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Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT160P CATCHMENT NAME: REYDON MARSHES REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN160P0101 Holton MEDIUM 2,419 DRN160P0102 Reydon HIGH 1,950 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT REYDON MARSHES 4,369 CATCHMENT ID: CMT161G CATCHMENT NAME: RIVER BLYTH REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN161G0101 Holton MEDIUM 474 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT RIVER BLYTH 474 CATCHMENT ID: CMT162G CATCHMENT NAME: RIVER WANG REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN162G0101 Blyth LOWER 1,097 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT RIVER WANG 1,097 CATCHMENT ID: CMT163G CATCHMENT NAME: MINSMERE REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN163G0101 Eastbridge HIGH 3,326 DRN163G0201 Leiston 1 LOWER 1,301 DRN163G0202 Leiston 2 MEDIUM 1,180 DRN163G0203 Leiston 3 LOWER 294 DRN163G0301 Theberton HIGH 998 17 February 2016 Page 1 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT163G CATCHMENT NAME: MINSMERE REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN163G0401 Yew Tree Farm MEDIUM 1,409 DRN163G0501 Darsham Station LOWER 345 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT MINSMERE 8,853 CATCHMENT ID: CMT164G CATCHMENT NAME: THORPNESS HUNDRED RIVER REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN164G0101 Thorpeness MEDIUM 559 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT THORPNESS HUNDRED RIVER 559 CATCHMENT ID: CMT165G CATCHMENT NAME: BOYTON MARSHES REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN165G0101 Boyton Marsh Delph MEDIUM 1,185 DRN165G0102 Boyton Marsh Drain MEDIUM 1,292 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT BOYTON MARSHES 2,477 CATCHMENT ID: CMT167P CATCHMENT NAME: BUTLEY MARSH REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN167P0101 Butley Marsh HIGH 2,113 DRN167P0102 Stonebridge HIGH 746 DRN167P0103 Capel Drain HIGH 528 17 February 2016 Page 2 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT167P CATCHMENT NAME: BUTLEY MARSH REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT BUTLEY MARSH 3,387 CATCHMENT ID: CMT168P CATCHMENT NAME: CHILLESFORD REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN168P0101 Chillesford HIGH 1,710 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT CHILLESFORD 1,710 CATCHMENT ID: CMT169G CATCHMENT NAME: BUTLEY RIVER REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN169G0101 Butley Mill River HIGH 2,167 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT BUTLEY RIVER 2,167 CATCHMENT ID: CMT170P CATCHMENT NAME: GEDGRAVE REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN170P0101 Gedgrave (North) HIGH 2,150 DRN170P0201 Gedgrave (South) HIGH 309 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT GEDGRAVE 2,459 17 February 2016 Page 3 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT171P CATCHMENT NAME: SUDBOURNE REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN171P0101 Ferry Farm HIGH 1,529 DRN171P0201 Sudbourne Delph HIGH 3,952 DRN171P0202 Church Farm MEDIUM 1,416 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT SUDBOURNE 6,897 CATCHMENT ID: CMT172P CATCHMENT NAME: IKEN REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN172P0101 Iken Marsh HIGH 1,834 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT IKEN 1,834 CATCHMENT ID: CMT175G CATCHMENT NAME: UPPER ALDE REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN175G0101 The Canal LOWER 859 