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SLHC LOCAL RECORDERS SCHEME PARISHES with No Local Recorder AKENHAM BRANTHAM DEBENHAM GREAT & LITTLE WRATTING ALDHAM BRENT ELEIGH DENHAM (Bury St Edmunds) GROTON ALDRINGHAM BRETTENHAM DENSTON HARDWICK ALPHETON BRIGHTWELL DEPDEN HAWKEDON ASPALL BROCKLEY DUNWICH HELMINGHAM ASSINGTON BRUISYARD EASTON HEMLEY BADLEY BUCKLESHAM ELMSETT HENGRAVE BADWELL ASH BURES ST MARY ELMSWELL HENLEY BARDWELL BURGATE ELVEDEN HEPWORTH BARHAM BURY ST EDMUNDS ERWARTON HERRINGSWELL BARKING BUTLEY EYE HIGHAM (BURY) BARNARDISTON CAPEL ST ANDREW FARNHAM & STRATFORD ST. ANDREW HOLLESLEY BARNBY CARLTON COLVILLE FELSHAM & GEDDING HOLTON ST Peter BARNHAM CAVENDISH FINNINGHAM HONINGTON BARNINGHAM CAVENHAM FLEMPTON HOO BARROW CHARSFIELD FLIXTON (Bungay) HORRINGER BARSHAM CHELMONDISTON & PIN MILL FLOWTON HUNDON BAYLHAM CHELSWORTH FORNHAM ALL SAINTS ICKLINGHAM BEDFIELD CHEVINGTON FOXHALL ICKWORTH BENACRE CHILLESFORD FRAMSDEN IKEN BEYTON CHILTON FRESSINGFIELD ILKETSHALL ST John BILDESTON COPDOK & WASHBROOK FRESTON ILKETSHALL ST MARGARET BLAXHALL COTTON FRISTON INGHAM BLYFORD COWLINGE GAZELEY IPSWICH (ALEXANDRA) BOULGE CRATFIELD GOSBECK IPSWICH (BIXLEY) BOXFORD CREETING ST Mary GREAT ASHFIELD IPSWICH (CASTLE HILL) BRADFIELD COMBUST CREETING ST Peter GREAT BARTON IPSWICH (GAINSBOROUGH) BRADFIELD ST CLARE CULFORD GREAT BEALINGS IPSWICH (ST JOHN) BRADFIELD ST GEORGE CULPHO GREAT BRICETT IPSWICH (SPRITES) BRAMPTON DALHAM GREAT CORNARD IPSWICH (WHITEHOUSE) BRANDESTON DALLINGHOO GREAT WALDINGFIELD IPSWICH (WHITTON) BRANDON WITH WANGFORD DARMSDEN GREAT WELNETHAM KEDINGTON SLHC LOCAL RECORDERS SCHEME PARISHES with No Local Recorder KENTFORD ONEHOUSE SOUTH ELMHAM ALL SAINTS WETHERINGSETT cum BROCKFORD KENTON ORFORD and GEDGRAVE SOUTH ELHAM ST CROSS WEYBREAD KESSINGLAND OUSDEN SOUTH ELMHAM ST JAMES WILBY KETTLEBURGH PAKEFIELD SOUTH ELHAM ST MICHAEL WILLINGHAM KIRTON PAKENHAM SOUTH ELMHAM ST PETER WINGFIELD KNODISHALL PALGRAVE SPEXHALL WINSTON LACKFORD PARHAM STANSFIELD WISSETT LANGHAM PETTISTREE STANSTEAD WITHERSDALE LETHERINGHAM PINEWOOD STONHAM ASPAL WITNESHAM LIDGATE POSLINGFORD STONHAM PARVA WIXOE LINDSEY PRESTON ST MARY STOVEN WORLINGHAM LINSTEAD MAGNA & PARVA PURDIS FARM STOWMARKET WORLINGTON LITTLE BEALINGS RAYDON STRADISHALL YOXFORD LITTLE BLAKENHAM REDE STUSTON LITTLE GLEMHAM REDISHAM SUDBOURNE Updated 30.06.2021 LITTLE LIVERMERE REYDON with EASTON BAVANTS SYLEHAM LOWESTOFT (North) RISHANGLES TANNINGTON LOWESTOFT (South) RUMBURGH THELNETHAM MARKET WESTON RUSHMERE (near Lowestoft) THORPENESS MELLIS SANTON DOWNHAM THWAITE MENDHAM with WITHERSDALE SAPISTON TIMWORTH MICKFIELD SEMER TUNSTALL MILDENHALL (Beck Row) SHADINGFIELD UFFORD MONK SOHAM SHELLAND WANGFORD (near Thetford) MONKS ELEIGH SHIMPLING WATTISFIELD MUTFORD SHIPMEADOW WESTERFIELD NACTON SHOTLEY WESTHALL NEWBOURNE SIBTON WESTHORPE NORTH COVE SOMERSHAM WESTLEY NOWTON SOTHERTON WESTON OCCOLD SOTTERLEY WETHERDEN OLD NEWTON with DAGWORTH SOUTH COVE .

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LIST 42 13 October 2017 Applications Registered between 9/10/17 – 13/10/17 ST. EDMUNDSBURY BOROUGH COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS REGISTERED The following applications for Planning Permission, Listed Building, Conservation Area and Advertisement Consent and relating to Tree Preservation Orders and Trees in Conservation Areas have been made to this Council. A copy of the applications and plans accompanying them may be inspected on our website www.westsuffolk.gov.uk . Representations should be made in writing, quoting the application number and emailed to [email protected] to arrive not later than 21 days from the date of this list. Application No. Proposal Location DC/17/2053/VAR Planning Application - Variation of Condition Development Site VALID DATE: 7 of DC/16/0432/FUL to enable an extended Spring Road 06.10.2017 permitted period of playing formal football Bardwell matches from the existing permission Suffolk EXPIRY DATE: (Saturdays 10.00am - 14.30pm) to the 05.01.2018 proposed (Saturdays 10.00am - 17.00pm) for the Change of Use from Agricultural land WARD: Bardwell (Use Class Sui Generis) to Recreational Use GRID REF: (Use Class D2) for local community use for 594162 274077 PARISH: Bardwell exercise, sport and general recreation APPLICANT: Mr Peter Sanderson, Bardwell Parish Council CASE OFFICER: Gary Hancox DC/17/2107/AG1 Determination in Respect of Permitted Pinn Field VALID DATE: Agricultural Development - Agricultural Glassfield Road 11.10.2017 building housing livestock Stanton IP31 2DS EXPIRY DATE: APPLICANT: Mr Paul Claxton 08.11.2017 AGENT: Mr Ian Pick - Ian Pick Associates Ltd GRID REF: WARD: Bardwell CASE OFFICER: Jonny Rankin 595312 273166 PARISH: Bardwell DC/17/2109/TCA Trees in a Conservation Area Notification 7no Moat House VALID DATE: Conifer (A-G on plan) Fell.
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