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For any information about the travelling families, currently on the Haughley Playing field, please refer to haughleypc.co.uk .

Please do not respond to 'social media' posts on the topic as most are unsubstantiated rumour and/or gossip and are unhelpful to the necessary legal process, which is taking place.

3rd August 2024.

 

St. Mary's Church, Haughley - Click Here

Please click here for latest HAUGHLEY & WETHERDEN PARISH NEWS magazine

Please click here for previous PARISH NEWS Magazine

HAUGHLEY JOINT CHARITIES       MAY 2024

The Trustees of HAUGHLEY JOINT CHARITIES are seeking to update its list of recipients of Christmas Vouchers, currently to the value of £20, to be spent in nominated retail outlets in Haughley.

If you are in receipt of any social benefits such as Pension Credit, Universal Credit, Personal Independence Payment, Free School Meals (children must attend Crawford’s School, Haughley) or receive Food Bank assistance, and you have been resident in the Parish of Haughley for more than 12 months, you are eligible.

Those who received Vouchers in previous years should apply again if their circumstances remain unchanged.

Please apply in writing to the Parish Clerk, Haughley, stating your full name and address and the reasons why you should receive Vouchers.

PLEASE ADDRESS YOUR APPLICATION BY POST TO:

MRS. C. PIZZEY

CLERK TO THE TRUSTEES

2 BROOMSPATH ROAD

STOWUPLAND

STOWMARKET IP14 4DB

 

OR BY EMAIL TO: CLERK@HAUGHLEYPC.CO.UK

 

ALL APPLICATIONS WILL BE TREATED IN THE STRICTEST CONFIDENCE

DETAILS OF APPLICANTS WILL NOT BE MADE PUBLIC

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Haughley Parish Council has been made aware of incidents of Anti-Social Behaviour in Haughley, of which the Police and other authorities are aware and with which they are dealing.

If you have a concern, please report to the Mid Suffolk Community Safety Team via Anti-Social Behaviour » Babergh Mid Suffolk www.midsuffolk.gov.uk Report it. Anti-social behaviour.

Of course, if you see a crime being committed please contact the Police.

 

 

 

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 20210225 New Councillor3

 

THE NEW WEB SITE FOR HAUGHLEY PARISH COUNCIL BUSINESS CAN BE FOUND HERE.

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 THIS WILL NOT IMPACT UPON THE PARISH NEWS CONTENT. THE PARISH NEWS MAGAZINE WILL CONTINUE TO BE AVAILABLE VIA A LINK ON THIS WEBSITE.

PLEASE CONTACT AT haughleywebmaster@gmail.com

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HAUGHLEY PHOTO COMPETITION

Christine Hyde - “A Walk Across Wetherden Common” ** OVERALL WINNER **

20201030 Christine Hyde A Walk Across Wetherden Common OVERALL WINNER
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John Eldridge - “Palmers Green”
20201030 Mary Shave Fertile and Frothy
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Kate Robinson - “Soft Vision”
20201030 Kate Robinson Soft Vision
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Mary Shave - “Fertile and Frothy”
20201030 Samuel Taylor The Underdog
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Samuel Thomas - “The Underdog"
20201103 HPC20 The Underdog converted
 
Congratulations to all winners and thank you to all who submitted photos for the competition.
 
Grateful thanks to our local picture framers, Eastern Frames, for their generosity in sponsoring the competition and a big thank you to Justin Minns, professional landscape photographer (www.justinminns.co.uk) for giving freely of his time and expertise to judge the competition.

 David Fleetwood

 

 

HAUGHLEY CHOIR GOES VIRTUAL

20200818 Haughley Choir

 

 

During lockdown we have all had to forgo things that in pre-Covid19 times we really enjoyed. For those of us in St Mary’s Haughley Choir we were no longer able to meet up. We weren’t allowed into the church to sing, our Festival Concert was cancelled as were our regular weekly practices. So for the choir, all seemed to be lost…… until we discovered the joys of virtual choir singing. We have not looked back since our first attempt and now have a whole series of virtual choir recordings under our belt.