DRN175G0201 Sternfield LOWER 954 DRN175G0301 Blackstock LOWER 797 DRN175G0401 Upper Alde LOWER 312 DRN175G0501 Bruisyard Hall Drain LOWER 345 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT UPPER ALDE 3,267 17 February 2016 Page 4 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT176P CATCHMENT NAME: HOLLESLEY COLONEY MARSH REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN176P0101 Colony Marsh MEDIUM 1,614 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT HOLLESLEY COLONEY MARSH 1,614 CATCHMENT ID: CMT177P CATCHMENT NAME: ALDERTON AND HOLLESLEY REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN177P0101 Alderton & Hollesley 1 MEDIUM 1,745 DRN177P0201 Alderton & Hollesley 2 MEDIUM 1,587 DRN177P0202 Alderton & Hollesley 3 LOWER 591 DRN177P0301 Alderton & Hollesley MEDIUM 1,255 DRN177P0302 Alderton & Hollesley MEDIUM 1,133 DRN177P0303 Alderton & Hollesley MEDIUM 418 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT ALDERTON AND HOLLESLEY 6,729 CATCHMENT ID: CMT178P CATCHMENT NAME: BAWDSEY REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN178P0101 Queens Fleet 1 HIGH 381 DRN178P0102 Queens Fleet 2 HIGH 306 DRN178P0103 Queens Fleet 3 HIGH 999 DRN178P0104 Queens Fleet 4 HIGH 1,550 DRN178P0201 Bawdsey Marsh HIGH 1,683 DRN178P0301 Ramsholt Marsh 1 MEDIUM 1,174 DRN178P0302 Ramsholt Marsh 2 MEDIUM 809 DRN178P0303 Ramsholt Marsh 3 MEDIUM 981 17 February 2016 Page 5 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT178P CATCHMENT NAME: BAWDSEY REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT BAWDSEY 7,883 CATCHMENT ID: CMT179P CATCHMENT NAME: FALKENHAM AND KINGS FLEET REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN179P0101 Kings Fleet HIGH 1,826 DRN179P0102 Laurel Farm Delph HIGH 749 DRN179P0103 Gulphers Stream (King's Fleet) MEDIUM 1,102 DRN179P0104 Rosier Marsh (King's Fleet) MEDIUM 813 DRN179P0105 Rosier Marsh (King's Fleet) MEDIUM 1,311 DRN179P0201 Falkenham Delph 1 HIGH 1,017 DRN179P0202 Falkenham Delph 2 HIGH 1,576 DRN179P0203 Falkenham Delph 3 HIGH 1,262 DRN179P0204 Falkenham HIGH 1,589 DRN179P0205 Falkenham Marsh HIGH 957 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT FALKENHAM AND KINGS FLEET 12,202 CATCHMENT ID: CMT180G CATCHMENT NAME: RAMSHOLT REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN180G0101 Ramsholt Dock 1 LOWER 637 DRN180G0102 Ramsholt Dock 2 LOWER 479 DRN180G0103 Ramsholt Dock 3 LOWER 177 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT RAMSHOLT 1,293 17 February 2016 Page 6 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT182G CATCHMENT NAME: SHOTTISHAM REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN182G0101 Shottisham River 1 MEDIUM 174 DRN182G0102 Shottisham River 2 LOWER 612 DRN182G0103 Shottisham River 3 LOWER 445 DRN182G0104 Shottisham River 4 LOWER 380 DRN182G0105 Shottisham River 5 LOWER 297 DRN182G0106 Shottisham River 6 LOWER 489 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT SHOTTISHAM 2,397 CATCHMENT ID: CMT183G CATCHMENT NAME: RIVER FYNN AND LARK NORTH REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN183G0101 River Fynn LOWER 1,352 DRN183G0102 River Fynn LOWER 397 DRN183G0103 River Fynn LOWER 254 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT RIVER FYNN AND LARK NORTH 2,003 CATCHMENT ID: CMT184G CATCHMENT NAME: RIVER DEBEN REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN184G0101 Byng Brook 1 LOWER 429 DRN184G0102 Byng Brook 2 LOWER 925 DRN184G0103 Byng Brook 3 LOWER 519 DRN184G0104 Byng Brook 4 LOWER 987 DRN184G0105 Byng Brook 5 LOWER 1,786 DRN184G0201 