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East Suffolk Free Wi-fi launches in Lowestoft
As part of a range of exciting digital projects taking place across East Suffolk, free-to-use public wi-fi has now been launched in Lowestoft.
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Progress shown on delivering Local Plans
Data showing the progress on the implementation of the Suffolk Coastal and Waveney Local Plans has now been published.
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Air quality monitoring data
We monitor nitrogen dioxide (NO2) concentrations in the air at a number of locations within the East Suffolk district.
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Nature at Work Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nature at Work all about?
Our scheme, developed and delivered in partnership with Groundwork East, aims to support nature to thrive at over a hundred public sites across the district, by permitting flora to grow naturally during the growing season.
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Flood barriers tested ahead of winter weather
Lowestoft’s temporary flood barriers will be tested today in readiness for the winter season.
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Fresh look for Market Hill as part of economic rejuvenation scheme
Visitors to the centre of Wickham Market are benefitting from new signage, seating and litter bins, among other improvements funded by an East Suffolk Council programme.
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Four community projects benefit from developer contributions
Over £140,000 from a new fund has been allocated to community projects in East Suffolk.
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Coastal adaptation document formally adopted
A document providing planning guidance for coastal communities in East Suffolk, Great Yarmouth and North Norfolk has been formally adopted.
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Monitoring the Suffolk Coast
The Environment Agency carries out beach profile surveys twice a year. This involves using specialist equipment to record the beach or cliff levels at predetermined locations along the coast. By using the same coordinates for each survey, we are able to build up a historic record of the change in beach levels all the way along our coastline.
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