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SUFFOLK RECORD OFFICE NEW ACCESSIONS 1 JAN 2014-31 DEC 2014 Bury branch BADWELL ASH PRIMARY SCHOOL (The school closed at the end of 2013): Admission Register nd; Minute book 1997-2007; Signing in Book 1996-2012; Badwell Ash Memorial plaque dedicated to memory of B Williams and C Wellard; Colour picture of class and teachers: Oak class and Willow class; Log Books 1966-1997; Class Photographs; Photo albums of photos of school activities nd; Album about different destinations, with text written in French and German; Photo album 1980-1990: Colour photos of school activities with news clippings; Photo albums 1986 and 1990-1998: Colour photos of school activities; Badwell Ash CEVAP school events, 2008-2009. Colour photos of school events; School photographs 2007. Colour photos of school events, smaller photos and a DVD of Sports Day. 1966-2012 ADB511 BEYTON MIDDLE SCHOOL: Admission registers 1953-1974; folders of cuttings and information 2004-2009; volumes of learning forms 1957-1973; volumes of photographs (sports and other activities) 1970s and 1980s; Folder: history of Beyton School; Folders of black and white and colour photographs of new food room; Sports team sheets 1950s and 1960s; Album presented to Mrs Maureen Russell 1988; Display material, prospectuses and brochures 1992- 2005; School magazines 1-12; photographs of staff and pupils: year groups 5 and 8 1998 - 2013; 1 folder containing 1st & 2nd XI football teams 1956, 2nd & 3rd year netball team 1982, other assorted undated items; bundle of 5 different year groups; 4 aerial photographs of school site nd; bundle of unidentified /undated groups of staff and/or pupils. 1953-2013 ADB729 IXWORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL (The school closed in July 2014): Photographs: small box of 29 glass/copper negatives, 6 on wooden blocks, 1 tube rolled photographs, 8 albums, bundle of loose photographs, cardboard-framed class and team photographs, small bundle of staff photographs, all mostly undated and without names. Those which are dated span the years 2004-2013; Log Books 1957-2001; Admission Registers (approx. dates) 1957-1995; Prospectus: 2013-2014; School Buildings/Plans: 1 bundle containing A5 plan of current school layout, 1 x folded copy blueprint, A4 envelope of folded original blueprints and some loose buildings papers; Book accessions register [school library?], 1957-1967; Newsletters and Magazines: 'Mosaic' 1958-1966, 'Midpoint' 1990-1999, 'I.M.S. News' 1980-1983, bundle of newsletters 2006-2014; Ixworth Modern Secondary School Speech Day programmes 1964- 1972; Booklet celebrating the work of G.H. Peake as headmaster, 1957-1966; School Motto and Emblem: on A5 sheet of paper, wood and felt; Merit Award bookmark, red 'leather', nd; Visit by Prince Charles to School 4th March 2011: bundle of photos and pupil 'experiences' and A3 compilation of photographs; Office Equipment: 8 booklets listing additions to and disposals of equipment, Sep 1985, Sep 1986, Mar 1993 and Summer 1999; Thurston Upper School prospectus, 1979-1980; Tape Cassette: labelled 'Mr Douglas (and Mr Swift's Talk) 'The Blizzard' Feb 25th 1988'; Staff Meeting Minutes 1971-1991; School Funds Committee Minutes 1957- 1984; Punishment Book Ixworth Secondary School, 1966-1983; Swimming Pool Committee files. c. 1900-2014 ADB743 MONKS ELEIGH CEVP SCHOOL (The school closed in July 2014): Log Books 1908-1986; Admission Register, 1935-2000; Managers Minute Books, 1926-1998; Punishment Book, 1907- 1953; Furniture Inventory, 1960-1990; School Newsletters, Mar 2013-Sep 2013; Letters to Parents, Aug 2013-Sep 2013; School Photographs, 1968; Anthology of Stories and Verse for Children, nd; Plan of School, no date; School Benchmarking Report, Autumn 2011; School Prospectus, 2014/2015. 1907-2014 ADB744 BLACKBOURNE MIDDLE SCHOOL (The school closed in July 2014): Admission registers, 1975-2003 (closed for 30 years); 9 plans of work at Stanton Middle School, including final plans, furniture layout, planting proposals, 1973, 1994; Laminated press cuttings of school activities, mainly 1990s; Newsletters and school magazines, 2000-2013; Photograph album of coloured photographs of various school activities, 1989-1990; Folder of miscellaneous photographs including aerial views of the school and Sports Day, Summer 2011; Photograph albums of coloured photographs of various school activities, 1990-2000; Stanton CP school newsletters, 2006; Booklet entitled 'Stanton CP Centenary, 1877-1977'; Coloured group photograph of Combs Middles School, Year 7 Rugby Team, nd; coloured group photograph of entire school and teachers, 2013. 