Eyke Marsh LOWER 1,587 17 February 2016 Page 7 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT184G CATCHMENT NAME: RIVER DEBEN REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN184G0301 Loudham Drain 1 LOWER 499 DRN184G0302 Loudham Drain 2 LOWER 598 DRN184G0303 Loudham Drain 3 LOWER 993 DRN184G0401 Ashe Abbey LOWER 1,084 DRN184G0501 Rendlesham LOWER 402 DRN184G0601 Monewden LOWER 849 DRN184G0701 Horsefen LOWER 618 DRN184G0801 Framsden Watercourse 1 MEDIUM 478 DRN184G0802 Framsden Watercourse 2 MEDIUM 262 DRN184G0803 Framsden Watercourse 3 MEDIUM 544 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT RIVER DEBEN 12,560 CATCHMENT ID: CMT186G CATCHMENT NAME: RIVER GIPPING CENTRAL REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN186G0101 Bramford Marsh Drain MEDIUM 1,509 DRN186G0201 Claydon Hill Drain 1 LOWER 232 DRN186G0202 Claydon Hill Drain 2 LOWER 689 DRN186G0203 Claydon Hill Drain 3 LOWER 79 DRN186G0204 Claydon Hill Drain 4 LOWER 74 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DRN186G0805 Badley Stream 5 LOWER 464 DRN186G0806 Badley Stream 6 LOWER 725 DRN186G0901 Creetings Watercourse 1 LOWER 253 DRN186G0902 Creetings Watercourse 2 LOWER 161 DRN186G0903 Creetings Watercourse 3 LOWER 273 DRN186G1001 Gipping Stream LOWER 710 TOTAL WATERCOURSE LENGTH IN CATCHMENT RIVER GIPPING CENTRAL 11,630 CATCHMENT ID: CMT188G CATCHMENT NAME: RIVER JORDAN REACH ID WATERCOURSE NAME PRIORITY LENGTH (M) DRN188G0101 River Jordan MEDIUM 159 DRN188G0102 River Jordan MEDIUM 355 17 February 2016 Page 9 of 11 Register of Drainage Infrastructure Adopted Ordinary Watercourses by Catchment CATCHMENT ID: CMT188G
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    SITUATION OF POLLING STATIONS Election of Police and Crime Commissioner for Suffolk Police Area Date of Election: Thursday 6 May 2021 Hours of Poll: 7am to 10pm Notice is hereby given that: The situation of Polling Stations in East Suffolk and the description of persons entitled to vote thereat are as follows: Ranges of electoral Ranges of electoral Station register numbers of Station register numbers of Situation of Polling Station Situation of Polling Station Number persons entitled to vote Number persons entitled to vote thereat thereat Fortrey Heap Village Hall The Street North NBEBA 1-418 St Lukes Church Centre Homefield Avenue NCWWC 1-1734 1 31 Cove Beccles Suffolk NR34 7PN NBENC 1-365 Lowestoft NR33 9BX NCWWS 1-1320 Public Hall Smallgate Beccles Suffolk Whitton Community Hall Hawthorn Avenue 2 NBECE 1-2026 32 NCWWE 1-809 NR34 9AD Lowestoft NR33 9BB Gunton St. Benedicts Church Hall Public Hall Smallgate Beccles Suffolk 3 NBECO 1-2062 Hollingsworth Road Lowestoft Suffolk 33 NGSGU/1 1-1366 NR34 9AD NR32 4AX Gunton St. Benedicts Church Hall St Lukes Church 61 Rigbourne Hill Beccles 4 NBEDA 1-1925 Hollingsworth Road Lowestoft Suffolk 34 NGSGU/2 1367-2581 NR34 9JQ NR32 4AX St Lukes Church 61 Rigbourne Hill Beccles Benjamin Britten Academy Blyford Road 5 NBERI 1-2039 35 NGSMC/1 1-1324 NR34 9JQ Lowestoft Suffolk NR32 4PZ Worlingham CEVCP School Garden Lane Benjamin Britten Academy Blyford Road NGSMC/2 1325-2589 6 NBEWO 1-1467 36 Worlingham Beccles Suffolk NR34 7SB Lowestoft Suffolk NR32 4PZ NGSOE 1-358 Worlingham CEVCP School Garden Lane
  • Suffolk Local History Council Group and Society Members Last Updated 16 June 2016

    Suffolk Local History Council Group and Society Members Last Updated 16 June 2016

