Residents are invited to give their views on a new planning document which will help bring forward development at Kirkley Waterfront in Lowestoft.
Read more about "Have your say on Kirkley Waterfront planning document"...Following revocation of the last Air Quality Management Area within East Suffolk at the end of 2024, East Suffolk Council is looking to update the Air Quality Strategy for the district.
Read more about "Help shape the Air Quality Strategy for East Suffolk"...East Suffolk Council responds to Government consultations to ensure our voice is heard and that it feeds into the development of Government policy.
Read more about "Reforms to the Energy Performance of Buildings Regime"...A regular social gathering of over-60s can continue to prosper following a donation from two East Suffolk councillors.
Read more about "Councillor funding keeps chins wagging in Carlton Colville "...Theatre, sport and filmmaking are just some of the free activities on offer during the school holidays this Easter as part of the Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) programme – and bookings are now open!
Read more about "Free holiday activities and food available this Easter"...A group of key farming and food sector stakeholders met with East Suffolk Council to discuss shared ambitions for producers and consumers.
Read more about "Working together for sustainable farming future "...East Suffolk Council has secured a provisional allocation of £5.9million to help improve the energy performance of social housing as part of the Government’s Warm Homes Plan.
Read more about "Energy efficiency funding to help make social housing greener and warmer"...As part of the Resilient Coasts project, East Suffolk Council (ESC) has purchased a fleet of drones, including a M350 LiDAR drone, to allow increased monitoring of the ESC frontage.
When visiting the coast you may see a ESC officer flying a drone. If so, please stay back and provide space until the drone flight is over and the pilot invites you to ask any questions.
Asbestos is a naturally-occurring mineral that was widely used in construction until 2000, when regulations were brought in restricting its use. It was used because it is a good insulator, offering heat, electrical and fire resistance within properties.
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