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Woolverstone Parish Council draft response to Climate and Wildlife Emergency (pdf)
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Joint Local Plan Preferred options consultation response Sept 2019 (pdf)
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WPC response to Boundary Commission draft proposals (pdf)
26 Nov 17 (pdf)
Joint Local Plan consultation response (pdf)
30 Oct 17 (pdf)
Slides from Woolverstone Village meeting re. JLP on 11 Nov 17 (pptx)
26 Sept 17 (pdf)
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30 July 17 (pdf)
Draft Joint Local Plan consultation doc (pdf)
Parish meeting with BDC 130717 (pdf)
30 June 17 update (pdf)
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31 March 17 (pdf)
26 February 17 (pdf)
Statement - Refusal of Leave to Appeal (pdf)
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24 Dec 17 (pdf)
9 December 16 (pdf)
9 November 16 (pdf)
11 July 2016 (docx)
21 May 2016 (pdf)
3 May 2016 (pdf)
17 April 2016 (pdf)
10 April 2016 (pdf)
Statement in response to Shotley Parish Council (pdf)
18 March 2016 (pdf)
28 February 2016 (doc)
3 February 2016 (pdf)
24 January 2016 (pdf)
18 December 2015 (pdf)
25 September 2015 (pdf)
3 November 2015 (pdf)
7 December 2015 (pdf)
Welcome Pack
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Woolverstone-Park-Obelisk.pdf (pdf)
Art Show poster (pdf)
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Woolverstone is a small village situated some 4 miles from Suffolk's county town of Ipswich. The River Orwell flows along its northern boundary.

The village is within a conservation area and situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The conservation area was designated in 1989 and a further appraisal was carried out in 2008 by Babergh District Council's Conservation Officer and adopted. You can find a copy of this under 'Parish Council'

Woolverstone owes much of its present shape to the Berners family who bought the estate and built, amongst other properties in the village, the Hall which is considered to be one of the finest examples of the Palladian style.

If you have just moved to the village, you may find the Welcome Pack of help.

You might be interested in our growing Facebook page about Woolverstone's history. You can find it here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2044317292447243/