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Delegation to Cabinet members - Cabinet functions
The Leader of the Council has authority to delegate Cabinet functions to an individual member of the Cabinet by giving notice to that effect to the relevant Cabinet Member, the Chief Executive and the Monitoring Officer.
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Code of Conduct
A newly elected councillor has to sign an undertaking, as part of their written declaration of acceptance of office, that they will observe the council’s Code of Conduct. In addition, all councillors have to complete a register of interests within 28 days of the election, which is available for anyone to view.
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Grant funding still available for businesses affected by Omicron variant of Covid-19
Hospitality, leisure and accommodation businesses impacted by the Omicron variant of Covid-19 have until March 18 to apply for one-off grants of up to £6,000.
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Chair and Vice Chair of the council
The Chairman of East Suffolk Council provides civic and ceremonial leadership of the council by attending various functions on its behalf. They chair and manage the meetings of Full Council and ensure that the Council's Constitution is upheld.
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Illegal dog breeder jailed following council investigation
An illegal dog breeder and dealer has been jailed, and banned from keeping animals for 10 years, following a successful prosecution by East Suffolk Council.
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Designs revealed for exciting seafront redevelopment
As part of a major programme to reinvigorate Lowestoft’s seafront, final designs for improvements at the Royal Plain, Royal Green and the South Quay Wharf areas have been revealed.
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New apprenticeship opportunities with East Suffolk Council
East Suffolk Council is offering the chance for people to enhance their skills and boost their career ambitions with the return of its successful apprenticeship scheme.
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Funding boost for Bungay community groups
Two East Suffolk councillors have distributed £15,000 in funding to community groups and organisations in the Bungay area.
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Housing related information
- East Suffolk Council Disabled Facility Grants
- East Suffolk Council Renovation Grants
- Housing register annual reports
- Housing register active applicants
- Housing register applications by priority
- Housing waiting lists and allocation of social housing
- Annual council expenditure on emergency accommodation
- Homelessness statistics
- Local authority housing statistics
- Costs of homelessness prevention, temporary accomodation and bed and breakfast
- Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) frequently asked questions
- SCDC/WDC Private sector housing service request complaints by financial year and type
- SCDC/WDC Enforcement action taken against private landlords
- East Suffolk Council – Enforcement action taken against private landlords
- Licensed caravan and campsites register
- Housing Act Notices served
- East Suffolk Council - Private sector housing service request complaints by financial year and type
- SCDC/WDC grants
- Suffolk PRS MEES report
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East Suffolk Community Partnership Annual Forum 2024
‘Bringing Ideas to Life’
Each year the Community Partnerships host a popular conference for representatives from our communities, voluntary organisations, public services and local businesses. This popular event gives us all the opportunity to share our knowledge and expertise and work together to benefit our communities and businesses in East Suffolk. The theme of this year’s conference was ‘East Suffolk: Bringing Ideas to Life’, and we focussed on confronting the growing inequalities amongst our residents. We explored some of the critical issues affecting our lives to identify how we can respond to them in a timely way within our communities, businesses and organisations.
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