1973-2013 ADB745 SUDBURY COUNTY COURT: Judges notebooks, 18 Feb 1930-17 Mar 1937; Workmen's Compensation Act register, 1902-1906 (Act 1897); Workmen's Compensation Act register, 1907-1919 (Act 1906); Workmen's Compensation Act register, 1932-1952 (Act 1925); Pages from fees book, 1847; Folder of Treasury Circulars mostly Sudbury, 1928 - 1964; Default summonses, 1901-1912; Ordinary summonses, 1895-1897; Bills of sale, 1925-1994; Vols. 40 and 42 County Court Officer, 1967-1968 and 1970-1972. BC500 BURY ST EDMUNDS COUNTY COURT: Index to Bills of Sale, 1929-1992; Workmen's Compensation Act register, 1926-1947 (Act 1925); Roll of plans for Triton house, 1994; Suits and proceedings in Equity Book, 1928-1962; Folder of papers re Wartime liabilities, 1941; Bankruptcy Notice Book, 1917-1986; Bankruptcy Act 1914 Taking Officers Book, 1953-1986 (CLOSED UNTIL 1/1/2017); Bankruptcy Act 1914 Taking Officers Book, 1986-1999 (CLOSED UNTIL 1/1/2030); Deeds of Arrangement, 1925-1977; Cause Books, 1952-1980; Judges notebooks, 1980-1983. BC501 THETFORD COUNTY COURT: Workmen's Compensation Act registers, 1931-1955 (Act 1925); Index to Bills of Sale, 1930-1972; Suits and Proceedings in Equity book, 1928-1973; Administration Ledger, 1896-1948 (Bankruptcy Act 1883 & 1943). BC502 BURY ST EDMUNDS BOROUGH: Full Town Council minutes 2003-2009 and Full Town Council agendas, special and precept agendas Dec 2003-Apr 2008; Minutes for the following committees: Environment and Economic Development Oct 2003-Jan 2007, Planning and Licensing March 2008-April 2009, Community and Leisure Oct 2003 - Jan 2007, Peer Review Standing Committee Jan 2008-Nov 2008, Staffing and Employment Feb 2006-Apr 2008. Policy and Finance committee minutes Oct 2003 - Jan 2007; agendas and special and precept agendas May 2005 - Jan 2007. EE500 WICKHAMBROOK PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Council minutes 2000-2010 EG519 BARROW CUM DENHAM PARISH COUNCIL: Minutes 1 Apr 1974-3 Dec 2007; Receipt and Payment Books 1962-1992; Receipt and Payment Book, Burial Expenses Account 1962-1976; Grant of Exclusive Right Burials 1942-2000; Burial Receipt Book 1987-1993. EG520 ICKLINGHAM PARISH COUNCIL: Minutes 2005-2014 and APM Minutes 2007-2012. EG529 HARTEST PARISH COUNCIL: Map of Hartest Cemetery (old portion) nd; Copy of map of Hartest Cemetery (new portion) nd; 1885 25" OS maps 54/14, 63/1, 56/13, 63/5 and 63/6; Precept counterfoils 1968-1983; minute books 1970-1999; Annual parish meetings book 1894- 2000. EG550 TROSTON PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Council minute books 1979-2005 EG585 FORNHAM ST MARTIN AND ST GENEVIEVE PARISH COUNCIL: Parish Council Minutes 1987-1993 and Annual Parish Meeting minutes 1987-1992; folder of Parish Council Minutes 1993-1997 and Annual Parish Meeting minutes 1993-1997. EG702 BURY ST EDMUNDS UNITED REFORMED CHURCH: Financial records including Annual Returns Jan 1981 - Jun 1987; Financial documents including agendas and statements of funds Dec 1981 - Mar 1998; Quinquennial visitation records 1991 - 1996; Building work, including insurance documents Nov 1994 - Jan 1999; Solicitor and Union Correspondence Jul 1995 - Feb 1999; files including Church Calendars 2011 and 2012. FK3502 ST GEORGE'S CHURCH, BURY ST EDMUNDS: Banns Register Jul 1990-Feb 2006; Services Registers Nov 1982- Oct 2002. 1982-2006 FL543 ST JOHN'S PARISH, BURY ST EDMUNDS: Register of services 1991- 1995; Register of Baptisms Jul 1945- Apr 2010. FL544 ST MARY'S PARISH BURY ST EDMUNDS: Marriage Register 2010-2012 FL545 COCKFIELD AND FELSHAM PARISHES: Felsham Baptism Register 1870-2001; Cockfield Baptism Register 1909-1997. FL552 ELVEDEN PARISH: Marriage Register 2007-2013 FL564 ERISWELL PARISH: Register of Services 1960-1992; Bank Book for Church Repair Fund 1962-1979; PCC Accounts 1948-2004; PCC AGM Minutes 1947-2008. FL565 FORNHAM ALL SAINTS PARISH: documents recording 'dedications' of church fixtures and fittings and publications; churchwardens' correspondence 1986-2014; Dedication documents for the church floodlighting and 1914 Anniversary booklet 1999-2014. FL572 KEDINGTON PARISH: Marriage Register Apr 2011-Jun 2014 FL595 NEWMARKET ALL SAINTS PARISH: Receipts for Marriage Registers, 1940 and 1951; Girls’ Friendly Society; bank book (1959-1967), defence bond letter (1967) and other correspondence (1959); Envelope addressed to Miss D F Smith, containing lease re 29 Malvern Avenue, 1955; Marriage licences 1959-1969; Letter from Church Commissioners to Revd Canon Scott, rural Dean, re vacant vicarage, 1953. 