Added 5.1.25
The most recent set of local planning applications being monitored by the Planning Group are available to view.
Added 19.12.24
The Society's Planning Group has prepared a response to the latest set of proposals from Active Travel Woodbridge, focused on the town centre. View and download the response via the link below.
(Image: Active Travel Woodbridge)
Added 14.12.24
We would like to wish all our members and visitors a merry Christmas and all the best for 2025.
(Photo: Mike Whitby)
Added 23.11.24
We look back on our four enjoyable and well-attended summer visits in a short report available below and on the Activities page.
(Image: Katie's Garden Centre)
Added 20.11.24
Active Travel Woodbridge have launched a consultation on proposed improvements to the town centre. The consultation can be accessed via the link below and is open until 10th January 2025. Two drop-in events will be held: Saturday 30th November 9.30am-12.30pm at Woodbridge Community Centre and Thursday 5th December 10am-12.30pm at St Mary's Church Hall.
(Image: Active Travel Woodbridge)
Added 14.11.24
Society Chair Garth Pollard provides an update on local developments including the Melton Neighbourhood Plan, Active Travel Woodbridge and City Fibre. Click below to view and download the document.
(Image: David Mortimer)
Added 10.11.24
Our next talk will be on Wednesday 5th March 2025 when Graham Murchie will join us to speak about the story of radar. We will also hold our AGM at this meeting. All our talks take place at Quay Church, Woodbridge and start at 7.30pm.
Added 24.10.24
The Society's Planning Committee has prepared a response to Suffolk County Council's A12 Major Road Network consultation. Click below to read our response.
(Image: Suffolk County Council)
Welcome to the Woodbridge & Melton Society, the civic society for these two historic towns on the River Deben in Suffolk.
The Society was founded in Woodbridge in 1951 and its chief interest is in the quality of the environment in which, as residents, we live. It brings together people who are interested in the well-being of the two towns, the preservation of their historic character and the way they develop in the future.
The Society: