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Notes from Meeting Pakenham PC Sizewell C (pdf)
Minutes 31 March 2021 (pdf)
Minutes 17 March 2021 (pdf)
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Minutes 20 January 2021 (pdf)
Sizewell C Survey of Fenland (pdf)
Minutes 16 December 2020 (pdf)
Sizewell C consultation Comments from Pakenham Parish Council (pdf)
Minutes 25 November 2020 (pdf)
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Minutes 27 June 2019 (pdf)
Minutes 23 May 2019 (pdf)
Draft Minutes Annual Parish Meeting 2019 (pdf)
Minutes 24 April 2019 (pdf)
Minutes 20 March 2019 (pdf)
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Pakenham is a small village with an electorate of approximately 700 situated in the Borough of St Edmundsbury.

The heart of the village is a conservation area and there is ribbon development along a winding lane towards the flood plain and the mere.

The village also boasts a watermill and a windmill both of which are open to the public.