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Landmark café opens doors on Felixstowe’s South Seafront
The eagerly anticipated opening of an acclaimed new café has been met with celebration in Felixstowe, as part of the continued wider redevelopment of the town’s South Seafront area.
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Zoos
Licence summary
Under the Zoo Licensing Act 1981 those who run a zoo must obtain a licence. Conditions can be applied to the licence to ensure the proper conduct of the zoo.
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Support to help businesses reopen safely
Businesses in East Suffolk, operating across all sectors, have been working diligently to comply with the legal requirements necessitated by Covid-19, helping to keep their customers, staff and the wider community safe.
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Innovative flood resilience work in COP26 showcase
Work recently undertaken by our coastal management team – Coastal Partnership East – with Zurich Flood Alliance and the London School of Economics is being showcased at a special COP26 exhibition, hosted by Universities UK.
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Dog Control Public Spaces Protection Orders
Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014 Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO) – Dog Controls
As well as updating controls, PSPOs also provide a more effective and efficient way of dealing with these types of offence through the issue of a Fixed Penalty Notice.
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New Trading Company to deliver key council services
As part of its commitment to seek the best possible value for money for residents, businesses and all local stakeholders, East Suffolk Council is to create a Local Authority Trading Company (LATCo), enabling it to play a more direct and influential role in how important services are delivered.
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Work begins to provide beach access for everyone
Work to construct a boardwalk, which will enable people with disabilities to access Lowestoft’s South Beach more easily, is now underway.
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Buildings at risk register
- Alderton - Martello Tower ‘Z’
- Bawdsey - Chapel, Bawdsey Manor
- Bawdsey - Lemonary, 40m North of Bawdsey Manor
- Beccles - 33+33a Blyburgate
- Beccles - 33 Newmarket
- Blythburgh Primitive Methodist Chapel
- Bungay - St Johns Hill Farm Building
- Chediston - Priory Farmhouse
- Covehithe - Warren House
- Friston - Post Mill, Mill Road
- Gisleham - Brickworks
- Hacheston - The Orangery, Glevering Hall
- Kelsale Cum Carlton - Curlew Green Farmhouse
- Lowestoft – Crown Hotel, 150 High Street
- Lowestoft - Former Town Hall, High Street
- Pakefield - Walmer House Stables and wall
- Peasenhall - Bridge Cottages, The Causeway
- Peasenhall - Hill Farmhouse, Badingham Road
- Ramsholt - Elm Row
- Shadingfield - Moat Farmhouse
- Sibton - Abbey Farmhouse, Yoxford Road
- Sotterly - Goldings Farm Barns
- South Elmham - Whaleys St James Road
- South Elmham - White House Farmhouse
- St Margaret’s Ilketshall - Shadowbarn Farm
- Trimley St Mary - Railway Station
- Walberswick - Windpump on Westwood Marshes
- Walpole - Packway Farmhouse
- Walpole - West House, Halesworth Road
- Wangford - Valley Farmhouse Barn
- Wickham Market - The George Inn
- Wissett - Bleach Farmhouse Barn
- Woodbridge - The Assembly Rooms
- Wrentham - Park Farm Barn
For further details of these properties please contact the Design and Conservation Team.
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Preparation for construction of tidal walls begins
Preparation for the construction of tidal flood walls in Lowestoft is now underway as work begins on the main site compound and base.
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The tidal flood walls are part of the Lowestoft Flood Risk Management Project, which when completed will protect 1,500 homes and 800 businesses. Construction on the tidal flood walls is due to begin in the spring. -
Further funding secured to help rough sleepers
East Suffolk Council has secured nearly half a million to help support rough sleepers in the district.
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