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These plans are historic and are provided for information only. They have been replaced by the current Local Plans.
Read more about "Previous local plans"...The annual Forum brings together Partnership members and related stakeholders to celebrate, share knowledge and expertise, and work together to take practical action against local challenges.
Read more about "East Suffolk Community Partnership Annual Forum 2025"...The self build and custom build register opened in September 2015. The key statistics below relate to base periods 1 to 9, starting in 2015 and ending on 30 October 2024, and an update on base period 10 so far. The redacted raw data can be found on the East Suffolk Open Data Portal.
Read more about "Key statistics from the self build and custom build register"...Our East Suffolk Profile Data Pack offers a wide range of key statistics about the district, grouped into topics, covering population demographics, deprivation, housing, health and social care, employment and education,
Read more about "Council and district profile"...The new Animal Welfare (Activities Involving Animals) (England) Regulations 2018 require all those who keep animals to train or exhibit, to hold a licence with the local authority. Previously, these keepers would have been registered with Suffolk County Council under the old Performing Animals (Regulation) Act 1925.
Read more about "Keeping or training animals for exhibition"...Over £140,000 from a new fund has been allocated to community projects in East Suffolk.
Read more about "Four community projects benefit from developer contributions"...A charity dedicated to widening access to music education has received funding from East Suffolk Council to help expand its reach.
Read more about "Charity funding boost music to ears of mums and babies"...The council own and maintain a number of key countryside sites across the district. These include country parks, commons and informal green-spaces. The council aims to ensure that these areas are actively promoted to encourage use by the public and managed to a high standard as informal recreational facilities and areas of nature conservation value.
Read more about "Countryside sites"...The Historic Building Grant Scheme is now open. |
The Historic Building Grant Scheme (HBGS) can provide a financial contribution of up to £1500 for maintenance and repairs of historic windows and doors in areas covered by Article 4 Directions.
Read more about "Historic Building Grant Scheme"...Page 31 of 164