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Thank you to Matt Byham (pictured below) who has skillfully taken these Babergh District Council has completed the purchase of a section of land in Great Cornard that will link the parish to Sudbury via a Stour-side footpath. The land had previously photographs been owned byon thethe Long Melford and River Stour at Sudbury Sudbury Angling Association, which agreed to sell the land to Babergh. To mark the purchase Babergh’s
Leader, Cllr John Ward, visited the area and was joined by Great Cornard councillors Tony Bavington, Tom Burrows and Mark Newman, and Cllr Jan Osborne, who has been closely involved in the delivery of the footpath. Once completed the path will provide an extension to the existing Cornard Riverside Path, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy more of the riverbank as well as providing pedestrian access to the River Stour Trust’s Visitor and Education Centre at Dovehouse Meadow. When complete, the path will form a pedestrian route from Dovehouse Meadow in Great Cornard to the Cornard Riverside Path. This area had previously formed a ‘missing link’ and its purchase will now enable the entire route from Dovehouse Meadow to Friars Meadow near the Kingfisher Leisure Centre to be enjoyed. Cllr John Ward, Leader of Babergh District Council, said: “The purchase of this land, with the co-operation of the Angling Association, is great news: there has been a real drive for this path from both the community and from councillors across the political spectrum. We’re now set to complete the path and I’m looking forward to putting on my walking boots and enjoying the sights and sounds of the Stour from Dovehouse Meadow to Friars Meadow.”
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The COVID-19 lockdown has led to local Anxiety Coach Kerry Gooden to team up with Sudbury service Just Talk 2019 to raise awareness of the hidden anxiety pandemic. From making banana bread to crafting COVID-19 blankets, the lockdown has meant a lot of us have been able to unleash our creative sides. Kerry Gooden is among them. Investing in a new sewing machine just six weeks ago to craft some cushions, her isolation project evolved into something both bang on trend and a fundraising opportunity for a service very close to her heart. Since getting up to speed with her new machine, qualified STILL Method anxiety coach Kerry is now turning her hand to fashioning functional, fully washable protective face coverings. Kerry launched her timely new line just days before the Prime Minister’s 10th May address to the nation and its recommendation for the nation’s public to don facemasks when out in enclosed public spaces, such as supermarkets and on public transport. She explains how she got the idea to turn her own response to the pandemic into something positive: “Being in lockdown in the early days I, like a lot of people, just became hung up on watching the news,” says Kerry. “My anxiety was skyrocketing, so I decided to put into practice what I teach, turn off the rolling news and look for ways to do something constructive.” “From people I talk to, seeing people outside wearing medical facemasks just adds to the heightened fears a lot of people have, which is why I decided to look for some brightly coloured and fashionable textiles online to make my own face coverings.’’ “Each one has three layers and made out of cotton or polycotton. They are fully washable too, so reducing waste, which is a problem with plastic-based medical-grade masks.” Moments after announcing her new venture, Kerry received a flurry of orders for her colourful creations through her Facebook page and is working hard to keep pace. Even better is that, recognising the less newsworthy, but no-lessimportant anxiety epidemic in the UK, Kerry is donating �1 from every face-mask to JustTalk2019. The work the service does is likely to be even more vital as COVID19’s wider impact on wellbeing becomes clear in the coming months. Researchers examining the incidence of anxiety, stress disorders and depression in China after the lockdown there earlier this year noted a surge in mental health referrals. Medical professionals are expecting a similar upswing here in the UK. Already one in ten young people experience anxiety and one in four of the adult population will experience a mental health challenge at some point in their lives. Award winning counselling service JustTalk2019 and accredited anxiety coaches such as Kerry Gooden are providing a muchneeded service to help people overcome these life challenges and face a healthier future. Director of Justtalk2019, and BACP media spokesperson Glenda D Roberts adds ‘’Justtalk2019 are very grateful for Kerry’s kind offer and as we think highly of those that use our service and our team, we thought this was a fantastic idea to safeguard everyone, so, all will have the opportunity to purchase a face covering if they wish to do so. Our Bridge Fund needs continuous donations so that we can continue to offer affordable counselling to those that need it. If you are thinking of having counselling or would like to donate to the Bridge Fund, please email us at info@justtalk2019.com or call 0330 120 0279.’’ If you would like to support this venture and help to contribute to the good work that Justtalk2019 does, please contact Kerry via her Facebook page ‘Kerry Gooden Anxiety Coach’ or email kerry.gooden@thestillmethod.co.uk
