Residents who need extra support to use online services can now receive help from one of East Suffolk Council’s dedicated Digital Champions.
A group of publicans and licensed premises staff from venues across Felixstowe have picked up some potentially lifesaving skills thanks to training funded by East Suffolk Community Safety Partnership (CSP).
Feedback from visitors attending four festival-style markets in Saxmundham, Beccles, Lowestoft and Leiston has indicated that the events significantly encouraged footfall to the towns.
A contractor who worked on a new housing development near Saxmundham has been able to move himself into one of the homes with the help of East Suffolk Council (ESC).
A new play area in Grundisburgh, created by the local community, has been officially opened.
The creation of a new trading company in East Suffolk – delivering crucial services such as waste and recycling collection, grounds maintenance and street cleansing – has moved a step closer with the appointment of its first Managing Director and confirmation of the organisation’s trading name.
A combination of virtual reality technology and a face-to-face event will be available to help people find out more about the future of the coast at Gunton and Corton.
Visitors to an East Suffolk village on the Deben Peninsula have been provided with an enlightening guide to the area’s fascinating history and environmental importance.
Bungay and Rushmere St Andrew residents are invited to comment on their local Neighbourhood Plan, ahead of them being submitted for independent examination.
East Suffolk Council has agreed an ambitious new programme as part of its commitment to tackling the issue of long-term empty homes in the area.