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Andy and Maxine re-opened the Pub on Friday 16th. For the next few weeks they will only be serving drinks whilst the kitchen is deep cleaned.

Sutton is a village in the Suffolk Coasts and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has All  Saints

 It is the largest parish in Suffolk and is bordered by the River Deben, Rendlesham Forest to the East and,   to the North, is the Sutton Hoo Estate, the latter being the site of the world famous Anglo Saxon Ship   Burial.Church, the Sutton Plough Pub and the Village Memorial Hall.

 Please have a look around the site and, if you have any comments or suggestions for our website, please   send them to suttonsuffolk@gmail.com or click here..

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Dog Fouling seems to be an ongoing problem in the village with dogs fouling on grass verges, pavements and especially on the public footpath along Chequer field. Most dog owners do clear up after their dogs, for those of you that don`t please think of others and clear up and use the dog bins provided. The Penalty for non removal is a maximum fine of £1000.

Memorial Hall 100 club. The winners for the June draw were: 1st 1st £30 Ball 17 Chris Norton, 2nd £20 Ball 4 Brian Atkinson, 3rd £10 Ball 20 Roger Menear, 4th £5 Ball 14 Linda Gunson the winners for the June draw were: 1st 1st £30 Ball 17 Chris Norton, 2nd £20 Ball 4 Brian Atkinson, 3rd £10 Ball 20 Roger Menear, 4th £5 Ball 14 Linda GunsonWell done all, thank you to all that entered the draw this month. This draw brings in a regular income for the play equipment fund and more numbers available should anyone else wish to join in! Anyone can join at any time, for more details please contact David on 01394 410279.

Sutton Speedwatch As many of you are already aware Sutton has a team of 6 Speedwatch volunteers, myself included. As often as we can we carry out traffic monitoring sessions using an approved speed detection device. Vehicles detected travelling over a certain threshold are reported to Suffolk Constabulary and appropriate action is taken by them. In this way,  as members of the community we are able to make a positive contribution to road safety in our village, as well as helping to improve the general peace and tranquility that living in a village should entail. We are currently looking to recruit new volunteers to assist us in carrying out this important work. You only need to be able to commit 1 to 2 hours a month. Full training will be provided. 

If this might be of interest to you please feel free to contact  me. My email is alanmac55@hotmail.com 

Alan  

Bonfires (especially important in this very dry spell)     It is not advisable to have bonfires during a dry spell as a bonfire can get out of hand and spread very quickly

Hedges if you have a hedge on the boundary of your property and it is growing over the public footpath/pavement can we please ask that you trim back the hedging to allow full access of the footway and also to improve visibility on any road junctions. Thank you.

 

The Hall page has details of Pilates and Dance classes and other facilities (Mobile Post Office, Library etc) as well as information on how to hire the Hall. You will also find the village Newsletters and details of Parish Council members and meetings.

The 'events' calendar has details of Quiz nights and other events - simply click on a darker shaded date or go to the 'Events' link on the right.

Finally, all the pictures on the site were taken in or around the village. If you have photos of the village, historical or current, please use the 'Contact Us' link on the right to get in touch.

Thank you

 

Brian Atkinson