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Tackling anti-social behaviour
Anti-social behaviour (ASB) can have a devastating impact on its victims and the wider community. That is why the Safer Stronger Communities Board continues to prioritise tackling ASB across Suffolk and will be taking part in the first national Anti-Social Behaviour Awareness week, between 19 and 25 July 2021.
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Residents to vote on Neighbourhood Plans
Residents in both Bungay and Worlingham will be asked to decide whether Neighbourhood Plans for their areas should be used by the Broads Authority and East Suffolk Council for determining future planning applications.
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Fund launched to help reinforce community hub network across East Suffolk
Community groups in East Suffolk are being invited to apply for up to £30,000 in capital grant funding for upgrades and improvements to facilities.
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Rendlesham residents – have your say on play!
Rendlesham residents are invited to give their views to help create a new play area in the village.
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CIL and s106 advice service
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) advice and guidance
New residential development, including conversion/change of use to residential, and other types of development (e.g. retail) may be liable to pay CIL. This relates to full and reserved matters planning applications and Certificates of Lawfulness approved on or after 1 August 2013. This also includes development permitted by way of general consent (development which does not require submission of a planning application) which commences on or after 1 August 2013.
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CIL and s106 advice service
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) advice and guidance
New residential development, including conversion/change of use to residential, and other types of development (e.g. retail) may be liable to pay CIL. This relates to full and reserved matters planning applications and Certificates of Lawfulness approved on or after 1 August 2013. This also includes development permitted by way of general consent (development which does not require submission of a planning application) which commences on or after 1 August 2013.
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CIL and s106 advice service
Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) advice and guidance
New residential development, including conversion/change of use to residential, and other types of development (e.g. retail) may be liable to pay CIL. This relates to full and reserved matters planning applications and Certificates of Lawfulness approved on or after 1 August 2013. This also includes development permitted by way of general consent (development which does not require submission of a planning application) which commences on or after 1 August 2013.
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East Suffolk Youth Council
East Suffolk Youth Council – Making a Difference!
The newly established East Suffolk Youth Council has at least two elected representatives from secondary educational institutions in East Suffolk (up to a maximum of four, based on student numbers), as well as the homeschooled.
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Council ‘frustration’ at Government response to energy project concerns
Councillors in East Suffolk have expressed frustration with the Government’s unwillingness to discuss the cumulative impacts of delivering multiple, national energy projects affecting communities throughout the district and beyond.
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