NEXT BLACKBOURNE TREE GROUP
The next meeting of the Blackbourne Tree Group will be
SATURDAY 3 MAY @ 8:30
Please meet at the sewer works at 8:30 with a watering can!
EVERYONE IS WELCOME - LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE
The next meeting of the Blackbourne Tree Group will be
SATURDAY 3 MAY @ 8:30
Please meet at the sewer works at 8:30 with a watering can!
EVERYONE IS WELCOME - LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE
MOBILE LIBRARY
Unfortunately the Bury mobile library will not be able to visit on Thursday 10th April.
Any items that you have to collect will be held until our next visit and all items due to be returned will be renewed with no overdue fines accrued.
If you have any questions about your loans, please get in touch with our friendly Customer Service team by phoning 01473 351249.
Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Our next visit will be 8th May.
Unfortunately the Bury mobile library will not be able to visit on Thursday 10th April.
Any items that you have to collect will be held until our next visit and all items due to be returned will be renewed with no overdue fines accrued.
If you have any questions about your loans, please get in touch with our friendly Customer Service team by phoning 01473 351249.
Please accept my apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Our next visit will be 8th May.
UK POWER NETWORKS PROJECT
UPDATE 27 MARCH 2025
The removal of the second transformer, T1, at Honington is scheduled for the week commencing 31st March 2025,
with the transformer set to leave the site on a flatbed lorry on 4th April.
Starting the following week, civil engineers will be on-site to construct two new transformer foundations throughout April.
This will involve the movement of grab lorries, water tankers, and cement lorries in and out of Honington.
The delivery of two new transformers to Honington Primary Substation is planned for the week of 22nd May 2025
(I will send a reminder closer to the time).
Once delivered, electrical works will commence to connect the transformers and restore Honington Primary to the grid.
To ensure public safety during this period, we have implemented traffic control measures for the track
off Sapiston Road leading to the work area. A banksman will always be present during delivery and
movement of these lorries, to direct traffic and safeguard pedestrians using the track.
Foluso Charles | Site Supervisor
UK Power Networks Services - Barton Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 7BG
M: 078 6037 3852, 075 9960 2341 - E: [email protected]
UPDATE 27 MARCH 2025
The removal of the second transformer, T1, at Honington is scheduled for the week commencing 31st March 2025,
with the transformer set to leave the site on a flatbed lorry on 4th April.
Starting the following week, civil engineers will be on-site to construct two new transformer foundations throughout April.
This will involve the movement of grab lorries, water tankers, and cement lorries in and out of Honington.
The delivery of two new transformers to Honington Primary Substation is planned for the week of 22nd May 2025
(I will send a reminder closer to the time).
Once delivered, electrical works will commence to connect the transformers and restore Honington Primary to the grid.
To ensure public safety during this period, we have implemented traffic control measures for the track
off Sapiston Road leading to the work area. A banksman will always be present during delivery and
movement of these lorries, to direct traffic and safeguard pedestrians using the track.
Foluso Charles | Site Supervisor
UK Power Networks Services - Barton Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 7BG
M: 078 6037 3852, 075 9960 2341 - E: [email protected]
THE FOX in Honington is currently closed
SUFFOLK NEWS - 8 January 2025
The freehold of the Fox, in Troston Road, is owned by Roisin Margey and Timothy Healy, of Public Inns Partnership, which is based in Waltham Cross.
They also have the Woolpack, in Debenham, the Plough at Sutton, near Woodbridge, and the Globe, in Wisbech.
Public Inns Partnership is looking for a new tenant for the Fox Inn at Honington and hopes to open it in early February.
If interested, email [email protected] or call Roisin on 07941 560182.
SUFFOLK NEWS - 8 January 2025
The freehold of the Fox, in Troston Road, is owned by Roisin Margey and Timothy Healy, of Public Inns Partnership, which is based in Waltham Cross.
They also have the Woolpack, in Debenham, the Plough at Sutton, near Woodbridge, and the Globe, in Wisbech.
Public Inns Partnership is looking for a new tenant for the Fox Inn at Honington and hopes to open it in early February.
If interested, email [email protected] or call Roisin on 07941 560182.