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Weed Treatment Target Dates 2021 (SCC Website) V4 with ACTUAL SUFFOLK WEED TREATMENT TARGET DATES 2021 Ver 4 (Completed Dates in Green) EAST SUFFOLK BABERGH & MID SUFFOLK WEST SUFFOLK Parish W/C Date Parish W/C Date Parish W/C Date ALDEBURGH 26/04/2021 EAST BERGHOLT 10/05/2021 MARKET WESTON 12/07/2021 BADINGHAM 26/04/2021 HARKSTEAD 10/05/2021 GREAT WHELNETHAM 19/07/2021 BENHALL 26/04/2021 HOLBROOK 10/05/2021 LITTLE WHELNETHAM 19/07/2021 BLYTHBURGH 26/04/2021 FRAMSDEN 17/05/2021 BARTON MILLS 09/08/2021 BRAMFIELD 26/04/2021 CHELMONDISTON 31/05/2021 BECK ROW 09/08/2021 BRUISYARD 26/04/2021 SHOTLEY 31/05/2021 BRANDON 09/08/2021 COOKLEY 26/04/2021 STUTTON 31/05/2021 CAVENHAM 09/08/2021 CRATFIELD 26/04/2021 TATTINGSTONE 31/05/2021 ERISWELL 09/08/2021 DARSHAM 26/04/2021 BELSTEAD 21/06/2021 EXNING 09/08/2021 DUNWICH 26/04/2021 BRANTHAM 21/06/2021 FRECKENHAM 09/08/2021 EARL SOHAM 26/04/2021 CAPEL ST MARY 21/06/2021 GAZELEY 09/08/2021 EASTON 26/04/2021 BRUNDISH 05/07/2021 HOLYWELL ROW 09/08/2021 FRAMLINGHAM 26/04/2021 FRESSINGFIELD 05/07/2021 ICKLINGHAM 09/08/2021 KELSALE CUM CARLTON 26/04/2021 MENDHAM 05/07/2021 KENTFORD 09/08/2021 KETTLEBURGH 26/04/2021 WEYBREAD 05/07/2021 LAKENHEATH 09/08/2021 KNODISHALL 26/04/2021 WORLINGWORTH 05/07/2021 MILDENHALL 09/08/2021 LEISTON 26/04/2021 KENTON 05/07/2021 MOULTON 09/08/2021 MIDDLETON 26/04/2021 BEDFIELD 12/07/2021 RED LODGE 09/08/2021 PARHAM 26/04/2021 CROWFIELD 12/07/2021 TUDDENHAM 09/08/2021 PEASENHALL 26/04/2021 THWAITE 12/07/2021 WEST ROW 09/08/2021 RENDHAM 26/04/2021 WILBY 12/07/2021 WORLINGTON 09/08/2021 SAXMUNDHAM 26/04/2021 BENTLEY 19/07/2021 AMPTON 16/08/2021 SAXTEAD 26/04/2021 BURSTALL 19/07/2021 BARDWELL 16/08/2021 SIBTON 26/04/2021 CHELSWORTH 19/07/2021 BARNHAM 16/08/2021 STERNFIELD 26/04/2021 COPDOCK 19/07/2021 BARNINGHAM 16/08/2021 SWEFFLING 26/04/2021 ELMSETT 19/07/2021 BARROW 16/08/2021 WALBERSWICK 26/04/2021 FRESTON 19/07/2021 BRADFIELD ST CLARE 16/08/2021 WALPOLE 26/04/2021 HADLEIGH 19/07/2021 BRADFIELD ST GEORGE 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