Measures to try to reduce levels of heavy goods vehicle (HGV) traffic in a Suffolk village are under review, amid ongoing concerns about the impact locally. Representatives from local councils and law enforcement were joined by the MP for South Suffolk, James Cartlidge, earlier this month, to discuss problems caused by HGVs driving through Lavenham, via the A1141. Frustrations around pedestrian safety and property damage have been aired by residents and councillors over the last several years, as a consequence of lorries opting to go through the village. This is despite contrary guidance in th…