    Suffolk Local History Council Group and Society Members Last updated 16 June 2016 Alde Valley Family History Group 1 Orchard Road LEISTON Suffolk IP16 4DB Aldeburgh & District Local History Society Berwick House Victoria Road ALDEBURGH Suffolk IP15 5DX Aldeburgh Museum Trust The Moot Hall ALDEBURGH Suffolk IP15 5DS Bacton & Cotton Local History Group Dandy Hall Willow Farm Road Cotton STOWMARKET Suffolk IP14 4QT Badwell Ash Parish Council Chapel House Elmswell Road Great Ashfield BURY St EDMUNDS Suffolk IP31 3HH Barrow & District Local History Society 28 Johnson Road Barrow BURY ST EDMUNDS Suffolk IP29 5DY Bawdsey Radar Trust PO Box 199 FELIXSTOWE Suffolk IP11 1BQ Beccles & District History Society 35 Rectory Lane Worlingham BECCLES Suffolk NR34 7RP Blackbourne Local History Society Mill Corner House Bury Road Stanton BURY ST EDMUNDS Suffolk IP31 2DZ Bramford Local History Group Kirkland The Street Bramford IPSWICH Suffolk IP8 4DY Bures History Society Ropers Hall Farm Assington Road Bures SUDBURY Suffolk CO8 5SX Bury St Edmunds Past & Present Society 3 Canute Court BURY ST EDMUNDS Suffolk IP33 2JY Cavendish Local History Society 14 Peacocks Close Cavendish SUDBURY Suffolk CO10 8DA Clare History & Archaeology Soc. 18 Market Hill Clare SUDBURY Suffolk CO10 8NN Coddenham Voluntary Help Centre 20 Green Hill Coddenham IPSWICH Suffolk IP6 9PU Combs Historical Club West End Farm Mill Lane Combs STOWMARKET Suffolk IP14 2NF Debenham History Society Fir Tree Cottage High Road Witnesham IPSWICH Suffolk IP6 9EX Drinkstone Local History Group Argyle House 2 Cross Street Drinkstone Green BURY ST EDMUNDS Suffolk IP30 9TP Elmswell History Group 6 Little Green Elmswell BURY ST EDMUNDS Suffolk IP30 9FB Felixstowe History & Museum Society.
  • Minutes of CRETINGHAM, MONEWDEN and HOO PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

    Minutes of CRETINGHAM, MONEWDEN and HOO PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

    Minutes of CRETINGHAM, MONEWDEN AND HOO PARISH COUNCIL MEETING held on Tuesday January 21st 2020 at 7.30pm in Monewden Village Hall Present: Cllrs Brian Martin; David Defoe; Alan Peat; Maria Whelan; Alister Gourlay (Chair), Richard Chenery, David Egan and Caroline Saxby (Acting Clerk) Public: None 35. Apologies – received from Michael Oliver and Maurice Cook (District Councillor) 35.1 Declarations of Interest and to accept any dispensations - None 35.2 To consider confirming the Minutes of the Parish Council Meetings on 12th September 2019, October 10th 2019 and November 16th 2019 – the minutes were confirmed without changes and signed by the Chairman 35.3 Public forum - none present 35.4 Matters for debate 35.4.1 Review of Risk Assessment and Financial Risk Assessment – the Budgeting section of the Risk Assessment was amended to delete reference to a Finance and General Purposes Working Party and replace this with a reference to the whole Council Meeting. It was also amended to show that Minutes were available on the website instead of village notice boards. It was noted that the Village Notice Boards should have a notice referencing the Parish Council website. Otherwise the Risk Assessments were agreed and signed. 35.4.2 Review of Internal Control and Internal Audit –Document was reviewed and agreed. Cllr Chenery was appointed to review the system of internal control. The document was signed by the Chairman. 35.4.3 Review of Standing orders ,Financial Regulations and Asset Register – all reviewed and accepted. Asset Register was signed by the Chairman. 35.4.4 Budget/Precept setting for 2020-21 – It was agreed that the Council would request a 5% increase to £2,607 to provide for a paid clerk in the future.