award being presented on May 1st, Tamsyn’s birthday.
Halesworth (Holton) Airfield Museum
THe museum “open Day” was held on Sunday 26th August. Sadly the weather was not
kind to us this year and the rain set in about 1pm, forcing stall holders to pack up their wares. However the committee
would like to thank all who visited us and supported the museum despite the weather. organisation of the event
takes a lot of time and dedication by many members and friends of the museum. our thanks to all involved
in running the BBQ, Bar, Refreshment tent, draw and all the stalls; suppliers, home bakers who spent money and much time in preparing food. we are indebted to the following companies for their valuable sponsorship: Halesworth Co-op for supplying bread and rolls; Green Jack brewery, Lowestoft for their beer; Allens Butchers of Halesworth for burgers and sausages and Mrs M Took's excellent food. our draw this year will be
drawn on our last seasonal opening day on Sunday 28th october. Tickets are still available through the museum. First prize of £100 has kindly
been sponsored by Spectra Packaging of Sparrowhawk Road, Halesworth. our thanks also to Marshalls
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Land Rover of Halesworth for £25; The Hideout Cafe, Halesworth for a voucher and Halesworth Golf Club also for a voucher. There will also be other prizes. we would also like to thank
those that displayed their interesting vehicles. Thanks once again to all our
helpers and apologies to anyone we have forgotten to mention.
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Stepping Out In
Halesworth
now that the weather has cooled, and october is upon us we would love to see some new walkers join us. I expect many of you will have had, or are shortly, to have your flu vaccination and now you need some good exercise to keep you healthy as winter approaches. our walks for october
are as follows: wednesday 10th, a lovely walk through walberswick and beside the river Blyth; Monday 15th, a short walk through the older parts of Halesworth; wednesday 24th, a beautiful walk through Dunwich Forest; Monday 29th, a pretty walk through parts of Halesworth and surrounding countryside to the west of the town. walking in a group is a great
way to unwind, a perfect way to reduce stress. we always try to include, or end with refreshments at a local venue. Come and join us, make new friends and stay healthy. we look forward to seeing you. For full walk details please
see the Stepping out in Suffolk, waveney brochure available from Cutlers Hill surgery and Halesworth Library, or go
towww.onelifesuffolk.co.uk/ our-services/health-walks and click the link to the Stepping out in Suffolk walk Calendar or go direct to www.walkingforhealth.
org.uk
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IF you or someone you know or care for is effected by Dementia, come along to our monthly Forget-Me-not on the first wednesday of each month at the Stella Peskett Millennium Hall from 2pm- 4pm, where you will meet people who understand your situation,
in a comfortable
environment – with varied activities including music along with tea and cake! we are always interested in
finding people that would like to help support the group, either by way of volunteering to help with setting up, serving tea and coffee, or could offer some musical entertainment once a month. For more information contact
Vicky - 07841 460379/main Age UK Suffolk Information Line on 01473 351234.
“Fighting for Freedom” Concert
A ConCeRT by the Amnesty Chorale 7.30pm on Saturday 3rd november, Holy Trinity Church, Blythburgh. The Amnesty Chorale presents an evening of music and readings commemorating the centenary of the end of the First world war, and marking
other struggles
against oppression in the last hundred years. Proceeds from the concert will go to Amnesty International, an organisation that continues to promote universal human rights and to expose injustice and the inhumane treatment of prisoners and minority groups. The programme will include
the “Agnus Dei” from Britten’s war Requiem, Vaughan williams “Serenade to Music” and an extract from the Verdi Requiem with Sarah Gallop, ex-wenhaston resident, as soloist. The choir will be made up of experienced singers from local choirs and further afield, and will be conducted by ellis Bell, director of the Blythburgh Singers, and Richard Brain, Director of Music at Christ Church, Southgate in north London. Tickets £10 (£7 concessions) available on the door. we very much hope you will come and support us.
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