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2014 NOVEMBER.Pub NOVEMBER 2014 Produced and Distributed by Volunteers THIS MONTH’S PHOTOGRAPH GIRLGUIDING MARTLESHAM For all NEW enquiries to join Guiding as a Editor : Gwynneth Johnson This month’s poignant photograph is of young member or adult volunteer, please Advertising: Paul Firman poppies in Mr Pipes Field, Old visit www.girlguiding.org.uk/interested or Martlesham by Sophie Stokes. 45 Lark Rise (01473 622874) call 0800 1 69 59 01. Leaflets: If you have photographs of interesting For general enquiries about Guiding in [email protected] views around the Parish, or of your Martlesham, please contact group’s activities, please send them Jo Dixon (Martlesham District Contact) Collation and Assembly: Kay Hall along to [email protected]. 01473 622160 Distribution : Rob Webb They need to be of good resolution, and 1ST MARTLESHAM SCOUT S (01473 625786) have space for the header at the top of the page. For all enquiries regarding joining the group, becoming a helper or hiring of the COMMUNITY RESPONDERS Scout HQ please contact Sarah Cooke on Latest copy date is the 12th of Martlesham Community Responders are a 01394 387858. the preceding month. group of 3 volunteers (funded entirely by donations) who are trained to provide first MOBILE LIBRARY TIMES Please e-mail contributions to : aid and resuscitation skills. We provide a [email protected] first response to many 999 calls received The mobile library is expected to visit on the following days/times in the next three by the East of England Ambulance Service Or deliver your copy to months, on the same Tuesday/Thursday 4- Trust within Martlesham, Martlesham 19 Farriers Close IPSWICH weekly schedule. Heath, Waldringfield, Newbourne and IP5 3SN, preferably word processed. TUESDAYS: Brightwell, in support of and until the 04 November, 02 December, 30 December arrival of an emergency ambulance. In order to standardise the publication 2015: 27 January For further details contact, Paul Stockdale of telephone numbers, all contributors Angela Close: 1:35-1:50pm are asked to include their STD code 01473 621225 (e.mail: [email protected]) Redwold Close: 1:55-2:10pm with their telephone number. Contributors Falcon Mobile Home Park: 2:20-2:50pm are also requested to limit their articles to POLICE Douglas Bader: 3:00-4:30pm approximately 250 words. Community Police OfficerPC 1732 Rachel Cable THURSDAYS MARTLESHAM MONTHLY ONLINE 20 November, 18 December In case of emergencies please always call www.martlesham.org.uk 999. 2015: 15 January In non-emergency situations call the the Douglas Bader: 10:15-11:45am new number 101. E-mail: the Safer Neighbourhood Team [email protected] MARTLESHAM VILLAGE HALL THE MARTLESHAM HEATH PAVILION MARTLESHAM COMMUNITY HALL AND RICHARDS ROOM TOP STREET The Pavilion is a great location for a children’s party at weekends. If you want To enquire about booking Martlesham Although we have regular bookings for to book the Martlesham Heath Pavilion or Community Hall or the Richards Room evenings throughout the year, morning need more information please call the please telephone the Booking secretary and afternoon sessions are available. The booking secretary on 07732 199 712 on 01473 623203 who will be available hall is ideal for small groups who need to Alternatively, you can book on our website: to help you with your enquiry or will meet at a reasonable cost, discount for telephone you back if not available. residents of Martlesham. http://www.martlesham.org.uk/ pavilion/index.htm Alternatively e-mail the new e-mail For any queries or bookings please address [email protected] which also contains details of our current contact 01473 623655. rates and hiring conditions Thanks! What have we been doing recently? Message from the Suffolk Police & Crime Many thanks to those who took the time to • Assisting with the Neighbourhood Plan Commissioner, Tim Passmore complete the Neighbourhood Plan (NP) survey Tim Passmore is aware that speeding survey and who helped in any way with • Engaging with the District Council as the remains a significant cause of concern for delivery & collection; this will be reported on planning authority and local residents on local residents. As a result the speed elsewhere in the newsletter by the NP team. housing development issues within our enforcement procedure has been reviewed. Thanks in anticipation to volunteers at the parish, particularly in the northern area The policy now requires a strict, Recreation Ground Working Party on 25 • Training our play area inspectors to a proportionate and evidence based approach October 2014 (it hadn’t taken place at the higher level through RoSPA (Royal Society to speed enforcement where Killed or time of writing!). for the Prevention of Accidents) Seriously Injured (KSI) data and public • complaints are analysed and assessed by a Vacancy for a Parish Councillor - Please Progressing the Management Plan for the tasking process in order