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East Suffolk takeaway gets new award
Felixstowe’s Bounty Fisheries is celebrating being amongst the first takeaway establishments in the County to receive a new award.
Concerns over emergency roadworks
Local councils have responded with frustration and concern following the announcement that Anglian Water will commence emergency roadworks in Station Square, Lowestoft from Monday 1 October.
The utility company have confirmed that the work is taking place because of damage to a sewer. As part of these repairs, a single-lane road closure - from the junction of Denmark Road/Katwijk Way to the junction with Battery Green Road - will be in place for up to five weeks and diversions enforced.
Suffolk County Council and Waveney District Council have spoken with Anglian Water and while both accept that the works must take place, they are determined to ensure they are concluded quickly.
Derelict building transformed into housing
A derelict Lowestoft property closed due to unsafe living conditions has been transformed into affordable housing for single tenants.
New Councillor elected for Wenhaston and Westleton
The residents of Wenhaston and Westleton have a new district Councillor to represent them.
Lowestoft Heritage Action Zone success
A project promoting the unique history of North Lowestoft has been promoted as part of a national celebration of heritage.
Have your say on future of Record Office services in North East Suffolk
Suffolk County Council is seeking views on proposals for the future of Record Office services in North East Suffolk.
New Beach Huts for Felixstowe – Plans Resubmitted
Plans to give more people the unique ‘beach hut experience’ in Felixstowe have been resubmitted – with the potential sites for 17 new beach huts being identified.
East Suffolk to hold first ever business festival
Local businesses are invited to attend the first ever East Suffolk Business Festival, taking place next month.
Award-winning architects appointed for Post Office redevelopment
Hudson Architects, a Norwich based award-winning architectural practice, have been appointed by Waveney District Council to bring forward an exciting redevelopment opportunity within Lowestoft town centre. The former Post Office building was purchased by the Council earlier this year with the intention of boosting regeneration in the town centre. The Council is keen to realise the opportunity this site has to offer and bring a much-loved building back into use. The building is a key redevelopment site within the town centre; its occupation will increase footfall in the surrounding area and provide much needed residential accommodation.
Suffolk Coastal – Ahead in Planning!
Suffolk Coastal District Council’s high quality planning department has been recognised by two top awards.
Suffolk Coastal District Council
Waveney District Council
