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Felixstowe Library closed
Felixstowe library is currently closed to the public due to a power cut.
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Council supports charities in bid to reuse office furniture
Suffolk Coastal has been working with local charities, community groups, parish and town councils to ensure that unused office furniture from its previous headquarters is put back into use.
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Local people consulted on Felixstowe promenade cycling
Local people are being asked whether cycling should be allowed on Felixstowe Promenade in the future.
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Overview and Scrutiny Committee - 8 September 2016
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Villages and Council come together to help provide affordable homes
East Suffolk Council is delighted to be providing funding of nearly half a million pounds to help build new affordable homes in a village where people are finding it hard to get on the housing ladder.
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New combined website for Councils
A new website, presenting news, information and services for both Suffolk Coastal and Waveney District Councils is now live.
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Public Space Protection Orders
Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO) form part of a wider package of anti-social behaviour (ASB) tools and powers introduced on 20 October 2014
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Local Plan workshops
A number of workshops have been held at various times during the development of the Suffolk Coastal District Local Plan.
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PSPO
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Flushed with success
The first stage of a wider project to give more people the unique ‘beach hut experience’ in Felixstowe has been completed after £50,000 was invested in refurbishing the public toilets.
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