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29 businesses awarded top food ratings
Eating out or dining in? More food businesses across east Suffolk have been awarded top marks for their food hygiene.
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Free compost giveaway to green fingered residents
International Compost Awareness Week takes place between Sunday 1- Saturday 7 May and to celebrate this, the Suffolk Waste Partnership is giving away free compost and offering advice from Master Composter Volunteers to highlight the environmental and financial benefits for those who choose to make and use their own compost.
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East Suffolk Council meetings
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East Suffolk Shadow Authority meetings
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January 2018 meetings
Read more about "January 2018 meetings"...Overview and Scrutiny Committee 04/01/18 Joint Audit & Governance and Overview & Scrutiny Committee 11/01/18 Planning Committee 16/01/18 Cabinet 17/01/18 Charity Board 24/01/18 Council 24/01/18 Licensing Sub-Committee 29/01/18 -
Women on Wheels Rides come to Rendlesham!
Cycle Suffolk presents Women on Wheels (or WoW for short), an opportunity for all women and girls to get on their bikes to take on a challenge and have some fun!
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Deben Leisure Centre
The new and improved Deben Leisure Centre opened in June 2018, after undergoing a £3.5 million refurbishment, bringing state-of-the-art leisure facilities to Woodbridge. These include a swimming pool, spin studio, dance studio and 54 piece gym.
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Kessingland residents invited to Big Lunch
As part of a national initiative to build strong connected communities, residents from Kessingland are invited to get to know their neighbours at the ‘Big Lunch’.
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CIL spending
New Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) regulations came into force on 1 September 2019. One of the measures that is being changed is the removal of the Regulation 123 Lists upon which CIL collection and expenditure has been based. Under the new regulations the council will publish an infrastructure funding statement by December 2020 which will report on all developer contribution receipts and expenditure, as well as provide a list of projects the council intends to fund through CIL in the short term. In this interim period CIL will continue to be collected in the way detailed within the position statements:
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East Suffolk Shadow Licensing Sub-Committee - South 15 April 2019
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