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Eye Town Council Housing Advisory Group
Orwell Housing Association are now marketing a new affordable shared ownership home in Laxfield that is due for completion October 2023.
The property is ideal for those wishing to take that first step on the property ladder or move out of rented within their local area where there is limited or no affordable homes suitable to their needs.
Priority for this affordable home will be given first to those that have a connection to Laxfield and the District of Mid Suffolk.
To ensure that local people are aware of this opportunity, I wonder if you could help by placing the attached advert in the parish magazine/notice board/website.
If you could assist in getting the word out I would be very grateful and any other ideas to help do this would be very much appreciated.
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Paddock House Homes
Did you know that over the next few years over 70 affordable homes will become available in Eye? Starting with the redevelopment of Paddock House and the Persimmon development between Castleton Way and Eye Airfield some of these homes will be available for rent and others shared ownership.
Register your interest for a home in Eye
To apply you will need to use the Gateway to Home choice system on Mid Suffolk District Council’s web site - https://www.babergh.gov.uk/housing/council-housing/looking-for-a-home/about-gateway-to-homechoice/. The sooner you apply the better. Need help filling in the forms please let us know.
Persimmon Homes development Eye in Suffolk
If you want to be kept informed about the event, need help with the forms or want to be kept up to date about the homes please email andy.robinson@eyetowncouncil.gov.uk.
Paddock House Eye Suffolk
In July, we plan to hold an open evening to tell you more about the type of homes, where they will be built and how to use the Gateway to Homechoice system.
Grateful for comments.
Eye Water Community Update June 22 2023
Essex and Suffolk Water
the Lead Pipe Renewal scheme currently being undertaken in Eye.
Back in the idle of March 2023, all residents of the streets in the centre of Eye were sent a letter confirming that we were about to commence with the Lead Pipe Renewal scheme and provided information on what to expect next and the plan for progressing through the scheme. I have attached that letter in case you may not have previously seen it. The letter also explained that we will have to progress through the town one street at a time so will take us about 6 months to work our way through all the streets from the first to the last. As you can see, the letter also requested to now just wait until a further letter is received before making contact so that we can progress in conjunction with the planned order of streets and keep some control over customer call contact.
The streets have been planned in an order very much in line with Suffolk county Council Highways Department traffic management requirements as some of the more narrower streets will require road closures. We have also purposely planned to carry out Church Street during the school summer holidays in order to avoid disrupting the school and the residents who have to drop off and pick up children there.
We have already now completed the first 2-3 streets and are about to start in Buckshorn Lane. Next then will be Wellington Road whose residents should be receiving in the next week the letter/leaflet inviting them to register their interest in the scheme. Then we will move onto Church street as we approach the middle to end of July.
Hope the above helps explain the current position of the scheme and how we are continuing through it.
Men’s Sheds
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James previously ran his own successful business in the communications industry and more recently had responsibilities for business development and customer experience at a small retail business in Ipswich. Proud of his Suffolk roots he has always been involved with volunteering and the community from Hospital Public Governor to Cycle Race team manager.
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This scheme provides support for all UK non-domestic consumers using alternative fuels such as kerosene for energy, that are not on the gas grid. This includes commercial businesses, voluntary sector organisations including charities and community interest companies and public sector organisations such as schools, hospitals and care homes. Find out more and how to apply . |
IT Security
IT Security – What should you be doing? |
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It can be very confusing about what any IT lead should do about IT Security in their own organisation. It’s a landscape that sometimes gets hijacked by well-meaning consultants and companies who tell you the latest shiny bit of kit you “definitely” need. At IT Services at CAS we’ve written a piece on the core elements of IT Security that we think you “definitely” need and some “nice to have’s”. Why not check it out ! If you have any queries or would like to discuss any IT matters please don’t hesitate to contact me at 01473 345321 or email me at matthew.morling@communityactionsuffolk.org.uk |
Community Action Suffolk
Community Action Suffolk Quality Framework |
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When opportunity knocks is your organisation ready for it? Use our new Quality Framework to strengthen your policies & procedures and be ready for change. The Quality Framework is designed with you in mind. You are in control and have the flexibility to choose the level of support and resources that are right for you. There are three options to choose from. Option 1: Organisation HealthCheck
Each section acts as a stand-alone resource. However, they are designed to allow you to move from one to another as your organisation grows and your needs change. Find out more |
FREE LEAD WATER PIPE REPLACEMENT FOR EYE
Do not miss out on this once in a lifetime chance to have your old lead water pipes renewed from the mains to the stop cock absolutely FREE OF CHARGE improving the quality of the water and the value of your property by accepting this offer. Over 300 properties in Eye have been identified as at risk of having old lead pipe supplying the property with water. The pipe could be well over 100 years old as well as polluting the water supply with a high level of lead that is not good for your health.Pipes are at risk of bursting at anytime causing serious disruption and costing you the householder hundreds of pounds to replace the burst pipe.
