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Buildings at risk
East Suffolk Buildings at risk register Historic buildings which are known to be 'at risk' through neglect and decay, or vulnerable to becoming so, are added to a Buildings at Risk register.
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Community Building Energy Advice Service
Communities in East Suffolk can take advantage of free energy audits for their community buildings which will identify where they can make savings on their running costs and reduce environmental impact. Support can also be given to signpost organisations to the latest funding options for improving energy efficiency and put them in touch with installers to obtain suitable quotes.
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Historic Building Grant Scheme
The Historic Building Grant Scheme is now open. The Historic Building Grant Scheme (HBGS) can provide a financial contribution of up to £1500 for maintenance and repairs of historic windows and doors in areas covered by Article 4 Directions.
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Environmental Guidance Note
The Environmental Guidance Note has been produced to support the positive environmental vison of the council and in response to the climate emergency as recognised by the council in 2019. The guidance note supports the council’s vision of building the right environment for East Suffolk, as well as the council’s ambitions to become a carbon neutral council and work with others to make Suffolk as a whole carbon neutral by 2030.
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Local landmark receives restoration grant
Read more about "Local landmark receives restoration grant "...East Suffolk Council has provided funding towards repairing the Moot Hall in Aldeburgh.
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Listed buildings
A listed building is a building that is of special architectural or historic interest that has been designated by the Secretary of State. Buildings are listed in order to identify and protect the nation’s architectural heritage. Listed buildings can include telephone and letter boxes, milestones, windmills, watermills, farmhouses, town houses, military structures, bridges, walls and churches. There are approximately 4,120 listed buildings in East Suffolk, 59 of which are Grade I quality.
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Public Space Protection Orders
Wait... Before you contact us, you might find what you're looking for on our Public Space Protection Orders page.
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Local land charges
A local land charges search is undertaken as part of the conveyancing process when a property or a piece of land is being purchased, leased, valued or re-mortgaged. This reveals any restrictions or legal obligations against the site such as tree preservation orders, conditional planning consents, conservation areas, listed buildings etc.
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Council pledges £900,000 investment for Town Hall restoration project
A project to restore and revitalise Lowestoft’s historic Town Hall has received a further funding boost thanks to a £900,000 investment by East Suffolk Council.
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Lowestoft Port
Lowestoft Port Health Authority extends along 17km (27 miles) of coastline and 12 miles out to sea. Our Food and Safety Team undertakes port health functions and carries out ship sanitation inspections within the confines of the port.
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