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March Edition

How lovely to hear from Jayne Head at Saxmundham Primary School who has some budding young journalists who are very enthusiastic about contributing to the Saxmundham News on a regular basis. I have approached schools before about this with no luck, so I was very pleased to welcome our new, youngest reporters on board! It’s good to hear about the children’s activities and I’m sure they’ll love showing those of us who can barely remember what we did at school what has changed and seeing their names in print! It is good to see that wellbeing is high on the agenda, with visits from the very cute Sam, the wellbeing dog, and I love the idea of the ‘buddy bench’ encouraging kindness, empathy and inclusion. 

February Edition

Our environment appears to be the priority this month with a clean up of the river Fromus planned, a review of the meeting to discuss National Grid’s SEALINK proposals and of course recent flooding which is ever more frequent. If you wish to get involved maybe join the working party for the river clean or go along to council meetings and have your say – the presence of members of the public is welcomed!  

January Edition

It is good to hear that Julia Ewart, is letting us know she is trying to get somewhere with the ongoing flooding issues (see page 7). Despite the many years the Leiston Road flooding has been constantly referred to on the chat pages of both Leiston & Saxmundham no-one ‘in the know’ ever seems to come forward and tell us exactly why a permanent solution has not been found. It baffles me and frustrates many, particularly as the alternative routes are becoming just as flooded. Let’s hope the recent amusing ‘signage’ and publicity will jolt someone into action!