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Get involved (doing your bit)
We are working to meet the challenge of reducing airborne pollutants PM2.5, PM10 and NO2 set by the Government, but success will also require a concerted public effort with each person doing their bit by active travel planning and reducing the reliance on the motor car for travel. This will have other additional benefits as participants will be fitter and healthier by choosing to walk or cycle more regularly and, of course, increased enjoyment of the wonderful East Suffolk landscape.
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Legacy for the future from Banksy’s East Coast Spraycation
World-renowned artist Banksy creates a splash wherever he leaves his mark, and his ‘Spraycation’ to the Norfolk-Suffolk coastline has been no different.
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Humber Doucy Lane appeal inquiry
Land North-East Of Humber Doucy Lane
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Revocation of AQMA Woodbridge Results 2022
Revocation of the Air Quality Management Area (AQMA) at the junction of Lime Kiln Quay Road / Thoroughfare / St John’s Street / Melton Hill in Woodbridge (Woodbridge Junction)
Public Consultation results
A Public Consultation asking for views and comments on our revocation assessment for, and the intention to revoke, the AQMA declared at the junction of Lime Kiln Quay Road / Thoroughfare / St John’s Street / Melton Hill in Woodbridge was undertaken between May and July 2022. The Consultation ran for 6 weeks and ended on 11th July 2022.
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Development Consent Order
Overview
This page provides details and documentation in relation to the Development Consent Order (DCO) process for a new nuclear power station at Sizewell C. It also provides a summary of relevant engagement activity for the DCO. Prior to the application being submitted to the Planning Inspectorate (PINS) in May 2020, two letters were sent by the two councils to EDF Energy and PINS in relation to the anticipated DCO submission.
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Parking permits
We are changing the way you apply for your permit.
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Background information
Transport considerations
- Presentation - Sizewell C Construction - Perceived Social Impacts of Traffic
- Sizewell C Impact Cover note
- Sizewell C Impact Summary Report
- Sizewell C Impact Final Report
Route D2 and B1122 study
EDF Energy has identified the B1122 as the main access route to deliver the Sizewell C development. This route will need to accommodate HGV vehicles for the delivery of materials, coach traffic for transporting workers to the site, abnormal loads and car trips by individual workers/visitors. Following the Stage 1 consultation by EDF Energy, concerns were raised around the lack of information provided for transport related mitigation for the B1122.
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Petitions received
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Supplying the council
East Suffolk Council currently spends around £84 million each year and we are keen to encourage a diverse range of suppliers to do business with us, both large and small.
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Requirement discharge information and applications
Requirement Discharge Application Process
The consultation process for discharge of requirement applications relevant to the Sizewell C Development Consent Order (DCO) process differs to that for planning applications submitted under the Town and Country Planning Act 1990.
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