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Hope for better national coordination of offshore windfarm projects
Suffolk County Council and East Suffolk Council have been calling for improved national coordination of the offshore windfarm projects off the county’s coast, and this approach has been recognised in an Ofgem report.
Climate Change Forum addresses need for collaborations to tackle changing environment
A fully booked Climate Change Forum took place in Lowestoft earlier this week to explore the challenges faced by climate change and the opportunities of working together to identify solutions.
Men found guilty of littering in Lowestoft
Two men have been fined more than £600 in total after being found guilty of littering offences in Lowestoft.
First Light to return to Lowestoft this summer
First Light, the 24-hour, non-stop multi-arts and science festival will be returning to Lowestoft in 2020. Events will begin on Lowestoft’s sandy South Beach at noon on Saturday 20 June and will run continuously until midday on Sunday 21 June.
Funding secured to help rough sleepers in East Suffolk
East Suffolk Council has secured over £600,000 to help support rough sleepers in the district.
Statement from the Leader on Ipswich Northern Route
Leader of East Suffolk Council, Cllr Steve Gallant has issued the following statement:
Preschool project to bring the community together
Supported by funding from East Suffolk Council, a new intergenerational event launched this week bringing preschool children together with older members of the Nacton and Bucklesham community.
Work officially begins at the UK’s most easterly park
Work has officially started at ‘The Ness’, the most easterly park in the UK.
Help available to those struggling with hoarding
A new trial is underway to help people living in rented properties in East Suffolk who may be struggling with hoarding.
What communities really need: innovative approach to funding gets underway
An innovative and progressive scheme, established to provide critical funding for projects which local people want and need most of all, will begin allocating money next week.