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CONSULTATION GUIDE

ANOTHER PUBLIC CONSULTATION WILL FOLLOW

The application will not be considered by Suffolk County Council’s planning committee on 20th October as previously expected.

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TRU7 will instead submit further documentation, after which another public consultation will take place.

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When the documents are published, the Stop the Quarry team will review them and update this page with:

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  • a summary of what has changed;

  • the key issues arising from the new information;

  • our assessment of whether previous concerns have been addressed;

  • links to the relevant documents; and

  • guidance on how to submit comments to Suffolk County Council.

IF YOU HAVE ALREADY OBJECTED

 

In October 2025, Suffolk County Council (SCC) asked the applicant — TRU7 — to provide more information about their industrial pit application. In February 2026, TRU7 submitted their responses.


Their response covered 11 topics including transport, noise & vibration, air quality and a ‘Need Case.’


Fundamentally, none of the new information mitigates the harm an industrial pit in this area would cause. The B1077 is still not fit for purpose – the proposed industrial pit is still the wrong development in the wrong area.


The application remains entirely for private greed, not public need.

WHAT SHOULD I DO NOW?​​​

 

There is nothing you need to resubmit at this stage.

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Sign up for our email and WhatsApp updates and we will let you know when the consultation opens and our updated guidance is available.

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Stop the Quarry at Westerfield, Ipswich. Quarry most likely to affect everyone in the area north of Ipswich, including villages such as Westerfield, Tuddenham, Swilland and Witnesham.

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