Meeting Dates January 2023 to March 2024 have been published - check Events Calendar

The Council has previously resolved to meet six times a year, usually on the first Monday of the month, and on such other occasions as are necessary to transact business. Meetings start at 7.15pm and will take place at a public venue in the parish, currently the Angela Cobbold Hall, unless other legislation applies (eg for Covid19).
The Council has already resolved to meet on:
Monday 9 January 2023:
Monday 6 March 2023: Annual Parish Meeting, followed by Parish Council Meeting
Proposed Dates are:
Monday 15 May 2023 Annual Parish Council Meeting
Monday 3 July 2023
Monday 4 September 2023
Monday 6 November 2023
Monday 8 January 2024
Monday 4 March 2024 Annual Parish Meeting, following by Council Meeting
Provisional Dates for additional Parish Council Meetings, if required by business to be transacted:
6 February,11 April, 5 June, 7 August, 2 October, 4 December 2023 and 5 February 2024
NOTES
Easter: 7-10 April 2023
Early May Bank Holiday: Monday 1 May 2023
Parish Council Elections: 4 May The PC must meet within a fixed period thereafter
Coronation Day: Saturday 6 May 2023 (no Bank Holiday announced)
Spring Bank Holiday: Monday 29 May 2023
August Bank Holiday: Monday 28 August 2023
Agendas are published here:
Record of Agendas » LBPC (onesuffolk.net)
The Annual Parish Council meeting is in effect an AGM of the Council, and the Chairman and Vice Chairman are elected for the year and appointments made. It must be held in May.
The Annual Parish Meeting is not a Parish Council meeting. The parish is required to hold one annual parish meeting between 1 March and 1 June, arranged by the Parish Council. Proceedings must not begin before 6pm. The Chairman of the Parish Council (or vice-chair if the Chairman is unable to attend) presides. The Agenda is a standard agenda, to give reports on activities during the year. It is also an opportunity for parishioners to question and discuss any issues relating to the parish that they wish to raise, to receive reports from County and District Councillors and perhaps reports from those receiving Council donations, and from any other community organisations and interest groups that wish to participate.