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Keejays Ltd, which has been making speciality sauces and In most situations, when a relationship pastes for professional kitchens since 1985, in Hadleigh, comes to an end it will be in the best Suffolk, has launched a new Hand Sanitiser developed with interests for any children to still maintain the hardworking essential workers who are continuing to contact with both parents. In an ideal create forfather the and UK the onmother a daily situation,food both the will basis and are not able to use heavily fragranced products currently the market. be able to agree the amount of contact without the on courts involvement, Keejays has now focused around 30% of its production however, ifLtd this cannot be agreed the courts will intervene. towards creating Goldfish Hand Sanitising Gel. Made withBrand their children and the court deem the A father has a right its to contact with 70% Isopropyl Alcohol, Handregarding Sanitising kill parents the best people to make thethe decision how Gel muchwill contact 99.9% of bacteria while same to time beingbenon-perfumed, each parent should have. The at onlythe exception this would in specific cases where previous on the part With of a parent may indicate otherwise. quick drying behaviour and easy-to-use. no sticky residue, this gel There are no rules regarding amount of contact that theclean, father is absorbed quickly into the theminimum skin and leaves a smooth, the fatherfor contact one night is entitled to, with manyfor families choosing to allow moisturised feeling those who use it – perfect professional a week andfactories alternativeand weekends through to Sunday). Thisas is obviously kitchens, other (Friday food-producing premises, well as in line with what suits the family bestfor and considerations such as adetermined whole host of other businesses looking these characteristics. the mother and fathers working hours and distance from each other need to The Goldfish Brand Hand Sanitising Gel is being packed in be factored into account. aWhat 5L ifcontainer. One case consisting of 4 x 5L. A full pallet an agreement can’t be reached? will be 30 where cases, include delivery to getting one address. In instances the which amount will of contact cannot be agreed, guidance We also packing into may a 300ml top down bottle Law solicitor be necessary andsqueezy doing this is a from are a Family and these are cases of 30. A parents full pallet will recommended first packed step. The in court may insist on both attending be 64 cases, will include to one inaddress. mediation in order which for an agreement to be delivery reached. However, the event We are cannot happy either ofand the above mediation take to place,supply or is unsuccessful the courts needby to determine how much should have, can be factory. far more the case only, contact for a father collection fromthis our at this point we that complex with a number factors be considered. It is materials Although our pricesofare led having by theto cost of the raw any explicit wishes of child mayjust be taken into consideration, subject to the are not looking tothe profiteer, to make a reasonable margin. age/maturity of the child. We are, however, with the increased need for hand sanitiser, as The father’s roletoinwork making decisions people return with the further easing of lock down and Regardless ofre-opening, the amount anticipating of contact theanother father has each week with the businesses increase in the cost child/children, if the father has parental responsibility then the father is still of raw materials, especially as the large companies go back to legally entitled to be involved in key decisions about the child’s future, for making spirits rather than alcohol for sanitiser! example, the choice of school or where they should receive medical care. IfThese the above is of interest please contact on 01473 or decisions would need to be made jointlyus alongside the 827304 mother who would also have parental responsibility. enquiries@keejays.co.uk for pricing and to place your order In most situations of divorce or separation proceedings, a father will have parental responsibility. This includes where the mother and father were married, or if they were not married but the father is named on the birth certificate and the child was born after 1st December 2003. Holmes & Hills Solicitors, 96 North Street, Sudbury, Suffolk CO10 1RF After an enforced break of far01787 too many weeks the 2 courses at Stoke 275275
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Communities benefit from Coronavirus funding boost totalling over �100,000 Communities have received more than �100,000 in vital funding from Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils – helping them to respond to Covid-19 and paving the way for a stronger society. Both councils acknowledge the key role of community groups, along with town and parish councils, in easing the challenges faced by residents at this time. In recognition of this and the financial hardships arising from the pandemic, a new Covid-19 Emerging Needs Grant was set up last month, ensuring much-needed funding could be provided to new and existing groups across both districts. Grants of up to �2,500 can be applied for to cover increased costs incurred as a result of the Coronavirus. The grant has a straightforward applications process, allowing applicants to receive funding within weeks and resulting in almost 80 applications being submitted to date. This figure is set to increase, with grants continuing to