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Yellow Fish
As part of our ongoing Plastic Action campaign, in 2019 the Greenprint Forum commissioned a Yellow Fish campaign run by Groundwork East to raise awareness, through the message of “Only Rain Down the Drain”, that most surface water drains (e.g. the gullies, gutters and drains along the sides of public roads) are only designed to carry rainwater, and as such usually connect directly to natural watercourses which ultimately lead to the ocean. This is unlike the foul water system, which feeds into sewage treatment works.
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Campaign urges households to recycle glass properly
Residents across Suffolk are being encouraged to get behind a campaign calling for people to recycle glass properly.
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Council taking action to address housing issues
East Suffolk Council has undertaken an in-depth, four-month review of its Housing Landlord Service and is now taking steps, with the guidance of the Regulator of Social Housing, to resolve a number of outstanding issues.
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Temporary prom closure to enable major development to progress
To enable construction work to progress on a major seafront development in Lowestoft, a section of the lower promenade will be temporarily closed to vehicles for four weeks.
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Environmental Impact Strategy plants seeds for addressing climate and biodiversity emergencies
East Suffolk Council has given unanimous support for a strategy setting out its commitment to protecting the environment and tackling climate change.
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Thorpeness Survey – Your Village, Your Future
To ensure the wider Thorpeness community are prepared for a future shaped by rapid coastal change, residents, visitors and businesses in the village are being asked to take part in a survey to help inform future decisions.
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Scout group benefits from communities funding
Read more about "Scout group benefits from communities funding "...An East Suffolk Councillor has used his Enabling Communities Budget to fund improvements at a local Scout group.
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Half a million pounds for communities in new emergency response fund
A new fund has been established to provide immediate, short-term financial support to East Suffolk communities affected by future emergency events.
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Felixstowe to host ‘Love Felixstowe’ festival and Tour of Britain stage five finish
Felixstowe BID, Felixstowe Town Council and East Suffolk Council are delighted to announce their collaboration in hosting 'Love Felixstowe,' a 6-day celebration event showcasing the town's vibrant spirit and local businesses to the community and visitors. The event will culminate with the arrival of stage five of the Tour of Britain, an international cycle race comprising some of the best male cyclists in the world, on Thursday 7 September.
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Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards
Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) Regulations were introduced by the government in 2018. The regulations were introduced to improve the quality of private rented buildings in England and Wales, to increase the energy efficiency of the worst performing houses and buildings, to improve the comfort and conditions in privately rented homes and reduce fuel poverty.
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