If you find it difficult to remember which Bin should be put out each week, here is a helpful Bin Collection Calendar that you can either print out to put on your fridge or save as an image to your smart phone.
Please note that recycling collections are changing in June 2026. Further information can be found at East Suffolk Council.
If you find it difficult to remember which Bin should be put out each week, here is a helpful Bin Collection Calendar that you can either print out to put on your fridge or save as an image to your smart phone.
Suffolk County Council has added a contended public footpath from Hollesley Restricted Byway 5 at Ordnance Survey Grid Reference (OSGR) 63419,24566 to Hollesley Footpath 4 at OSGR 63431,24534, subject to appeal.
Hollesley Parish Council are still looking to co-opt a Councillor. If you are interested please contact the Clerk on 07534 428705
Here is the Map to use if you are completing a User Evidence Statement: Map
If you struggle to remember which Wheelie Bin to put out, fear not, our Clerk has produced a handy A4 size Calendar to assist you. All you need to work out is if you are on Collection 1 or Collection 2!
It appears that not all Hollesley residents are on the same Bin Collection Schedule. If your BLUE Bin was collected this week you will need to use this Bin Collection Calendar to remind you of your collection dates in 2023.
If you find it difficult to remember which Bin should be put out each week, here is a helpful Bin Collection Calendar that you can either print out to put on your fridge or save as an image to your smart phone.
With inflation and interest rates rising, and a sharp rise in fuel cost recently, times are very hard for some families. If you are in need of help please take a look at this leaflet from Suffolk County Council: Cost of Living Support in Suffolk
When Hollesley Village Hall was built in 1965 a ‘Management Committee’ (in the form of a Charitable Trust) was set up to manage the day to day running of the hall. The structure of the Committee was such that it meant it could not hold the Legal Title to the building and land so, Hollesley Parish Council was appointed as a ‘Custodian Trustee’ to the Trust, with the sole purpose of holding the Legal Title.
Read more on Transfer of the Legal Title of Hollesley Village Hall
Like all villages, Hollesley has an issue with some drivers ignoring the speed limits and driving too fast on our roads. However, a group of Hollesley residents are having an impact on these people.