be made available. The councils’ Grants team has responded to 98% of applicants so far and grants totalling more than �101,250 have already been approved. Included within this figure is over �15,000 of funding for local foodbanks. Grants have also been offered to organisations providing meals on wheels, community information services and mental health outreach programmes. Grant recipient Mencap said: “This grant will ensure that we will be able to provide the helpline service in Babergh and Mid Suffolk to people with a learning disability and their families and carers. In this challenging and unprecedented time, the impact of this will be vital.” The crucial work of community groups has been complemented by the Home, But Not Alone service, set up the county-wide Collaborative Communities Board - providing emergency assistance by linking TRIBE volunteers to vulnerable residents with care needs or loneliness. Since its launch at the end of March, the helpline has received over 8,500 calls. Babergh and Mid Suffolk District Councils have managed referrals for its districts, including the distribution of vital medication and urgent requests for food. One caller said: “A lady very kindly gave me her direct line number and arranged an emergency food parcel. Although we’d only spoken in the afternoon, the food parcel arrived by 6pm that night, which was absolutely marvellous.” This invaluable support continuing, as the virus and its aftermath remains, is a priority for both councils. Plans are being put in place to cement the community groups and good neighbour schemes created in response to Covid-19, with localities officers from the councils’ Communities team aiding with this. Cllr Derek Davis, Cabinet Member for Communities for Babergh District Council said: “I’d like to thank communities in Babergh who have demonstrated immense strength and resilience at a time of national emergency. They are doing an amazing job and we will continue to do all we can to support their efforts.” Cllr Julie Flatman, Cabinet Member for Communities and Housing for Mid Suffolk District Council said: “I am pleased our grants have already made a real difference to the communities pulling together in response to Covid-19. Although government restrictions are starting to ease, the virus will be with us for some time and protecting our most vulnerable residents remains a priority.”
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New grant scheme opens for small businesses A new Discretionary Grant is now open for businesses based in shared offices or other flexible workspaces, market traders, bed and breakfasts and small charity properties. As part of the Government’s extended package of COVID-19 support, the grant is for businesses who are not eligible for either the Small Business or Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant Funds but still have ongoing fixed property-related costs such as rent, license fees, hire or mortgage payments. •
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To access the Discretionary Grant, eligible businesses must complete an online application form and provide evidence they operate from a single premises, were trading at the premises on 11 March 2020 and demonstrate a significant fall in income due to COVID-19. The first phase of applications is open until Friday 19th June. The value of the grants in Babergh and Mid Suffolk range between �2,500 - �5,000 and can only be claimed by businesses who have been unable to access any other grants (excluding the SelfEmployed Income Support Scheme). The grant allowance has been set individually by each local authority depending on the level of funding they have received from Government while also aiming to support as many small businesses as possible. Unlike the Small Business Grant Fund and Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant Fund, which allocated grants automatically to certain businesses based on their rateable business rates, the Discretionary Grant will take into account certain factors when determining the grant allocation. These factors include fixed costs, number of employees, ability to trade online, whether a business has had to close completely and the scale of losses due to COVID-19. Cllr Michael Holt, Babergh District Council’s Cabinet Member for Economic Growth said: “We understand the challenges that our small businesses have faced due to the coronavirus crisis and we welcome the introduction of the Discretionary Grant that will help smaller businesses in shared spaces, market traders as well as B&Bs and charities who have been unable to access any other financial support.” Cllr Gerard Brewster, Mid Suffolk Council’s Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Economic Growth said: “I urge small businesses with property costs to find out whether they qualify for the Discretionary Grant and apply as soon as possible. There are a huge number of ongoing challenges for our smaller businesses and charities and this fund could make a huge difference to those that are struggling in the current economic climate.” Once the first phase of the Discretionary Grant funding has closed, the Council will review the remaining budgets and hope to open the grant to other types of small businesses in the districts. The Small Business Grant and Retail, Hospitality and Leisure Grant Funds are both still open for new applications. For more information about the Discretionary Grant including
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