Bury St Edmunds Town Council Wardens

It was Speed Indicator Device (SIDS) change over week.

You can now find the devices at the following locations:

Tollgate Lane
Nowton Road
Wilks Road
Horringer Road
Bedingfeld Way

Remember kill your speed, it’s 30 for a reason!

Watch over the next few months as there will be new locations introduced.

Great to see the fantasticKaren Cannard at the Marham Park Community reclaim the woods day.

We look forward to seeing you again very soon to talk Coffee Mugs ☕️

Great to meet Stacey Dooley from the BBC Today at Marham Park Community reclaim the woods day.

We look forward to seeing the documentary aired later this year.

It was great to join in with the Reclaim the Woods project today at Marham Park Community

A big shoutout to Mandy Emery for a fantastic and well organised day, and her fantastic husband for keeping everyone feed and watered.

It was great to see so many people from both the Howard Estate and Marham Park coming together to tackle a problem jointly.

It was also great to chat to Stacey Dooley from the BBC

Great to work alongside both Councillor Frank Stennett and Andrew Harvey from Waste services West Suffolk Council

Little Oscar was a fantastic Junior Warden

Keep up the great work Oscar See you soon

Marham Park Community

Meet Little Oscar today who became a Junior Bury St Edmunds Town Council Wardens today during the Marham Park Community reclaim the woods day and joined Bradley and Charlie.

He did a fantastic job today!

Bin Upgraded.

Thanks to fantastic Ross for bringing up that he thought the bin at station hill had out grown its use and letting us know at Bury St Edmunds Town Council Ross noticed this as he litter picks the area regularly.

We brought this up with West Suffolk Council as this is one of their bins and they have now upgraded it to a bigger and better bin for the area.

Flash back to October 2025 where Bury in Bloom teamed up with Bury St Edmunds Town Council to enhance Eastgate street by giving some of the road side posts a good refresh we had the pleasure in teaming up with Chris Wiley from Bury in Bloom yesterday to install 2 brand new flower towers to enhance Eastgate Street.

Look out over the next few days as they will be planted up by Chris 🌷

It was great to spend the morning linking up with the volunteers from Bury in Bloom on the smile bed, lending a hand to shovel 🪏 the compost and then help to plant the bed out.

This has to be one of the best entry points coming into bury and the name is certainly right “ the smile bed” it sure does make you smile on the way into work in the mornings.

It’s nice to work on each other’s projects.

Partnership working at its best!

So we are just a few days away now from the launch of the Keeping Tenants Cultivating project at cotton lane allotments, which was funded by The National Lottery Community Fund

Today the final touch’s have been put in place.

Keep an eye out for the Officail opening photos and videos on Saturday.