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Funding boost for much-loved local village hall
A local village hall at the heart of Boyton gets funding boost from East Suffolk councillor.
Living well in Bungay
People living in Bungay and the surrounding areas are being encouraged to get involved with local activities to enhance their health and wellbeing and improve the lives of others in their community.
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.
Skills insight for local young people
Young people from across East Suffolk have been learning more about potential careers through a series of fun skills initiatives delivered by East Suffolk Council and local organisations.
Flood barriers tested ahead of winter weather
Temporary flood barriers which will reduce the risk of flooding in Lowestoft will be tested next week in readiness for the winter season.
Leiston Leisure Centre is officially open
The £4 million redevelopment of Leiston Leisure Centre was marked by an official reopening ceremony this week (Tuesday, 17 September 2019).
Councils joint response to Stage 4 Sizewell C consultation
Suffolk County Council and East Suffolk Council have set out their concerns, expectations and areas of focus as part of a joint response to EDF Energy’s Stage 4 Sizewell C consultation.
Further funding secured for Lowestoft
Lowestoft’s town centre will receive a further boost thanks to funding of over £500,000, which will support regeneration and improvements in and around London Road.
Opportunity to learn more about historic Lowestoft
Starting today, visitors to Lowestoft will be able to enjoy a wealth of free events celebrating the town’s unique history.
Bungay Pool and Gym is closing its doors this week ahead of a multi-million pound refurbishment programme
Development partner, Pulse Design & Build are bringing state-of-the-art leisure facilities to the site, as part of a £3.4 million scheme, ensuring that the venue is fit for purpose for decades to come.