1940-1969 FL609 PAKENHAM PARISH: Marriage Registers 1957-1967 FL614 RUSHBROOKE PARISH: Visitors book 1961-1980 FL620 SANTON DOWNHAM PARISH: Banns Register 1841-2013 FL621 STANTON ALL SAINTS PARISH: PCC Minutes 1882-1992; PCC Correspondence 1988-1998. FL629 TROSTON PARISH: Terriers 1763, 1813, 1820, 1827, 1834, 1841, 1846, 1877; 1717 Indenture release of glebe lands [very fragile]; 1769 Counterpart of lease of glebe lands [very fragile]; 1819 Counterpart of lease of glebe lands; 1879 Memorandum of Tithe Agreement; 1841 Minutes
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    ARCHAEOLOGICAL EVALUATION REPORT SCCAS REPORT No. 2011/085 Land off The Street, Badwell Ash BAA 022 J. A. Craven © June 2011 www.suffolk.gov.uk/environment/archaeology Lucy Robinson, County Director of Economy, Skills and Environment Endeavour House, Russel Road, Ipswich, IP1 2BX. HER Information Planning Application No: 2254/09 Date of Fieldwork: 22nd September 2009 Grid Reference: TL 993 701 Funding Body: Martineau Farms Curatorial Officer: Dr Jess Tipper Project Officer: J. A. Craven Oasis Reference: Suffolkc1-64525 Digital report submitted to Archaeological Data Service: http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/library/greylit Contents Page Summary 1 1. Introduction 3 2. Geology and topography 3 3. Archaeological and historical background 3 4. Methodology 4 5 Results 6 6. Environmental evidence 9 6.1 Plant macrofossils and other remains 9 7. Conclusions and recommendations for further work 12 8. Archive deposition 13 9. Contributors and acknowledgements 13 10. Bibliography 13 Disclaimer 13 List of Figures 1. Site location plan 5 2. Trench plan 7 3. Sections 8 i List of Tables 1. Plant macrofossils and other remains 10 List of Appendices 1. Brief and specification ii Summary An archaeological evaluation was carried out on off of The Street, Badwell Ash in advance of the creation of a wildlife pond in an area within the floodplain of a tributary of The Black Bourne. No archaeological deposits were identified, the trench instead demonstrating the presence of a sequence of natural environmental deposits which may have future potential for palaeoenvironmental studies. 1 2 1. Introduction An archaeological evaluation was carried out on land off of The Street, Badwell Ash in advance of the creation of a wildlife pond in an area of former mature woodland on the 22nd September 2009 (Fig.
  • Annual Report 2016-17

    Annual Report 2016-17

    Annual report and accounts 2016/17 West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust – annual report 2016/17 Page 2 West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust Annual Report and Accounts 2016/17 Presented to Parliament pursuant to Schedule 7, paragraph 25(4)(a) of the National Health Service Act 2006. West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust – annual report 2016/17 Page 3 © 2017 West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust – annual report 2016/17 Page 4 Contents Page 1. Performance report 1.1 Overview 1.1.1 A message from the chairman and chief executive 7 1.1.2 About our Trust – a summary 10 1.1.3 Principal risks and uncertainties 12 1.2 Performance analysis 1.2.1 Performance management framework 15 1.2.2 Principal activities and achievements 15 1.2.3 Future business plans 20 2. Accountability report 2.1 Governors’ report 2.1.1 Responsibilities 32 2.1.2 Composition 32 2.1.3 Register of interests 34 2.1.4 Governors and directors working together 34 2.1.5 Membership 35 2.1.6 Nominations committee 37 2.2 Directors’ report 2.2.1 Responsibilities 38 2.2.2 Composition 39 2.2.3 Register of interests 43 2.2.4 Appointment of chairman and non-executive directors 44 2.2.5 Evaluation of the board of directors’ performance 44 2.2.6 Audit committee 45 2.2.7 Quality governance framework 46 2.2.8 Details of consultation 47 2.2.9 Other disclosures 47 2.3 Foundation trust code of governance compliance 48 2.4 NHS Improvement’s single oversight framework 49 2.5 Statement of accounting officer’s responsibilities 50 2.6 Annual governance statement 51 2.7 Remuneration