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Preventing E.coli contamination
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) has published guidance clarifying the steps that food businesses need to take to control the risk of contamination from the food bug E.coli O157.
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Energy Performance Certificates
From 1 October 2008, an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) is required whenever a building in the social or private rented sector is let to a new tenant, or a privately owned property is sold.
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Hat-trick of awards for building excellence in East Suffolk
A stylish new café in East Suffolk has again been nominated for a top award – along with a locally based building contractor and architect.
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Funding available for community groups in Lowestoft
Voluntary and community groups in Lowestoft and the surrounding villages are set to benefit from a new funding scheme which launches next week.
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Dog control locations
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Failure to comply with the Building Regulations (England)
Failure to comply with the building regulations - Dutyholders and Enforcement
- Failure to comply with the building regulations
- Prosecution and enforcement notices
- Compliance and stop notices
- Work without permission
- Appeals against notices
- Use of a registered building control approver service
- Impact on Selling the Property
- Discovery of unauthorised work
Failure to comply with the building regulations
If you do not follow the building control procedures set out for handling your building work, or you carry out building work which does not comply with the requirements contained in the building regulations, you will have contravened the regulations.
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Felixstowe Port
Suffolk Coastal Port Health Authority (SCPHA) is part of Suffolk Coastal District Council and is based at the Port of Felixstowe, the UK’s largest container port. SCPHA is responsible for:
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Notification of vessel ETA
Radio quarantine reports from ships at sea
The Public Health (Ships) Regulations specify that no person other than a pilot, customs officer, immigration officer or port health officer shall board or leave a ship which is required to obtain free pratique for health clearance on arrival in the United Kingdom from a foreign port, without consent of the Port Health Authority.
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Council assessing situation following further erosion at Pakefield
Following further erosion to the cliffs at Pakefield over the weekend, East Suffolk Council is working to assess the situation and determine the next steps for the local community.
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Planning
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View and comment on plans and see the status of planning applications
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