East Suffolk Council
Search Results
You searched for "parish council list "
-
BoxUp free sports equipment locker moving to Nicholas Everitt Park
Visitors to Nicholas Everitt Park in Oulton Broad will now be able to benefit from a popular scheme which provides people with free sports equipment.
Read more about "BoxUp free sports equipment locker moving to Nicholas Everitt Park"... -
Household costs and advice
A complete list of available support is below. Please take the time to read it and use the links to the support you need.
Read more about "Household costs and advice"... -
Closed churchyards
Read more about "Closed churchyards"...As part of our ground maintenance duties, the council is responsible for 29 closed churchyards across the district.
-
Free community Health & Well-being drop-in events
Residents in the south of East Suffolk are invited to find out more about the wide range of support services available to them in the local area.
Read more about "Free community Health & Well-being drop-in events"... -
Hiring out horses
The new Animal Welfare (Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018
New regulations came into force on 1 October 2018, meaning that any renewals under the old legislation or any new premises after 1 October 2018 will need to comply with the new regulations and associated Government guidance.
Read more about "Hiring out horses"... -
Planning obligations monitoring fees
What the legislation and guidance say about planning obligation monitoring fees
Regulation 122 (2A) of the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Regulations 2010 (as amended) permit local authorities to charge a fee for monitoring and reporting on planning obligations. The Regulation 122 tests do not apply in relation to a planning obligation which requires a sum to be paid to a local planning authority in respect of the cost of monitoring (including reporting) provided:
Read more about "Planning obligations monitoring fees"... -
Enabling Communities Strategy
The council's East Suffolk Strategic Plan identifies five areas which we believe will be really important for East Suffolk over the next four years – economic growth, value for money, digital transformation, our environment and enabling communities. Our Enabling Communities Strategy explains what we mean by ‘enabling communities’ and how we want to work differently and better with our communities to improve the environment, economy and social aspects of the area to make services – and life – better for everyone.
Read more about "Enabling Communities Strategy"... -
How the Right to Challenge Works
The following groups, also known as 'relevant bodies', are all eligible to express an interest in bidding to run a particular district council service:
Read more about "How the Right to Challenge Works"... -
Top ideas for communities
Can your community inspire and empower residents to:
Read more about "Top ideas for communities"... -
East Suffolk Council budget approved
East Suffolk Council (ESC) has reaffirmed its commitment to investment in local communities by approving a budget of over £30million to fund essential services in 2023/24.
Read more about "East Suffolk Council budget approved"...
Page 30 of 166