Free lead pipe replacement for better water in Eye
At a public meeting held in the Eye Town Hall on Tuesday March 28 th Essex and Suffolk Water and their contractor T4 took the time to explain to the residents how the program would be implemented in Eye. Each of the over 300 homes will receive a booklet in the post, this must be read as the content will cover in-depth the whole issue as well as the process of applying for the free replacement water pipe. This booklet will start arriving at households from mid April. There will be a mobile telephone number you must call to make your registration. Do not worry if you do not receive your copy of the booklet at the same time as your friends,this will be a drip feed process street by street. There will also be printed copies of the booklet available in the Eye Town Council office on Tacon Close and at the Eye Library on Cross Street, there will also be someone who will be able to assist you in this matter and of course it will be online at eyesuffolk,org for you.
Essex and Suffolk Water Booklet
Once you have applied for your free water pipe replacement there will be a short survey of your property to identify the stop cock location, point of entry of the existing feed and the best point for the new service to connect. Then all you have to do is sit back and wait for the team from Essex and Suffolk Water and T4 to carry out their work. All the construction work will be completed ahead of your connection to the new pipe work and in most cases your household will only be without water for about 30 minutes while disconnecting the old lead pipe and reconnecting to the new blue water pipe and safe fresh water.
The whole construction program will commence in May and dependent on the take up will be completed in November working on a Street by Street approach offering the least disruption to the town. If you have any concerns there will be a further meeting you will be able to attend and throughout the duration of work there will be a point of contact location in the town centre to visit and of course you are welcome to attend council meetings to ask questions or talk to any of the Eye Town Councillors and Town Clerk on this matter.
Please take the time to find out what’s going on in your town.It is thanks to a number of persistent residents that the water authority has agreed to replace old pipes,you have a voice please use it.
Neighbourhood Watch March 2023 OUR NEWS
Neighbourhood Watch March 2023 OUR NEWS clic the link to read this valuable information.
Prepare for the big switch off
Don’t lose out
Traditional telephone lines will be switched off within 18 months as customers will be migrated over to a VoIP Network.
As a member you may appreciate there is a big demand to upgrade and move before the traditional telecoms system is turned off.
VoIP Network is more cost-effective, more flexible, and easier to manage.
If you are one of the 2.4 million organisations in the UK that have not already switched your telephone lines to VoIP – we’re here to help with the transition.
Now is the time to look at your communication infrastructure to prepare for the upcoming Switch Off.
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The new and improved Local Welfare Assistance Scheme is available to assist towards increased costs such as: food, energy, clothing and other household costs.
Members of the public can now apply directly to LWAS via the SCC website on this link: Apply for
Please encourage those that you are supporting to apply themselves, alternatively you can also support your clients to apply.
- Suffolk County Council can also be viewed for wider forms of support in Suffolk.
For any queries please contact localwelfareassistance@suffolk.gov.uk |
 This is a Babergh Mid Suffolk project. Free Digital Skills Sessions for Mid Suffolk and Babergh Residents |
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Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils’ digital skills team run free bookable one-to-one digital skills sessions for residents. They are to support people with using a device (smartphone, tablet, laptop) and getting online. Whether it’s facetiming family, using the internet, or accessing the councils’ online services, the team can help. Find out more on sessions and how to book |
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Here at IT Services at CAS, we’ve put together a pack of free or low cost IT resources (software, hardware etc) that you can access – whether it’s as an individual, charity or small business even. Why not check it out! If you have any queries or would like to discuss any IT matters please don’t hesitate to contact me at 01473 345321 or email me at matthew.morling@communityactionsuffolk.org.uk Find out more information |
Handy Helpline Numbers
Department of Education 03700002288 | Ofsted 03001231231 | Tax Credit Helpline 03453003900 | NHS 111 | Department of Health 02072104850 | General Medical Council 08453573456 | National Gas Emergency Service 0800111999 | Age UK 08001696565 | Child Line 08001111 | National Debtline 08088084000 | NSPCC 08088005000 |Victim Supportline 08081689111 | RNIB 03031239999 | RNID 08088080123 | Parentline 08088002222 | Samaritans 116123 |
FOR ALL SUFFOLK RESIDENTS
Suffolk Cost Of Living Surviving Winter Appeal
SUFFOLK Community Foundation
Suffolk Community Foundation
More Help Here Cost of Living Support
Eye Town Suffolk Cost of Living Support
Eye and surrounding area if you are in need of the Waveny Food Bank telephone Stradbroke area: call 01379388493
If you are in financial crisis and live in England or Wales, please call 0808 2082138 for free (open Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm) to talk confidentially with a trained Citizens Advice adviser.
