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Search the Public Notice PortalA number of public notices have been issued across Suffolk this week, including road restrictions, extended footpath closures and a new alcohol licence application.
Changes are also being proposed to parking restrictions on a busy road near Ipswich.
Here are five notices to be aware of.
More information can be found on the Public Notice Portal.
1. Kelsale footpath closure extended
The closure of Footpath 17 in Kelsale cum Carlton has been extended until May 19, 2027, or until works are completed.
The path is closed from North Green for 65 metres north-east to maintain public safety during building works.
It had previously been due to reopen in November.
2. 30mph limit planned in Ixworth
A temporary 30mph speed restriction is planned for part of the A1088 in Ixworth while water mains works take place.
The restriction, between Ixworth Road and the A143, is expected to operate from Monday, November 16, until Friday, November 27.
Other co-ordinated works could also take place during this period.
3. Parking changes proposed near Trinity Park
Suffolk County Council is proposing changes to waiting restrictions along Felixstowe Road in Foxhall.
The plans would introduce no waiting between 8am and 6pm from Monday to Friday, excluding bank and public holidays, on a section near an access to Trinity Park.
Existing limited-waiting restrictions would also be removed from sections of the road near Glenshee.
4. Newbourne Kitchen seeks alcohol licence
Newbourne Kitchen Limited has applied for a premises licence for Newbourne Kitchen in Mill Road, Newbourne.
The business wants permission to sell alcohol on and off the premises between 10am and 3pm daily during café hours.
It is also seeking alcohol sales until 11pm for occasional private functions.
5. Sudbury footpath closure extended
Footpath 6 in Sudbury will remain closed to pedestrians while works are carried out.
The closure, which began in June, has been extended until November 26, 2027, or until the work is completed.
Pedestrians are being directed along a signed temporary tarmac path.
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