 

The way it works is that Janet Sheldrake, our choir leader, records a backing track for our chosen choral piece, and that backing track is emailed to each singer together with the words and music. Singers then record their individual voices singing along with the backing track in the comfort of their own homes. They then email their individual recordings to David Fleetwood who “stitches” them all together using a clever piece of computer software. In the resulting “stitched together” recording it sounds like all the choir are in the same room, singing as one.

 

Click on the links below for YouTube samples of two of the pieces we have recorded.

 

The Lord’s My Shepherd” by Stuart Townend ......https://youtu.be/W6xbk7xLWzg

 

Here is Bread” by Graham Kendrick……https://youtu.be/WNF86Yxdi78

 

 

Have a listen and see what you think.

20200818 beautiful rainbow sky with green meadow mountain nature 7081 1270 

Article submitted by David Fleetwood

 

  

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GALLOWSFIELD WOOD - 21st January 2021

The woodland is open to visitors - Please observe all Government Covid protocols.

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MID SUFFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL - CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE 

In light of the coronavirus outbreak, we are working hard behind the scenes to protect our residents, staff and services and to respond to the situation.

 

You can find Babergh and Mid Suffolk’s response on our website here, which is updated regularly with any changes to our services.

 

As you may already be aware, as part of these changes, we have suspended our garden waste collections until further notice to allow us to prioritise essential collections (general rubbish, medical and recycling).

 

Of course, this isn’t a decision we take lightly, and we will continue to monitor the situation over coming weeks.

 

To help our residents and businesses, we have created a dedicated page on our website with the most up to date status of our collections during this time, and will continue to update this as required over the coming weeks.

 

You can find the page here, which includes advice on disposing waste for those self-isolating, as well as further information for garden waste subscribers.

 

Please do signpost residents to this page and encourage them to contact us online with any queries and we’ll respond as soon as we can. Where possible, our phone line should only be used by those without internet access while we deal with a high volume of calls at this unprecedented time.

 

There is also lots of further information on social media, to support our residents across Suffolk using #Covid19Suffolk.

 

We thank you for your help in continuing to support our residents, and for your patience and understanding during this period.

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Sunset over Haughley on the 29th December 2019 (with thanks to Karen)

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MAPS, MAPS, MAPS.

20191105 Haughley Maps 

 HAUGHLEY FESTIVAL now has its own website. Click Here.

 

20190117 The Moat Haughley

 

Haughley Moat - Christmas Eve 2018. Thanks to Steven Shave.

 

We welcome any contributions from any Village organisations. Please send any contributions by e-mail to haughleywebmaster@gmail.com

REPORT a pothole HERE

 

Please see link for HAUGHLEY WAR MEMORIAL

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 URGENT PLEA

Littering of Bridleway/Footpath up to the old A14

 

After years of negotiations and hard work a bridleway/footpath was opened to provide a way for villagers, on foot, bicycles or horseback, to avoid a dangerous piece of road on the exit of Haughley up to the old A14, which has proved to be very popular.

Some of the many attendees at the Haughley Neighbourhood Plan Drop In Event also expressed a wish for a safe footpath to link with the new path and for the local footpaths network to be kept open.

Unfortunately it would appear that a minority are ruining things for everyone else by littering the new bridleway/footpath with metal cans, glass bottles, coffee containers and plastic bottles etc., thrown on the path and neighbouring road verge (which is a nature reserve).

This litter is a danger to people, their children, and pets, to horses and ponies and their riders, and to the local wildlife. The Parish Council would ask that users take their rubbish home, for the benefit and safety of others, on this and other paths in the area.

PLEASE HELP TO KEEP THIS VALUABLE ASSET SAFE AND USEABLE FOR EVERYBODY - THANK YOU

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