The committee is pleased so many people are supporting the yellow buses. With effect from April 6th this service will operate direct into the city via Newmarket Road and not via Eaton and Ipswich Roads. It will continue to serve Thorpe Station but not on Saturdays.
Apr 20th, 2010 by editor.
The Team continues to patrol the area with PCSO Emily Gooderson being assigned to Eaton. There are three new priorities set for the special attention and the one which affects our area most is graffiti. The next meeting is on 13th May at the United Reform Church, Ipswich Road at 7.00pm. If you wish to contact the team you can do so by phone 08454 564567 or by e-mail.
Apr 20th, 2010 by editor.
An area of golf club land with no public access behind Constable Road and Danby Close, Eaton Rise, has been registered as a possible future development site. Possible club house development could be made with proceeds from the sale of this land.
UPDATE 21 JUNE 2010: No development is planned in the forseeable future. Non-playing membership of the golf club is available at only £13 per year (allows use of the club house and restaurant).
Apr 20th, 2010 by editor.
We understand car parking will be restricted at the school to the main car park only for private hirings at the school. This may create more on street parking in the neighbourhood out of school hours.
Your committee continues to monitor parking in conjunction with the Safer Neighbourhood Team and any comments about the new arrangements would be very welcome.
Apr 20th, 2010 by editor.
The work to re-align the road and create an extended bus lane has now been completed. We would be pleased to receive any comments about the effectiveness or safety issues of the new road and cycle lane layout.
Apr 20th, 2010 by editor.
This year’s competition takes on a quite different aspect of gardening as prizes will go to the best Scarecrows. Entry forms will be distributed with the St Andrew’s Church Summer School Programme. The forms should be returned to the EVRA letterbox in Waitrose or to the Parish Office and Scarecrows displayed in your front garden on competition day – Saturday 14th August.
The winner will receive the Waitrose Perpetual Cup, a commemorative plaque and generous Waitrose vouchers. Second and third prize winners also receive a plaque and Waitrose vouchers. All others recommended will receive a certificate.
Our thanks go to Waitrose for continuing to support this biennial event and the Parish for distributing and collecting entry forms. Prizes and certificates will be presented at a n evening event in Waitrose Coffee Bar in late September.
Apr 20th, 2010 by editor.
The old buildings have now all been demolished and the rubble left will eventually be crushed and used as hardcore for foundations to the roads etc. Some planning regulations are still to be agreed, but building work is expected to start late summer 2010.
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