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Have your say on the Aldringham cum Thorpe Neighbourhood Plan
Aldringham cum Thorpe Parish Council has submitted their Neighbourhood Plan to East Suffolk Council, ahead of it undergoing an independent examination and residents are invited to give their views.
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Have your say on Neighbourhood Plans
Bungay and Rushmere St Andrew residents are invited to comment on their local Neighbourhood Plan, ahead of them being submitted for independent examination.
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Humber Doucy Lane appeal inquiry
Land North-East Of Humber Doucy Lane
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Planning
Wait... Before you contact us, you might find what you're looking for on our planning pages. Planning applications and Enforcement
View and comment on plans and see the status of planning applications
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Neighbourhood Plans formally adopted for two East Suffolk villages
Easton and Playford have become the latest East Suffolk villages to formally adopt Neighbourhood Plans.
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Funding boost for community hub plans in Lowestoft
East Suffolk councillors are supporting an ambitious local group with grants from their Enabling Communities Budget.
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Two more East Suffolk parishes adopt Neighbourhood Plans
Following a referendum on 15 May, Carlton Colville and Westerfield have become the latest East Suffolk parishes to formally adopt their Neighbourhood Plans.
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Procurement frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a Request for Quotation (RFQ) and an Invitation to Tender (ITT)?
We use ITTs for contracts of £75,000 in value and RFQs for anything below this amount. The process and documentation reflects the risk and value associated with the procurement. A tender will likely have more complex requirements, be of higher value and therefore carry a higher risk. Having more comprehensive documents will help to manage these.
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Cost of annual parking ticket significantly reduced
Following feedback received from residents, the cost of an annual long stay car parking ticket has been decreased.
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Adastral Park Habitats Regulations Assessment (HRA)
Consultation in relation to The Conservation of Habitats and Species Regulations 2010 - Regulation 61- Assessment of implications for European sites
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