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Previous local plans
These plans are historic and are provided for information only. They have been replaced by the current Local Plans.
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Planning policy and local plans
Join the planning policy and local plans mailing list East Suffolk is covered by the East Suffolk Council – Suffolk Coastal Local Plan and the East Suffolk Council – Waveney Local Plan. These cover the former Suffolk Coastal and Waveney districts.
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Community Right to Build
The Community Right to Build makes it easier for local people to initiate and deliver small scale developments they would like to see in their area.
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A new virtual High Street service launched in East Suffolk
A new virtual high street service that aims to support independent shops has now launched in East Suffolk.
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East Suffolk's Amazing
East Suffolk Council Leader Caroline Topping is asking local people to take pride in where they live with the launch of a brand new campaign: “East Suffolk’s Amazing – Let’s Keep It That Way!”
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Save the date for the East Suffolk Digital Business Festival
East Suffolk’s annual business festival returns next month, with an online programme of events and seminars designed to support local businesses.
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Mayoral petitions
You can petition your council to hold a referendum on whether local people should elect a mayor to lead the council and the community it serves.
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What should be considered when preparing a plan?
The most important thing about producing a Neighbourhood Plan is the initial and ongoing consultation and engagement with residents, businesses, landowners and local groups in the area covered by the Neighbourhood Plan.
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Funding boost to deliver local priorities
Local communities are set to benefit from new funding scheme announced by an East Suffolk Community Partnership.
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Local Discretionary Rate Relief
The aim of the Local Discretionary Rate Relief (LDRR) is to support potential inward investors locating within the district, and Lowestoft in particular, as well as to encourage businesses seeking to expand and remain. This in turn supports the vision and the economic strategy element of the East Suffolk Business Plan and the actions relating to business support and training.
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