Bury St Edmunds Flyer August Edition

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‘Good foundation’ for future market prosperity

Market traders and councillors in Bury St Edmunds have welcomed the results of a review which looked at ways to secure the future vitality of the town’s Wednesday and Saturday markets.

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Three cheers for parks

St Edmundsbury has been awarded three green flags for its parks – the largest number in the county.

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Kick off for new Haverhill Football facilities

Haverhill Community Sports Association will be handed the keys to New Croft, Haverhill’s brand new £2m football ground and new home to Haverhill Rover FC in a short ceremony at 6pm on Monday 2 August. Cllr Lynsey Alexander, Culture and Sport Cabinet member for St Edmundsbury Borough Council, which headed the project, will pass over ownership to Tom Harrison, Chairman of Haverhill Community Sports Association, who will operate the facility.

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More Adopters Needed Now

Suffolk County Council’s Adoption Agency is launching a recruitment campaign this month to raise awareness about adoption in Suffolk and to highlight the urgent need for more people to come forward and adopt a Suffolk child.
In Suffolk today, there are currently 23 children waiting to be adopted, this includes sibling groups, babies and children with additional needs. Some of these children may have been waiting a long time to find a family of their own. Suffolk’s Adoption Agency is hoping this campaign will give them some much needed help in finding a family.

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No Cold Calling Zone Making Residents In Suffolk Feel Safer

It’s a year to the day (8^th April 2010) since Suffolk Trading Standards launched No Cold Calling Zones (NCCZ) in the county and residents now feel a lot safer in their homes.

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Walk Your Way To A Healthier Lifestyle

With the latest national figures showing that 61% of us are currently overweight or obese, commuters in Suffolk are being urged to walk their way to a healthier lifestyle during national Walk to Work Week.

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New Ambitions For Suffolk’s Fostering Service

Suffolk County Council’s Fostering Service is facing growing challenges in recruiting more carers. Over the last year, significantly less people applied to foster and the Council is determined to turn this situation around in 2010.

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