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The Parish Council chairman is Neil Gerrard on 01473 831463


Clerk:

Steve Hazelwood, 10 Church Lane, Henley, Ipswich IP6 0RQ
Email: stevenhazelwood@btinternet.com

We have a vacancy on the Parish Council.. if you are interested in adding value and support to our community, then please contact the HPC Chairman.



Minutes of meetings

Click on the dates below to download the minutes of previous meeting:-
Minutes050109.doc
Minutes110509.doc
Minutes060709.doc
Minutes070909.doc
Minutes021109.doc
Minutes040110.pdf

Next Parish Council Meeting -
Monday 19th April 2010 8pm - Annual Parish Meeting
Monday 10th May 2010 8pm - Parish Council Meeting & AGM
Community Centre Henley

Public are welcomed to attend

 

 

 

Do you want a faster broadband speed?... please read on......

Suffolk ACRE is working with Suffolk County Council and other key organisations to campaign for faster broadband in Suffolk including the chance of attracting government funding. Many areas of Suffolk, particularly rural but also some urban communities are seriously disadvantaged by the limited speed of their broadband service. We have a chance to improve the overall service across the county but we need your help.

Good broadband service is becoming increasingly important to the overall economy and quality of life in our beautiful county. Not only is good telecommunications necessary for businesses, it is becoming a vital part of our education and health service provision. If our young people are to get the best out of their schooling they will have to have fast internet access and the effective and efficient care of our elderly will also be dependant on new telemedicine services.

The East of England Development Agency (EEDA) is running an online survey to gauge the demand for faster internet access.

Please register your interest on the EEDA site now – www.erebusonline.org.uk - to help us demonstrate the support and level need in Suffolk.

Securing better broadband for Suffolk is vital in our drive to help reduce rural isolation and the further erosion of local services.

Your vote really does count.

Please forward this to anyone you think may be interested.

Kind Regards and thanks for your continued support.

Further Information can be found below

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If any of the following statements apply to you or anyone you know then please register...


Home User
• I need to send photographs by email
• I need to watch TV on my computer to help with my studies
• I need to check / manage my online bank account (promote Green agenda)
• I need to do my shopping online
• Occasionally I need to work from home when the children are sick or on holidays
• I need to network with my community, working on community projects, which involves
sharing information such as pictures and videos


Home Worker
• I need to download and upload large files regularly
• I need to regularly partake in audio and video conferencing
• I need to do website research for projects and presentation
• I need to regularly stream real-time video to keep up with the news
• I need to buy and sell online


Student
• I need to do website research for projects and presentations
• I need to share information (music, images and video) within my social network
• I need to stream video (sometime real-time) when using the college virtual learning system
• I need use audio / video conferencing to collaborate with project teams


Small Business
• I need to buy and sell online
• I need a competitive edge in selling products online, faster broadband speed is crucial
• I regularly need to download large files from suppliers’ websites
• I need to have audio / video conferencing with suppliers and staff who are generally home workers
• I need to update website, by uploading large image files on a regular basis
• I need to carry out complex computer designs


Large Business
• I need to deliver online training and support to customers, suppliers, and staff based
offsite and possibly offshore
• I need to carry out complex computer design to work collaboratively with partners and staff colleagues, via online audio and video conferencing, while editing documents and planning projects at the same time
• I need to respond at speed to the media


Voluntary Sector organisation
• I need to use multimedia techniques online
• I need to do website research for projects and campaigns
• I need to update websites by uploading audio, image and video files on a regular basis
• I need to use social media tools to reach out to communities


Self-employed
• I need to connect at high speed to my clients’ network, to download / upload large multimedia files
• I need to use reliable audio / video conferencing tools to communicate with my clients
• I need to buy and sell online
• I need to do website research for projects and presentations
• I need to use social media tools to share multimedia information with my various communities

EEDA has launched a new website enabling you to register your interest in faster broadband. The more people who register in Suffolk, the greater our chances of making all of our lives better. Please spread the word and let as many people know about this as possible. If you need any further assistance with this do not hesitate to contact us for more information and advice.

EREBUS can be found at www.erebusonline.org.uk



 


Letter from Sue Herne Environmental Health Officer
Mid Suffolk District Council


ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ACT 1990, SECTION 80
RE: FLIES IN HENLEY

I write to inform you that once again we have received a number of complaints regarding large numbers of flies affecting parts of Henley.

As part of the Council’s legal duties I am required to investigate all complaints that could result in a Statutory Nuisance, which does include insects from commercial premises.

At present I have not witnessed a Statutory Nuisance on any of the premises in close location to Henley Village, and until such time as I do, no further action will be taken. However, I feel it is important to inform you that if a nuisance is witnessed the Council can take action by serving an Abatement Notice under the above Act.

The flies that have been identified are predominantly lesser house flies which can frequently travel average distances of around 5KM and can come from a number of sources including muckheaps, poultry units and any urine soaked material.

I would be grateful therefore, if you could be vigilant about the way muck heaps, stable waste and soiled bedding etc is dealt with and that all reasonable steps & precautions, especially in relation to fly control and the frequent disposal of waste are correctly undertaken to try and minimise the number of flies breeding and emerging from your premises, thus reducing the impact of the local fly population.

May I take this opportunity to thank you in advance for your co-operation in this matter, & if you wish to discuss any of the issues raised in this letter, please do not hesitate to contact me on the above number.


Sue Herne

Environmental Health Officer
Tel: 01449 724707
Fax: 01449 724727
E-mail: sue.herne@midsuffolk.gov.uk


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