Leavenheath
Parish Council
Parish Council
Parish Council
The LSPN Newsletter is produced by Spingold Graphics in Nayland, and contains village news, details of local church services, parish council reports, as well as information about organisations and forthcoming events in the village. Monthly issues are published and distributed to every household in the parish.
LSPN contacts:
Tel: 01206 262751 or enquiries@spingold.co.uk or Website.
In an emergency always ring 999 (non emergency dial 101 for local police)
The local police encourage members of the public to report minor crime or concerns as such information can often help to 'complete a jigsaw'.
Leavenheath is part of the Sudbury Safer Neighbourhood Team based at Sudbury Police Station
Tel: 101
Email: sudbury.snt@suffolk.pnn.police.uk
There is a police website which contains lots of useful information including a crime map which will display information about crimes by area. Just type in your postcode to bring up information for your area.www.police.uk or see link at top of site.
Police Connect is a messaging service connecting you to the very latest policing news for your area via e-mail, text or phone.
There is no charge for this service - all messages you receive are free.
You can register to receive information about the issues that most matter to you and be among the first to be alerted by police in the case of an emergency affecting your area.
You can choose to receive regular updates on crime and public appeals, safety advice and meetings and events. There is the option to receive information about a range of specific interest areas — such as ‘rural’ or ‘rivers and coastal’ — as well as updates for business owners and news from your Police and Crime Commissioner. The choice is yours.
You can register for this service by contacting Suffolk Police, see their website for more information www.suffolk.police.uk or follow this link
representing Leavenheath in the Stour Valley Division
James Finch, Rose Cottage, 5 Fen Street, Nayland, Suffolk, CO6 4HT
Tel: 01206 263649
Email: james.finch@suffolk.gov.uk
Suffolk County Council website: www.suffolkcc.gov.uk
representing Leavenheath Ward for the Parishes of Assington, Leavenheath, Little Cornard and Newton
Lee Parker, 2 Hall Cottages, Church Road, Newton CO10 0QR
Tel: 01787 376073 Mobile: 07970 196884
Email: lee.parker@babergh.gov.uk
Babergh District Council website: www.babergh.gov.uk
James Cartlidge, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
Tel: 020 7219 4875
Email: james.cartlidge.mp@parliament.uk
Website: www.jamescartlidge.com
Suffolk County Council is responsible for public highways
Click here to go to the SCC highways section of the SCC website. From this page you can report potholes, find out about roadworks and lots more.
Public Transport
For further information Tel: 0345 6066171
Latest road holdups map - Roadworks.org
There are libraries in Sudbury, Hadleigh and Colchester. Mobile library calling to Leavenheath on a Saturday. Link to timetable
Doctors:—
Hadleigh & Boxford Group Practice www.hadleighhealth.co.uk
Hadleigh Health Centre, Market Place, Hadleigh IP7 5DN Tel: 01473 822961
Creffield Medical Centre - including Nayland and West Bergholt can be found here
Nayland Surgery, 93 Bear Street, Nayland CO6 4LA. Tel 01206 262202 can be found here
Hospitals:— There are accident & emergency departments at:
For Quality Advice - Social Justice : It is never too late to seek advice, whatever the problem. We are an independent local charity and deliver free advice from our offices, outreach locations, online and by phone. And we campaign for positive change to people’s lives.
105 is the national phone number to report power cuts in the local area
Vulnerable customers who would like to sign up to the Priority Services Register can still call 0800 169 9970.
Suffolk County Council has created the ‘Report a flood in Suffolk’ webpage.
www.suffolk.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/flooding-and-drainage/report-a-flood-in-suffolk
This helps to inform users which organisation they should report their flood to, and provides links to try and make this process as simple as possible. Historically, flooding tends to go under-reported due to the fear of an increase in insurance costs, but a new government scheme known as “Flood Re” has helped to significantly reduce the burden on homeowners. If you are aware of any areas which may have suffered from flooding, we would encourage you to use our reporting tool and make the relevant risk management authorities aware.
You can also find plenty more information on a number of different flooding and drainage issues (such as ditches, highway drainage, and the responsibilities of private owners) on the Suffolk County Council webpage.
www.suffolk.gov.uk/roads-and-transport/flooding-and-drainage
Vets are located in Sudbury, Hadleigh, Long Melford and Colchester
The nearest Post Offices are in Stoke-by-Nayland and Great Horkesley.
Organised by Babergh District Council.
Click here for link to Babergh Waste and Recycling web page.
The nearest recycling centres are the Suffolk County Council Household Waste Site at Crockett Way, Hadleigh, Suffolk IP7 6AH (off Lady Lane Industrial Estate) Hadleigh, or Sudbury Sandy Lane, Sudbury CO10 7HG
Fly-tipping should be reported to Babergh District Council using the link below.
Click here to find advice and information about flytipping.
State education is served by two primary schools; one in Nayland and one in Stoke by Nayland (both with excellent Ofsted reports)
The education system in Suffolk has reverted to two tiers. So at eleven years old children then carry on to the secondary school, Thomas Gainsborough School at Great Cornard. There are alternative private education establishments in surrounding villages.
H Byham & Son Ltd, Ballingdon Dairy, Sudbury Tel 01787 372526
The nearest petrol stations and garages are in Boxford or Stoke by Nayland.
Click here to vist Babergh Planning Department