The Post Office Church Street Eye
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Latest Up Date December 2022
If you would be intrested in running the Post Office in Eye the link is within this report closing date for interest is the end of February 2023. Eye Town Council will support you and assist your business with in it’s power
This link takes you to the email Consultation Hub – Eye IP23 7BD.
From: Comments <comments@postoffice.co.uk>
Sent: 15 December 2022 11:03
Subject: POST OFFICE LIMITED – EYE IP23 7BD
Dear Sir/Madam
We’re writing to let you know about some changes to the above Post Office.
For further information please visit our Consultation Hub via the link below:
Consultation Hub – Eye IP23 7BD
It would be helpful if you could share this link through your social media channels and with any local groups or organizations within the community to help our customers and your constituents understand what is happening.
Customer information materials will also be available in branch.
Yours faithfully
Audra Mirjah-Clarke
National Consultation Manager
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Post Office Limited is committed to protecting your privacy. Information about how we do this can be found on our website at postoffice.co.uk/privacy
Registered in England and Wales number: 2154540 – Registered Office: Finsbury Dials, 20 Finsbury Street, London, EC2Y 9AQ
Closure of the Post Office is currently being monitored by the Eye Town Council. The Post Office will open staff dependent until January 17th 2023
The Council have been proactive in this matter, contacting District and County Councillors. The area MP has been informed and has taken action sending a letter to the Post Office on behalf of the residents of Eye.
This is the response to a councils email.
Thank you for contacting us with your concerns.
As you may know Morrisons have confirmed this week that they are planning to close 132 unprofitable McColls stores, 55 of which include Post Offices. I’m sorry to inform you that this includes Eye Post Office.
We appreciate that our customers will be concerned about this closure and the impact that it will have. Morrisons have confirmed that the branch will remain open until January 2023. In that time, we will be undertaking a review of the local area, the neighbouring Post Office services and other nearby retailers to assess the requirements for the Eye community.
We will be notifying local stakeholders and informing the community on what we are doing to ensure they can continue to access the Post Office products and services.
Please be assured that we take this seriously and we are working to ensure there is as little disruption to customers as possible.
Thank you for contacting us.
Ref: CAS-2600179-N3P3G1 use this ref when corresponding with the Post Office.
Add your name to the list in Eye Handyman to make sure we keep a Post Office in Eye Suffolk.
The Town Clerk has contacted Morrison’s who own the McColls store where the Post Office is located. The store closure has been with immediate effect with no consultation leaving residents with no local access to a Post Office. If you are effected you may be able to access the Post Office online at the Eye Library.
The nearest Post Office can be found in Diss, Hoxne and Horham.
Post office Diss in Diss | Royal Mail Group Ltd 7 Market Place, Diss, Norfolk, IP22 4AA. 9AM – 5PM
Hoxne Post Office | Suffolk | IP21 5AR Opening times ; 09:00-13:00. 14:00-17:30 ; 09:00-12:30.
Post Office – Eye, Horham The Street, Eye, IP21 5DY, Suff, UK
Take on Hunger use the Post Office
For travel assistance contact ,Eye Volunteer Centre 20 Broad St, Eye IP23 7AF. Open 10.30 AM Friday Telephone 01379871200
Eye Library
Eye Library
website: www.suffolklibraries.co.uk
Contact: eye.library@suffolklibraries.co.uk
Address: 6 Cross Street, Eye, Suffolk, IP23 7AB
Telephone: 01379 870515
Opening Times
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 09.00 – 13,00
Wednesday 09.00 – 13.00 14.00 – 18.00
Thursday 14.00 – 17.00
Friday 09.00 – 13.00 14.00 – 17.00
Saturday 09.00 – 13.00
Sunday 10.00 – 15.00
Books can be returned outside the above times via the book letterbox.
