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New recycling bins
Everyone should have new bins and have received a leaflet about the new rules. Please read it carefully.
The new timetables for Recycling and Waste Collections begin in June.
24.05.26
Onehouse to Woolpit Quietway
a message from the Walkwheelcycle Trust
Co-Design Workshops
Tuesday 9th June 2026, 3:30pm –6:30pm Woolpit Village Hall, IP30 1QX
Wednesday 10 th June 2026, 4pm-7pm Onehouse Community Centre, IP14 3HJ Walk
Wheel Cycle Trust is working in partnership with Suffolk County Council to develop a Quietway between Onehouse and Woolpit. The Quietway seeks to improve conditions for people walking, wheeling and cycling along the route.
You are invited to our second phase where we will be looking at possible solutions to some of the issues raised from our sessions in February.
Please do come along; tell your neighbours and help design a Quietway for your area.
If you have any further questions, please contact us at: eastquietways@walkwheelcycletrust.org.uk
transport.schemes@suffolk.gov.uk
WalkWheelCycleTrust is a registered charityin the UK no. 326550 (England and Cymru),SC039263 (Scotland) and 20206824(Republic of Ireland) ©WalkWheelCycleTrust2025
20 mph for Woolpit village centre
The long awaited 20 mph speed restriction came into force in mid April. Not many drivers appear to have noticed as yet. New signs have been erected in places designated by the county council. Some signs are incorrect and small repeater signs for 30 mph remain to be taken down. The parish council has reported the errors to SCC Highways.
We all know that not everyone will obey the speed limit. There is not much anyone can do about the boy and girl racers but if you obey the speed limit then the car behind you must do so too.
03.05.26
The Woolpit Museum
reopens for the 2026 season on Saturday 4th April with some new displays and old favourites.
Check out the Museum page at Woolpit Museum
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