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The third stage of a consultation into the future of the Abbey estate in Thetford is set to begin next week.

26 homes will be built off Shop Street in Worlingworth. - Credit: Google Maps Final approval has been given for the design of 26 new homes in Worlingworth which have been in the pipeline since 2018, despite concerns over flooding issues and sustainability.  Outline planning permission to develop land to the south of Shop Street, Worlingworth, was approved in 2018, and now there are just weeks left until the planning permission lapses.  Mid Suffolk District Council's development control B committee voted to approve the final matters — scale, access, appearance, layout and landscaping ...

Published: 1:28 PM April 28, 2021    Updated: 5:43 PM April 28, 2021 Mark Burghall, development director at Flagship Group, cuts the first sod at the site in Martham, watched by Paul Pitcher, managing director of Wellington. - Credit: Newman Associates PR Forty-six new affordable homes are taking shape in a growing village targeted by developers. The £7.8m project will see 30 new homes made available for affordable rent and 16 for shared ownership. Flagship Group development director Mark Burghall joined Paul Pitcher, managing director of constructor Wellington, to cut the first sod at ...

REvil ransomware gang claims it stole top-secret tech designs – including Apple lappies – from Quanta Computer Threatens to release designs and data if not paid. But dangles 2005-vintage ThinkPad as proof it's serious Share Copy An entity claiming to represent ransomware gang REvil says it has accessed "large quantities of confidential drawings and gigabytes of personal data" from Quanta Computer Incorporated, a Taiwanese manufacturer that builds laptops and other gadgets for the likes of Apple, Dell, HPE, Lenovo, Cisco, and plenty of other top-tier tech companies. REvil said it i...

The Abbey Estate in Thetford. Pic: Sonya Duncan;. - Credit: Sonya Duncan Fly tipping, garages and anti-social behaviour have been highlighted as the biggest issues on a housing estate, after more than 400 residents took part in an online survey.  Residents of the Abbey estate in Thetford are now being invited to share their thoughts about their area at virtual workshops taking place on Thursday, February 25.  It is the latest opportunity for local people to have their say on what matters to them and comes as part of ongoing engagement about the Abbey, led by Flagship Group.   Resid...