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Fly-tipping
We treat the problem of fly-tipping very seriously and where possible will seek to prosecute anyone caught illegally dumping waste. To help us to respond to incidents of flytipping promptly and effectively, please do not hesitate to report an incident to us. If we don't know about it, we can't deal with it.
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Major incident declared in Suffolk as Storm Eunice hits
The evolving situation with Storm Eunice has led to a major incident being declared in Suffolk.
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Government approval given for £2.75m funding
Funding from the Government’s UK Shared Prosperity Fund has been officially approved.
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Nautilus Interconnector frustration
Cllr Tom Daly, East Suffolk Council’s Cabinet Member for Energy and Climate Change has expressed his anger and disappointment having learned that the Nautilus Interconnector proposal - proposed by National Grid Ventures and connecting the UK with Belgium, which had been looking to connect at the Isle of Grain in the Thames Estuary - is possibly coming back to East Suffolk to be connected at Friston.
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Local List of Parks/Gardens of Historic and Landscape Interest
Historic parks and gardens are characteristic features of east and west Suffolk – either side of the High Suffolk clay plateau. This reflected the position of the largest landed estates - including in the Suffolk Sandlings - and also their geographical distribution along the historic route between Ipswich and Great Yarmouth. These parks were construed as primarily an aesthetic landscape – an irregular, ‘naturalistic’ setting of grass, trees and woodland around a big house. Parks were expressions of status and wealth, marking out the owner as a member of the landed elite.
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Disrepair and unsafe properties
The council has powers under the Housing Act 2004 to deal with disrepair issues in privately rented properties where landlords have failed to act. Where an inspection is required, an assessment using the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) is carried out.
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Hospital pressure-easing patient scheme wins national recognition
In innovative partnership scheme, delivered by East Suffolk Council to support hospital patients returning home from hospital, has been highly commended by national award judges.
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Authorities team up for engagement and enforcement event
East Suffolk Council officers took to the streets of Lowestoft alongside partner agencies to identify and address criminal and anti-social activity.
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Investing in biodiversity with first registered habitat banks
An area of farmland is helping to benefit local wildlife by hosting one of East Suffolk’s first two Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) habitat banks.
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Good food hygiene is easier to spot
A good food hygiene rating can help you keep your customers.
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