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CLondoner92 (New Account)

#Wildlife identification boards have been installed at 15 rail stations across #Essex and South #Suffolk, thanks to a £500 grant from Greater Anglia’s Customer and Community Improvement Fund. The boards, which focus on bees and butterflies, are part of a project by the Essex and South Suffolk Community Rail Partnership (CRP). Stations with wildlife gardens or pollinator-friendly planters, maintained by community volunteers, offer ideal spots for observing local species. Jayne Sumner from CRP highlighted the importance of these mini havens for wildlife, especially as habitats face threats. Greater Anglia’s Partnerships Manager, Scott Dolling, praised the initiative, which supports pollinators and fosters community involvement, with over 335 volunteers enhancing over 10,000 square metres of land.
greateranglia.co.uk/about-us/n

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CLondoner92 (New Account)

Signage at rail stations across #Essex has been upgraded with a £7,000 grant from Greater Anglia’s Customer and Community Improvement Fund. The Essex and South #Suffolk Community Rail Partnership (CRP) used the funding to install line-specific branding at all stations on the six rail branch lines in Essex. These lines, including the Sunshine Coast, #Mayflower, #Gainsborough, #Flitch, Crouch Valley, and #Southend lines, now feature unique logos on station signage to help passengers identify their routes easily. Jayne Sumner from the CRP highlighted the significance of the new branding in promoting each line’s identity. Greater Anglia’s Partnerships Manager, Scott Dolling, praised the initiative for improving station signage and supporting community-focused rail enhancements. The Customer and Community Improvement Fund aims to support local initiatives that enhance rail travel and benefit the community.
greateranglia.co.uk/about-us/n

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Sobtanian

Good morning.

Regular listeners will remember that there’s someone who decorates the postboxes in our village regularly with seasonal #knitting and #crochet #art.

Well today I found out that it’s a woman!

I can’t pretend not to be slightly disappointed that it isn’t a man 😅

Maybe I should start making rival toppers and start a turf war?

Red post box with a knitted topper. It’s an orange and white cone with triangle signs next to it saying TOPPER UNDER CONSTRUCTION, DIVERSION, and LADY AT WORK. The latter has a tiny set of knitting needles and yarn next to it. There’s also a traffic light behind all these. It’s beautiful.
#suffolk#england
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Alex@rtnVFRmedia Suffolk UK

The new #transmitter I tested last week was installed at #Ipswich #CommunityRadio today in plant room of the general hospital (antenna is on maternity block) along with a SIM for a better LTE network, we now have full 50W output and full telemetry/control available via the PC (which also does #soundprocessing and #RDS ), so I can check all this is working (including keeping an eye on the FM deviation and TX endstage temperature) from home or my office 20 km away.. #BroadcastEngineering #Suffolk

TX50 on a desk with a dummy load
First test with only 19KHz pilot tone present and no programme audio, to check the TX has PLL lock and works at 50W output
Using the car radio to monitor the audio and checking the TX site PC (I am safely parked up, it would be highly illegal and unsafe to try this whilst driving!)
Screenshot of the telemetry programme from the TX and soundprocessing window behind it
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CLondoner92 (New Account)

A trial of #Wrightbus hydrogen buses for Sizewell C workers has launched in #Suffolk, marking a step towards reducing construction emissions. If successful, Sizewell C could order up to 150 #buses, creating the UK's largest #hydrogen fleet. This initiative supports the region’s hydrogen #economy, creates #UK jobs, and reduces local transport impacts. Ryze Power supplies the green hydrogen, and a mobile refuelling system is also being tested. Sizewell C’s goal is to decarbonise its operations and accelerate the hydrogen transition. Wrightbus’s hydrogen buses, built in Northern #Ireland, contribute to UK manufacturing. The trial aims to encourage further hydrogen adoption across the region. If successful, it could help establish a broader hydrogen #transport network in the East of #England.
wrightbus.com/en-gb/Sizewell-C

The image features a modern double-decker bus with a sleek white exterior design. The front and right side of the bus are visible, showcasing its large windscreen and multiple windows typical of such buses. The top deck has expansive windows, allowing natural light inside. A colourful banner displayed on the side features an image of a sunset over a field. The bus is parked on a paved surface with clear blue skies above, and a few trees are visible in the distant background. The bus is equipped with several distinctive features like twin side mirrors and a black geometric front fascia. Photo by Wrightbus/Ryze Power
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