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Suffolk County Council have launched a new survey giving residents the opportunity to shape the future of councils and public services in Suffolk. It’s part of the Government’s plan to reshape and streamline councils in Suffolk to save money, reduce confusion and improve public services for residents.

 

The survey only takes about 10 minutes to complete, and can be done online at https://onesuffolkcouncil.co.uk/residents-survey, by emailing devolution@suffolk.gov.uk or by calling 0345 603 1842 where a member of Suffolk County Council’s customer services team can help residents to complete the survey. People can also visit any of Suffolk’s 45 libraries to complete the survey online.

The survey asks questions about local democracy – such as how you raise issues that need addressing, local decision making – such as how you might want to get involved and about the specifics of council reorganisation itself.

 

The survey is open until 4 August 2025.

 

Please note the next meeting will be on Tuesday 22nd July at 7pm  

 

We have three vacancies for Volunteer Parish Councillor Roles at the moment, if you believe you can contribute to the Parish Council as a Councillor please contact our Parish Clerk on pc.ringshall@gmail.com for more details.

 

If you are looking for more information on the NSIPs (Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects), please click here for the newsletters produced by the Suffolk Association of Local Councils please click here

 

Mid Suffolk District Council have launched the Cosy Homes Insulation Scheme.

 

Homes that have an EPC rating below C in Council Tax Bands A-D may be eligible to apply for free insulation upgrades. Please click the link in the attached PDF for more details.  

 

 

 

Parish Clerk - Lacey Luther

For matters relating to the Parish please contact the Clerk, ideally by email pc.ringshall@gmail.com , in the first instance. The Clerk will then inform the Council as appropriate. Unless the matter is of high importance, in which case please phone the Clerk immediately, number found here, otherwise normal business would be for Council to discuss at the next scheduled meeting. The Clerk will aim to acknowledge the e-mail during working hours which are usually Tuesdays between 10-3pm (subject to holidays etc.) for any non-urgent business. Urgent matters will be dealt with as soon as possible.