Suffolk Libraries offer printing and photocopying in black and white or colour A4.
Wordplay 11 -11.30am each Wednesday.
Eye Community Fridge is in the Library lobby and accessible during the above times.
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Police
Eye Suffolk Neighbourhood Watch Association
- When wishing to report something, the easiest way is to do so using the on-line reporting tool from the Suffolk Constabulary website here Suffolk Police – Report Something. If you wish to report an historic crime (after the event), use this link Suffolk Police – Report Crime. To report a crime being committed, always dial 999.
These on-line reporting tools produce the same result as the reporting person dialling the non-emergency Tel. No. 101, but without the wait associated with the telephone method. The person will receive an Investigation No. via e-mail, often within an hour of sending the report. For those with no internet access, it may save time to ask a friend or family member who does, to report on their behalf, as queues on the 101 system can be excessive due to demand.
- If you wish to contact an Officer or PCSO in the Halesworth Locality Safer Neighbourhood Team, the e-mail address isHalesworth.snt@suffolk.police.uk Please do not use this to report crime, which should be reported only using the methods mentioned above. This is important because reports of crime and the other issues listed on the “Report Something” webpage need to be correctly triaged and dispatched. By not following the correct procedure, this process is by-passed and reports may sit in an e-mail queue un-dispatched.
An example of when to use the SNT e-mail address might be when you would like to speak with somebody for advice.
- My e-mail address as your Community Engagement Officer is CEOhalesworth@suffolk.police.uk I can be contacted for advice too, and also if you’d like me to address a community group to speak about policing or policing issues or any other engagement activity. I am also your first point of contact for Community Speed Watch and for requests to attend schools to address pupils and discuss policing.
Part of my role also covers posting to our social media pages, Halesworth Police Facebook, Halesworth Police Twitter and Suffolk Police Instagram, so the messaging facilities provided by these platforms can be used to contact myself too. If you’d like me to hold a Street Meet engagement in your community using our mobile police station. Let me know.
- If you’d like to contact Inspector King direct, his e-mail address is gary.king@suffolk.police.uk
- Suffolk Police also has a new e-mail address for the public to provide intelligence information intelligencereporting@suffolk.police.uk An example of the use of this might be if you’d like to let us know about suspected drug dealing or other possible or suspected criminality. Notice I’ve used the term “suspected”. If you’re sure a crime has occurred, contact us on-line or via 999.
- Suffolk Police offers a free e-mailing facility called ‘Police Connect’ which provides up to date information we would like you to know about the area you live. We us PC to provide information about crime in the area of Suffolk you tell us you want to know about. As Town & parish Clerks in particular, it helps keep you up to date with policing in your community. Please subscribe here & encourage others to do the same Police Connect
- This information was posted 19.11.2022 and is correct at that time.
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Defibrillator Location Map Click
Defibrillator location in Eye Suffolk.
Flat Hartismere Hospital
Castleton Way, Eye IP23 7DD 24/7 access
Hartismere School, Castleton Way, Eye IP 23 7BL. 01379 870315
Eye Fire Station Lambseth Street, Eye IP23 &AQ Call 999 24/7 access
Eye Community Centre, 25 Magdalen Street Eye, IP23 7AJ 01379873475
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The Eye Community Fridge
Situated in the lobby of the Library on Cross Street Eye IP23 7AA and accessible during Library opening times.
Food sharing made easy by the whole community donated by both business and public.
The Community Fridge is for us to place food for sharing and obtain food you need thus reducing food waste.
Eye Community Fridge, a sharing facility for all who needs it
The Eye Community Fridge is a site of food sharing, making fresh food that would otherwise be wasted freely available to the Community. Surplus perishable food donated by local businesses and members of the public, and anyone can take food. The Community Fridge operates on a trust basis, it exists to reduce food waste and foster a spirit of sharing, mutual support and co-operation for the community.
There are some limitations on what can be placed in the Community Fridge, please abide by the guidelines.
The Eye Community Fridge outlines the items not acceptable
This is what you can place in Eye Community Fridge
If you have any surplus vegtables from your garden or allotment, please think of donating. The fridge can accept only fresh perishables.
