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Community Led Housing Fund
Community Led Housing Project - support available
The combination of the rural idyll, picturesque market towns and coastal destinations, makes East Suffolk a very desirable place to live. This in turn has led to high land values and limited affordability for households living on low or average wages.
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Community Led Housing
Community led housing (CLH) is an umbrella term for housing that is owned or managed by the community in a not for profit basis. The term encompasses different models:
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Council Leader: “Have a super Saturday, but don’t blow it”
East Suffolk Council is working closely with local hospitality businesses to help them re-open safely on Saturday, however the Council Leader is asking everyone to approach what has been termed as 'Super Saturday' with care and common sense.
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Enjoy your time outdoors but please don’t litter
As restrictions begin to ease, more people are enjoying time at East Suffolk’s beaches, open spaces and countryside however the increase in visitors has also brought an unwelcome increase in litter.
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Council trials new scheme to reconnect older residents
East Suffolk Council has started trialling a new scheme which helps reconnect older residents who are vulnerable due to social isolation.
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Work to start on £1.6 million beachfront scheme
Work will begin this Monday, 6 July, on a £1.6 million project to demolish 58 concrete beach chalets in Lowestoft as part of a wider investment programme for the location.
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This scheme, at Jubilee Terrace, will ensure the cliff is stabilised and also includes the construction of a retaining wall, to prevent any slippage and risk to the public. A platform will also be installed for new beach huts. The work is scheduled to last around 40 weeks and be completed by May 2021.
The chalets are unsafe and East Suffolk Council, in consultation with structural engineers, has determined that the work cannot be delayed further. Although there may be some minor disruption, primarily in the first preparatory stage of the work, the promenade will remain open and starting the work now reduces the cost and means that the scheme will be completed ahead of next year’s summer season. -
Council cutting red tape to boost market towns
East Suffolk Council is introducing a scheme for street and market traders, which it hopes will make it easier for events to take place and breathe new life in to high streets as the district looks to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Ambitious ‘masterplan’ sets out aspirations for town centre
A new plan for Lowestoft’s town centre has been revealed by East Suffolk Council, to guide future development and act as a blueprint for positive change within the heart of the town.
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Pavement licences
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