I was at Ipswich Council’s Port Focus group. At one point it was not clear if there were any councillors from Bridge who would be present (Bryony Rudkin did come in later.) I understand that the minutes will be out soon, and I will link to them. Until then there are some pertinent points:
1. Southern [...]
Bridge Ward News
News from Bridge Ward, Ipswich including the Hayes, Old Stoke, Prince of Wales Drive, Maidenhall Estate and Wherstead Road
Browsing the archives for the Uniland SA tag
1 Aug 09
Breaking News: Southern Cement want to make the noise worse
Thank you to Henry Cooper and Des Pawson who sent this through:
I’ve transcribed the announcement below:
Evening Star, Thursday, July 30, 2009
Southern Cement Ltd (No 1 Shed, Cliff Quay, Port of Ipswich, Suffolk, IP3 0BS)
Southern Cement Ltd has applied to Ipswich Borough Council to vary their Environmental Permit for the blending, packing, loading, unloading and use [...]
25 Jul 09
Southern Cement, some support from the council – at last
I’ve been officially informed by one of the councillors that the Council have postponed rather than cancelled a meeting with Southern Cement. It was all an unfortunate (very unfortunate) turn of phrase and they are instead awaiting developments.
The ludicrously easy to meet request from the group for a direct meeting with Southern Cement is also [...]
21 Jul 09
The Southern Cement Ship is back – and how to complain
I just got this email:
I knew something was odd this morning as they were cleaning the quay side with their mechanical sweeper lorry. It might be a new one.
Anyway as I write 8.45 they are getting the Kovak into place. That means about 11 the ship will arrive and by 12 they should be pumping.
If [...]
10 Jul 09
Southern Cement – more southern than you’d think
Sometimes it’s hardest to see what’s in front of your own nose. So hidden in plain view is a very important fact, Southern Cement- the people causing misery for all those people in the Hayes, in the Maidenhall Estate, on the Wherstead Road and in Chatsworth Crescent, is in fact the British subsidiary of Uniland [...]
