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Before you carry out work on a building owned or operated by East Suffolk Council, you will need to apply for a permit to work. This is particularly important if the work you do affects the fabric of the building. This may increase the risks associated with fire or compromise the safety of people in the area. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:
Read more about "Contractors permit to work"...A new ‘best practice’ guide for housing developers has been published, setting out East Suffolk Council’s aspirations for high quality and well delivered new housing developments.
Read more about "New charter produced for residential developers"...A major project to restore Lowestoft’s former Post Office building to its former glory has been recognised with an industry award.
Read more about "Post office restoration project awarded for craftsmanship"...A skilled team of builders, conservators and craftspeople are forging ahead with restoration work to the outside of Lowestoft’s former Post Office building, as part of an ongoing programme to unlock the potential of historic high streets.
Read more about "Behind the scaffolding at Lowestoft’s historic Post Office building "...A charity dedicated to transforming lives through the power of nature has received a major funding boost from East Suffolk Council towards completion of a unique new learning centre.
Read more about "Learning centre funding boost for environmental education charity"...Caravan sites must be licensed under the Caravan Sites and Control of Development Act 1960.
Read more about "Caravan site licensing"...Following feedback received from residents, the cost of an annual long stay car parking ticket has been decreased.
Read more about "Cost of annual parking ticket significantly reduced"...The third annual Quality of Place awards were held on Wednesday 19 September in the Council Chamber at Melton Hill when prizes were awarded to five outstanding local projects:
Read more about "2012 Quality of Place award winners"...Public Space Protection Orders (PSPO) form part of a wider package of anti-social behaviour (ASB) tools and powers introduced on 20 October 2014
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