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NessFest returns this half-term – online!
A one-day arts festival designed especially for young people returns next week, with workshops and activities being held online.
Waveney Valley Leisure Centre gets ready to re-open
We’re just days away from the re-opening of Waveney Valley Leisure Centre – marking the completion of the £3.4 million refurbishment!
Comments invited on planning documents
Over the next six weeks, East Suffolk residents are invited to have their say on three draft planning documents.
Have a fun but safe Bonfire Night
East Suffolk Council is urging people who are planning a private celebration for Bonfire Night to make safety the priority and also think about the environmental effect of any events they stage.
‘Bringing ideas to life’ at the first East Suffolk Community Partnerships Annual Forum
The first ever East Suffolk Community Partnerships Annual Forum is being held virtually next month with a 5-day packed programme.
Support to help businesses prevent spread of COVID-19
Starting this week, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE), working with East Suffolk Council and other Suffolk councils, will be speaking to businesses to offer guidance and advice on how they can manage risk and protect workers, customers and visitors from COVID-19.
Felixstowe's Seafront Gardens Wins Green Flag
Felixstowe’s iconic Seafront Gardens has been awarded a coveted Green Flag for the fifth time.
Shared ownership scheme is district first
As part of a comprehensive development programme to deliver vital new housing, East Suffolk Council is delighted to introduce six new shared-ownership properties to its housing stock – the first of their kind in the district.
Councils’ anger at Felixstowe shelter fire
The Leader of East Suffolk Council and the Mayor of Felixstowe have both condemned the actions of the people responsible for starting a fire which has caused extensive damage to a historic shelter on Felixstowe’s South Seafront.
Test and Trace Support Payment for most vulnerable
East Suffolk Council is supporting people on low incomes and benefits who are required to self-isolate.