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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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Skin piercing businesses
The following practices must first be registered with the council:
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Authorities combine for collective day of action in Leiston
Council officers have taken part in a multi-agency day of action to improve community safety in Leiston.
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Health and safety inspections
Our regulations state that it will be the responsibility of the manager of the HMO to ensure that the following are maintained in good repair, clean condition and good order (including, where appropriate, proper working order):
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I want to support people in need
These pages provide information on how you can help those struggling with the cost of living by volunteering or donating, as well as useful links to website and apps where you can give away unwanted food and household items, offer car sharing and more.
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Felixstowe Port
Suffolk Coastal Port Health Authority (SCPHA) is part of Suffolk Coastal District Council and is based at the Port of Felixstowe, the UK’s largest container port. SCPHA is responsible for:
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Cost of living project funding scheme set to launch
Voluntary organisations, community groups and faith networks can soon access fresh grant funding for projects that help ease cost of living pressures this winter.
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Lowestoft Tidal Barrier Transport and Works Act Order application
East Suffolk Council has applied for a legal authorisation order required to progress the Lowestoft Tidal Barrier project.
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Housing improvement programme making progress
East Suffolk Council is making progress with a detailed improvement programme following the authority’s decision earlier this year to report itself to the Regulator for Social Housing.
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The Council’s review, which encompasses information dating back to East Suffolk’s predecessor authority Waveney District Council, is considering how we set our rental charges, to ensure we meet the requirements set out in the nationally recognised ‘Rent Standard’.
The Council previously explained that some tenants who moved in after 2014 may have been incorrectly charged a higher rent. An independent, external audit of every rent account is now underway, and this will identify which tenants have been affected and calculate any overpayments that should be credited back to the rent account.
The review is also looking at all aspects of Health and Safety related to our properties, including Fire Risk Assessments, Asbestos Management, Water Safety, Gas and Electrical Safety as well as the management and maintenance of equipment including Lifts and Stairlifts.
Following the Council’s decision to report itself, the Regulator has considered the information provided to them by East Suffolk and has now shared its findings. As anticipated, they confirm breaches of Housing Regulations, and their findings have been published in the form of a Regulatory Notice.
Cllr Steve Gallant, Leader of East Suffolk Council, said: -
Public Space Protection Order discharged
An order which banned the possession and consumption of legal highs at the Latitude Festival is no longer required and has been discharged.
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