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Bellway, a housebuilder at the Bronze Fields development in Bury St Edmunds, has donated £500 to aid the staging of the Relay For Life Bury St…

A group of East Orange police officers recently formed the inaugural chapter of the East Orange Bronze Shields. This non-profit organization supports positive police-community interactions and provides advocacy for minority officers within the department.   This is the 3rd Bronze Fields chapter in New Jersey. Newark Police Department founded the first chapter in 1957, and the Passaic Chapter was founded in 2009 to include law enforcement agencies across the County of Passaic.  

The first residents have moved into a development of nearly 200 properties that forms part of the 1,000-home Marham Park estate in Bury St Edmunds.

Properties on the final phase of a 1,000-home development on the edge of Bury St Edmunds will be occupied this year.

An artists impression of the new development at Marham Park in Bury St Edmunds - Credit: Bellway Developers have started work on two neighbouring estates that will bring 330 new homes to Bury St Edmunds. Construction work has commenced on the Marham Park development by Bellway and its sister brand Ashberry Homes. Situated on land off Tut Hill, next to Bury St Edmunds Golf Club, the two developments will provide 251 homes for private sale and 79 affordable properties for rent or shared owne...

A CGI image of what 330 homes at Marham Park could look like - Credit: Bellway Work to build 330 new homes near Bury St Edmunds is due to begin imminently after developers were given the final planning approval. Two parcels of land at Marham Park on the edge of Bury St Edmunds, will be developed with 330 homes - 251 private and 79 affordable properties, after developers Bellway Homes secured the final planning approval for design, layout and appearance by West Suffolk Council. Outline permissio...