Vacancy for a Town Councillor - Southgate Ward 
Click here to download the notice of vacancy for a Town Councillor in Southgate Ward.

Press Release
Click here to download the press release concerning the Full Council meeting of 24 February 2010.

Redevelopment of Station Hill - Masterplan Consultation
Follow this link www.stationhill.co.uk to view details of the proposed master plan for the redevelopment of the Station Hill area of Bury St Edmunds.

Relocation of Offices
Bury St Edmunds Town Council's offices have moved and are now located at 7 Angel Hill, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1UZ (the building opposite the war memorial previously occupied by St Edmundsbury Borough Council).  Come along and pay us a visit!

Annual Report 2009
The annual report is available to download from the "Latest Newsletter" page of this website.

Working with Tayfen House Residents
We are delighted to pay tribute to residents of Tayfen House, Bury St Edmunds who have volunteered to assist the Town Council with improvements to the town's allotments.  Already they have levelled off the driveway at Sicklesmere Road to make access easier and repaired the fencing alongside the river.  They have also improved the avenues at Cotton Lane, erected fencing and trimmed hedges at Nowton Road. The work they undertake is physically demanding but they display enthusiasm and are making use of their skills.  It is a partnership that the Town Council is keen to support.

Annual Town Meeting
This meeting was held on 13 May 2009 - see the draft minutes in the section 'Council Meetings' which include the Chairman's Report and matters raised by residents.

Strengthening our relationships
As part of our intention for greater engagement with the community, the Town Council is seeking to strengthen its relationships with organisations and opinion forming bodies.  More details about the way forward can be found in this website.

We are keen to receive feedback on our services and suggestions on how, in partnership, new areas of service might be developed.  We have already contacted several groups about this but realise we will have missed many so if you think you are among these, please respond via e-mail to the following:

• Could you advise us of the contact details of a person within your organisation who is willing to be a key contact on matters relating to the Town Council – an e-mail address would be preferable. Are you willing for the contact details to be held on our database?
• Are there ways in which you consider the Town Council could develop its services? If so, are you willing to assist and in what way?
• If you produce a newsletter or have your own website, would you be interested in including articles provided by the Town Council? It would also be helpful to know the approximate size and distribution of your newsletter (ie the number of recipients/area)
• If your organisation does not wish for further contact from the Town Council please let us know

Please note that no new applications for grant funding by the Town Council are being considered.

We look forward to hearing from you.

The Official Town Guide
Useful information and a map can be obtained FREE from the Town Council's offices.  The guide is being updated and the new version will be available early in 2010.