Avoid Food Waste use the Eye Community Fridge
If you have any questions or would like to contact the organisers email Maryanne.henderson@eyesuffolk.org
Mary Ager 07547197130 Maryanne Henderson 07935846542
Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 09.00 – 13,00
Wednesday 09.00 – 13.00 14.00 – 18.00
Thursday 14.00 – 17.00
Friday 09.00 – 13.00 14.00 – 17.00
Saturday 09.00 – 13.00
Sunday 10.00 – 15.00
Like to know more about Community Fridges CLICK HERE for your area
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Apply for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme
Is your boiler over 10 years old ??
For more information and additional support see our Instagram page.
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Citizens Advice Mid Suffolk
Citizens Advice is offered each Friday, at Eye Suffolk Library
Handout leaflet for Citizen Advice meetings in Eye Suffolk.
If you have a problem and need advice please just walk in.
Each Friday Citizens Advice are on hand to help in Eye Library on Cross Street. From 09.00 – 12.30
Citizens Advice Mid Suffolk offers a face to face advice session every Friday morning at Eye Library between 9.00am and 12.30pm. No appointment needed. If you know anyone who lives in or around Eye, requiring advice on benefits or debt or on energy, housing, family or employment issues or needs a food bank referral, please suggest they drop by. At other times, people can call Citizens Advice Mid Suffolk or contact them via their website. This service is free, confidential and impartial.
midsuffolkcab/eye online information or telephone any other time 01449676060
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Eye Grammar School Fund
This Trust Fund exists to provide grants to young people, aged under 25 years, and to educational establishments in the parishes of Eye, Athelington, Bedfield and Horham. The funds are available to meet the cost of books, clothing, tools, instruments, or course fees for educational purposes or for entry into a trade. For more information and an application form please send an email to the Secretary, Susan Whymark, at eyegrammarschool@gmail.com.
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Eye Opportunity Group
The Eye Opportunity Group offers support and guidance to families whose under fives have a wide range of special needs and provides facilities and links which aren’t readily available in this rural area. The children attend with their parents/carers and any pre-school siblings to experience group play. We tailor our activities to suit individual children’s needs and aim to stimulate their development while supporting the parents.
Location: 26 Castleton Way, Eye, IP23 7AG (between Hartismere Hospital and Hartismere High School).
Contact: Sanchia Brandreth
Email: opportunitygroup@eyesuffolk.freeserve.co.uk
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Eye & District Volunteer Centre CIO
Do you have time to share. You can volunteer to help and support people living in and around Eye Suffolk. Call into our office on Monday or Friday to collect information leaflets, talk to one of our staff who will be pleased to advise you on a course of action.
Our Office is located on the junction of Broad Street and Magdalen Street, with free parking outside.
20 Broad Street Eye Suffolk IP23 7AF
Open on Monday and Friday only. 10.30 – 13.30
email eyeanddistrictvolunteercentre@outlook.com
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Elderflower Club
A friendship club for all, including retired and elderly. Monthly meetings on the last Tuesday of the month at Eye Community Centre 2.00pm-4.00pm. Time for chatting, laughter, tea and cake. All welcome – friends and helpers. Local lifts available.
Tricia Brown 01379 871959 triciab536@gmail.com
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Fressingfield/Stradbroke Medical Centre
Coronavirus (COVID-19) – for latest information please click on this link: www.fressingfield-medical-practice.co.uk
Strengthening the voluntary and community sector
CAS is the ‘go to’ organisation for VCSE organisations in Suffolk.
We provide (or signpost) whatever is needed behind the scenes to enable this, so you can concentrate on doing what you do best – making Suffolk an incredible place in which to live and work.
Volunteering
Enabling safe, robust and effective volunteering and volunteer management.
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Cost of living support
Co-ordinate government support
September 28th 2022 update from Gov.uk Help for Households,
Help with transport costs
Help with your energy bills
Family support
Income support
Help finding work
Find out what offers are available from businesses to help with the cost of living.
Discounts and offers
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Suffolk Infolink Community Directory Find what you are looking for in one place.
Cost of living support in Suffolk
Suffolk Infolink Community Directory website
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Brain Tumour
Better Safe Than Tumour visit The Brain Tumour Charity
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Simple scheme to buy solar panels returns for Suffolk residents
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Keep Scam Savvy
Scam Reporting #PC 187
If you receive a text that you think is a scam follow the instructions listed. Forward the text to 7726 it’s FREE of charge.
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Roads, Foot Paths, Pot Holes and Drains
Suffolk County Council
Report a highways issue here
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