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Consultation launched on major energy projects
East Suffolk Council has confirmed that it will engage with local communities about two major energy projects which are commencing consultations.
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Today, both National Grid Ventures (NGV) and National Grid Electricity Transmission (NGET) have launched their consultations on the EuroLink and Sea Link projects respectively. Sea Link is a domestic interconnector between Suffolk and Kent required for network reinforcements. Eurolink is an international multi purpose interconnector between the Netherlands and Suffolk.
Both are informal and non-statutory consultations, however they will be followed next year by formal, statutory consultations. NGV and NGET are seeking comments and feedback on their potential landfall, cable route and converter station options. The consultations will last eight weeks finishing on 18 December 2022. They will include some face to face events and webinars, details of which will be published by the developers and viewable on their individual project webpages. EuroLink consultation | National Grid Group and Sea Link | National Grid ET. -
Joint Local Authority Group
Read more about "Joint Local Authority Group"...JLAG is currently on hiatus
Cllr Craig Rivett, Chairman, ESC and Cllr Richard Rout, Deputy Chairman, SCC have agreed that the Joint Local Authority Group, JLAG, will not currently meet virtually or in-person.
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All aboard the Bungay Shoppa
A community transport pilot is launching in Bungay thanks to funding from East Suffolk Council.
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Suffolk Coastal Disability Forum meetings
The quarterly Forum Meetings are currently being held via Zoom but it is hoped that face-to-face meetings can be resumed in due course.
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Hop along to the next Wild about Wickham event
Residents in Wickham Market are invited to a free event to learn more about making space for hedgehogs and frogs in their gardens.
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East Suffolk residents need photo ID to vote at elections in May
Residents in East Suffolk are being urged to make sure they are ready to vote in May by checking they have an accepted form of ID.
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Supporting older residents through slipper swap
Older residents living in Beccles, Bungay, Halesworth and the surrounding villages are invited to exchange their old, worn-out slippers for free.
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Housing related information
- East Suffolk Council Disabled Facility Grants
- East Suffolk Council Renovation Grants
- Housing register annual reports
- Housing register active applicants
- Housing register applications by priority
- Housing waiting lists and allocation of social housing
- Annual council expenditure on emergency accommodation
- Homelessness statistics
- Local authority housing statistics
- Costs of homelessness prevention, temporary accomodation and bed and breakfast
- Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMO) frequently asked questions
- SCDC/WDC Private sector housing service request complaints by financial year and type
- SCDC/WDC Enforcement action taken against private landlords
- East Suffolk Council – Enforcement action taken against private landlords
- Licensed caravan and campsites register
- Housing Act Notices served
- East Suffolk Council - Private sector housing service request complaints by financial year and type
- SCDC/WDC grants
- Suffolk PRS MEES report
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Play spaces
View the East Suffolk Play Area Strategy View an interactive map of the East Suffolk Play Area Strategy There are approximately 280 play areas in East Suffolk, with 63 of them being owned and managed by East Suffolk Council. Play provision refers to areas designated primarily for play and social interaction involving children and young people, such as equipped play areas, ball courts, skateboard areas and teenage shelters.
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Restrictions on mass balloon and sky lantern releases
Sky lanterns and the mass release of balloons are banned from council-owned land.
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