Temporary Road Closure
This affects Cocks Road, Eye – please see attached letter and map reference.
Eye Town Hall, Tuesday 1st March, 7:30pm – for details, go to: Event
Tuesday the 1st of March 2016 at 7.30pm
‘Eye Town Council and County Councillor Guy Mcgregor are hosting an open meeting with the County Council’s highways department to discuss the proposed improvements in the centre of Eye on Tuesday the 1st of March 2016 at 7.30 pm at the Town Hall. This meeting will explore the introduction of the 20 mile limit, options for improving the street scape and traffic restrictions in Wellington Rd. The area highways supervisor and technician will be in attendance to answer any questions. The public are welcome to attend’.
For more information contact The Town Clerk
‘4 Seasons, 40 Reasons’ is an exciting new project from Suffolk County Council which is hoping to build on the success of the National Trusts ‘50 Things to Do Before you are 11 ¾ ‘
Our work so far has shown that there are real barriers (perceived and actual) to people spending time outdoors, so we really want this project to help unlock some of these barriers by being an inspirational list of things to do for the whole family, linked to suitable and fun rewards.
Through this project we want to encourage those that are not engaged with the outdoors and find out what would encourage them to get outside on a wintery day, or to switch off Saturday morning television and go exploring.
This project will be delivered out across Suffolk later this Spring, and as such we would really appreciate you taking this survey and sharing it to as many people and from all ages to ensure we get our activities right for our target group.
A140 report from Suffolk County Council
Suffolk County Council has produced a report on the A140.
Business Community and Residents may wish to comment.
Please click here.
Ending Loneliness Workshop
Please see the attached invitation for an ‘Ending Loneliness Workshop’ on Monday 11th April at the Eye Community Centre (IP23 7AJ), between 10.00 am and 3pm.
We have just been informed that one of our textile bank contractor Black County Rag has gone into administration. See Poster.
Please be aware that textile banks marked BCR will not be emptied for the time being and could overflow.
If you find a textile bank that is overflowing please contact us on 01449 778678 to let us know.
If you have any textiles that you would like to recycle, the council has a textile recycle scheme and replacement bags can be collected from our network of stockists.
Textile banks marked ERC will continue to be emptied as usual.
