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  • Controlling anti-social drinking in public places

    Introduced under the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014, Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPO) replace Designated Public Place Orders (DPPO). Any DPPOs still in force on 20 October 2017 will automatically be treated as if they are provisions of a PSPO from that date for a three year period.

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  • Multi-Agency Safeguarding Hub (MASH)

    If you are worried that a child, young person or adult is at risk of abuse, harm or neglect, please call Customer First on 0808 800 4005 (free from landlines and most mobiles) or dial 999 in an emergency.

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  • Felixstowe

    Controlling anti-social public drinking - Felixstowe

    In August 2008, amended Designated Public Place Orders were introduced in Felixstowe, restricting the drinking of alcohol in public places (particularly along the seafront), following consultation with Felixstowe Town Council, the police and public.

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  • Framlingham, Kesgrave, Martlesham and Rushmere St Andrew

    Controlling anti-social drinking in public places - Framlingham, Kesgrave, Martlesham and Rushmere St Andrew

    In August 2007, following consultation with the local town councils, the police and public, Designated Public Place Orders (DPPOs) were introduced in parts of Framlingham, Kesgrave, Martlesham and Rushmere St Andrew, restricting the drinking of alcohol in public places.

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  • Leiston

    Controlling anti-social drinking in public places - Leiston

    In 2007, following consultation with the local town council, the police and public, a Designated Public Place Order (DPPO) was introduced in part of Leiston, restricting the drinking of alcohol in public places.

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  • Wickham Market, Saxmundham and Kelsale-cum-Carlton

    Controlling anti-social drinking in public places - Wickham Market, Saxmundham and Kelsale-cum-Carlton

    In August 2008, following consultation with the local town and parish councils, the police and public, Designated Public Place Orders (DPPOs) were introduced in parts of Wickham Market, Saxmundham and Kelsale-cum-Carlton, restricting the drinking of alcohol in public places.

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  • Woodbridge

    Controlling anti-social drinking in public places - Woodbridge

    In 2007, following consultation with Woodbridge Town Council, the police and public, a Designated Public Place Order (DPPO) was introduced in parts of Woodbridge, restricting the drinking of alcohol in public places.

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  • Free parking announced to support good causes

    The east Suffolk councils are playing their part in supporting good causes – by offering free car parking at key times.

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  • Formal backing for Lowestoft’s Third Crossing

    The government authority responsible for overseeing projects of national importance has started its examination into Suffolk County Council’s proposed Lake Lothing Third Crossing project in Lowestoft.

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  • Geographic Information System

    Our Geographic Information System (GIS) is an interactive mapping service that lets you view some of our map based information. You can carry out address searches, query map layers for information, print maps and view aerial photography. Map layers and information currently available include:

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