to identify where join us in doing the best for your parish! Recreation Ground: Running a working day to make a practical difference to the police enforcement is needed. He advises We still have another vacancy and can co-opt Recreation Ground and Kronji’s Piece; local residents to report, in the first instance, a new member at a full Council meeting. Martlesham Community Council given the speeding concerns via their local Safer Councillors bring a variety of skills and go ahead to improve the fencing Neighbourhood Team (SNT) (telephone 101). knowledge to looking after the area where • Promoting local democracy and engaging His office (telephone no. 01473 613614) you live. Please come along and meet them with young people through ‘Council in the can also be contacted to forward issues to at any of our meetings, as listed below. Classroom’ at Gorseland School the Constabulary. SNTs are also the point of We do have quite a number of non- River bank grass cutting, Martlesham contact for enquiries about Community councillors actively involved in various Creek Speed Watch. working groups however we do need a new The Environment Agency will be doing grass Forthcoming meetings: council member to be engaged with decision cutting on the flood defences along the River Parish Council – Wednesday 05 November making and inputting on consultations Deben at Martlesham Creek, from the Sluice 2014 Wood running north over Martlesham Creek relevant to our parish as well as helping in Recreation & Amenities Committee – Sluice to the end of the bank at the Sewage practical ways. Wednesday 12 November 2014 Works. No full Parish Council meeting in December The Clerk is also happy to provide further The work is scheduled for October/November information or put you in touch with a 2014. Finance & General Purposes Committee – councillor to get first-hand knowledge. The Agency will undertake their usual Wednesday 03 December 2014 Lamb Barn Hill/Main Road Footway vegetation cutting regime and also cut the Development Plans Committee – Wednesday 10 December 2014 The width of the footway on the west side of vegetation on the front face of the embankments along with an additional 2m All meetings start at 7.30pm in the Parish Lamb Barn Hill has been narrowed over the strip on the rear of the wall in some Room, Felixstowe Road, and are open to the years by encroachment from the banking, locations. They will also be cutting back any public, who are welcome to ask questions or forcing pedestrians closer to passing traffic scrub vegetation situated on the make comments to the council during the often coming at speed down the hill. The embankment. adjournment. Parish Council has been liaising with the The purpose of the additional cutting is so Contacting the Council Suffolk County Council (SCC) for some time the embankments can undergo a detailed to work out a solution and the Highways Clerk to Martlesham Parish Council, Parish inspection to check for problems or damage Room, Felixstowe Road, Martlesham, Department has agreed to install a slab which may affect their performance. The embankment. This is being funded by Woodbridge IP12 4PB findings of these inspections help the Agency 01473 612632 County Councillor O’Brien’s Local Highway in decisions about maintenance of the walls e-mail: [email protected] Budget, the Parish Council and the highways and if any repairs are needed. website: http://martlesham.onesuffolk.net maintenance budget. It is anticipated that For further information please contact Mark for latest news & events work will commence within the next six Durrell, Asset Performance Team Parish Office opening times: 9am – 12noon, months but this is dependent on SCC Environment Agency, on 01473 706041 or Mon – Fri, excluding public holidays, but Highways Department scheduling. [email protected]. please book an appointment in advance. MARTLESHAM NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN – UPDATE Neighbourhood Plan Survey - As you are aware the Neighbourhood Plan Survey has been taking place over the past weeks. We now have all responses returned 47% online and 53% manually. The response has been truly outstanding with a total feedback of 920 surveys, 37%. This is an excellent return for a survey of this nature. Thank you all for participating and a special thank you for the people who helped with the distribution, collection and transferring of the surveys online, you made it happen. The next stage is to look at the data received and from your input identify the issues and wishes you want to see in the plan. This part of the process will take some time while we work on the information but given the approaching Winter holidays we will endeavour to share the results with you in a Public meeting in January. Watch this space for future dates. Other news – Our discussions with Suffolk Coastal District Council on the potential Adastral development are making good progress.
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